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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
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BE0G-At Far Roct.way, Friday August % sh.r short
bs severe Illness Mihse Bess ssed years AID months
son Of Pstiick J. Bcgg OF hi. city.
FENNO-At Mount UPTON CheuAngo County, on Saturday
August H. Francis Upton feno, ESQ., In the AID year Oih'
HISToE-In Brooklyn Friday August 20 AFTER short but
psipul Illness CsthaIins Hogan, wife Of Valentine Hutton
I've Baymsrtln parish o Talon county Waterford Ire
land aged ~ yesTs aud moDihA
HYATT-In Mi, city, friday, August a. Joshua H. Hyatt
con of william ID MArssfs, Hyatt, eyed 50 ysss
MOORE A. Sing Sing August % Elizabeth daughter OF Den.
i.min Moore in The 5tL yosf Of her
The re.ises fient o her father aud OF her Er.ndaheT
Clement c. Moore iuVed 70 attend her nuefal rom 81
LP,ur, Church Sing sing Monday the 2eth inst 1t
O'Clock.
NICHOLs-In thl, riy. Friday, August % sner loag
Illness George Nih)s aged 50 yea n months, and days
OLAEY-On Saturday morning AuI - alters pahinl iaess
h. Mary OHey widow OF the late Peles Obey, in tie 7h
yasr n her age.
The sves ssd fi.nd, Of the family respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral Monday the Roth inst, O'Clock
p m. from late T.sidsncs No u Neit 2hst without
fGIthef 60, ,Ation
oNTHANK-Is Boston, Sunday, July ~, Of consumption,
Daniel o. Onthank formerly member Of the IAth Ward
Police, kevioTk. aged "a yrArs -
BHAWOE Saturday morning, Auygt ~, Aeltndcr son Of
Alexander and ShsW, in the 2lth q bic
Th. and friends ths family respectfully Invited 20
funeral Sunday afternoon 2tt Inst Al eclocb,
froin the residence Of bis pareuts No ia West 2hst
slLLECK-n this city Thuudsy AuFus1 "a kussH n. s
lek beloved daughter Of HsaTy o. and sa'as r. heck asee
10 year, AID months.
rAYLOR-In th city Friday, Augns, n Of eensumTon,
Mary, wife Of William raysr, eyed - ysar'.
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Arrived.

s, Texas Pendleton, Lsphorn - dsys psfSed Gibraltar
June 30 with marble rsFi aud ptss. TO NJ Psstscsdl Avg
H. lat 81 e. Ion 81 o. spoke bark Union OF and nom Bremcn
Tor Baltimore, IS dsys out. -
B.fs Tsroa Foer Msrscsibo Aug eoG.e TO-, 10 Matt
tud Phrlps & Co. Left no American vessels
Brig Frederick Eugene lchon tondout coal for Boston
Brig May Ann (B BacAm, Lmgan, L. d. 10 days coal 10
T. Cunrd.
schr G W. Chaplin, Fsruum, Clinton for Rondout.
echT Oliver spslmsn, Speiman, Ptovtienee Tor Absnf
sehr II B. Ne,calf. Burton Pr0ydencs for Albany.
s,hr Only Son Eastman, Pittston day. lnmbeI
Schr AmeIlssn Chief PrssSey, Rookland diyl, lue.
schr Eien 4 ouss, snow, hew.lIsysn, . days
sehr Irssl 9Dow Aehorp Ronoout. coal Tor Portsmouth,
schr Dart, Palmer, Elssteihpoh far Stamford.
6chr Sarah Elor. Dodge ElEsbet port for EsH Boston.
schr H,rr Hl Linfburnor, Etsbshpors for Cambridge
port
schr J. q. Curtis Reynolds Elgabsthport FOR Boston
Schr Csrsl, velsor, EiESbehPor for Norwich
SchL b. y. Webb Buckihs EIebethpor for PavtucksI
schI r. Jsnis.op, Jspisson Eli.eo,hPoI. foI Sa1p I,
bchr Enterprise, Martin EliIsbsthport for New wHAy1s =
sloop Velocity Platt. lhsbsthp port for Pawtuckst.
Steamer ospsy Ksnnsy, Prsvdsnos, mdse 10 Edward Byn-
Steam" Novelty, Shaw Pbilsd.shis ma's 10 L9s K
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ARxIso OF HAVANA STEAMERs.--Messrs sPohord
T1eston & Co.. hays succeeded IN making an arrange
rnen with the United States Government, in accord
suce with which, the steamship Coumbis, Which sails
next Saturday for Havana, will take ont one naval
omcer and fifteen gRnpers, with three rhed guns on
deck The object being TO engage any privaeer which
my come in sight their way from New-fork TO
Havana. TIE agreement 10 that SPoford, 1iles'on u
Co. shall feed the officers and men furnished by The
Government thus saving the United States not only the
expense of rst-cass steamer fully manned, but the
cost Of provisioning it. The steamship Marion VIII
a.so lie ilicd out in the same manner on her return
4. por-. The ronte Of these steamers renders 'nis
arrangement valuable one. Ii the California steam
sbios ADOPT tho same plan priyateers may look out.
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snw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. AUGUST e5, 1861

