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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-06
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

which has already proved itself IN over dty req
ments now at the seat of war near Washington, to
be positive prevention against sickness in the
form of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-06

VIM. SHRADER'S STORE.
INlE farmers of Camden and vicinity and
| buy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-06

&c, &c.
Group, Measles,
Burns, Scalds,
strains, Wounds,
Spralns, Weakness in the SPINE,
and in all cases where there is pain, Railways
Ready Relief viii afford immediate ease and
quickly cure the patient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

AsHEs-The ma'Lst for Pots (. u lib fair inquiry at
90 az res. are scacr I'D un.,', 'mai 'ae, q : 70
COTfOS-Ths market hs been fairly sctiye, aud prices
re usintiued 40 now features have ueasplrcd
repon We quote a. tbe for hsiinS sales VI l'o'e
COPREF-r1actlyiy Is still the prevailing feature in ,hs
make though general thing pc., meistainedi W.
haze only 10 notice sa!s o. % gag. Air-csbo a. 40
URAhD MA L-Ile nNsei !. o. active ia tielov
sd,- 0! Western 1nd State flour but sshde better the
arrivals are mode ate and SOUND 'hii ping etnas are rs
plenty seller. therefore have the advanasr hhu need
come egass trade brands ar IN good request
end are nrm -es OF ~ y,s' A. . ~ iol ;. 20
SisI- ard W-st-ni - 2iat9 % tr tkuA , a' - "p
fancy do - 9JdsS - for the iow srsffs # &C..
Ftiga OHIO, and - t00te < Tor T"de brands DO Con-
dan Fous 10 IL hhs supry and s rather nilef sar' Of
rs asa ~ % fo tadr brands southern ronr hn md IN
lair demand TIE arrival. 40 mode s,s 'os OF Ss tlis
Sc, ADD - JGt ior Trad. sni fanIy ERiA rye oar
h in far request: saes Of 20 bb!. o. - lt0t - Corn
sra IA gAt supply and 10 hTm aud In limited request
20 bo a. w iot Jef-eJ sni - 10 Tor brandy
GRAIE-The Wheat rlsrke,is wibou, essential change,
win sf uqy mainly ior export the RTi'sl' are Tar out
not sufficient 70 supply the wants a. he trade The poor
oa,rng cal the .HIne ptce' dsn.nded sad to
renrt Luriurss 4. tue CDsr Winter Red especially u IN
good request, but White quiet IA the absence Of u.ine
rmend the sale, teach "a 9On bushels aud consit OF oJSDo
bushos Chicago spring a! ia ~ 9JTV do Mlsau.ee
t,no r., ri ia ~ p rs 80 do Amber lows AID Green
bay 4Ja "a 3',5oo do Ret Western pa % arrive
!, yDa%l ~ 10 oup 10 Amber do at 81 JiGtl 8. aud
$50 DO. Rcd hsntscky ulD At r 3D. bailey and badsy
81 t iii nrssced -ud pages 9omia.i ViIs ais saS
Gle E1 st.te Rye steady IN beier request, sales Of
he's Western a. 7r Corn h. IN bf-k demand of tue
rde aid L. rn; sues OF rs 90 bushels at 4saoc io not
and arm b. dtJc for Eastern uiYea and 81 1t!c. for new
a. 4 oid Siippin. do. \ Glow h scarce
HAN-lhe dem nd j. flI aud the marset hfn safes OF
= I'D ia 1Ue. D. ltn H.
HIDES AND LEArH Ri y. Hall Co.'S circular re.
views The business Of the week al, follows;
TIE receipt. FOX tie have been iioera einotecS
40 Of dee buttons Of which a. 900 were single cargo
from California have neen 20 fair extent iootK up
l.ays the stock M st and .leculaios A4Hd'shsnHy
increased, being 40 900 bids and 20 Oa'e
DRY hI1EsDUnuR sue ety part 81 the week 'hs ueAe'
ro,y,fd t. close Of the week however better demand
rnns up sud mpsrasey large saes have Orrn eeted 70
tie and ou Of town buysfs at az advance 81 .Dc 70
owe, tLe curI,ut last wrea We ulef on Quotations to
conform sales though bit les p4Ice are Offering
even AZ the adysnse The MAKE: closes Ouoyani AID active
WsrSALrso HIpEs-ln the dspaad Tor Doaes!' Ssuyh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Wiley; II. 0ussn tBrsneul Martins, Brensa, Rags

