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Pns.cuxrrs Sailed.

Ia st.,n.hp E,na for Ly,rpooi-Adds Jane walton And
child Of lusd~ phls Sonora Bu.io frT Madam. = Ma :.
OF New Con- rieol, savioui fihppo tss,rlano 81 d.
'. Martin Of Hsv.ns w D. n. ir.ver'. {. H. hos..y
james Msr.h Rob.rt ABdc~s joe do As Csrss and lady
Isno Of Havana ~ u 4 rrbn % b.,ana Geo. r.un,nt
{ N~ ooI VI u4bbeti to-. tariono pr alter cary ahc
oar eh,rsn II BaSso' Me: My and Ni.. fh',
Oi-ofsn. Mrs Ps,cteu. Of Buffalo John lngrshsm Of New
lds "n smith. fssi fs.,, D. ~ D-i,y Jehn Jehn y,
on John Do.pr Lewis Lay ant vie snd Geo l. Lay p
o. saa.u H. RObia'ou. Sir f Of IO'Ion-w',b otbcr'
In .,e1m.ip Br.,annl. FOR ol,.rowMr.. Er,abs,b Hr
Wy Cnafie, Asgrc VII sud .-rvaa Of riadslpbi. Me.
wnshi NJ b. Canada wesi Alfred rtch,r ADD wi' Mrs..
AlsI.n1er Bo.w,h, AlrI fe,sa'on h"y. D. Meo'rno.,
X Orcsri +. Il nuf.,. Airr Matthew, iiush NclnIi.,
Tho. Barnet. Tho b. Gains VIM. g. simpson John Hon
mann, John L.hIan VI. sarah - M;.e, oh.e.
nd son J.. r. Isnap and child Jani-' spence H. d.
sgcr Arnold Doaae .n,s heds ard 20 - ,n .'Ies,ss
~ Rsphe ots, hPp hssh Ll,lnsaon; N H. o. -
Carter Herds W l. 0n1rd % o'1'snn' "a
Pc Si..r O. b. wSf ~- and children Mr.. Goodman.
Ar-d s,orm~s serboh Dr. ~ A. s9.!hS y. mos
r. g. Sherman John Wubh-T, wife aud ehid c ,suidinS
wife AID children. Antonio spreeo. Joseph Vase, b.
In ,s,m.hn Geo Cromven Tor .Orle.nsL. Leftover,
r. Holy aud Gslinc,r md .dy, Capt Anderson ID Aver
Mr. Hsa6,i, ana daughter. Tho. 0aey. H. pouchcry'
Mrs. Nils. Mrs + = B.lo~ J. L. Crou Ii.at. L. Crook
.f william Stuart NJ. Harfirt Dvlrl' snhre'
= uci..rx Mr.. Col Wiison. u. Bree,
Mann b. o. Goodwin jas r. Lee ard three childr,n : a.
Holman, Lutr s,.var. Mrs. Lse'sh Nh. r. Lava '"'
I.,.a IA N,h y Triton, Chas. tor0sit and wife, H. 80
GIsnsisw Geo 3 Ciaise. Henry Dr' ere Eugene whNn.
Mr, O.,ruue and chd niss cslshs. a u Lord A. stsh
son and Sli-, aud others. n,
In st-sm.hip scotland for Lverpool-Jaa NORM David
Il MyklI Tho. dfoii ". Marin. hlsis h~neon .h.. ~
30. r. A. FINLAND J. r. Brown John ilunbn, A. NOME
do,i, t. Monl.lorca wife ani two children, n Noco o.
Brnsrdril viii. and child ID. BhHaciel. wife md two Gnu
dren Mrs WIN. Mylos Jane Lave, Mira +. W. hsiy' "n'
A. stokos ID, Tppy.
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ARRIVED,


