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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

PINE APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TALHoT'S Gov
tS.airzo MEDICAL PIsZ ig'pJg CIDFE viii care sou If
49, 81 aud 2 you a-e VIZ uii prevent ,ickls.s. See
5,Fsl.-t!semeut in WFaKLY fLnCNr from Alri % 70
.'y U.s. inclusive. Seud for Creusr. One ounc. saai.
'' ''t iee BY NAL. On receipt o. &c. % pay p0lt.e.
L. /. BABBiTr, Nos O. 10 "A Washiug,olsi, y. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

The venerable Rev. Sylvanus Cobb. ID. u
while irving 10 shake hands with Gen Grant n, ~
ton the other day. relieved of his poolel-hoot lie
subsequently found II however at the Police it,ad
quarters. the cleades having been meanwhile arres,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
TIE SEVENTH SEw-YoRT VOLUNTEER ARTlL.
LTgY.

Tie 7th Ncw-YOrk Volunteer Artillery Rfgi-
moI' numbering ao5 rer. arrived NJ tie Battery Bar
racks . ocoos Thur day. md af.er partial ing Of
bressist proceeded an torri Transport for Albany
vi,ie ttes WI b. psid ~ ard discharged.
TIC fcgir go Wl CrraHi1ed IN Albany In August,
leC2 o. Cob Lewis q. " iris Who Colonel Of this
cireri uuiil ihr a. 81 hs ln4th which be- met NJ
cod Harhor. go ii3a Kew Y1rk inil1iry, b4t was
aHfrwari ctaurld hy oidcr Of trc WIZ Dep rtmcnt 20
tie 1th New-iGk Artillery. Tic regiment was ~
toned arourd WastiagiCn uaii May. l-6f, VIXEN y
was snod - The Second Army Corps. IL membeTs
have rar,iripriel IN al go engagements ron Spoli
e}lvonil 20 pctebhurv. dsiirgl hing thems'lye. az
Coal HarboT. whore they wore The Grst 70 enter tie
works and bad the honor II rlufn, the Rebel co1rs
Ont 81 Danins oiganized 100 is only iOrr Teura
members e the y be NJ consolidated into the four
They were mrf'efeJ out on August !. $50.
The following g. Che p stcr ~ the regiment.
Major john i. Noun'; AdIuiaut. :. Loob. SerRcant
Halo. VIII 10 Eii yer QrnricFm stcr Serreaui VIII
ham Wright Assistant Surroln. J. smelling
CgyfoiHs-WIiiism II. CO1dlty, Co A. Charles
DuosglAi. CO. d, n. a Rogers, Co. c. Cln.les ShLeI
Co. u.
FbG Lispfeaaua - William Morgan, william J..
Storey Jrmcf flalnigan.
S,c0nd Lieu'croHf1-Ed. pG'icreor, William D. Wood
Henry PuG!ebothaw. George Ecaiiie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

HEEHERT SPEECgR-Iiis Life, Character and
wax With Portal; aud Biography. HEsRY c. CAnY-Nho
:. 500 what he las done. with Likeness In Auou No.
lHRFsOlo0c4L JoUasAL ouy o. cents Newslaen have a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

LADIES SUMNER GAfTGaS 81 PAIR
lAs.af So clspo..ng o. hs s,oc N-At c1orei lsi.4n3
uyer- . price,. end 90 toy sir q .e s-ie. n, e. D.
lie country dur.as The Summer. advice carly ~ o., a
si46 .i-at1 NJ ti5 Broadway, b,tweea Ele,eo,a IL
f~eiih-..s
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Bort il)ar1rns' Noiire.