Bros
Bsks-0sselle, Rhodes Barbados Troe hrdgss SeaaS
~ May, Nicke's kew-Orlssns. N. H. Brigham; Carot.1
lSwed ssmnslson- Cork for orders. FuDch MeiDcks
Wepdt Sam Shepherd, Jewett hsta.sss j. T.. Ward Ca
ra.eiis Aeer; N-wOresns, 8. NJ. Fox Bros. Peisds<
fstes, New Orleans, N. II. Brigham
BrigsJohn Butler fBr.l Kuow,e, Jacmsl Tho, lamar
Mischief DR. ohphiot, Tsmpico h. Echeverria Cod
Bill (bG( Cro~el Plymouth, e., Boyd Heincken; Losse
PrpssiaD) Bsrteis Cors tunsh Meincks Wendt, Louis
lBr). Mananna. st. Thomas, Smith, Jones Co, Fsusaa,
Berry, New.Oresns. ". II Brigham
SchOonefstrsuk Pierce Smith, Stamford NJ Brses Csa
Mary f. Alsng4Ia Hiect Haysns; pier (Br J. H.mliS
St. John ~ B., "A. Suiihers Co. HsDDah Martin sighf
Ns~Orlsans MASTER II. W. Godfrey Weeks Als1salia.
Van Brunt Il Slsght
Sloop-OIegon, Rhodes, Providence, L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

The market for foreign bills bias been fairly active
Tor the steamers OF to-day, and the market ut The
close il iirn at l2149l2s for Sterling, with come
drawers asking l<s.. France are 4.i2l 4.iO.
Freiylts are dull and lower to Liverpool, and The
of, rings ure gh W osber ports also. To Liverpool
the engagements are u 900 bush. Wheat at L. ID. in
bulk, aud l3a l3id in bags 100 b3ls Flour ni g.
a. sis; 300 boxes Bacon at i0s. 800 boxes Checte
At IA. I'd To London: IL 900 bush Wheat at Ii.
in bags; 600 bbls. Flour a, ar 81. a9A Cd. To
Giafgow: go bbl. Flour at A.. td. To HAVE; .
tuns Tallow It 7.l6e. %. Tho charters are a
Fir, nca bark to Cob fororders, with Wheat nj i5d
pru..an barb TO Bel6.st, with ~ O0O bush. Wheat,
.,tllsd.; a British brig On Tie same voyage Win
Wheat, al l3Id., aud bris ~ Cardi or he"poft
with Wheat, at Is,
The bu.incts OF ihe Sub-Trea,ury was: ReoeiP's,
.ls754J9 27-for Customs, S2l,O0Oi Payments,
;ceO 500 a.; Balance, 81 ,OlO.57G q.
Ths shirmlnt of Gold to-day was moderate,
sigi 900 f which the HaIsa tooA SD ,ooo' ana ths
Glasgow s SO OOO The market bar been firm to-dt,
for Gold, slles having been made 10 high as ilo'
Ouside the Board at the close Of business il1i was
i'd aud 10, asked Silver ~ liOSi III, ana Dawes
and ouar ers are in good demand for Canada, where
the banks use them IN the redemption OF their notes
The business in 730s Treasury Notes has been l"r4e
at lOil aIOla. Demand Notes arc steady AZ ioo@
| 1851 for Custom-IIouse purposes.
The Aai.tan, Treasurer received from W ashington
this morning $3.50 90 of large Treasury Ho'es
chiefly 500 and OO0r. 1heee are issued III place o.
the old issue Of Demand Notes, redeemed 'hro "EA
the Custon-iiouse.
The deposits with the Sub-Treasn-er Tor 4 = CEN
loans, and conversion into $40 stock, are 9u''
limited; together, $4,000 10 100000 per day
The busine.s Of the Illinois Central Road, thus III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Passenger Sailed