ste'" Franklin, Dougherty, Baltimore md'e 70 "dsm
ps .,n
zell - r., - . -
a. hours In bsllas. 20 master
RELOW-Bmt Rro,' =, frora Pernsmbuco.
sAILE0-slips Chau,Ti9~, FOX Qnren'to~n John Wtis
for ueentown, BARK Ellen Stevens Marsees. BIgt sei
Foam for Cuvtoa isnhe for Cetei Lady Chapman B of
Jscmsl Alma (Br) for Nsssau; Lucy Dsring sr for Hs
vana schr Labe Br for Lsguyi Pilots Bride for Ours
Goa: Libra dan J. for Queenstosn. -.
Also sailed steamships Edinburgh trl for Lyerpooi Ba-
vaa HAM for Hsmburg and both passed the Battery at
1890 III.
WISD-sunset, s., very light.
steamship Vanderbilt having completed her repairs
wa. foated off balance dock and steamed round
10 her berth Pier No North River.
The ship Far Wet the sectional dock Tor the
purpose Of having her copper patched
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OF wslins IN the pstb 1f hsslthy, happy service.
There Is other point we may ohsay ..rsd b, ,ee
bssis Of Christian humility While stnneL ssvse sys
onsh aea 10 he bambled by the discovery ef sin ns ow
ns a. saint and heir of glory should Re o. nnen neer,s
kind Noirs win bring low, snd make us 80 ~nlht'o
engage IN the .esnest service ma kowede o cur Psn
IN CRdst When we hear Lord saying Al tnpg srs oe
liversd unto me of my Father" yet aiding s es snS
owly in heart" are taught ihs secret ei true
Is there not profound meaning In bis words LBskN of
Ye. Instructed soul will discern the connection oe,Tssn @ 'Io T.
highes. dignity ard the deepest humility me Lo'o
conscious poesson OF all ngs could afford to be ara
"bis thing in him and IN you" Nothing wi %
take the low place. to wah the saints feet OF 70 suhs
oureve. 70 be trampled Ike the knowledge o our te
With Il soop to minister to others 80
wanting Others mini The gresness we % ,nSha
IL in folow Z Lord who said IL one wll De sss.
ons yos him become the servant Of ALL am am9ns
ne that syeth" As children Of God we neta hots
10 add to dignity -,
The con ciousnes. the real power iosy happy
walk In taking the yoke Of Jesus In not ninding hish ~
but low estate shall realize soidihs
pesce and rest TO the soul a,
Of the h'ppest hing' thus 20 be rner IN me
srhoo Of Christ But l remember that ,he Holy uhost
whose Office and desh. h 70 bring before tho Lord jesus
as an ample never does without frat grounding as In the
faith the that be bs done for the eoss We must
10 Christ we can learn OF him.
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In saG,lip RararL1 for 80 4fh0mpton sc-Samu.l samuss
and ,iy Thonss w. QiTou, Hayarten. srs Loe,ehiss
Mis- Ufisshein, q. Edeler, Edward begmann h. NJ
Wilder Charles Csen hrs Johannc PfsreT, Louis Ilnchon
Oscsr Mohr Mr. sod Ms p L. Mohr Jacob gersOn Mr. and
Mrs. FreJtsE Aus Strohmsyer, Mrs. b. NNIpicfe Mrs.
Hewer and child Mrs Eliza indauer and child New Yerk
Mrs George &. SeIt child and infsn Mis- Caroline kriso
Hobohen, Jul " d. Heyde Hamburg; Mr koehnemssn and
family Milwaukee q. W Brobers, Mrs. Meer and infant,
Ms Keor child snd infant Mrs A. Sroithottsr Cincinnati
Cbsrl., schraubstsdter Boston Mr. aud Ma Dsvidon Con.
seccut Louis uhr 81 Louis Lou, Hslibon, Baltimore Jos.
Dorn San FraBesco Ang MsJer 81 Joseph! John T. Cole
and Mrs. Wolf Iowa Mn Ruditer Mis-, Rudissr Glenn.
,us Rudgr TheodoT Rgdiger, Almonds simon Ascker Mar
Doru California Gustav ZurgIaf Horny Rudolph, Philsde
phi. j. H. Stern Porto Plata g. BArsm. Mexico and shss
la peersse-Totrl Pa
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A LADY OF TEE yrRsr NE.PacrAsILIrt xRil
TIMELY WARNING