ss na pa 1nsHs as. Ds'i R,yner
u" s,rsm p Wilmington, Spencer New Orleans days to
~, 49, Man,a,.v P,,h., Nex.OrIe,n, Am, H. 10 D.
M sou.hwp,., P" Sh % tor s1i passenger. to T.
R A., % Ist "a Ks lon ~ o. fell IN with steamer
,cos 0 nr in tow and Brought her
90 ~, 49,,
70 , p1sn Emily r. souser Buchanan Cola. March 20
=, v.n.,tso M. I.,.ro and 81 Tbou,s. juy g. with
vas 'srsra'o, NO Sa"e e;a 'sin, Gala. the ~ r. T. he,
"a IT,, W. ~ IL d.. Y 90 Ust,,ras with heavy head
wind. . ,,,.p,,,,,.., ..,
otramshiP Nr'rhh'' ''"''''' i''''" ''' 80 ' -
u s. onITterm,..li, r.uv w,.,,n,or ~ boa,, us..
and pass H. b Cromwell Co. 18th lust 10 iDii u =; %
for N@wYor., aud supplied be, win provi.i1n:
"a lto and Havana 2'h with mds' and pass 70 'D'' ."
"dnIhry. v,.,.,a p,,.,, Ns,v f,yson, sa DAYS bal.
..,. u. < o., tcTnasier ''
snip ho,se!' n'ye'' A"'"''P ~ WY '""'''
Bark yiGo'o ispl Zulnets, Hsvsns 10 days oaa' 10
mez Waits Co. ,,,, ~ -,
Bark Lucy Frances Perry Bathurst "'C' A. " ds'''
lark Arizona tof stockton Conln, Turks Island IS days
cor uex, day
Bari Adelaide; Lemon b,idgport. Conn., nsys n
n. Dswoh s 20.
Big Randolph Yste' Madlsnila 70 days. WIN 'ussf anu
Bfs F. A Bernard, Crowe Cienfaesos % day'wh sugar
20 Jed Frye Co. -, -, .,
Brig Annie Wellington, johnson, Gusntenamofi days. WIN
sugar 90 MATER. , -, Hi. .,.o 4.
Bs Vs. Cook Speed, Savannah III days WIN COTTON 70
=. NJ. Biiby Go. 49,,
ths W ". Lord tof Chsrlot'etown) r. e. s. AcLeod
Glade Bay u days. coal, NJ. =. Greene Cunie =,
Bre Bl,nkhorn loi Windsor Ns) b!enkhorn' Low pay
u days, coal. !. +. Whitney go; ,,
Brg Adelaide (of Maitland. n 81, Douglas Gace bay l.
}ns Hamlet (of Fruro, NS) Mcdonald, Cow Bay IL DAYS
coal. u. }. 4 G. A. Dswoh -,
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A sMALL.sIzsp RIOT IN TIE EIGHTEENTH

A SMALL-SIzED RIOT IN THE EIGHTEENTH
wAGD-On Friday night Bartholomew Connor alas
"FIa1y," we'll known Eighteenth Ward ruifan, beat
r,gedriver because the Tending Jchu refused 10
treat Conner and ais parry h liquor. officer Reilly OF
the Eighteenth Precinct attempted 10 arrest him. when
the party turned upon the oeer beat hun and rescued
the prisoner. Other officers soon arrived ana Cobnr
wa. arrested and taken 10 the Station House. On the
vAy the officers were followed BY q mob and stones,
clubs brickbats and other missiles hurled a, them.
Ofic.r louehin was struck upon the head with a
.tone ana severely hurt One OF the sssaiants was
srrestcd the others iook to boats and escaped. On
SATURDAY morning Justice Ledvith held Conner to bail
ia the sun OF { go.
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Gales bp Autticil.
US. NAyY.YARp, BosroS. I
CouSAspAyr's OyyIcH Aug "a, 1851
DY uORATIO HARRIS a. Co.,

