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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
From psnnms.
dence OF the AssocIsted Pres'

PAYAxA Monday. Sept. s 1854.
Tho Legislative Assembly met III this city on
fhe LIST inst and after scru.nzng the votes cost for
Pres in the late election, declared General Santa
oa,oe upconlitionay elected for ;no coming period.
Far some dars previous 20 tle meeting % the Assembly
great deal OF excitement existed and It generally
boiegcd that revolution vas inevitable: but with tho
announcement Of tbe reelection Of SanacOOna oil fears
a M uprising have entirely disappeared.
IRE I'oyul mail steamer T1nGr arrived az Aspinwal
from Cnrihagona the 81 inst She bfing tie latest
dates from Eogoo, but wo fad amongst taem nothing
Tie T.. 5. ". Corpany's steamer Bogp,a. fion the
SOuh-Pacfc arrived here yesterday Her dates IRON
Valparaiso are 70 tho 18th. and nom tildo to the 2th
nit. Among tie passengers by ine boto'a axe Con,
modOre LGuman. OF tAc u. s. ffis9te Lancaster. ana
lion. f. IgssaUret, U. s Minister to Ecuador. both
leave TO-DAY on the northern Liehtfor New York.
From Chill there IS 10 political news OF interest .
serions fire occurred NJ ValparaHo on The sth uli
destroying large quantity Of grain aud -four IN ware
house o. Gallo Iungay.
The American ship Franklin Pierce bound from New
York to Panama with coal Is reported ioet Oh cape
Horn. .-,
Exchange on England 1t valparai1o, rated 4iiai5d
60 30 DAYS sight; on Paris 81 Goa - 90 on ullied
States. 36o40 per cent. discount. =.
From Peru there is quite deni'h Of news NO
change is reported IN tie Spanisk'VtrUyian question:
The Government IS actively carrying Oh us p1ePaf"
The men of. war in Calao Bay on the sailing Of the
Bogoia were: The [. ). steamer " Gic-ee. Capt MUIR
raw; Saginaw Capt, Hopkins; LancastcT Commodore
Davenport and II. =. Ms. steamer LeaudoT. Ccnino
dOre Harvey.
the last mail: Forrest Lag'c. 'apt. ooepek 90 90
American Gait. Lincoln; DchcTah HenGelL Capt zen
nell Exchange OF london, 81 81. 49,,
The Z. Rclloai Go ; steamer Salvador from Central
American pOr!s arrived here tas morning oAl u-'lSH
10 news worth reporting. 70 -. :,
The men.bfwar now hero ore the Z. :. sloop 81
Mary's Capt. Middleton. aud Il. L. Mscsiy5 steamers
/ Char!tlissnd Chameleon.
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The Chiccgo Tribune of Thursday SAYS:

The sioadae.s OF the gold market impaired to the rogo
for speculation additional encouragement ana the fc-i
was irner and more active markets all through The
demand for money consequently greater than ever,
and % the supply Of currency Is still restricted. aud
daily becoming closer our BANKERS I'M bic 10 sup
ply tie demands made On tlcm Dy their regular custom
cIs Day after day the dEain OF them IS becoming;
heavier aud prices clear beyond those ut the
East, the shipments very iIiile and but little re-
Aci experienced in that way. OF course. ibis must
stop time; but il feared thar holders Of produce
viii Keep holding rather tAan meet moderate loss. til
they swep, away by PANE which is to come
sooner or later.
But this state Of aifs Il true not only Of TIE produce
trade bnt OF hears ali branches OF mercantile business
Oar wholesale houses instcad Of lowering their prices
10 correspond with the decline Of gold, ION the same
principle that they raised them when gold went up 10
2sY asking the prices, aud selling but little.
for our country cousins all understand the matter
Of prices thoroughly the sharpest broker in
the street and they refuse 10 buy unless the quotations
arc lowered with gold. In this way business Of all
kinds is retarded. Produce continues come IN freely
ard the money FOR this goes TO the country and finds ia
way back very slowly There Is no change in the rate
of discount which is 20 per cent; but outside sharks
are earning 2a3 per cent per month with their capital
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Steamship Mor'ezums fjrh Hamshlw, Kingston, Ja 9Th
inst Syitl nidse 20 liowi,nd & AspinwslL
lesm transport PaTihcna Sherman. Newbern. NJ c. Eth
Inst via Fortress Monroe, % hours, T. u. >. q NJ
Steam transpoH Louisa Moore, Winters Washington -
honrs, TO u. = y II.
Steam port John Brooke Lafej Washington 20 hours
10 H. SO. Came here for repairs.
ship Isabel Aleu-. New Orleans, u days. Starbrcs Co.
Bark Mary uni Louisa Glover fost Plchens Fs TO master
Brg Hermann (Dan Rio Jene.ro 6, days. with coffee, to
Fuuch. Meincle Nendt.
Big siwAnnce MoCobb Tr.niiad Cubs. 2. days with
,near aud uioas-rs 10 Metcsf \ Drncan
chr Sarah J. Hoyt. -. Philadelphia for New Haven.
schr Rrarlvwine Bush. Philadelphia for Fall River.
schr H. H. E,-h Di.Ao Eiiyabchpcrt for Newburyport.
schr I,ochel Hs-heil, Elizabeihpori Tor salem.
Schr y Paine Mayo. Linren days, cos, % G. b. Swain
Schr H. g. Drew, Clors, Ci.rk. Bridg port
scir y. q. lloyd, Ras&ct O.orHPor ios Philadelphia
S,hr o.. A. H1y len, Smith, E.sex.
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To Mariners.

PoroSAc RIVER, NA-LIoHT VESSELS on CPrsR CgDAR
PoISr AND LOWER CEDAR PoIsT.-Noce is hereby gwen,
that vessels have been reestabshcd Ia the Potomac River
20 Upper Lower Cedar Pots IN place Of those de-
stroyed by the enemy Ia 1861
The Upper Cedar l., in, vessel oored opposite the mouth
Of Tobacco River painted lead coloT with
the name. In erss black letters on each SIDE
The Lower Cedar Point vessel fn0ored between Cedar
FONT and Yates Point above the keebotios 10 schooner
ssss painted cream color. with her name 10 large blcA let
ters, "a each side.
The rinntrg arpsrs.u, Of each bo' consists OF stsht
lamps apd fsD1h reccoIs suspended At height OF sbout
wcnty se Zee; above the water with OF about niue
nautical f.iifs.
hch DO All provided with be- wai,a vii be rang tatias
tla.k wesale..
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I..A LA. ls.If'f
pn.seurrrs Sailed

In toomshi, Cry II Gosiagion for Lirop9ol-s. Nou'
rsr and lady Mr.. NJ lbers J. o. ieyworh snd ldy. Alfred
FaTelsDd lady, u. Conan,. III ~ Lever Misi Payne'
Mons Maize AID lady Mons Ia..i.E lady nnd chdIea;
Miss n Jackson q. Gambler, Mr Reed G. dc S0uza ond
Iady Jos. Parker Steele Ni> olson W f. Nelson End wi,
IT. : Pepps and hdy Md. Caafear Rev. T. Quinn Geo ".
Reed Cart d. ". Mahou WA. Jackson, with others IN tie
stcer.re. Specie f4dJ,l;l .
In s,earsGp Ero,iag star, for hrs orleas'-H b. Van
Solingen VIM H. Wh,rOre 81. T. hecsi,. Antlony facIs,
Capt, J. t. Thomas s. Meyes Jos Levy, X G. I.nnbun, L
APPLETON. Mr. &. NJ Livngsion. Mr. H. u Fitch, Mrs T.
ODonne children and nuIss, Miss Lily Talbot, Mr. May
and sister. Mis-. Thomas M. l.. b. Nmemore and child
Miss Emma r. Wh'einore Mrs.. A. = Cs,weL Mis-. g. Swli
Mrs NJ Phillip. M.s Silvia Psrifh e. ~ Lang wife, and
Children Mrs Lieut. Wright Mrs Capt; Brady Mlsses Lang.
Miss Catherine DcnRide Mrs. WIN Amos aud sister. M "a
Belle Green Miss J. Richmond c. H. Johnson and wife, W.
r. Bowlss Andrew X. Davenport L. kaniinan = stcrn A.
X Swan BENZ amin Roach y. w. Huntington e. sanory, H.
T. Jet John u. Tilfyd g. W. Smith, Bernard Cohen sanL
A u. Saith A. J. fhn.s,er David MeCord and wiie. i.
Nathan, M Magne c. w. Lyhe and wife Mr., J. o. Wood
lady; Mr. Pagan, Ogden George J. NJ Bfomley vie and
child Mira lsaac Davis md children, joseph Eng Jas Ey
back = L. Peiuon and hdy Mrs Albert hsson Mde Nois..
Mdo. Magns, Ms, d. He, a. Ma Eie. Iani Alicoa, IL ,.
Keith, Thos Brlinif. Thos O'Faul X ltfsehmln }. =,
BeeIs Chs. Ccs~auz r. Giqal. Tho. o. Payne. A. Duhi
Thos. G. Case. ". u. Dio;k Mr. Cnns sefeu 3.s, Mif
5slae Ja. C. Stencil. I. Bsaldnin, buss Emus Boss!
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Arrived. .SuNpAY. Sept. 10.