srArs ov NEw-YoRK, !
Poer-WARpTss Opyics, No. iOi W~iM
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance win
section Of the act p,.ed April H. 1884, ent,isd An
Act 10 Rsorranle the Wardens Once OF the foTtot New
;o 10 All psrsons interested In having charge o. the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or survey that
.s ooup yesses are under examination Dy tho fort
W.,J.n. ar tb., ths sad surveys examinations will DO
,ompstcd in ten days succeeding ihis notice.
board ssid vessels; -
Steamship Erin. .............s...s..ss'..4 N. ".
Steamship Bellona... N. *.
Ship Entrfte.. .......'.''.'' s'ss''s'ss.. N. H.
SchL Henry. ,.,..:.::.. .ford,s
MINTHORNE TOMPkiNs, President
Arcs HsRRINAS. Seorotsry
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DfsH SIR; Tho lffih section Il 'he a-, 70 pro
- 81 itetn IN" embodiment ~ the HiIfii, sr., pal1ed
~ - H. -fH lirt al rorlrist aaed and nof.com.
siohsa oh ,er', mu iaas AID prvates OF ihe military
,n ~ VIZ sue shall he .Nernp, rom Jury duty aud from
W. laS h'ht n highway aXes, ce,lng -. dy I'M ty
% emf ana ey"fy such person asse,ed frh.rhway
i e W 'Hted 20 deduction IN tbs cut OF hls
re- ~ " .'h-i property 70 tho arnouu, Of $500,
~ ttef c'ausr ~ lot retained In Tho de1 ,piiti,
~ VI 'pIi ~ o'i and 10 believed BY rone ihAt The pro
sr, a.. to ~ report TO al inclaIus those eninx
' o 'sioha 1rafd fore the amended N, wbs paase,
. 10y concur IA that view Of the case Those who en-
LIEU PfsiDls 70 the ptssar Of the amended ACT n, is IA
~ o. tie act Of 1852 and the provi.ions
- -, .eIra INTO and formed par ~ the contract AZ
we uls 81 t"r enlistment They ere entitled No. me -
. Of tno'e piy'.ons and IN ny non no orisa,e on
' "Pis' 'urn 81 those benefits. Tfnly YOURS,
JOHN CocBRasE, At,orney.G.nnsaLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

AMERICAN BIBbE SOCIKTV.--Ihe stated n'eet-
DOT tlc Managers WIS he'd al She Bible Honto,
Asto,.plfcc. on Thursday, The ri inst af 8 j. i.'
Wm Wlticck. T.. CSC. ore " tac Nice-ff'Scci' III
tie chair assisted By FreLe"iet W ns0n. esl wee,
IresiGsli. The Rev. Dr. Van Nyck Of B9r,nt r'aA
lie tse..fn chapter q. Jeremiah and OH ell ntFtf.
Arae new auSiliCries were recognized; one - h'si'
one in iowa and one in Michigan. COMMUNICATION
vero received from The Res. -. Egc., - Anihh!,
Giving az interesting accour, a. the distribution q e
New Testament among TIE Eskot1 lndiars h"n Pr
Andrew ST. Milne MOrtcrOcc, sf'tirg hls ftN'V,
me ID.e work in the Arlcht.ac Couieoerat'n' N0.
lie Rev l. g. Bliss. COaatau.iEoqie. eLoNiE =
ofthe II Vic and Bllgali.n Fc.awcnt from '.r ~.
~ Borgno London in regard 10 nakln7 ph'ts 81 lt'
Arabic S.li,turCs. lntegt ne remarks we're NV w
,io Rev DR. Van Dyek recently arrived IT. IN -! iD"''
on the subject Of tho Arabic SCRIPTURES, tnc 'r
~ p'err. er0 H;b.e and a',o portion of IN. =
fy John both printed or the Mission press IN
aIl also ..o GOLD coins eycg ,iin.y la'e OF TIE u"r
~ Alexander tic Great, heinz upW ard vi -2et Nel
cd Given 40 aiG IN meeting thc expense OF the AZ nc
S,riptur,, They are FOR sa''. E'nmfs were 'lS'
rad NV tao Rev. VIM. u. Ghcrt. a. - his iaD4> IL
Virginia and North Carolina, where ne Orsahiz-a sew
e--i Gls committees. Grants Of BOOKS were h.oo lu
te Prcsbyicrlan Board Of Publication, 10 Toe l hHs'
States Christian ComuSslou iyr the ~ est ana 10Y
New Oilerus f0r United States hosptes At lsinI' 10
he Se9mCr's Bethel az Prov ccnee j. L. QUE 'i"f
Committee at Petersburg Va. ana Tor several aCeS
81 tie South in Huntsville (hial Nolth C"nmOA &.
C) ard Richmond Na) Some smaller eTans' VIZ
,,ele and Il volumes in raised tiers for tie p''u
Further measures taken toward the obserN ne 81
TIE Socies Jubilee and III regard 80 cculs" Il ST
mons 10 be delivered in reference TO II tie coming "a
and Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