s, t,oI,- I'm GIns0Jr Jor LcfTpld fs5 VsserH't-s--
A.. l. Channt MIR J. MsCartu.y Mi, Mccartney, iiss
lee HI der Nr, Kinder n,nn.tt nder. Erut hincer.
An Ei.s,r anae hinder sad intent. Hamilton {. w III.
Fa.es Cert NcAiuze. u. = Ca'se.iauos ~. CAMles
Porter o children uiasi aid nGr'e Nf ara h. Nchci'
AND child Rlf aud Ars. & Met Hugh Woodsde WIN Mosk
aud son Rev 81 L. ;. Fnh. wife child. a Miss Hodrrt
Nh sd Mr. a. Labrusse. NJ and Mrs P Gueun and child
Cb,re IL l.io WA II FArfag T. II. Davis. Jeau Pascal
fa.r"n,. r. Rodte Ms Elen Se ton H. Ncss Thoma- b.
Crk Bitnor-: Joseph A. boy sen Henry Simmons, Ms
POWER Phlidephai Lieut.. G. h. rerrot hares Bea,on,
H. ph asepaia Nj aud Mrs Joseph tNsiae.. vita Others
in A- .isrrage 49,.
q. ,san.ap Roam kt for Aev Or'>Gss- Csthsrile Nns
land Nr ed bir Oto Rsabs snd child D. " v. Brso-e.
4 save Lew. 6. Torp Lent allen. IA. T. Bonis, T. W.
Lord L. w barry M-Jor GeQrE, G. strong. Lies Martin,
81 ffafs,s.o " lies Mr McAl.is. John r Coe T. c. A.
D~x.r r. Eicl ebog J. Reinhsrd Ihouas Fitzgerald, b
BaI,,i VIM BmnueE b. Jeremiah +. G. Taylor, smith
bro.. r h Marshall r. kiunds. Les Ros-usteiu. W. T.
Read j. {. DayvnpoE', W. Il. Orca.iOase, ). Aoselgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

.e have change to report there continuing fair mod
eru;e inquiry for consumpss at unchanged pees sae'
W. ss Ssss s CITY sssG ne the
5S2 California per Lookout. which are not yet landed
UPPER LEATHER STocK-Ihere continues ias actNe De
usnd for th, description but the views Of buyers aud sellers
are 100 lar spar. to admit of large trsnsaction'
CALCUTTA HIDEs-Ne notice sale OF 30 bales Cow 10 ~
ve on private terms There continue, an active desnq 10.
this description but the absence Of prevents sales bur
aoes Ia request but the views o holders ole above
those Of buyers and transactions are prevented.
LEATHEk-ln the market for Heniook Sole we have no
en buyers 10 the swamp and these bought but sshns
w. while from the West the demand than
in prices thsfe sppea to be position part Of
the trade the views " buyers and outside hsuTes
are only obainabs for very superior parcels Receipts from
stock better assorted than for some time prime
only being III uIoagrr supply.
Isnned sole continues In fair request at unchanged
price, with moderate stock hand. Rough Upper is IN
acve demand at full and firm prices chiefly for military par
poses. The supply is very limited.
HOPS-rne market steady with fair demand for
ng Of 70 l5g2c for ordinary choice, prD
MOLAss s-Prces are steady but the business still
iBues very light. sales o. IS hhds Barbados 81 sc l2J
bbl. NewOreans at &c. 2o bols Mu'covado. on private
NAVAL sTOREs-spii. Turpentins is 10 fair request.
and Ener Of $50 bos at ~ 20S2 ~ Other sind,
s s5s g. quiet but hlm' sales Of 10 Dds ~ "'''' "
OLsThe market inactive, bu, prices generally are well
PROFESSIONALISM Pork market Is less sc.ive. and i.
heavy the close under liberal arrivals sales Of 40 Dds a.
y.,v su,nsly and l. firm AID In moderate request
sale. $50 bb at 10 75G Ia for plain Mess and Sit IJ1
IS ~ for Extra. Beef dams quiet but stead ti' ~
Oslo 20. Bacon l. AID wanted Cut Meats are Il,
supply and quite firm anu IN good request sales oil
hhds aud c. 4i for Country Shoulders, and o4loc
for Hams Lard active is quite hrD sales Of 100
bOs 0l0c Butter and Cheese ole quite hrH' ana IN
gsOd demand At former rates.
RI, E-No sales Of any description reported to-day
though prices remain steady at pieyou. quotations.
slAK>-The business o. ntinue- very light in Raw. but
prices fully supported. Inc sses to-day foot up some
ahds q. SIC. Cubs and saioic tor Ne~-OreAas
Refined Ictabged. $50.
sGEDs-A limited demand prevails cr Clover Seed q. q
DC Timothy Seed s .et aud /. plenty ri $50 ~ y
bush. Rough Flax Seed is dull at e20t2 10 y bush.
sies OF n 0C n It loic tor Western and T.. for City
WhIoKY-ibe l. quite firm. aud the demand more
active Of 1890 DO st for STATE and &c Tor Ono
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Arrived.