US NAyY.YARD, B0sroS,
CouSaspAyr's OyricH Aug r. 1851
DY HORATIO HARRIS a. Co.,
ID No. 10 lndisst
Tho NJ a Steamers NEW- LONDON ALBATROSS
wlLpERNEsS and PENGUIN, the bark MIDNIGHT. and
The schoonss PARA. O. w. ROGERS. SOPHRONIA and
JOHN GRlFFIT.i,. viii DO sod at puddle saStica, ey
uOR tito HARRIS, at this Navy Yard GU ERlDAY, the
eighth dav OF September at twelve O'Clock.
Tho New London 10 q wooden screw steamer tunnagt
lsgh i3U % feet breadth 20. feet. depth si1 feet.
The Abaos is swocden ser.w steamer. tunnase Length
$50 rs feet breadth 70 50 depth 1878.
The Wilderness IA wooden sdc-whoel steamer. tunnae
length i46 feet. breadth %. 80 depth 1880
The Penguin 10 wooden steamer, tunnage isosh -
feet. breadth -, depth =.
The Midnight Is clipper bark tunps2e length i2s feet
brrsith 1888 feet, depth IL feet. nj.
The Para schooner tunnsge length $3.50 fsot beaan
a. % feet, depth feet
The W. Rogers IL q schooner tuanase length "ies'
breadth "a. %, depth 6.1S. :, a.. o, L.
The sophIonia schooner tunnase length ioeS' ~e'
breadth q. IS, depth 823. t-.9 IA,
The John Griffith Is schooner depth iiAo feee' os'Aae
20 feet. depth 9. III ... 4.lN III, - -,
Five per cent Of tho purchase money nue. % a,o o s
day Of sale and the remainder before the vees - o.
from the NaYyYsd, which nust b dons r,nn ~
after the dsy Of sale An inventory Of the Hn0's " o0 '
"'A "' '''''" ""' = = r. sTRiN0HAM, RearAdmirsl
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Spoken.

Steamer Tm,ire City bound s.2ath inst, M, 10 uiios
v. Of Hst,ora.. 49,,
steamer Monterey hking In tow large propel.er-2sh
inst noon tafhon Rank isht ship NV. IS miles
BARI Harvest Home from Belfast. Bic. for Ssvannah 6
days ou'--Aug. 10. OF Hstcras -.
schr (~haliug) Union OF Proviieuce-Aug y, lat % o5
lon. "a a. 49, -,
Brg Russian Of Belf, Me- steering 5. W. with ioss o!
sailes-Aug. o. lat. ~ 80. Ion H&
Biz Wnyerly hence ior Cow bay-2l't inst, lat " a.
for
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QUARrERnAsrER 6ESERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. DC, july a, lS65
GREAT SALE Of GOVERNMENT HORSES
N AND MULES.

$500 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST.
Ia the States Of New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana
Delaware. Maryland and NewJeney and the District
VIII be sold at public AUCTION to the highest bidder d
the time and places named , beIc W.; w;
New York City, Tuesday aud Friday OF each week, w
Sew ok City Wednesday Of each week. 300 Mules EACH
ilnira, Tu..aay August 9, 200 Horses.
Elpirs, Tuesday, August Is, 500 Mnlss
Albany. Friday, Angus. Is. $40 Miles
Busao "Wednesday r. A I Sss ,, s Sc Males
Philadelphia Thursday Of each wrs., 30 Horses each asy
Phadspha Wednesday and Saturday of each week. 10
r:,bSrsS Thursday Of e,ch week. $50 Mule. each day.
r r,r''. Tp.sday Ausus geo geo n Me-.
| Ycrk Frdsy August 200 Horse.
| Nswvie. "Wednesday; August - 100 Horses.
Sewyilc Thu THURSDAY, Aasp'' 49, !. i lqo Mule"
shipp-S,our. 81, Wednesday, August 10, 100 Rorsea
Erie TLu. day. August II. 200 Horsrs
shrpeusbnr-h, Thursday, AuIust ~ 100 Mocs
Willsnspot Friday. August u. 2Vo Horses
c Taa %Sae' Wsia"d.y August o. loo Hor.A
Chamber hurl. Thur.dsy. Angus, "a. IoJ Mules
Milton. Friday A"sa', rs ae 81 Hoes or, s..
Carbide. THURSDAY, Ausa. ,isI;Io 100 Mule.
Columban, Tcesday August !, 100 Horses.
Salem, "Wednesday. August no Horses.
Canton Saturday, August D. 2oO Hor.s-
Cleveland, Tuesday, Argue, 8, 900 Mules
Ma.silon Tuesday. August u.s. 900 Horsrs.
Cr,,tline. Thursday. August II, 500 Mules
Cleveland Monday August 81 go Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayuc Thursday, August "a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE
Wilmington Tuesday Of each week. 20 Horses each Dty
Wilmington, Friday OF each Wees geo Males each day.
NEWJFkSEi.
Trenton. Thursday, August ~, 30 Mules
Trenton. Thursday August a. 200 Ma!eG
MARYLAND.
Bslirnorr. "Wednesday. August and wedne.dsy Of eseh
week thereafter, 200 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Esch week Jay. 2S Males
GIESBORO d. G.
Fsch weet day except ednesday 200 Horses.
Al opportunity purchase superior class OF saddle ana
dram animals less than their true value now onefed
TO the public. ,,,
Thou the majority Of them sound and servfcesoe
the are no longer required In the army and must De SOLD
Many the mes bought in the beg inning OF the wu
Young the arms IN all ther marches AnA
camps aud thoroughly broken hardened by exercise gem
and familiar being long surrounded oy the sosoie
Aniusais viii BE- sod sBsiy
Sale. to commence at 10 "a m.
Tern--C ash, ia United States currency
JAMES A. EXIS,
Rr.v RIG Gen In char,e lst Div. O W. O. D.
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DANE II. BpRpxrr. Aucticueer
TT =. GOVERNMENT VESSELS Al