STOLE \ HORSE -Frarci Vale was arrGisned
beoges s.icc LcdwitA O. the charge OF havu- q l
sAoTse rom the GoyeInme.t stables In Eas- thirty
lft-st. ihe animal loaad ia tie prisoner pDss.
sol. j. stated in lis de.en3 tll; Re WIS Told d., all
o'heF nan 70 take 1t away lie committed IL de-
ias.. Ol 20 hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

TURKISH BATHS, No. I3 LAIGHT-ST.-H
-Ostea en- 6to n "a and - p Ladies, 9 =. g.
Jpn "Ofeite.t Of LgXuTrs" ny cue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
LArcsxY OF MONEY! PorrIox Rrcov.

LARCENY OF MONEY--A Portion RrCOv-
ERiD-nenry Powers, refiairg q No. l2i ia't = Gee
teil.S, accompanied John Ryan in,O lager b,rI s4
loon in tje Forth Ward and there drank unlil D." wa
uioIcltc4 Ryan then tooa hIn Go@n 10 ore a.. TIE
East ki.e Piers, where l' .e.l a,ieep aud WIS er
robbed b. RyaI Of Sl,2-7 Re WIS fuhGeqLcl a.
Iessfd hy Officer Gilbert Of tte Fourth 4 Ell O. tnf
cleo u he stolen nonev vefod. The accused 81
aIave OF Ireland agcd -, yta4s. lie conl ite !
lyJusicc bowling
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Religions Notices.

ny Iavifatioa of Gov. Fent0n, the Rev WIN n.
OAKLAND. Chaplain United States Army, will preach to the
soldiers ct tho EewYor State Soldiers Depot Nos 50 and
50 tiowardst, near Broadway on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
at q O'Clock.
Church OF tho Heiy Trinity, corner OF Forty
lsunday) at 10Y M and p. m. Tho Rev. STEPHEN II.
TYING j., will preach both occasions This Church will
be- open FOR Divine Service during tho month Of August at
the hogrB above stated.
Cdrstlhs Whose places Of worship closed will ind
comfortable soots aud Evangelical preaching In the CHAPEL
Of mESslAH3 CHURCH. S-yenth-sye. near Eleventhst,
where all are cordially invited TO hear tho present truth
Seats fee 10 alt
Memorial Church, Bsmmond-st, corner ofWaverley-
pac-.In, Rev. DIR. LDNDy Of canada est, will preach
10 MORROW Sunday IORNlNG, and the Rev. s. A
Five Keats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of

-.
Diseases the Pelvic Vscers under the Of EDW ARD
II. DIXON. Editor OF Tue scaPel st.iure ilrs .sSso
eee iera and Pis.ula Every Of Str admits Of
radical aud in dsys aid oi.en an ins-
date one. by d. DIS oew Instrument the trein'oi2ms,
cases OF the three Grated Affections the care 10 guar
eed n the be undertaken. Otce hosrs h0m 10
daily aud TO evenings, at No. :? Fitheve.
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AffNIATIfPF ALMANAC

Sun Rses..5.O0 Snu s~t.....7;l2 Moon SETS. $50
HIGH WATER This DAY
Sandy Hook. 6:02 Coz iaBd... o - Hell Gate.. 8:24
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OFFICE os TnE STREET Coszrs OWE, }