Stem i.,Ior, Haze Boger Neeb bern ~ G.. via fonres
wonros U ii-rs with he 9TH r. Regt. 20 L. ). On
n s,.sc- Queen Rotor, Corr, 4. v Lieut. Cong, from
Mobile pnv via AID g. hou from Fortress Monroe
with tho named pEsoners oi ws captured AZ Mobile
Raw. Commander T. C. Johnston the ram tcDnessee, 1t
CONS r. W Murphy. Of he steamer Soms Lieut. W bad
In Lieut. A. D. Wharton all OF the g. ;. ~. and formerly
ogthe g. g * Crpt Tar represents tho health Of Mobile
sud Pensacola 49, al,
slip Harvest oaeea uatchnsoo, IirespoI Aas isshwh
mdsc ard 23 pas. 10 Oh" H. Mnl. C.! itb inst, LAT.
A AZ o, 81 % sir,y red sI.- or bound y. I&th inst
lon 60 was bosred by plot Josi,h Johnson No. o.
Biz scio o Bafbaices Ed-ett Gland Turk !. days, sAt
Miller s. HoG-hfon. Ion vessels
Brig Kauas Nissan. Pot Royal, 5 C., days, ballst to
master -,
sor Wyvern (of London Blaeion Tirragona, iuly ID
with wigc, &C. 10 ~ Lfuln Co nth Inst lat. 81 81 lou
~ ~. saw schooner Enchantrcss steering 5
schr. s. Atkins Rue hccomac, deys ~h sweet pota'
toes 10 n4ssteT.
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T. Albany. BY Hii'on r. r., o. Wtrcns' :.
ir. h.,i CO p.
H. ad >. fn. Srutay irln... y %
10 Albany, CONS Ho'e Doe Wei ROM
| KewbMsh. f0ashAoelsie, HAi. beck. 1.ilh
and tlud.on. hy .ifalH-Ts Diul Drew 'nd q. Nip
lard. leaving Do-5io,.es ll-ndns i, ".,.ls % T. III
siaisl 10 ?. IN
10 Bo.ton by New. London line. Pier % y H.,
enc i, ... , -'' w. 49,, soop ?.
s7, ''.' I'D On, D. a mi s:oop. m
sr '' ' IT. e. y, a q sndt... s:cop
ofc , ~. 10. ~ ~ cad 10 a. M md 600 p tn
To Bnieepolt'br steamer Bridgeport. ifo" res
Totsfrcupori lip fc Island, 'ul other rcsorfson
ioi ',', o.. a. l. r f...'s a. ~ nd $40
}? NgI'. "a ~. ' .-'' ... %
r., I1s5 g,oncs. iy Raf.t.n end DeLwsfe hey
| h. h. via steamer Jesse ioyi. foot Of murray,
iif daily ~ ai " - ~. W. y - "
| To Nfs-h1seu htnold' ana HiNnih' T.. ri t-., .,
crs lctsc Peel, SIP a......... ..........l rni II p ~
aa ., o. ~ W. H., i,.. - lso a. ami 300 p
! cad gondon' hy steamer iary Powell, leaves JAY
si landing daily q p "
| 10 Sct hurlh ~ steamboat Thomas tnuytr
Icavrs Jl3st, dsily, bonding 10 Ntl-si.. n. y,
| Grls.y Point. Comm, Net POINT. Coii SPINS
Toi1e Me-. by Tern.rir.n.s Ccnir. Rai.oad
s 3a' ~ t20'o 49, . 600 p
f, sSe o CON coa, .'' NJ IL M ari 900
| To Phliair' 3hia, ~ Aev-Jcrcr !i.oad' loot Oh
saG e iaaa: 81 s.el 2. -
| 10 " asail .t1n. by Nc~-jeifoy X. H. 1908 o.
! Cout'alai..'., aaa 10 n., y p i1.i aDi ~ -
f., fgr.r lor,s,on IN rc.rl % Railroad Til able
Sc aigcri.f luenis 10 unotnff port o. ibis paper
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TN rEcjs9 AeI-IN.oME.