AL
BIiRDETT JONES Il Co will Sell on TUESDAY, Sept
S. IGs al II O'Clock noon the Nsvy.Ymd Brooklyn (by
S1 sH pSsaosELsss ss
y feet 10 inches; depth Of hold feet inches be-
d.ch feet pshs: %ssr ofcy1Ssss 20 ,ssss,
funaces. .ou, ,,,n,.y -, a,,.. A..,, a.
feet che. depth hold 10 feet inches between decks
fee, nch~s p,h OF lower hold feet nchesJ diametss
Of cyiDdrr % nehs: stroke u inches; two veTdosi e.
sieancr HOME-Length. ISIS feet; breadth, q feet
inches depth II feet depth between decks let diameter
Of cylinder 81 nehes stroke 70 inches; two horizontal en-
sines two boilers With four furnaces
Side Wheel Steamer HuNDURAS-Lensth. $50 feet :
breadth ~ tee depth OF bold 10 feet inches; DIAMETER OF
cylinder 20 nchcs length Of stroke feet; 0ns stssm en-
Side wheel steamer wANDO-Lensth, f26 feet, breadth
feet; depth Of hold n feet inches diameter Of cylinder
50 inches stroke et two oseang engines Two tubular
sido.wbeei steamer oLEINDER-length. ~ feet 10
inches breadth, 70 feet DEPTH feet 4inehes,
cylinder % inches stroke, feet ono beam eos'n'' 0''
scrrw.t.sme; ouEEN-L-nsth lss fee. 9 inehssi
BREADTH feet depth Of bold s. ash inches sroIs
verified Srs i.ast ~ra rs @ SsaS -
drp,h Of bold IL feet, hight between decks
Zee, 10 inche,; diameter Of cylinder ~ inches stroke "A
"sns~ boa, DELrA-Lepeh 81 fee. inches: breadth
n feet inches depth feet inches; diameter Of eJnndof
S inches; 'i Sss los cs breadth
% r., t,S feet Inchrs diameter Of cylinder - inches
stroke Tue SSn SS.aS Sss S. inches. b..dh
gipcbss depth sset inches diameter; cylinder 10 nei
roke Ii inches: Engius boeri one Furnace
sii~whee Ferry boat com. IiuLL"-Length l3i fest;
br,sdtb % feet inches; depth II fet inclined Engines d.
smeter of 9, Under C inches stroke feet one Boiler
sidewhe-l Ferry. boat SHOkOkON-Lensh Isl feet !
inches breadth y feet inch depth Is feet nchss diameter
Of cylinder nehes STOKE feesi ono Beam Engines one
Boiler. A., a..
schooner GEO MANOHAM-Lcngth l07 feett breadth ~
feet inches, depth feet 5inchea
Brig BOH}O-Lensth 100 feet; breadth fsete schssi
depth feet inches Nh,
fEaMsTwcnty per cent day Of sale the balance within
sig days when the be moved from the yard
c. H. BELL, Copiniandant.
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On Friday afternoon last Henry q. Wheaton was run
over the of Seventy iOurthsi Ghd fonrta'e
by New.Hayen tr lin the Harlem Rillroad and was
IN family killed The deceased was well Unknown law
yer of this city. having office Mt No. 2'9 Broadway
and residing In Seventy. eghth-st., near Ihird-h'r.
Tie will be- buried on Tuesday from the Church vi
the Redeemer in Eighty ffth ST.. near Third ave.
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Receipts OF Produce.