Arrived. SUNDAY, Aug. 81.
Bark Bounding Blov. Mayo, Cape Town, c. o. IL. july
Bark r. $ Means Meas Plymouth, Eng ~ days in bal
Bsrt Sea Bride Cof Bosion White New. orl..ns 10 days
sugar ac, 20 Bss.ett Bacon.
BARK James smith Anderson. EevOr rs days sus8
B.risnire Lsmpish,er Morris, Port Royal days in BED
Brg syren OBJ Of London) Hall, Rio Janero July %.
cosee and rosewood to GalIop d Spence.
Brig C.hsrne Niokeis (of Frsukort) Tyler Nooka days.
Big Riss Peel Aspnra 10 days, coffee, Sc,
6ris Enms Fame Br) Kelly Mat,nz.s 10 days. in BALLAD
to order
asy. ron The Rock mutt TO Merrill ABBOTT, EIpeenced
heavy w saes the whole passage lost fossa &c Aug
: w. s W ". snd enairs in the W. during which
blew lwsy b split manss and other ss and strained the
vessel badly and carried away tie b.t,y A1g o. at p
m az A. ~ ion s. 80 spoke ship Emily Augusta for
LyeIpoo-who reported having experienced the same hnr
cane had ost new suit Of sails, hpped which
fea the cabin stove bul~srk casks. quarter boat
ited FARGO aud tine had feet er IN the hold tbs
H. p"nps 25d lat Il g. lon s. rs saw vessel under jury
m.s steerir v n w looked ike brig schr hspt OF
un miles Of her when. seeing colors dying con-
cudcd she in OF si;snce. and hauled on
During .ae three days from tae 9o to Ijd cav oher
vessels With Ugh; spas gone ard ship with nilI-amss or
senr Hound CBrl Re-rmsn Of ard from Bermuda d.yt
sugar to Middleton Co An, % lat 40 Ion 90 ," pssseds
ban ,ho ~ iug Iroa or dge's Sons .sBal bound ). go
shI sscTs !spe an, a. ., to Smith ne. Co. The
barb Iheress hence sailed for Maj caibo aug Is
Schr Mary PorteE of Perth siso y rierth-y, ioos1
aas., ordnance and Is pas. 20 1nLies heen
schr W H. Smith Dayton S''i'A days. stoves 70 ''has
Smith Co. n % =, l.. .u.,..
schr j. G. Homer Patsf Cow Bay C. b. IL days coal -
r. f Buck Co 49, ,.,
sehr label TAYLOR, izsbethpor for Boston
schr Mary Frances Barbour, Elizabeth port Tor boaoa
So r. II Daily. Russell, Providence
SIR Grace Gir,l-r. Psiss Rondort for Boston.
schr Madagascar, Lord, New Haven
Gchr Ada Herbert -, Providence days
sclr. Hume Fhinney. Providence days.
SLY Volts. Bfooss PIoVideso. for Albany.
Schr Evelyn Palmer. Stamford.
schr. C. L. Lowering, Joues, Taunton days
Slosp aount HOPE, Suilyan, Taunton. -
S,eaner Rariaa slower, Trenton n j., mdse 70 WILL
!eak.n.
ssesn.r WeS+ohe.tr Eye, Providesce. ndss 70 Edwso
Bynnef.
BELOW-l ship sAd bark, unknown
sAILED-U. = aHspoIs Guide fx Beaufort, B. CT
Uonduias FOR Fori PieGens
WISD-Ssuses from =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TIE COURTS FOR SEPTEMBER.