Every mother should be prepared to sc. In the ossiy
and physician to her ehildfea she can ale win dis
charge these duties much beeT than any ,hs emps
does she Ought know that there medicine pre-
pared by old and fsaas ply ycin which has
Of xAsr years. and the pesfeci thing
children .eshins Al.o wind cOc Dy',ntsy DAs
Ihes and 10 TO regulate the bowsls We ssy every
mo.hes do not let your prcco, the peiudoes of
ohsr stand the way Of the relief IN, win be soeye, abso
lu,ely .ure-ts follow ,hs of Mrs wIssL0w'e sooTH-
INR HYuITP
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nlaaaters. &c.

NEWPORT. Eng, Aug D. 1851.
On the 2fh ul the ship w " Moses Of Bath, Capt Jones'
with cargo OF coal from Cardiff for Rio Jsnero while proceed
log dowa the Bristol Channel into collision with BARI
Mary Duties OF this port sl.o outward bound with coal
whereby tho latter sunk drowning the captain snd eight
hands. The w NJ. struck the stsrbosrd bow be-
tween the hesd and and cut down within twelve
inches the edge She returned to CaIdf and has
been attached by Admiralty for $500 by the Of the sunk
en- vessel By -tter to Elwood Walter esq, secresy Of
Board of UnderwrteTs
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Tea. e2l geo oo1 64017 7s3 6l9,Tes7l S5s96 GIG
Increase compared With 1856 ls7
The exchanges ss the Bank Clearinghouse this
saorniDg were sl4,46l.526 40, and the balances
e92l O02 g. The exchanges for the week ending TO-
dsy were 81, 46,O2s sS, being daily average Of
tI57o7 67I so assnst sl9 369, III 90 for the week
ending Saturday last.
The sn'bracte coal brought down by ths Reading
Railroad ntis week amounted to 2l,3a tuns; Same
week lest ye1r 1881 tuns. The bituminous coal not
get reported " VI be about 5000 tuns. The schuylin
Canal has brought down s3yHs tuD,i sans week last
gear, Al, ,47e.
The mails by the Aidca are at hand.
The rstarn from the Bank d England, for tho week
adiss the 7sh Of August, gyss the following results
sAp powysred win The Prsyieas FssG
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A PERFECT CHARM