No. 25i Broadway
ITO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS in:
Il closed in n sealed envelope Endorsed with the TIE q
the and with the bidder ~rites tneIeon VII
be ,.-rrrd Il M, office at! hoNpAi' A"s'"i,. '''
II o'clock g. -.
For regulating and srsdin; Eshiysl,'hst from Avsnns 4
10 East River. 80
For badac Foundations and erecting the iron rain; 70
nco.e pifks in Fouhaye between inirtyeishIh and Fot
trih-sts 90, . .
Blank forms Of proposal toEe,hr, win me speehcatione
aud can be- obtained this oceDa,ed street.
Department New. York, Jals y, lt9
CHARLES @. CORNELL Street Commi ssiouer.
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/ EWIS & cox.
IL JosEsa J. Lewis. CHARLrox 7, LEWIS. s. g. Cex,

No. 132 Brosawsy ?. o Cox 30. $500,
NEW.YOEk CiiI,
Attend to all business in the Couts # the United Ssats4
and in the Departments Ut Wa.ng'on Erp.c oil st'rtioD
given 10 Internal Revenue business aud to claims Against
Folei.n Governments. Ne. as our owB.
INDIE vgiss as COMMENCEMENT Internal Rev.
enue ami Charlton Lewiss exy~rei Deputy Conris-
soner, viii be guarantee Of tnooasa acquaintance "us
the Rev euue Laws.
Mr. Cox connection Of four years with the COMMITTEES a
Foreign Affair in Congress and mis- long membership u the
National Lessstnr thorough knowledge Of legser
ton ard practice In both degar nIenis.
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Professional Notire5.

A ROCK ON STRUCTURE. PILES, Els.
TuLA and - other diepes, will be sent gu recep, q
= cents. HESkY a. DAhlELs, y. d.
Consulting 'nd Operative Surgeon, No Union-sqaarS.
NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ f.ssor Of Special Apstony snl Surgery In the yrsrss
Medical Coirse \. y Once 81 East Consultations
from TO TO- to ani to o. S.ErIAIlIFS: Disc VI
the Nervous senins, Urinary, and Cu,sneous systems
" B.Stiures which have been by Cal,e.izing,
Cutting or kapdy Dllng Operations. not undertaken.
DR. X. KUCZKOWSKI, EOMEOPATH and
~ HYDROpATH, just arrived f.on burope No. O.
Amiy-st. Office Hours fcm 10 TO IL 70 p NJ, aud
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
Militia Exemptions.
OFFICIAL CORN spognEYcg.

UFfITIAL
Tire IJGHy Er,aiRg journal publishes the
following correspondence in relation to exemptions
from Tie State militia service:
"sYgacr'E. July u, res
" Ion. CFtuNcgT ". DEPrw Sc'rr.0fl ~ Slr'c
DEAR Sa We eee rom the irl .el rhs fIom n o.
paper, DO cty tst Tie 4 stsor. cannot rEr1t rtfsqa
belonging 10 tao Aaoncl Onsrd g.fy fi- ~
t'F a. w's the G@ heretofore PtnT,ph No l. ~ which
TIE u.iaiy claim TIA th~ iaw only ppcs to to.o persons
who have Joined tie military Since fir risirge ~ le
Prs rarh No aims that Oh drfr.rd living
he exemption Of 90 under tao law. 10
afeat many .r"I tions and 10 Is vey !mporat hit
should undcfstsni the ll@ 10 6hIpc Oh ~ bu u.
harmony with H. u You please a. send copy II the
law and sso your opinion Ia TesGfi % allowing these
-O on their property. have done here'ar-, the 'aw
and your opinion upon i vii enable 20 DO what the av In
rnds A,esaof. should TO- Oar Board n Asfrlo meet
The st day OF Ausr % the roll; therefore
We ,houl be- 'a5d TO hear from ycu convenient
10 yonTre we also have large number n PERSONS that
haYe served tfvn years 10 the militia with 3scalge papers,
hcry Truly yours
TIMOTHY T.. (HEpsty Joyt,u Pptvr.ptr
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YOU'D
TIMOTHY 4. CHEysEY, Joyt,u PpIvT.p1z
ALEX McKIhsTRY, GEogos Coor