". Il. DilsIro.e trt ". orion ala 49, u. 4 4'yrt
NELSON, C.J.-Tho Goth section OF tho Act OF
July 1852 imposed a income tax Of three or five per cent
every pers1n residing n the tlied aies ION we'ei
source income derived except as aiser"-di men
toned.
The olst section exempted among others income derived
from interest dividends upon soS IN express companies
wigb sh. have beer assessed end pad by sad company
lAse - provision Az t-e act, a. case o. Oanss, tls'
companies. &C. WAi assesses upon pee. company
income duty upon 1,I Il or iydcnd' and requiring peymeht
b. the company.
Thee lplncs therefore d, not within tie exccp
ton in tie 9Uth section above referred 90.
The lJ.n ion % this Act posed stfnp duty on each
pecers received BY espre's company t tian'po' on
This tax upon t4e cypress business unt ct Untouched
ie income duty upon gs u profits 10 inds dusi derived
Me ion section ofte Net Of 3d Of March 1es provides
,hat and TIE tr' Jay OF April instant peTon' rs
~ NJ - IA ,."r ia. In n,.e Nv ~rirfing 1--we b. sub
i-c TO duty per e gross amount o cam
ings end a ac parts d. ac,s iacoisstent bere" are
hereby repealed
Nov, upon full consideration OF these several provson'
inclined 20 think that this ION section Of te 40 ~
1888 relates only to the business Of express companies and
thsi the tax osrd bat Sax oa sGch business syin no
reference 70 th. income tx upon eAus OF po"' uc4e"
by individuals who lyagcd ia the uuansss
Tie two per cen. INTENDED T. be- n lieu o. al tax ~
stomp dge. imposed by existing laws VI y tie ousnea O.
ihe eot. .econ Of tie Act Of 1862 imposes duty 9fiIee
pei ccuuin on tie gross ming o.! rlllioia n. 49,
propreors Indeed the sect on provides tst TIE per
sons orcompauies may add The tax 10 ther!es o. i 40
Tie same is applicable o. persons or col.n's ens'u n @
express business, viii be seen BY references 10 'Ae i-i
,art of lie 10Th section Of the Act Of 1868.
Il Is true ta' the words imposing the duty on The rTos
earning different IA lc cac = persos or conp
ENGAGED ~ express business hc day j. iDp'td 10 ei ~ te
tx and stamp dniie but II bis nv sns' o. iA u uo, M
lien o. u. Ac upo the business Oi te upaLy only, tcA
i,Fs ID, no Il -rel. roet.t.
Upon WHOLE after he M careful coni efsou o. e
question. have cone 20 Tie conel'o tnt Tue con
Bleh.ora. seward O,iswoid for the Plaintiff g. 2 Low.
rey for TIE Defendant
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SHIPPING YNTEI.LKGENCE.
PORT or HEw-YoRX. .....srrrsnsss
Cleared.
l.iin.tnn- Rnnnks- Iixerno1.. John O.