The vacation extending until the third Monday in
September, there will be but little doing in the
Courts until that time and there will be no calendar,
probably, until October The United States Circuit
Court will open on the 9th for the hearing OF several
motions adjourned by Judge Shipmsn. Judge Belts
viii open the District Court on the l1h to try reve-
nue. and prize cases. Judge Nelson holds Circuit
Court on the 18th, to hear cases in appeal Judge
DAILY will hold Sunogate's Court during the month
Of September, commencing each day at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
SUPREME COURT-CnixrKFa-Aus 3o-BefOre Justice
BAxsARD.



James Batter agt james Fcsrs; Thaddeus VIII
seq AT IA Pettibou- ct sMotions denied go costs
Henry w. " arc ..i " T. leeOe, Ac.-Aotion denied
joseph Du.a-, a., Felix DcacroE.-bil taxed at SO.
AGREEsEST BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Crippeu at. Applicatlon was made
for al Junction order Feeil the defendant from reeiiing
um hid house which bad been originally Jet to defendant
By plaintiff tue containing enan tbs. dse1d'
ant should not uuIsfel without coIen Of pan,ir III writ
ine HE AID rrni,lre valued at $lSOOJ Plain
m seses tat DEF d.ut threeens 10 ndesl tie property
unless plaintiff pay MIN S7Og
The i1jluc ion granted
Edw.n jane al Iloinas Duuphy fox applicant
THE EssEX-sTRETT AURDER.
In the case OF Jacob Weller, los ked mp on sus-
picios shooting h we Wednesday last. mesxs Howe
sppli. FOR wit Of cerorari directed TO Coo-
ner Saua.u - IA SIpreme Court toe inqusi,on
a,srt the accused Mr. Hove pfeseated affidavit Of hive
the Juror tbs they considered the evidence against TIE
prison iron conclusive and counsel contendsd At the
testimony clUd bea the cOusu ion that deceased saot
herself through jealousy The Court sovrd the writ where.
upoa the DtreAouey directed the coroner 10 take BAL
10. tie accused who accordingly bsiled out on 'Sv
bruds Capt Diehl o. tue an Artillery Regiment became MS
bODdsl1sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

NAhLLAcK's. ,
FAREWELL WEfN or ThE FLOBEECEs.
PROGRAMME.
THIS MoHdsy) EtE%lNG, eept /:
J. FLORENCE's FART WkLL. Koppizs GIsnd OIehostIs.
D. Sc Comic Dfsi0s HANDY ANDY
3 Ia n BRIGADE Kox.il.. Fnli Orchestra
& Use great chan4iug piece a LtsSOE FOR HUSBANDS.
SfBCIAL- THURSDAY E,EAINO next 4in lot. has
bees selected by OEN MICHAEL COACOEAN fr his visit
70 inis essihnet Tie Tse.tss Will w haadsEsy deco
gstsd sd sTiAis0tIy iFlsnissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

MsnoRtxpUs-The steamship 81. Mary at Pier No n.
H. La. chartered by the Government, aid taking
Oh board cattle and sheep and also subsistence stoes She
viii sail FOR Ney-Of hi. Monday evening
The 5 steam transport Honduras sailed 81 noon SsnAas
FOR Fort rieken. She took out sl.o Of leo horses fodder.
and SAB lslense sorea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

A~sULr.-Yesterday Catharine Hamilton, resid-
log a. Mott street. arrested ana ssen before Ju'oe
Go roy ehgfgsd with committing Assault on the person
OF Thomas Cohen Of No @ Mulberry rect wound was
Inflicted Of rather serious nature etehdn nearly ACROSS tAr
eut e!t sherk b. means Of knife She wss Committed TO
answer IN debsul; OF = $50 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
~. S. PRIZE COMMISSIONERS oFFTCE-ArGrsr ~.
PRIZE YEseELS APPRAISAL.