Mr.. wTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP cert.iuly does s'th.
name IMPLIES. ,oobe" the little uaOIe Into qale, nliaI
,.np from which y.0rHted and Tseshed Aud for
a., cre Of nc.n, the period Of teshius sash
Dys.nsry Dllhss Wind Colo. 49, ko have never
hs equal
W.. have always been sad s opposed to the prsss Of
dus usrns iual THp ARTICLE xs NO pHLsrsRiovs sDscrs
yHIrrvRH and from sspesnce Eve speak sissdiyl
w have every esnftnes In ~ and ear heartily econ,endh
10 all moshsrs Take acvioe-a~ it-sni ye1 vii ss
,,r.nsly recommend u TO oshsr., az ws have eysa
rRIs Is TIE SEASON OF TIE YEAR when ehldrsa
,s,hIus are almost certain be afflicted with dysspTy and
d,,b.a Ms. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Ia never.
falling remedy these diseases and will vs Immediate relief
from Al. pain and distress Incident 10 hs process Of selhing
Every mother should provide II for her children.
DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE NOW KEEP MRS
wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children tso,hlpE
No medicine ln the United States sells Ike It. R standard
medicine and It, fame h worldwide Physician, order and
Il, wherever s msy ycal effects have been witnessed
Millions Of bottles Of Mira WINSLoW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year IA the United States for
children tsohins with nsssrfans Relief inmsa
late and certain.
Mn wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sure 70 regulate
the bowels
BEWARE or cousrsRvnIrs and INVITATIONS
None genuine pne.. The fac smils Of CURTIS PERKINS
Eew.Yosk. s on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the weriA
Principal sahee No. u CFpAR-sT. NEw-Yohk' rnss
only % ctcts ger bette.
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u.,L,,.-R,norted bv J,lfgrauh.

PmIApnIPH. Aug 2h-BREAPsrUFgs yeIy d9ll sHgs,hn'
81 35; Red 10 CoRE sciive. WHISKY hIm 81 lsa ietc
BuYYALe, Aus. Al ?. n.-FIouR steady. WHsAT steady
and shade easier; tses 90 bush Milwaukee Club sc
CoNS held firmly; 'ale, 1000 bush At 26is ihkohT, Un %
chsnesd LAKE, fsPoRrs day: 1000 bui, Flour, Ill Oo
hush Wheat 50 600 bush Corn CASat EXPORTS: 500 bb
Flour I0l 900 bush Nhsa 92l bush Com 0bu'h Ot,
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Fatal AccmEyT.-A little girl named Cstharins
Feyry fell from the fouTthstory window OF her resi-
dsnee corner OF Conover ard p esident streets, on
hay afternoon. She struck the fsggng in The yard
and fractured her skull. Death ensued in sn hour
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1ninsemenis.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
The Marsgor e lshted 10 snnounes the most
WONDERFUL And ENTRAOkOlNARf NOVELTY
ever offered TO the people u Nex-York a
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
PROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPr,
THE GREAT EEHEMOTH or TUE SCRIPTURES.
TaE MARVEL Of THE ASlMAL KINGDOM,
tn, only sniros s hind brought 70 America an animal
at q worhpei by the Egyptians AMI never allowed BY The
ovenuept the country exospt a. special fsNor
Tsy hs Il Egypt except >, te ZooloE
e.I IA London the Gadsn u Plants la rsri and the
or. now Of citizens Of thi. Met opos ndlu zach OF
b. s by the sp Of The Grand Nc.I9y OF Egypt
liz n b. sea :. al hoa,, EVERY DAY and EVENING st.
tended By its Wa,cbfu .,,
ARAB KEEPER. sALAAHA,
who exhibits The utmost .oicitn5C for tis Pe csse
WHAT II rri OR NAN MONkEf
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, MONSTER
SNAKES AQUARlA. HAPPY FAMILY. ke
Ths Lecture. Room EntcleIi nsuts rmorucs -
PETITE DRAMA, VAUDEVILLE ind FARCE.
Adals.or % all IS cents Children under 10 |, cents
GEORGE CHRISTYS MJNSTRELS, STUf-
W yEsANr INSTITUTE, BROADWAY. near BOND.
kYsT QUARrETTH IN 1.IE PROP EsSlON. GEORGE
CHRIST Wand hi. COMPANY every evening AdmAnce sSc
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MARRIED..

