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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

To,.i.....s57aO 100 sS.iOs % Dec. I75t od
The Chicago and Rock Island Road earned 81, $50
during the third week in October against go rs
last year, showing an increase Of s2,15.
Freighis are decidedly frmer TO Great Britain un-
der the influence Of larger business based more
favorable adyices but there is lao perceptibie i'm
provement in rates 10 the Continent To Liverpool
the engagements are 10, 900 BUSH Of Corn at II a
I2Id, in bulk and bags 100, 900 do. Wheat at i2
3d., in bulk and bags, closing at the higher rate
1000 bbs. Flour at ID. Sd. Sc. I'D. 70 bids. Tai
low at 35s; 500 boxes Cheese at 4Osi 10 tuns Log
wood at SIS. cd. To London: $4,000 bushels Whest
at 49, q iid in bulk ana bags; 800 bbs. Flour at
Sc 3D. a f.; 500 boxes Cheese at SOS. 200 tuns OH
cake nj SIS. cd To Glasgow: II, 900 bush. of Corn
at I2ld. To Havre: $1,000 lash Wheat at 2ic., and
$500 do. Flour at SOC. The charters are ship with
full cargo Of Corn Liverpool last evening at I'D,
in bulk and bags; bark of 33l tuns, with Timber
and Plank from tho Delaware TO Plymouth, at COS.
load Of 20 cubic feot schooner Of 2i0 tuns, " iih
Oil TO Hayre, and brig Of 200 tuns, 70 load at an
Eastern port for the West Indies, and back 10 New
York, on private terms.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was; Receipts,
t605. 596 92-for Customs, "a 900; for Treasury
Notes, 1872 I07 20; Payments including redeemed 6
v cent notes, g. Ci3,sls 70; Balance u ,5o,7S3 o.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morn.
ing were sl6,li0,ll9 y. The exchanges for the
week ending to-day were Sill, i75,226 %, being a
daily average of $Is .2Oi 81, against go lGs,-
957 SO, for the week ending on Saturday last.
The coupons Of the Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad Company, due on the lst November, will
be paid on and after that day at the Office Of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
A large amount of ST. Louis County bonds are
held Lere. We take the following advertisement
from Tic 81. LOUIS Republican
Holders Of ST. Loais County coupons maturing IN Docen'
reedy to redsu them the Treasuy In the city Of b.
A0u"' !" n. BRoTHERToN County Treasurer.
81. LOyi,. Oct 2, 1851.
There is rather more movement IN 3.O = cent
Treasury notes both at the Sub-Treasury and among
the agencies At the SubIreasury to-day, the saies
exceeded $500 900. Messs. Liyermore, Clevs d
Mason have sold since the commencement OF Their
agency 81 100000.
MIR. Cisco reimbursed the banks again to-day about
$4,000, on account Of sales Of Treasury notes,
making So v cent in the aggregate. lie has made
no further calls for insallments, but Will probably
begin on the second fifty millions early in the week,
as he has notice OF very large drafts coming forward
and the balance in the Treasury 10 low.
Demand Treasury notes circulate freely, and the
Sub-Tressury has bat about 100000 On hand 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
The 81. Louis Republican gays:

The 81. Louis Republican gays:
The Banks draw sight exchange ct e cent preunn which
may lie considered the ruling though sales made
high 10 y cent Gold aboIt 10 cent premium At the
Boatusns Saving Institution informed that they
checking at x Ger. premium for the notes OF the
Bsnts received by that institution and At for gold The
arrangement between the ionr Bsnksthe state, Southern
Merchants ard Mechancs-oonlinUed ~ work smoothly and
saiisf4ctoiily
Campbell Co.'S steam mill at NsrIsgsnseli, II. L., has
started up aud will soon be In full operation.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The workings Of the Money Market tend 90 accumulation
Of currency aud the offerings OF good business paper short
OF wha. the banks DESTROYS OF taking.
few changes made In Bank Note ist. Missouri
quoted at l2a3s cent dis, instead OF i5d1c dis
Notes OF The Bank Of Charleston" adv aDced from 40 dis
70 % dis. Wheeling branches made dis instead Of
Kentucky money Is In less request The bankers consequently
mud sepnulslng on their hands and getting little heavy
though Il Ia sin continued At the old quotation
The eIpesnco OF different bankers TO EIchsnge opera
tons varies oonsdesby still In the aggregate would seem
that the stock being reduced The sales mainly for local
mercantile account The receipts doubtless much less
board.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
Fer New Haven . q M, (Ex }; l2:i5 ., Exl jSe, 4
~ and r. m,
kor sddseport, :, q. m., Ezl; l2:l5 :, OK; $50
49, aud p. H.
For Milford straiiosd fairfield, Southport and Nespor
"a M. u: rs. $3.50, $50, and p.
For Norwtk T. s;Ses. l2:l5 3 (Ex) $50, 4:a9 $3.50
.
s:3h, o.
For Stamford, CExl 9:SOA M i2:ls 3, (E2) 3:oo
$50 $3.50. p
For Port chester end intermediate stnons q 93Os ~
Is, $50; S.31, $3.50, $50 .. m
CONSULTING TRAINS.
for Boston va Springfield M, lEIl (En) ap. m.
Ter Boston via Shore Line 1918. p M
For Hartford and Springfield a. m tET) l2:lS , tErh
epm. 80 go
and 70 IS D. 70 Northampton
For Hartford, Providence aud Fishk Railroad L. m ,tI
For New Haven, NcwLoadOu aud Stonington Railroad
ct 8 q N, l2;l5, 3, g ?. n.
For Canal Rairoad l2:l5 p. to Northampton.
For Housatonc Rsilroad. to Pittsleld, ., p.
For NGuga;uek RsilTOsd, 9. N, 3p. 10.
for Dsnbury and Norwslk Railroad, . $50 $50 o.
JAMES II, UONT Superintendent.
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The Official Vote of California.

81 LOUIS, FIIuayI Oct' ., I0"I'
The official vote for Governor in California was
incorrectly transmitted over the wires. Ii should be
as follows:
Stanford Republican,. -.--.-..--..-.56,3 6
Mcconnell lBreckinridge Democrat). .32,7jl
Conness douglas Democrat) $500. 3O,Oo9
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CTPREME COURT, Ga and Connty of Nen

- VI ItJll'III NVIIiI, tItl uIU NUTHII Ut NtW-
~ York-JANE KNOWLES, Plaintiff against WILLIAM
g. JOHNSON DefendsDt.-SunImons for money den and
Con,rsctCo. no. served ITO the Defendant, VILLAIN
C. JOHNSON: You are hereby summoned and required 10
the complaint IN lie scon hic viii be flied ia the
Oce OF the le 81 heCty and County OF New York ct the
City Hall IN said city ard to copy Of your to the
said complaint IA suhscriber his office No s8 Broome
City OF Newly ork within twenty days after the service
this you exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you tail the said plant within the time
soressid tie psinn In this sou viii take judgment against
you for the three dollars with interest
thoussn hundred fifty dollars from the day OF
June 1850 and interest upded and fifty dollars from
the hrst day Of January 1901 besiee the costs Of this action
Dated August &, 1874
LUTHER B. PERT, PisiutiHs Attorney,
No $50 Broome- st., N. Y.
The complaint In this action In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the CITY and County New the State Of New
YoTk the lbb day OF August 1861 the City Hall In sad
city.-Dsied August l6. 1851.
l.. Z. PERT. Plaintiffs Attorney,
sul9 isw6ls No. 1s3 Broofnes-, N. Y
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deemed II is understood that the future Issues will
all be made redeemable at this point.
The retans from the Philadelphia Mint for the
week were about 100000. The suspension of gold
receipts from Europe has enabled the Mint TO reduce
tire balance due the Sub-Treasury here TO about
100000,
The Money market closes easy with sligh: con-
cession on demand Loans. The rates on favorite
Collaeras is 6a7 y cent, with some Loans at still
undisturbed. Leading paper. which lie scarce, is
passed without difficulty at Cal y cent. The Bank
Statement Of Monday will show general contrac-
ton. The Loans, irrespective of the Government
negotiation continue TO exhibit steady decline, and
the specie reserve is lower as the ubTreasury has
drawn more than it has reimbursed. The amount in
vault, however, sill considerably exceeds ,OOO.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week ending Oct. IS, and since
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Receiufn NJ Rroduce.