AuG. 26--6,5a2 bbls. Flour. 20 bbls Wbi'ky.
6o7 bhls Corn Meal - 81 BUSH Wheat, 10 700 bnsh
Corn A. 90 bush. Oats. 1900 bush Malt go psgs
Provisions, ]. 80 pkgs. Butter.
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n Steamship Emily B. Sender. from Cslso-J D. Nanny,
C. L. Brown Mrs = Bond and children Mrs Huinbtrd
child, Mr. Psdiieord and child, ~ R,bssts j. L. kslsu-
tine A. b. Blsnd, John Pritchsri wife and cEidren-
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Disaster.

The bah VITA rrnnci from Zara for Newyors with
aud noas,e tpruns aeak an w.s lost at sea lat ~ lon 10
al hand w-rr saved, Capt, Waters. SEVERAL OF the cr,w aud
ore passenger. were picked up by IN. Qn.en Of Clippers
boui Tor London sev-r, by the Ann Elizabeth for Boston
and three we're taken BY the steamship ter Cruz from tie
No.gs gian bAil tornjot
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ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49o
way nearly Opposite 81. Nichoss Hotel A. LEA
VIII. Auction !. Consyments soucftei
ouARrsaxAsrEa.0 ;SGH,L's OFFICE
WARRINGTON, ID. u, August ~, 1909.
NLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.

VIII be sod at public auction dofnl the month Of SEP
TEMBER to the highest bddes, the time and plaees
"''''D NETWORK. ~
NewYork City, Tuesday Of e,ci week. 100 Horses each
York City Thursday Of week, 200 Mules each
day. ,r,,v,v,v.,,
Philadelphia Thursdsy Of each ~eeE leo Horses each day.
Philsdelphia, Saturday September and "Wednesday and
Saturday OF each week tber-ate l0J Mules each day.
Ptsbnrgh rhur.day Friday Of zach week to Septeu'
ber r. inc .u.vs, $50 Mule. es,b d,y. 10
Harrisburg Tuesday Of each w.'k % Mnles Zach day.
Msach Chunk, THURSDAY, s-psmb q 2oo Mules
Indiana Tuesdsy, September Il. o. Mule,;
S..spso Ts1 T.G.,as s.ps-ISSl
Altoona, thursday, sep sl%Gsr 70 ''o Horses
indianapolis. September H. H. H. Is ~ aud ~ j" Horses
indianapolis, sepemb-r 70 snd 49, 80 Mules each d''
Chicago September 49, 81 q 30 80 MALI. each da,
Chicago September ~ 49, ~. ~, ~ 10" h0f'e' sA''
day.
Wilmington Frdsy Of each week ISL Mules each dsy;
Wilmington Tuesday q each N.Y. IT" Horses e''" ''''
Trenton. Tuesdsy. September s. 100 Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday, seP,.qnescIT ~ 70 Male''
Baltimore, Tharsday, September :. $50 Mules.
Baltimore Thursday s MPPs55Tp T. u" ~u's'
st. Louis Thurdsy September T. aud Tae'day and Thur
day feach week 'he'eastfi l SSs Mss' e'cH ''s
Fort Leuvenworth commencing Tuesday September ~
aud continuing thereafter at such times a. the Depot ue
--A'''' -'' GIEsBOROUGII, d. C.
Treiay and Thusday each 100 horses each day.
No sales Of Nude. will take pisess
The animal, be sold In September are superior 70 any
Heretofore offered to the public The majority oil them arc
sound and serylccaba i, , -, o..
eynnen. oninah pli be dio'ed G Bgssn ',o"id fe'C~A
araa nen'ire, Of This la" oppo'su-''y to puTeAa'.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to COMMENCE at ~ a. IN.
Terms cash. IN United States eurreDey.,,v prw
B.ys, Ia charge First Division O. NJ q. o..
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FATALLY IsJuRgD.-Coroner Cover on satur

day held inquest at the Fourth Precinct station
House on the body Of Terence O'ConnOr. aged three
ysafs whose parents reside ut No ~ Cist Deceased
was playing in the entrance to the binding Of the
Messrs Hampers IN Cliff ST.. when he was struck BY a
entrance and instantly killed. verdict Of accidental
death rendered.
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IMMATURE ALNA>

. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses....513 SIM st4s.....6t) Moon sets. 10 "a
usH WATER THfs uAY.
Sandy Hook HAT Gov Isand. l22s He'll Gzss.. 2:Oe
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Live stock Over the Eric Railroad.

Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Ere
Railway for the week ending Aug 80 lJ3caTs 81 Cattle
ls DO. Hogs, 10 do Sheep do. Horses do Poultry
t,tul cars u Stock for the week. 1873 showing IN M
crease over last week Of ~ cars Of live stock.
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MILITARY EXCURSION. are informed

TINT Co b. II the 2ld Regiment have received an nvi-
tn,ion from Co r. Of the s6h Regiment (Cat,silD TO
v.it that locality and pass few days 10 the enjoyment
OF snch Inequalities NJ may be offered them 0y TIER
custodisn The invitation has been accepted. ~ tho
Company will leave this city ut O'Clock p m on sept
z on steamer chartered for the purpose and accom-.
panied by their newly organized regimenta band Of
10 instruments under the lead Of Of H. H. Dodwoith.
formerly OF the 7lst Regiment band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28

FIRE IN BAxrER-sr.-At u O'Clock a. m. yes
terday q fire broke out in the basement OF No. A.
Baxter-st.. occupied a junk shop by John Leary
Before 1t was euiugui-hed the stock was damaged tn
the amount of $3.50; no insurance The stock Of qnor-
In the saloon OF Il. nns sullivan on the hrs hoor. ws-
damaged to the amount Of 500, insured.
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PIyR APPLE CIDBR.-Dr. TALBOTs Coz
crr1RArrp MEDICAL PtSE. APPLE CIpsa ALL you "
yoy are and you well viii prrycut sicAnrss SEC
long advertisement IN WEErLr fKiBrsr hom April ~ 10
NAV a. 1865 inclusive send for Crcuar. Ono ounce sam
o.. bottle free BY mail receipt ~ ~ 90 psy POSTAGE
Is 4. BABBIIT. NoA ~ to - N1shing,on-ss., " A.
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Dort-War0ens' Nofire.

SrArr OF Nxw-YoHx. I
PoRr-WARDsN OyUcx, No. l0t WaN }
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance WIN
~ section OF the &c, passed April H. 1901 easiiei An
Act 10 Rnorrsnile tho Wsriens Office Of the Port OF New
yort 20 al person.. interested in having charge or the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination OF survey thss
The following vessels under examination ~ the ren
.,dsps and hs, the said surveys snnstions VIII %
completed within days next sscoernS ths astias on
sessJ ssid vessels: n
Steamship Louisiana. =; N
Steam hip Corsica. ..Jersey Wy.
Ship Din sburs.
mi, Continent, ......,......... .Arch~rs Stores
Brig Nehnska..................... oiu ~
sclr. tdwaTd kidJer. 80
MINTuORNE TOMPhiNS. risSdsat
4 Arcs TIgrpInAN. s-crctsrJ
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A. M. MtnvIH. Ascriensss 49, q,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos. 6s4 and
ID 6s Bresdwsy,, cor Of 4hstl-saes q B9o.a. Sta
uspsy, Pistufes, wsrks~ An '''"' "''as suA"uf' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28