Steamship City OF Washington. Brook. Liverpool John
Dali.
Steamer Sarah Jones Philadelphia VIM krs patrick 10
Steamer Petrol. Davis. Beanfori. harrsy \ nephew
Brs Union lBrl T. Tgn -. John, y. Z, Pikows son
Bng J. u. King (Brl. Coael. Halt, \. Smithers Co
Schr Sussn Rldise, Beebe New London, II. = Radale
Sou.
sehr. Rival. Hobbie Stamford.
Sem. Carlton. jayne. Rowiini Wa nson. y Kenny.
Schr. General Meade. Dinuor'. Painbsoke. .
Self g. W. Carpenter. Edmonds, Philadelphia Baxter
Merrill
schr Chief Godfrey, st. Ke,'s, III. uarl6u, Co.
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Smiled.

arpr. 18Th Stem rive hssset Dudley Buck, Cum
bril Aittoy. hlrIac Baltimore.
Sp,-Lsyan,er Europa. J. w Lcvci,, Fair Wind. Uncle
Joe
BAKE Winfield. Alice Tiin'cr.
Rng.-fiohcrt Novr Rein. Ifeckies-.
schooaori-J T. Williams, 6a1eie. !. Fofsythe, Busdet
WIN Crawford {. ID. Hsiscs, !. :. Psr-ons
sKPr l7ru-s esiners-ci,y Of Wsshnston Germafii
Evening Star, iazo0.
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I'VE LAW COURTS rOR sgPrEMsEn

The first meeting of tho State Courts since the
summer vacation occgrs MONDAY when the uenert Tern
OF tine Ssprcu. Court c5rvcnes MI Justice Leosrd Vrcs
ding The Calendar Is heavy. numbering nearly ort nun
bred snd y and nolades large number q npoE
t4It casrs-
The Circuits and Special Terms o. tie Supreme Court The
General Sp.csl and 1ra Terms Of tie Supreme Cou. AMI
tie Special Terms for the Tn Of cs NJ Fact Of tie Court
OF Common Pleas viii not meet until the hr-t Monday O. TO
Der the business q the Courts for the Fan Terms viii
couTcrcc iu eagc j. probable that much viii be
Zone by the General Term during the present month az s
sious cannot be tuued loI more than two weeks.
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man. Miss Kate Bc.riman Albeit Sharp Jacob flsnse H.
Montgomery. Henry GieLrs. Ms H. Jackson and daughter
Mrs Mary Crawiey Jacob Rossos Emmet Putnam, wife
children and servant O. A. Phnny. X c. Moore, David no.
mer Jss. Soner. VIM. q Abbott A. Is. Latins Nous DE
Troup Y. Dunwiddle.
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rYITED srATEs c0MMIssIONEas. oFFIcE-ssrr ]
Belofe tDIInissiCner bLIT,
4 MEMBER OF TIE Piss COME TO GAILF-OPlSlSG
SEALED LETTER.

SEALED LETTER.
United Strtes ". Julian j. Clarke.
The accused stands charged On the affidavit O;
lame. Gsror spec IA a-rnt OF The Post Ohe Department
,rh open .,sed letter PACKET before he'd been d.
The HelaM ,
No accused f. aso a. G'faclf Of Tie He'aN newsppor
holluc the position ~ kcp1rter II military ianei- -d % '
Claimed bv ih. comu,os, Ill 1T letter. e. different member
Of tie st. OF Tle Ne,ad have been tamp~frd with were
uuou wal Ga kept. resltf IN tle seen - t-ns az
.ctei n the t Of OPENING letter aud o, the make
money discovered ou iis peFsor-
The accused nis Ie charge udreque ed an exiiain M
when '.a liked for saft diy at I'D O'Clock Boil uci-
h1oi in on; thonssnd dola'
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Ecccinfa of Produce.

eypr ir-Fjs0r loo 0 bbi,.. Whisky. 20 bis. Cora
| Mel 30 hbs.; Wheat, 90 90 bu.h. Corn, 1900 bu.h.
Oats 63 bush PlotleIs .a1pcrs Lard, IL pcAst
| Butter, 800 pckss.; Ash'r. - rcass.
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Professional Notices.

A RTIFIClAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
a order and inserted by Dr.. = BAUCH and 7. GOU-
OEbMANN formerly employed by Bols,onne-u, of Paris,
$50 BroaiwayN y. \.
INK. LEWISS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Beseb-s... between yaTck and
West broadway Is the only place where the afflicted viii
receive proper medicsresuient. uolrs from to
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GteamboG!s an0 Railroads..

NAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL 20 CNTSKlLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARATO-
GA, MONTREAL. aud all points North and West, via Hud.
son River -
COCK and the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. i. rALLMAN,
form daily line tor Albany from Desoroscsst, a.
and Goth st IL 10 landing az Cozzerss Hotel Dock West
Point, Newburgh Ponrhkeepsp. Rhinebsck Ca,skil. and
ud.on. Tickets sod bossd AID baggage checked 90,
and North
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-NfTFD STATES DISTRICT COUBT-sep,. iG.-B
Judge hRTrs
IrRTL AGAINST 4 ILOC KADE RUNNLR.

Tie ntrd States agi. The Steamer d. d. vance. 49, .
The District AttoTDey to-day duly plead libel
against Enc sbovensf-d vessel and She VS. crptned
on tue 10Th Jy United 2ies steamer s4nl-p ec
Cuba md was 0ad,a with cotton fon Wilmington, y. c.
bound 10 Halifax. The lrize ruisted 10 DO worth hs a
million q doiiai..
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spoken.

Brig T. Knst (of Scsrsporl orr ,v,ns 'c Poril'nd
sh inst b. Lip sabe lai bunei the mate The day press
Gus having died If yellow fever.
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Tie wills Of the following namcd persons hay
been admitted p ,b1e during gle pis, week, vt: on
Boyd William Boyd, Ellen IT, Eag.u, Ssr.h Sue1en. Lo1
Daniel Balraui jane. Charles Halpn, Thom,s T.. Lakir
Patrick Conaor Parck Fay Michael Aecsn and Adele Gei
tlgde Never.
None OF them contain provisions Of Importance to tie pab
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Dsntistrr.

NJ B. GRIFFIN q BROS, No. 255 Grand
1Ns st.. NeyYok and No 35T Futon-st., Brooflyn are
extracting Teeth positively without PAIN by The use o. nitrous
oryd No charge for extra ting when rcsa teoth are 70
ein.erted They also INSERTING u OF teeth or Gold
Ss5 Pa,na S2S Silver sio Rubber ei0 Partial Sets on
dold. 81 Silver, 81 EKtracting Is cents
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i}.p m
For ilavru4 by s.caincr Roanoke &ondly sept
For Gr.af Brfl.l md rho @ rtiurEt by sictni.
er Scotia Wcdnrlday. sept 2i............... D. H.
For New DroAns. BY Steamers AfsI and Nft9es .
NvlneJa, Sr,ierib.r 2l................... y p
co-th tfr II .lal, aud Ca sds- . r. ui. and q p
Soh Az, Me- W,v Observation-Disclosures. =.
tv,.-. IN ,it III, Railroad .....5 A. end 2! T. M
s,.i IN, sora. \. .i..ii 81. d a. n a a. and iNi
$3.50 M ..............sa. u. d AID j p. %.
.,,,-t l., D., p f'f,.r Recommendations. =.
al, ,.. t.t,l N,iir RI .t .......,r fn SUI D.
SIND, MaeJ ,.nay al s.as close ai........ !. y
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Gorses. Carriages. A'r.