FNILF FLfefI@o
Tie Appraisers appointed 10 ascertain the value OF
the r. BE- Steamer S-iin have Med their report Messrs De-
luo snd Carey the value u the vessel a. f30WO; NJ
ycKsy OF tue hrn Of Hardly Livingston Co.. who was
appointed Appraiser ct the instance 81 the owners axes 'he
ys'r- a. &tjOo0
Ne 40 Carney Delno Eios pointed 70 sppra'e the
E-b steamer nNrd her " 20 be used for
sue pury,-e ell CO., AZ DC Used Tor commercial pur-
pos.s Slt,tG
PRIZE PROPERTY.
II is the intention OF the Prize Commissioners. at
The op-aug OF the Court week report all prize
ftopefty u their hands and T. urge speedy sale Of the
with prevent loss by reason OF ~ value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
DECISION.
Bleiden agt. observation-disclosures ordered

GAXsLrYG.-Yesterdsy Matthew Fisher was ar
ard before Justice Connolly charged with play
ius game If chance whereby Ed~ ard L. Campbell no~
iius a. tne Glflrd House New York deis9ied OF d.
The prisoner committed to IN deiasI u so
bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
pas<xe gers Arrived

Il. ga,k Jqmss Su,fh Jr0 Nec OrisaRs-J. RoErson Mr.
Lord j. +. Nindniler Peter Henuing BIZ. aud Mrs Drew
sir. and Mrs. jacob sch 4.er and chid.
T. tdrk Sea BrSs, IRON OTiocgS-hfs AofHt, Mrs
Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
Rccefuts Of Produce.

NEw.YoEK. Aux D-i4s-l bis Flour te5 bbls. Corn
Mes go bags Con Meal 080oV BUSH Wheat $4,000 bush
Germ GAS 6u.n Oss 81 PKG Ashes 27 pigs Proviops,
a63 pksa Lard, 40 bbls Whiky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
TFurnilnrc.
LNNAMELED &

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNlI l. ~
II Tho best assOrmobt IN tho city Of hn.ui.'Ip ,i
Onsu .nted h. sui,e. Wholesale and retail Aso
and Psihases WMrvn WMd, MaGuiscturef, NO ." NS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
II. IT. ,l)aroens' Nollre.
STATE oY Nsw.Y YORK.

po,rV.RpEss' OgDcs, No. let Walls'.S
x-oTyCr Is hereby given, IN accordance with
.,rSn Of the Aei passed April r. 1884 e,',iles An
Act TO he9, ,rrestei in, having charge Of the
l9s later OF suca Dqaiy eAsnlnaon or survey ,has
Seli,Urq vessels now 1ndef tA@hhAtioh O5 1ne oiF
az th,t, e said surveys or ~ u4natons Hh %
o.r.ted ihln days Bsx Succeeding tnb notice. 90
board said vessels; ..,., M
Pier No. ~ l.. r
sni No. 81 T.. &
SIP No. 9E
Sb.t ia"s Pier No 81
s Pier NO II Il.
os No. n. X
boz apssouda Pier No. n. X
s.hsoon,r Pier No. As r. a
WIN IL. BuRILlGB, P.esidsS>
J.. AuG's HsRRIxAs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

.ur-Ikei..52T oetN...........G.JJ koon-Sets II 90
"itH warBR TIT.
andy Hook. t.2J t,oy. lsltnd llJ Hello, ate... :5i
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.......Aus. 20
Cleared.