Oor a-2oas3 bbs Flour. SID bEEs Corn Meal Big bbls
Wbi.ky 2l3 100 bush Wheat 0l 900 bush Corn, 10 2sJ do
Oats 10 Barley i54 do Seed ga pkgs Provisions y
do, Ashes "a do. LAID, ,617 Kegs do
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Large Fire at Bangor.

BANGOR, Me-, Friday. Oct u, 1861.
The extensive foundery and machine.shop of
Messrs. Hincklsy e. Egery in this city, was entirely
destroyed by lire to-day. Loss about $4,000; in
surunee az, 800.
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The market for foreign bills closes steady at l07i
1917 for brokers. Sterling with moderate demand.
The following are the earnings in detail Of the
Galena and Chicago Railroad Company for the third
x,..k Of ne.oIer.
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sa;Ifuy or,he Nor,b Americ.u,

QuFBEc, Saturday, Oct. 70, ISoI.
The steamship North American, for Liverpool, via
Londonderry sailed at $3.50 this morning. with -
cabin and lilo steerage passengers
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF EARTHEswARE.-By refer
enee to our advertising columns, il will be seen thai
500 crates of earthenwsre, large assortment OF
decorated and plain china, OF the importation o.
Samuel d. Pierce, Sons & Co., together with rieh
fancy goods and plated glassware admirably adapted
for the holiday trade, viii be sold II auction by Mr..
f. T. Wills. at his rooms. No. Is Murray street,
near Broadway, next Wednesday. Sale to COM
mence a. IL o'clock.
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market.-CArruLLr KrrorrrD roa Tx N y Tn,sgsI


SATURDAY. Oct 26 1851.
AsHEs-The market IL stesdy with moderate inquiry
sales Of 30 bbl. at IS 1905 3I for Pots and Pearls.
COTlON-Ibe market continues inactive, and without
ding Uplsnds and Guf st2llSfC
,fQtkE-IleIe hu been a moderate inquiry for no a.
doll. sud we hear Of no sales,
FLOUR AND MEAL-western Canal Flour Il IN I'm;
proved demand and In part Cor future delivery and pces o.
the low grades ga Ice per Dbl higher the close Tue
medium and better grades also good request ana e
Grmer e Gales compriss 5000 bbla at IS +0a 20 90 loi
superf1e state aud Westerns IS 69ds3 10 for extra STATE
Us Is for the low grade. OF Western Extra ~ 70
Ata ~ for slipIsng brands Of roundhoop extra ONO
s. s IS 81 Tor tancy State and @6d 20 80 for sde dramas
Of Ohio &C. Flour ID In brisk demand Particular me
better gu,lities and with noderae arrivals the market n'
sales Of 1870 bb ~ &a6Sd So IS for fItrah sonthern
Flour In light stock and held with ncss sed hnnne me low
grades waued saes Of 600 bills, Of sc 2ear 20 iot
suprrhDe Baltimore, &C., ard 80 400&7 Is tot tue better
brands Rye Flour Is In good request. and h 800 OF
800 bbfs o. e. $50 ~ 70 tor Fine Superns ana Extra
Corn Meal IL quiet yet firm at 90 S0a % 70 tor jersey ana
Brandywine. .
Fi5H-Dry Cod are In rood demand Of full pioss; sales OF
90 oils e. Georges Bank at - 81 MsekeIel are qse
active and Gales OF 90 bb 1t % 10 for NO.
Massachn etts, and 81 rs for No. | do.
GRAiS-Ihe Whsst msTkst Is quito s;iiye IN part ior na
delivery. and prices lac BUSH higher, and ssof
the seller at the cose the Isies include 24oo bsh
ing Of ~ 300 bus Chicago spring vi III ,'.ey
Racine Spnss ct si2aSINi 1890 do. kl~safse Si00 "
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The Completion Of the Telegraph
10 San Francisco.