BREwsTER-DRAPFR-At Greenfield, Ml.,, on Thursday
August u by the Rev Rus,eu Jones Henry Brewst. OF
EewY0rk Caroline daughter Of w. w. Draper, Of the for
place
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aliliiarp Notlees.

Ftrst Regtment Fremont Rines-Co. W. MERRITT
sadquars No 6sI Brose reg !, now esins
into service and offers superior Inducements to oncefs
IA rsen who deAs to unite With hrtclass Organization
MAKE early application a Headquarters.
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Receipts Of Prodnce.

Ara A-l5 s3I bbs Flour las Corn Meal, 7eeo bush
Wheat n do. Com, 835 do Oats $50 pkga Whisky, %
do. Ashes 79J do. Lard. l23 pkss ProVisops
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nsrkem--oAaErulII Rrrcarrp 70, ZEE Y. Z. rrrrr

,e,,rs an, sATUkDAr. AUG. "A, 1871.
AsHESIhe msrte, for both kinds quis sale. Of Poe 8!
G525, and Pesfis q Ss3Ik -
COTTONTbe ma Is firm With moderate s,les We o,oe
ki3ding Upland, snd do. 0nfat islaia3c -
COFFEEkio Ia fair demand Other knd, era op,. s.
Of J. 900 bags Rio al l3i lac. f'
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths inquiry for Western Cans. Florr
ismore gctiye but p In the buyers favor Al he co,
Holders generally nee seess s inquiry Is chiefly lo er
port The medium and uer grades In inquiry AZ shout
5apsfns Stse 81 3fa 80 for do Western ~ G 70
for Er State 81 I5d - 90 ot Rsncy 81 b51 go for
brands Of Roubd Hoop Extra 0hio and ts 2se*s Is for
trade brands do Canadian Flour easier and quiet supply
not large Sales Of $40 bblG vt % yo9sf so for EIas
gss.hern Flour 10 quiet and The low grades Of Old very
kSs,y ~ sssys ., ,as sal S.E I'm isa sGsss, Islss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

HIsIATUhH ALMANAC.
gun-RiEss,520l lSot..........,6;i5 Moeu-kissa e.&5
Sandy Hook. .l0:z1 Gov Isand.i:l7 sl0ste. l2:53
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
SATURDAY, Aug. 24-P. N.


The Stock market to-day has been moderately active
bat without important changes. The only feature Of
interest was the dealings In Rock Island, which, 1t Is
supposed has been taken up by the parties who have
formerly operated in it. State Bonds are weak, es-
pecally North CaIoinas, which declined TO Sc 1t il
stated that the Legislature Of that State has ndorSed
abe scon of tbe Confederate Congress in regard to the
sonscson Of Southern bonds in the hands Of Northern
capitalists. Government securities are firm. After
se Board the Share market was about p cent lower,
and very duh. No Second Board to-day.
The foreign bill market s quiet and steady.
Freighfs are more active and rates are lower to
Liverpool but are firm to London, owing TO scarcity
oi tunnags to the latter port To Liverpool the en-
Fagemenis include 20 600 bush Wheat at l0d SlOld.
10 bags 100000 bush. Corn at 9!d. in bulk, and 9ld
p9id. in ships bags; s,O00 bbls. Flour at 2s. 3d.
o. Cd. To London 5000 bbls. Flour at at 2s. lOld
a3s; 43, 900 bush. Wheat at lOId. SHd. in bulk and
bags; 100 hhds. Tobacco at 35s. Cd. To Glasgow:
1900 bush. Corn st 9id. IN bulk To Bristol: 500
bts Flour at q. 3d. brig Of 2O tuns was chartered
10 ConstsntiDOpIe with Rum vt SC. y gallon, and a
vessel TO Marseilles with Wheat on private terms
The transactions to-day ct the Office Of the Assistant
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

BRooxLYK CRY MoRTALIrY-Ihe to'ai ncln'e, .la 60
Of deaths in THE city last week WAS III OF "hien *
were sduts and l2o children. The principal diseases
v,4r, Cholera ipfantom, 80; convulsions, ntantile,
Is. n0sraspus I3; scarlet fever 6; consumption, &;
smallpox, 2; disrrhea, H. SC. Under one year 0l age
n; between and 90 years, 81. Natives OF United
States. $50; Ireland, M England,2.
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COME, YE HEAvY-LADEN."