sesm.hip-Chssspeaso. Crowell. Portland H. D. Cr0m
vel Co. .. 49,, L.
ship,-Hug,re. Evans. Warner. London. f. L. Morgan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

this month, has been very large In one week the
increase WAS $40 900. The increase OF tho month
will probably show 10000.
Money continues very abundant, but there are
fewer transactions at the extreme low rates. Inc
entire range is 395 cent, the bulk of the trarssc.
tons being at p cent. Paper is 4S6 v cent, ana
Of leading signatures is very scarce.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
ing were s23, COS, $50 SC. The exchanges for the
week ending to-day were $3.50, @5,l67 ~, being q
daily average Of s25 S6i -, against $24 '0V9'oF
IS for the week ending on Saturday last.
The following is statement Of the Warehouslng
movement at this port tor the month OF July;
Total value good. in bond July 1862 t3
Entered warehouse from foreign ports Ia July. AS. 90
Received In bond from ohe: domestic p9rs..... iJho9
Total ga T6l, 0sS
Withdrawn for consumption here..."66loIOJ5
mel 70 obsr Jone.tio pors 6SO7I Is $50 1r2
Lave. stock in uar,bou.e AM, l. l86,.... So I67 80
Leaves stock In warehouse Aug lBbl..'.''.. isSS ooo
Le,yes stock Ia warehouse Aug. l81O''.''. iteV 20
eay,. .ock In warebouse An2 / 1859 ..... II 1879 ga
-syes stocI in y,srsion.. AM l. IL 162 2el
Leave. .ocb in warehouse Aug 1851 ...... 2ito2 40
Leaves stock ia ,garehou.e Az l. 56...... +Tl 4l6
Leaves soch IL warehouse Aug io<Sf'-
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COURT OF COMMON PLFAs-SPacIsI TBRr-Aro. 80
Before Judge Huron.
Il l III

Mr. James McGregor, Inspector Of Unsafe Bnild-
inrs -d for al order the removal Of the building No
Edfire unsafe the owner having neglected 70
comply With order OF the 10 Fenove said build
In a unsafe hi. The under lat is Known
uns,le uii * The order Of the Court IL petem p
tory the L. OF Unsafe BgiLuss wi proceed az
once to building locking h the se Of the mater
lals 20 pay expcnse.
ClAMssas-AuG. sO-Befo-e Jadss HLroS.
DECISION.
Bleiden agt. Schroeder-Reierenco ordered to
Henry heol- osq .oie referee.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Dring the september term Of the Court OF Com
mon Judge D.y val lit at Chambers aud hold Special
Tenn ON . O'Clock H. sntu II O'Clock No coue-tst
otion will b. teafd until 10 O'Clock H. unes, by consent
Tas Surrogate. Coug, viii open al y ocock each day
n. JARVIS, JA, C.eIA.
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The portion Of the Tax bill in relation to Stamps
goes into effect Oct |, aud not Sept. l. as generally
supposed.
We annex comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week
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WINTER GARDEN.

a. W JhthTON -.............Lessee ana " aaecf
k snoance the eco,d vel Of the rst tTssic trisie
ssa tse NO. night this season Of the tbril'
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NIXON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
~ Sig sU,INI .ns- 10 MONT AHA from Don Gio.
ysani entitled Gslelas," as TIE ana nom ErnAni -
lhe.ice."
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GIG. DUBREIIL, in DUET, with CAR
- LOTTA PATTI aud SUSINl. Untitled Don Pa.qule
aud Eiisir de Amor" 81 GfXON'S PALACE Of MUSIC.
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NIXON's EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL.
~ hle. Lou IS TOUBNAiRE sppears TONIGHT
). her eeleoI..ed a.thass 40
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Due notice will Be gives oftn- resppeafUncs Of
SESORfA O. BAS.

DEAPPEARANCE OF CARLOrTA PATTI
IL THIS EVEN 80 sd every sveoine during the week .!
NIXOS'S PALACE or MUSIC.
GARLOTTA PATTI the GREATEST LIV-
~ ING ARTIST, appears THIS EVEN 81. a. NIXON
PALACE or MUSIC Il. uer cei-br.,.d Laughing Song"
and The ever pop1.ar Amonr POik-"