,,....x.x-.-rr-.- cYTIcr NEE.long Apr g. leb1
a RIiTlERY HORSES WANTED.-l,OO0
n Artillery Horses unntci, for which One Hundred an
Sev.ufv Z, one Hundred oud Eighty Dolar VIII be pad
r Al .i pls insu.cion These horses n1si b. sound IA
very ptrtit1Isr brsen irrnes rs, na Isl hands
hi.h vii presented for inspection Il the Government
sisb.e. -5tL.st.. between i0t, aIt lih 4yenues
STEWART NAS NLlEF. Qnorsrmls,er.
C.v.tuY frnrar OgYIcs o. ASSISTANT ouARrKGi
-,srrr tn. % .rsrT ST., NV ORR. Iune 10. 1874. )
|IANlIRY HORSES WANIED.-l viii
Y uur.i,se e. OPEN MARKET lil the Cavalry Iiorse,
~, as e pre.-nted al pls inspection a. the Government
sia1s conner lCtav I'D 5) ia this cly until further
notice. so
pavaeri wi. he made In c!ecss payable IN certificates o.
fis aiefs. slrb 20 morc or - are received
Price one hundred uni .isiy.tse tltal dolar. ,ch .
GFO r. BROWNlNG, Capt. and 4, 9. NJ.
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Slalionrrn ano 5ancn e5ocas.

WYNN. FYERDELL" SONS, No. I0i Fulton
w s'-srATIOSERs ini BLASkBoOk MhNUFAC-
TuRERs.
DRINCEs IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN-
1 TAI. pRN.-S.tisficdon guaranteed Absolutely in
cfrl 1lt A. knis Of Ik 50 ussd Cue Tow i perfect
onr ns wref h1nrsi y compact Or the pocket and
please fhr most tsdioIs pl!ulan. ~ Hpl tp IT,
pr.tas. aud Msnuf.c 40. 5 Bros t~,y ~ l.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
yAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FlTCHprRG NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAIN.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
The nfr and sss sss q &c or Fs SEwY%aK
leave NewYork daily Sunday, excepted at o'clock -
from Pies No. % North River loot Of vesIysI,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
above points. Norwich and Worcester Boston sud wo.
Railroads.
Il = MARTIN, Agent, on the Pics.
ISsNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
l. TON.-sToNINGTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GR0rON AND PROVIDENCE.
The QUICKEST
THE SAFEST,
THE MOST DlREO8
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
Tie magnificent Steamer
COMMON " EALTn"
Capt. j. " WILLIAMS,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR0AY9
The elegant steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Capt }. G. GER,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRiDAfa
AT . O'Clock p m. .
70 These boats start from Pier no. 10 Norh River zoos
Courtand M and by all experienced trave
ers obe among the largest strongest most conior able ss
best that run In American waters In Summer ~
Winter in and calm the Commonwealth and PymoutA
Rock invariably make the passage.
sump.uous ?pers and luxuriouy furnished sta.eroea
a Re ma Aed features Of floating pt.soes-"
SURE CONNECTIONS
made with Newport the Watering Places hs North -
South ia Massachusetts, the Great Eastern routes -
Maine, and for the White Mountains.
beEhs and state may be secured at Hsrndens -
press Oluco No. II Broadway, and
No. us WEST-Sr. New York.
No. 10 WESTINGHOUSE, Boston,
III. X. SlMONS. Agent,
Marci ANITA Nqyiya alton andl Trans orta,ion q.
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Nellie Black pleaded guiiiy OF attempt at grand
larceny. Reiaudei
Christopher Florence pleaded guilty o. attempt srssd lF.
c,ny. demanded.
vi, harlow psaied guilty Of s.,sinpi ,rlad rceny
Rc.ardld.
James Martin pleaded guilty Of petit larceny. demanded
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Prom and sArr August A. 1851 these lights viii be exhibited
from sunset to sunrise Of zach day.
" r. sHcBRicK Chairman
Tr-asury reparaen Office House Board Washington.
August 30, 1864.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.

THNUUDH TN HUUkS.
Fare 81 EIcuuion Tickets s. good for three days
steamer JESSE HOYT foot u Atlantis st. BROOKLYN. every
day Sundays ercepedl at IL O'Clock m thence TO for
Monmouth and By the Rsn aud Delaware Bay Railroad 70
Of Nne Phsdc pha: returning, leave Vinest wharf
Phi slelphis. every morning ct Sundays eIcepsd
Travellers from tho City Of New.YoIk are notified not %
Apply passage BIZ this line, the State Of NswJcey hsvz
gsnil tho Garden and Anboy Monopoly the exclusive
pies. Of csrrns pasenyers and freight between the Ciss
Of New York ard Philadelphia