A,esror Of the City Of Syracuse"
ne secretary o. state requested the opinion of the
Ait"ineyGeneral on The questions presented by the
Absessoit, and Is Will he found anne yed.
STATE oP Wv Y0KK,
OfPicE OF THg A1TORsr Y.tsPSRRlL'
nty. r =, - ALBASY July 81, lGD5. }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

RopBlD WILL SLEEPvO.-On the n'eh. o.
The 7tA OF Junc last August lobster, Ferry j l'cr
veter aid Theodore Zahn. al Of No. p Bose 90, o-.'
pied room ~ No. e Bayafo-.t. IN tie sG..e r.''r
Wa GOf.eiD Gestrock. IN the morning Il IS ~ 'l
Gottleib arose early and Wf4e cxanlnatiI d. 900 .'
clothing Of his sleeping c"Ipfrions. Tie ic.r.,
thst he secn-ed rod watch drd chain valued o.: ~
and So in Treasury notes, with which he wfd' ~
Yo;erasy be was arrested grd commit. d for TIA y
Justice Mafsield. lie l. ueiivc Il Germ Nv, oto g..
years, resided az No = r.! arG-s... and IS sega
maker. he denies rs gull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

ATTEMPT TO PASS \ FORGED CHEcK.-
George al aims Roberts. Yesterday presented iol ny
merit at the metropolitan Bank, c-rnes Of brori" =
Rank Of srooElen. II purpoIted 10 have been d,oNt
by W. y. hummer, and Was l.doIeed ~. NJ. bliL'.
T,v .rer. H. A. Huiiaui' 4nTed *. on the ne p,
pp-oor.ed 10 ne the signature O. Mr. Brush PIeidef-
of tic Necaalics' Bank of brooklyn. Tho PAYNE teller
a. once pronounced it q forgery. and Hal was el ~
I'll detective Doyle Of tie fr iecirct came aaC 10 j
rim into ~uato.r Justice DDvlng committed MIN ioi
examination anil tie parties Dhg a-e alleged 10 have
signed the check caa lie communicated with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDFNT.-An inquest wGs
yeaefd.. bod at the Tenth Precinct Stlton-Lcu b.
Coroner Cover on tie hody o. Wool Dankics. vino was
run oYec The -st1 u Deceased when az the corner
N Seye.;i.s. and Avenue a. stepped fruu TIE IoIt
rlstfrm car No. % Of the fOtvspcond.st ana Gran
A. inc while it. was in motion. and as he iii s., 81
he'd TIC fIuAt railing end as eonsequ'i CO, s"oH
around and el under tie COZ, AID both wheels passed
overhr. causing lis deai q leW GAYS after. = 'e.-
dicf Of occidental death rendered. Deceased 10
ana:iSe q Germany ed ~ years.
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THE TRADE RESTRICTIONS.
COLOMBIA AND THE UNITED
STATES.
senior snIgar Takes Lenve-IIis Remarks
The Presidents Reply.

WASHINGTON. Sept. = 1865.
Senior Don T.. Salgar, who for some time past
has acceptaby represented the Colombian State En-
yoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipoentiary. yes
terdav took leave of the President i'll his diplomatic
character and made some appropriate remarks.
The President replied as follows:
"MR SALGAR: 1t is not without sincere regret that
receive the letter of recall which brings youi mission
10 the United States TO q close. Ii Is very gratifying
however TO be assured are by President Murilo
that YOU have laid down your trust only 10 assume an
other equally dignfed and important in the service Of
your estimable Government. Do not omit 10
assure the President Of Colombia that
the United States adheres 10 their
Republican principles constantly, and especially TO
Their policy Of seeking TO preserve. through peaceful
course the establishment of free institutions through
out the American continent and the development OF
the vast with which it has been beautifully
supplied by al.wise Providence for the general
benefit of mankind. Accept sir for President Murilo
the OF my abiding respect and for yourself
personally the expression of a sincere esteem
Cnhs occasion in the Senior spoke OF the qualification
afforded him by the fraternd and uninterrupted rea-
tions of the two countries and concluded follows
"Co'ombia in her place, has sympathy with your ca.
lamites and with your victories. She has celebrated
with jubilee the return Of peace and the guarantee OF
humanitarian sentiments 50 many additional bonds
of union, and many further principles
| of conservatism for countries governed by
Democratic institutions Permit me TO renew TO you
the wishes which ths President and people Of Colombia
make for personal happiness and for the prosper
y OF the American people, and to assure you that IN
separating myself from this country shall carry With
me agreeable recollections Of my soourn IN II aud OF
its hoSpitable and cultivated society.
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Entest shin news.