"COME, YE HEAvY-LADENn
"Come hither, all We wosry sou<;
We bessy-adsn sinners, come!
I'll give you rest from sl your tolls,
And raise you to my heavenly hens.
They shall hnd rest who learn Of me;
Pm Of q meek and lowly mipdj
But passion rsgss Ike the sea-
And pride 10 restless a. the wind
"Bls., IL the man whose shoulders take
Ny yoke, and boar IL with delights
Ny yoke Is easy to his neck
by grace shall mske the burden Light
Jssus We come at Thy command;
With fsib, and hope snd humble ZEAL
Resign spirits TO thy hand -
10 mold and guide No at thy Will lWsuf.
spirituasm.Mis,E Emms Ha'dngs viii lecture f2r the last
SUNDAY August 25 at lOt o'clock and y o'clock
Snbeot-eyenine--"A A ueriea ard her Destiny
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BROOKLYN ITEMS,

TgE VOLUNTEER FUYn.-The Board Of Sdperyisors
have appropriated additional Of 10000 toward
he relief Of the families Of 'yolunteers who enlisted N
he service Of their cOuntyy. Arelulion 8a' adopted
authorizing the Ward Committees to appoint man IN
every ward for six dsys in each month, whose business
shall be to invesI gate the of those WHO sPPy
for relief A sveeial Committee OF three was aisO
appointed 20 ommend some plan proviaing ior
more economical and systemRiic Distribution Oh 'ne
Relief fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
Hle0irdl.
From Th. Lsdis. visltOr Of .hi' cliy


MOTHERS
Th.r. 10 an sivsrtIssm.r 10 f number Of paper 70
which W. wish 70 cali your spseiA ,saon We do nO,be
eau.. We are paid doing tOr the proprietor has Ho 90 much
a. rne.a n, Do sut nom the fact that sincerely BE-
nsy. deeply Interests yos aud ysu children 10 hnor whA, "a
hs. communicated We refer thiy ysa experience f
fsu,.. physician In tie .h,p. Of Mira wINsLows soorH
INC SYRUP for children tse.hins
Tus Of Thousands Of children die yearly during The process Of
CUTTING teeth and hundreds ef Thousands barely escape death
10 p., life suffering diseased In bedy and enfs5ed iu mind
all Of which results dsoranzsioa Of the system durrs
the process fssthag Mrs. wISSL0w, In her profession
bad an opportunity witness much OF this suffering aud has
prepared medicine The else'mpe yet effective and
sure. JUsT klNKpr sREpLp.
We know act. like magic giving almost Instant relief the
little suae shavins Witnessed the pleasing results from
the sea, nuubs ofc,es No In neiens
the race opinion and Of female pby,can
Of ess,, viii bs immorss1sd BY this medicine.
LADY op TIE yIRsr sEsPscrABILITI wRirrs,
Ds,B SIN; happy 20 be able 10 certify 70 the escy Of
M wn.lor's sOOihns Syrup and 70 the truth Of wis., TIA
represented 10 accomplish Hsl little boz suffering greatly
from eethng who could rest and si night BY his cries
would not permit any Of the fan iy TO 20 purchased
given the boy according to tbs directions s effect upon him
Ike magic he went 10 seep .nd all pain and nervous
disappeared We hsy, hsd no trouble With him aimee and
the little fellow VIII pas. through With comfort the ercrucisns
process Of se,hng by tho sole aid Of M Wi,ows Soothing
syup Every mother who health aud . Of hsr chill
drrn should pOs'essh MRS. X. a. AL0ER
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