MAYHEM. --At an only HUUr OH SUHUHy nIUIII'
ing Francis McGuIre residing In Forty seyenihst and
Eighth-sve.. while ENGAGED In fight with John Glea'
and John Buell. at the house Of Joseph Smith IN
Forty eighth 81. had portion 81 bis nose biz on Glea
son and Buell. arrested by Officer Brady OF The
Twenty second Precinct, but the e'idescc not being
sufficient TO hold them. they were discharged by ic%
Kelly.
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owLEDGMEST.-Purser ". III. Field Of
the steamship Guiding Star will accept our thanks for
customary farora-
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Sales bp AurtioI.
OyncE DAPor CoxxiUARY suBsIsrrScs;
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n UCIIUN SALE OI UuVFuU5HJ W HHCH1
N by orders from the War Depsrment whsssy h:S,nF
o,.d to be ration will Offer for SALE at PUDLIC Auc-
TON at the ,vernmens warsos. IN the city Of N~hye
Tenn. TUESDAY the 5th day ri S~ptenber W. SEv
ENTY.fiVE THOUSAND rs. vc) GALLONS WhiShh'
more or less. -,
This WHISKY is mostly copper dstsd PIT up In well coop
cred barrels all Of ich will b. reg,ued prior 70 sale ana
the co;ep's Of each bnrel marsed thereon will be c.as
tied az to quality aud zach class sod ssparstcly
Samples nsy be my Off = No. " south Chefrys.
in city and after the 25tu day Of August 1867 and
warehouse day OF sale.
Sale to At II Jcl,ck Terms, cash, IN Gov
eminent funds WHISKY to be removed ipmedately AFTER
sale al The expense Of the purchaser. -. :.
by order OF Col j. c. READ Chief Commsary Suestence'
NJ. b. 4. ! NJ BAR Capt aud G. 8. ",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28

NEw-YORK HOSPITAL REpoaT.-The follow
ing IL the report of the abe institution FIR tho week
ending lug %; Number of patients remsining Aug.
10 263; admitted date. -; discharged cured u
died, 2; remaining at date, 2S..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28
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lAtv~ffierDs NJ.
TURKISH BATHS, No. Is LtIGHr-Sr Hours
-Genteneu Ito aud t. 9 y Ladies, "a Ia -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28

WONDERFUL EsCAPE.-Early yesterday morn.
Ing Owen Sullivan. aged 81 years. while asleep, rolled
from a fourth. story window OF his residence No "a
Centre.st to the pavement. The accident was wit
messed by Roundsan RYAN Of the Sixth Precinct. who
picked MIN up. supposing him TO be dead but was
considerably nstonished when the man Informed hlm
that he was not seriously hurt He WAS taken ~ tho
alton House his clothes sent for aud he then walked
home unaided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-28

Bfeve Brgaersjenersl ia charge First Division. O. NJ o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-08
Preparing for the Approach
ing Battle-sherman
and ScheGeld.

New YORK, March 1.-The Times
Washington special says: La anticipation
of battle between Sherman and John
ston; of which we may receive intelligence
at any moment, the War Department has
despatched we'll appointed corps of sur
geons and nurses to Wilmington, from
which point they will be sent forward to
Sherman's army. They are amply pro-
vided with hospital stores and everything
necessary to the care of the sick and woun-
ded. ~.
The rumor that Schofeld has formed a
junction with Sherman is regarded here
as altogether probable. but the Govern
mant is confident of Gen. Sherman S
ability. even without Scho6eld's forces,
to take care of himself and manage any
force the rebels are able to send against
him. Still, as Lee will undoubtedly ex-
haust every available resource in the effort
to check Sherman's audacious advance,
the speedy junction of the two armies is
desirable as making assurance doubiy
sure.
| Doserters from the rebel army come
| in a steady stream. Many of them, be
fore they leave our lines, are separately
examined, and their testimony for the
past few days IS to the effect that A. z
Hills corps has left for the South, to aid
in resisting Sherman. If this should
prove true, it is deemed absolutely neces-
sary that Lee must shorten his lines
which necessityis the enly ground for the
rumored evacuation of Petersburg.
NEW YORK, March Letters from
Grants headquarters say that though all
is quiet in front of Richmond, active op.
erations before long are looked fer, and
the utmost vigilance is observed in ouI
lines. The military railroad has been
completed to the position of the left Of
the Army Of the Potomac. on Hatcher
run, and trains will commence running
regularly on it to-day.
Friday last 100 rebel deserters came
into the two armies of the Potomac and
the James. They report that the Peters
burg Theatre, filed with rebel govern
ment stores, has been burned, and this is
iastauced as additional proof of the in.
tention to evacuate that town.