Steamship City Of Limerick Jones Lyerpoo Aug - and
Vuteisown Aug 20 md,e and 800 pass. john &. Dilo
steamship AttInta, Pnafu Loudou Aug. u Havre 10th,
nd'e aud - pass % How and Aspinwa'l.
steam hip Star of tie Union Blanchard, NewOrleans %
inst Idse. ana pass, H. y. Cromwell 4 Co.
Steamer Moneka. Marshmaa Charleston Aug o. dse sud
pass. to Livingston, FOX Co.
steamer Sarona iisnl, Meyer. Hamburg Aug 90 South
amptol sd with merchandise and 89e passenger Kun
bAt Co. Aug %, passed Breni. steamer New York.
I'D f. Path. Brem steamer Hansa, bound f. 28h. lat.
az 81 long 80 25 bark Annie Logan bound H. 2h lat 43
long. % a. Br bark Aehyms bound 4. Sept l., lat.
8! = long % 49, Am ship Salem. bound t. Same dsIe
u -, Ions. % ~, Br, steamer Ednburg
Steamer G. W, Thomas, ingraham. Fortress Monroe 80
hoJts; to L. 5. Qusrternaater
Ship John Bunyan, Carver Turks ,land, II days. salt to
welsh Carver.
Bark Old Dominion Hohusen. Havana 10 days Sugar to
c. Godfrey.
Bark PAMELA Br) Gray, Havana, lG days; sugar to s.
Candy.
Brig Josephine Of Juno n. s., Congdon, Cow Ray IL
days coal to n. j. & e. A. De Wolf
Bng W Carey (Br), Hull, Trinidad de Cuba % days.
gar TO Fowler & Jones
Br brig Asia Gordon Csrdenas 10 days sugsr and moss
Sea. to j. T. Whitney Co
Sch c. A. Farnsworth, Crowel Guayans. P r., IL day.
sugar to T.. J. Smith.
schr Adeis J. Conn., Hyde Newben Q days Naval store
10 Maser. -
sch Pioneer, Seeker Mobile, 81 days Cotton to s. W
Lewis.
sch. Mariabah Fowler Warrington, NJ c. days. nava
stores D. Mil Co. .
Br schooner Emma G, Weber Cardenas, Il days, viii
sugar to Brett, Son & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