AN EsSzx SHoT.--On Friday morning nr. " "
Hslloek of No. 4oS Myrtle avenue, saw an sAs.o
shghhpg on the spire of the Rev. Dr. EnnenuO'i
church in Clermort avenue, and procuring Al o,u.
fashisned United States musset, he tired ana oo"s"
the bird down. He measured siK ieet anu ,pioo
inches from one tip of the wing TO the other VIZ
was the propriety of shooting such NOBLE O"u anu
sff a church steeple, too
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

ONLY 10 CENTS. September No. LADIES
" WREATH now ready Ma. Ill Fulton'st and prnciPs
h,. D.p,t, Contains beautfJ colored hoIs OF the IA
NOUS 636 Regiment with sketch Dstey Wedding Dogn IN
Di,e Also second iustalment Of origins tale Liiie
Brovn Bessie which IN Augn,t number botn
nnu, 20 be office sent 20 address on receipt Of
cent postsge stamps single c9Eies stamps Addrsss
Ms. l.. d. SHEARS,
Boz No. 2 653 Nev.f orb Post-Ohies
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Rert E. - e9s2O So ..la,resse."., s,oi W. aiq aiq
PDhF deposits ...., 3G43I63 ,.ncrese az go
U -der DIP Jsils.,.....,.. 1lSl5,9S9 ''pecicase''
On the other side of the aeooupk gt,4sqi
Covegnuent securities. 299Qp0e0 incre~e''''' 90 f6l
Ctler securities. l.yse1 Iye".s.... 77s,o
TIE amout Of nree IN eiroua Is 4zosi9s os ,nepts
of Es9qS snd o stock 81 nyi 9T when compared
is El2 $50 446 showing a. incresse oil @i0''''r 49,
with the preceding rSturn -,
Messrs d. Bell Son g. Co., in their circular OF 'ne
ob ,b,v cn,cept on the state of the narketfor Amer
| can Stock: During the past week the market LOT
American securities has continued active, ana Iar
business has transacted in both state STOCKS ana
Railroad bonds but at generally lower prces'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

Tar Jo,xr BOARD OF ALDERMEN ANn SUPER
,,soEs-,The final meeting Of the Joint Board OF
Aldermen and Supervisors was held in the Common
Corncil Chamber on Friday evening, when tie amounts
irsd by law to carry on the City Government
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
a. staple articles for the week I:


Inesesse Of the compared with that Of 1890 75
Tie following 10 scomparatve statement Of the value
ss exports FROM The commencement Of the year 70
Aug. %:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
TO ARnIVE.
Passeueeys Arrived
psssepucrs Sailed

In ,ls T,zds FROM LsgAor-P. ID. BOYD NJ Wshsrdson and
lady, Nh Mathews and lady.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
Nem Publications.

EASHIONS.-Published and now ready, the
IL FALL AND WINTER REPORT OF FASHIONS for
1861 and 1854 by WILLIAM 0LENGhOss, No Ig bosassy'
Y publisher Of the Journal dee Tseufs (Engiih ion
September number ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

showing an increase Of t2,557,O6l SO during the
- eek.
The following table win compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

DEFINING PosITIONS--The Assembly
Chamber has been rendered, by resolution,
Ito oil such persons as propose to be
candidates to represent the State Of Cali.
iornia in the Senate Of the United States,
for the purpose Of enabling them to ex-
press their views on the various subjects
Of national policy now agitating the cOun.
try" Of course they will accept the in
vitatiOn and tonight define their posi-
tons, to the edi6cation and amusement
Of the assembled wisdom 81 the State, =
the lOaGers who hang round the Capital
and the sensation patriots Who are-in
their own charlottesville guardians Of
the Union. Its shrewdly suspected that
some Of the candidates ere afraid and
others have not the ability to "express
their views on the various subjects of ma.
tiOnaI policy now agitating the country"
and that this invitation was originated for
the purpose Of quietly Laying them on
the shelf" lit be true, as is limited and
believed, that COnncss is . candidate, this
meeting will give him additional strength
-as it will show, beyond question, that
be Is immeasurably superior Is q speaker
to any Of the other candidates. He is .
sagAcious politician and thOrOugly under
stands when and how to take advantage
Of circumstances, and has the nerve to
FearIessiy announce his views regardless
Of consequences.