PnLApELrHIA, Saturday, Oct. 70 1901.
The Mayor of this city has received q greeting
from the Mayor Of San Francisco and sent an appro-
pirate response thereto.
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MISSIONARY FOR CHrsA-The Po-Ysng, which
sailed from this port for Hong Kong, China, ON Sat
urlay, took out among its passengers the Revs.
Messrs. George, Roberts, and Janvier, who go to
that country as missionaries. The Po-Yang carnes
an arinamen, of Elk guns, with crew OF twenty
eight men, for defense, in they are moesied BY
priYateers.
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feaal Noiiees.
UPREME COURT-CfTY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURr-CiTY AND COUNTY
- or EW-YORh.-MITCHELL n. PACKARD aud
DARWIN 10 JANIS. pleiutirs, against SAMUEL GIL
BERT aud w. 4. PLUMMER defendants. Summons Tor
fouosn ebove and each Of them: Yon hereby
summoned AID Telored the complaint In this
ecti0n. which filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of Hew-lo' the third day OF June
1851 al the City Hall IN said City End TO serve copy
Of your to the said complaint, the sub,cTiber
ST his Office. number fourteen Wals,reet IN the City Of
NewfoTk within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of such service snd II
you fail 10 the said plant within the time tfTe
said the Plaintiffs In this sctiOn viii take judgment sgsns
yOu forte three hundred md dollars and twenty
eight cents 3O ~ with interest hundred and forty
four dollars and twenty sr cents Sii ~ from May 18th
thousand eight hu dred and sItone and interest
hundred and 1ty-ix dollars and two le6 O2 from
January at thonssnd eight hundred siryone bcdes
the end Of this EetionDsed New
June 3D. ic6l. John NJ. EMERSON,
Oct. u, lsw6w Mo. Plaintiff Attorney.
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Tlese ARE the only weekly receipts that have eG-
ceedcd tbose for the I'd week in October 1851 since
the operation Of the canals.
In September the Connecticut River Railroad
earned a., jfl in September, 1860, s3C,1S2. De-
eresse this year, $7,2il. September, 1850, how
ever, included the Ashuelot Railroad earnings and
extraordinary receipts from the National Horse
Show.
The National mine yielded 1917 tuus in September.
New Machinery Las been introduced at the Quincy
to clean the stamp copper TO higher percentage OF
purity.
TIE New-England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of Boston subscribed for s50,000 more Of the
Government, Loan yesterday, making its entire sub
scription tlJ0, 600 10 this date.
The Philadelphia ANA Boston Banks are paying up
on tie second fifty millions OF The National Loan.
In Moaey al Philadelphia there was no noticeable
en,nge, but prime business paper is getting very
scarce. There was an increased demand for United
State. Government Loans to-day, and the amount
taken at the different agencies was fully up to the
average OF last week.
The following is tie specie List Of the steamship
Africa:
George & Stephenson Co. Il 40 Ros ". Wood Son.
goo II. ssuldeF wisrum $500 d.. T. sIguhy El.Oso
Io,1l, 42,J!0.
The Louisville Journal says:
There nothing report In financial circles yester.
day the dsmsrd for being small, mostly for
ais, which generally granted at the usus bank
Tho supply OF exchange fully equal TO the demand the
the hast being par buying e cent premium selling New
Orleans exchange l. dull and quotations nominal
The B0stOR AdveTtiser Gays:
The inofeaIing cash trade "a many Department.. and the
seye movement Ia the loan, causing q quicker
demand for moasy. which continues in easy supply low
rates.
The following is statement Of the Banks Of the
State Of Indiana, September 80, 1861 compared with
the statement OF the preceding quarter and the same
L., Ia.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP

~ From foot Of Coui l1ndst.ConDeesilg at Hampton
Junction with Delaware, LsksaRna and es.ern RSllosd
and Eson With Leigh valley Rhilroadsnd It's
ton forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and tie West without
eharge ~
SUMNER ARRANGE biENT-Colnmea June 10. 1861
--Lease hew-EoTk as folows:
HAsRisBrEe EIPsEss-At s {. m. for Esston, Reading
Ycstsyiie HsfIisburg Msach Chunk, Wil.idInsport
MAIL TRAIS-At a. n for Esst0D, Water Gap, Scrsn-
Ton Otta; Bend PittstoL, Iixkesbsrfe, &C.
I'm. THROUGH TRAs-for Esstoa, Mauch Chunk, Wi
Hsmspsr Resding. Pottsvle Harrisburg. kc
and Msuch Chunk.
$50 p. n. WAY TRAIN-FoI Somsrviie.
sP.M WTsfKKS EIPKKss-for Easton. Allentown, Read.
ing Harrisburg PttsbuY and tho West Sleeping from
Jessey City through 30 ,ittsbuTgh
ExPREss TRAM HAKKIssURG-Tbe q. m. Express
Train from New YORK ssrve HsTrisburr a. connect
cling Eas. and West Centrs Railroad Northern
Central R,rosd North and South. and with the Cuabef-
land Valley Railroad
THE JiHsoUoH ExPEEss TR1IS Vcs rHy WEsr leaves
New-York p m, daily lSundsys eIcered making clone
connection 1T Harrisburg with Peunstvana hairoa" IA no
change Of Pittsburgh end bit TO Cincinnati and
Chicago. -Four hours time IS saved by taking THE treiu
ELIzaBETHPORT AyD kyv-fORK ffREI-Leaye New
Yot Pier No g North River, at 20 aud II Sos nj %
20, 80, aud 500 r. N.
rhe boots top 81 bergea Mariners Tiabor every
6ip zach way JOHN u. SIBRAS, SUne .intendcnt
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lows.
Nrw.YoRk HosprrAL.-Weekly Report to Oct.

APPOINTMENTS IN THE INigAy
-Iohn savage vice q. J. Gallagher removed
Jo,a,efors-Cbsrlss l.. Crawford, vice E. NJ. Morris,
moved; Ensign briggs vice 7: Campbell, removed
N,oh Inspefor,-John {. Myer vice 1homAs Monroe ~
moved; John Cunningham, reappointed.
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NAyAL.-The U. s. steam transport Geo. Peabody,
after having her guards taken off, and being thorough
ly overhaued, now lies at the Government dock foot
of Murray street, N r. She will load for Key West
and Fort Pekens. Her cargo will consist OF one hun
bred head of cattle, bay, and provisions.
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK aud


~ LIVERPOOL, isqdiue And embsrking passenger, e.
Qurenstown tIrelaud-l he Liverpool New NoTG ana f
slepha Steamship Company intend dipsicing their ful
pow ar q Clyde built Iron Steamships g. follows:
CITY OF acknowledgements uIcbS, nov 4
til A~trJAf Aie ~. N"N'
FhANtAlttbt. Satuffhft WV
Aud every SATJ RDAN. Il nOon from PeE No. IL North
River
Ptssftg.
FIRST CABIN. ...... a55 60
inst Cabin to London 50 steersEe to bondon.. "
Fist taJin 10 Pais..... IS Seease 20 Paris... ~
First Cabin 70 Hamburg % Steerrg' TO hum5uTg -
Passengers sso forwarded HAyTe, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, at e1rzlly low rates.
Persons wishng brig oct Their friends can huy tickets
here a. the following NeN OK; From Liverpool or
Queenstown let Cabin, So 85 aud l05 Steersge fgom
Liverpool so. Frorn Queenstown. go
These Steamers have superior accommodations FOR passen-
sud cary experienced SlrTeons They blit in
Wstertght Iron Secon and have Patent ire Anniieiors
o. boaro
For further inionna ion Apply In Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INhAN, A.ct, no. p Naerst.i IN glasgow 70 Nal IN
MAN, No. * Enoch"quare, In Queen town 20 G & w
D. SEYMOUR & co. in Lond0a 20 NV b MACY. No
81 Kirg Niiaai-st. in PaIis 20 JULES pECOUE. No
Plsc. De "a Bourse; In Fhisdephis 20 JOHN o. DALE NO
III NAnulsi. or 81 the Coupanys Ohcss
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway " Y.
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The ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY," win open their
Second Annual Exhibition las noticed in our adver-
Using coumns) on the 18th November, at the Stndio
Building. They promise to have choice and inter-
esting collection OF works by our native artists.
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AFrLIcrIyE.-Joseph T. Carpenter, prominent
citizen of Newcastle who had represented his county
westchester in the Assembly, was found drowned
in reservoir of water near his hodse on Thursday
evening last His body was still warm, but the vital
spark could not be called back Mr.. G. had been ior
some months in declining health, and HE mind was
somewhat affected giving rise to suspicious Of su-
eide. He was for some year, messenger Of the Park
Bank in this city.
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tAdyertisement.1
hHtftrO A. M