G.. W,r''rps' Ann To--- 4. S-t.ae- g Knctel ~.
Il, uirf Uusw ri t..i-r J. ,,nttaasrr Nahof e..
3. h,.rhrr-' SCI three children y fiee G. Rswpe. NJ.
uai, wh-end shii J. S"rhot vs.. NelrioiE J. yogrl o
Nu,ci. - tr-r,, g, Grpr,alsu i1.. K1on and child ~
Violin Gsfcl,i Lir's uih two cshdren. p Lronhr. C.
% Ah,. r. :. 2 Hanson. o. G. rauso Caroline Scug md
rhili G. I,tI NJ - j. S.eiai,u, .Sh-iler X. Hanbayrr
j. tr,n-,l,.n y }riuHnan ,nd lsdy C. Mo- La Diotirch
and liI,. Z hong j. k0nie, 2. Lppuan. L.
il ClstIs-on j. =. hau-f.,it and anily }. u. Hausr
a. pn.r. L Brc.,r lud lulv IL. Srhuchman. -. Schnch
MAJ H. MuI ses iru,er j. Errh. J. Keller. j. SchOeb,
Il. Ricbos. d. >caubursl end Indy, Betty Schamour,h
g. Moo, N iioo. j.. Seaniil' AMI dren, NJ. Mil,
-.ur wife is children & LbTu A. Pc.TaOu. {. Reick. a
Larsen. 4 Peterson, r. Clpsgr T. Andersen > SeiveTt
Malone Iteyerf Ma Si.,frt. j NossleT, !. Eickc, J..
Eicke Johanna Lsnshover NJ. Elincer, Elinger. J..
schmidt H. Rsais b. PerK.snn eldren, H. NJ Perimann,
h j. ferlElann &. Muller. Ously Muller Bru't j. bruit
g. is.h L. Ksul. A. Kraabb II. Kaul D. BauHylrt,
Oscar 2psnann and others "a the steer1sc.
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CODDINGTON-suddenly,s at Saratoga Sunday morning.
Sept g. the Hon. David 5. Coddinsion ofthis city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CHEsEBRO-At West Farms Saturday morning, Sept.
2 Arnold Naudain. only OF Albert ard caroline We
Chesebro, aged year. months and days .
The relatives and friends Of the family are ns.ed
to attend he funeral at Trinity Chapel Twenty MIN sts
near Broadway, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
CARPENTER-At Castle Grove, Iowa Saturday, Aug .
William Berrien Of Mllngton L. and Harriet NJ Car
penter, aged years and month.
ave Harriet the beloved wife of Thos Dyer
viii be taken from her late residence, on Tues
day, at o'clock for interment IN GREENWOOD Ceine-
HOwE-On Saturday morning, Sept. 2, Elizabeth Osborn.
wife Of James b. Howe.
Funeral services be held her late residence No Ia
Csrtonave Brooklyn, Monday afternoon, the 4th INST,
at O'Clock p. Friends OF ths family invited to at
tend without further notice.
HYDE-on Saturday Sept 2, Annie Baldwin daughter Of
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral.
the residence Of her parents No 10 East Thirty second
st., this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock
INsLEE-On Saturday evening Sept 2, after prosrac.ed
illness, Hester lnslee. aged p years
Her friends and those Of her Zebuon c. respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence No 50
Gouyeneurs, on Tuesday afternoon ct u o CLOCK
KING-On Sunday morning Sept g. Julia Emily, wife OF
Henry H. King and daughter OF VIM. A. Fitch, aged 10
years. months and 10 days
Funeral services in Redaye NJ +. Church, Brooklyn at
O'Clock this evening The body will be taken to Chatham.
n. Y, for inicrment.
MILLER-on Friday Sept Ernes,ine youngest daughter
Of Edmund H. and Julia Miller in the Oth year Of her ss
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from parents residence No. los
West Fourteentb-st., on Monday this day. at u N.
sHAW-On Saturday Sept q Mrs Jane Shaw, in the Goth
The relative. snd friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral her late residence No 2Js Nes seventeenthst
California papers please copy
WILLEMIN-On Wednesday, Aug 30. 1865. Miss Cecile II
Willemin aged 10 years, months and 6 days, adopted
enid Of Henry j. foungs
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FROM THR PACIFIC COAST.
Speaker Collar and Party on their Way
Home-Commercial IntelIigence-Pro-
gress of the Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCIscO. Saturday. 81

SAN FRANClScO, Saturday Sept. 2 It6j.
No arrivals this week. Sailed to-day: Steam
Golden City for Panama with 1903 600 in treasure
for New York and S654 900 for England with 400 pas
sengers. including Speaker Colfax. Leut.-GOv Bross
and Samuel Bowles of The Springfield R,publio0H.
Trade during the week little more active. but
the aggregate transactions little below eXpcc-
taton The stocks Of the leading importations were
light, while OF some kinds Of Eastern goods there Is
positive scarcity. Prices don't seem TO respond or
rise at supply.
Butter advanced &C.. Coal Oil o5c., Candles &c. DO.
mestc products steady except Barley which is &c.
lower; Wheat depressed. Any effort TO press sales
would bring lower prices in the absence OF any export
demand. Wool and Hides quiet and steady.
The Pacific Railroad is completed to ColfaI.
s. miles from Sacramento making the entire distance
constructed since January twenty.fOur mica -Four
thousand labOrers are employed on the road beyond
Coax and tie number Is being constantly increased.