tAdyertssment1
DEyLIN a. Co.
We this week IN receipt of large rporsens OF choice
WINTER 0vERcoArISes.
FRENCH CAsslHeaBs.
NEW Styles VssTiS6s.
WINTER uSpxR WEAR.
And have also added largely to superior stock OF ie'''
made
WINTER CLOTHING
All OF whca selling 1t exceedingly low P,'Sssc Co..
Gomez Brosaway and Warren. and ofan"'e
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IAdvertisemsntI

lAdvertssmsnt.I
u.vx PERSONS ARE BROKEN UP IN BUsH
~" .ho,,a ind out what they do bes. before =
sasns something FSwI. !. Ne "a a,osswsy s,ix
ps, The isierms.iou pesSeA '-
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MARRIED..

D--sICKLEN-In Brooklyn L. d. on Thursday even
Ing Oct. - by the Rev. Rufus Putney Thos W. field u
INNS Van Sicklen.
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BASE BALL.--A Junior match of base ball between
the picked mines of New-York and Brooklyn will be
played at the Mutuals ground to-day at Il o'clock,
New-York and Brooklyn to be represented az fol-
lows.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-yORI

Passenger Station in New,YOi cor. s7,hst and .h-.v
Lntrsnce on 21thtL
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Le weet as compared with that Of l0co $3.50 "a
The Glowing is a comparative statement OF the
valao dexpors from the commencement ofthe yearto
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF

~ TERhlNUs.-Lesys Jares-sip and 3lthst. Ferries.
New YORK, GsA m. iof G<eenpot 3;3Jp. for lsDhaus
II n. and +:J9 N tor syoset;s M, u r. 3:39 i:5e,
and $50 for Eempstssd m Js M, 90 400 $50
aud JSinsics 1iains leave iluu.ers Point on
arrival Of boas from ysmes-sip.
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Cfcurslon5.

NUEAp EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
; sTtTFN IsLAND.-FARE SIX CENTS, by Staten
Inland Ferry foot Of whitehsllst between Battery and
BsSATs LEAVE EVERY HOUR from 9. IN. 70 D.
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, TOT p. m.
DERHAM's GRAND EXCURSION
ii TO WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, and FORTRESS
MONROE.
FOUR DAYS MORE FOR STARTING -
BEer particulars advertisement IN TIE NJ j.
fn'1l AID today
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This leaves g. los, l05 81 yet to be collected. AZ
the law provides for deduction Of 10 per cent per
annum, calculated from the date of payment TO the
LIST December on all taxes paid previous to the LIST
November, the receipts to-day and tomorrow VIII
no doubt be very large.
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Professional Notifies.

EDWARD II. DIXON, M d., Editor OF Inc e
s.v 2aos ospsaaoss the obscure diseases OF
ne pelvic viseera Rupture Piles ,sneocee And fisIola
Radically cured without the knife OF hsA'ue omoe nouf'
from 70 9 1 10 2, and to evenings
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Since ian. L.. 500 317o el95.s52,7si $iU16266j
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
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TnE REVENUE SERvIcE.-The cutter James camp"
bell, Lieut.. Kellam commanding, is at present sta
toned at Ihroggs Neck, where she Is employed
doing active service for the Government. The
Boarding Officers, Messrs. Kentish and Mitchell,
have, in one day, boarded as many as two hundred
and twenty outward-bound vessels This station is
a very important for revenue cutter, from the
fact that an average Of hundred and fifty vessels
are daily passing All Of their papers are thoroughly
examined. and if not correct they are Immediately
sent back to New-York, and no vessel whstever Is
allowed to pass at night without permit from the
Surveyor Of the Port. The following officers are
attached to the James Campbell:
Cspain-Yaper an shore Pre- sidsnt Of the E1smin Ds
Board. Lieutensnts-Ke In command; Bond Executive
Officer; King snd Shoemaker. Boarding Ofhcers-Cnas A.
kentish John Mitchell.
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NEW. YORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILRO AID

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, lg6l.