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Nfw advertisements.
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cmpied with At the usual prepaid OF postage pay
able when the letter is delivered 10 the vritsr-ec n
Law ofiS63.
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MARRIED..

In this city, the 1ith inst by the Rev. Chas viii
ars Nm ii. JAcKsos. Of the t6th Vet III Inf Mis-
T. JosERz1sr, SECOND daughter Of H. fAssen. ksq.
In Farminsson. May i1sh, 1895. BY Rev W g. rurton,
Mr. JoEs w. BKEsox to Miss MsRr !. wlIsoy.
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AIRS. HARRIET A. LITTLEFIELD

IVI reenAcffolly annonnces 10 TIE IAdie6 Of KfKaK
that shs viii from this date max ~ fote
Nnrss with ali persons desiring snsh service She hes
5.sr course OF studies which she trusts viii
ualify ksr 70 the appreciation Of Physcans and
kavinx large experiences ~ ohstetic NJ nuse
hopes TO receive generous patronage
&h deeir further to as<ure the ladies' the city that
.he intsnds 10 make this kind Of nursing permaaeSt
purspit and viii eise hss sntire tisse 70 II
she refers by permission 10 Dr. J. r. Sanford Mrs
y Thompson, Mrs. Joha ~ nnith, and Mrs Daniel Pc
toEn -
r.i~stanss 80 nsAye-dlm
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EALSE HAIR.-Mrs. Agne, (for-

IL merlx Mys cahus.) would respectfully inform the
l.see al Keokak that she has splendid assortment OF
Y.iss Hair 10 srt all may wish TO patronxe her
Hair Dressing for partiee- -
Ai.o Kti Gloves cleaned and colored. Her place of
~.ssrre 10 an 9Th street. door TO Mrs Holmes be-
tssss Main and Bondeau. maylodiw.
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Letter Tro0 senator =. Gratis Drewn
.s11s 10 N Eavoe ~ the New Cen
etituslom.

.s8s - N favoe - eAo New Cen.
ssisuslon.
St. Louis, April 27, 1865.
Editors Missouri Democrat:
/ see that some controversy has arisen
in reference to my own views Of the poli-
Icy that should be pursued BY the Radical
party in reference to the New Constitu-
tion.
Permit me 70 say that The statement
ooatained in yosr paper Of Tuesday isdi-
eating my opinion upon that subject was
correct. Whiht l may hsvs heretofore
expressed antagoDism to the New Con.
stitation on sumo points, yet moro ma
ture consideration conviooes mo that the
facility Of amssdment through the Lsgis-
lature, which provides, holds out in6nits-
y moro Of hope TO the party of. progress
in this State than the intricate aud almost
impraeticabls PROCESS Of the Old Oonssi-
tuition. l believe, Furthermore, thas the
eossidera,ion will induce naay others
Who have intesded o. expesssed opposi-
tion, % modify their COARSE and counsel
. unity rathsr sAan divisioa of the radi-
cal masses q the polls. Csrtaialy 10th.
ing u 70 be- gained for freedom of fran.
ohise in Missouri By divisions thas will
establish the asesrdsnsy Of the Cooserla.
tive party, or admi. il - : controllips
element in any oombination viii pan
of our friends. trast, therefore, thai
whilst opinion is formises and radical
men are confsrfing together in The later.
est Of : united failure, the press viii sx.
erciss forbssssace and noe instts assi.
monious feeling anosgat thoss Who srl
alisinise = sths senesesl6 shSuh ~.
fering aonevhat - - The best mode u
rsaekisg soselusions Z
Rseppesfplly year,
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San Francisco, May IL.
Several more companies Colorado vol
unteers have been ordered to Arixona.
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SnsssAiary Fires.

InsssAIasy Fires.
Especial to N. 7. Commercisl.1
Warrington, Nay II.
Gen. Sherman has arrived here and is
testifying before the Commission on the
Conduct Of the War.
Reverjy johnson has consented to aci
- counsel ior Mrs. Sursat
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Cairo, May IL.

Mobile papers Of the 5th consain parti-
. oulars Of the surrender of Gen. Taylor,
~ they contain nothing rev. HI
The steamers Evening" Star and Aissis-
y ri arrived from New Orlesns.
Ihe steamsr st. Marys, sunk at Mobile
HI, has been raised and win b imnsdi-
oaslp repaired. Also the gIabsds 6siosa.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Trial Of Conspirators
Erecssttoss or Gses-s-d5lGs.
General Meredith Removed.

HRS. xIlgcoxW COMING 70 GIL
CA0O.
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Exseutisn Of Csaspisatsss.
Cincinnati, May IL.

Thomas Martin. guerrilla, was executed
here yesterday. Orders for the exscusion
Of Bowles, Nilligan and Horsey are pub.
lishsd is 0inoinDsti pspsn this mofuiog
They are to be hanged oD the l9sk inst.
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New York, Nay II.
The released Union prisoners from An
dersonvilie state that 10 and sround the
infsmoas rebel prison pen at that place
there are the graves Of over 1900 M
tional soldiers.
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A1~TREAs0N MUST BR MADE oDroUs; TRAIT.
OBS MUST BE PUNISHED AND IMPOVERISHED
THEY MgsE NOT ONLY BE PuNleHsD, BUT TQEIR
eoCtAL PpNk MuerBE DESTROYED; AND AFTER
AND rHR GovRRNMENT 6HOCLD BR RRMUNRR
ArkD OUt or The pockets or THOSE VINO HAVE
lnlLiCLED THIS GREAT SUFFERING UPON THE
cuuNThf.'|Andrer Johnson, april olst 1885.
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eogun on ths ht q April IN De stof spaes Of thirty
dav4 or Hr.dvsd 1'ions ef This s<ries hsss ben
'd-issvag tAis day les than Two Hundred Millions
% b dsspossd Of The interest 10 payable semssp-
saly 10 currency the 18th Of December and 18th Of
Jsss By coupoas aachedto each note which are resdy
| caahsd anywhere. II amoants to
Ono cent DeS tay - . $50 note.
I'VE eeBis eieO
Ten cents = " :" es0O
- ssah tfeoe
ol $1,000
More and More Desirable (!
Ths Rebellion suppressed and the Government ha.
already adopted measures to reduce expenditures ~
idly posaibis to peace footing thus withdrawing
from sasket = borrower and purchaser
This 10 the ONLY LOAN Nv MARKET nov offered
by the Govern.snt, and continues the GREAT PoPr-
LAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
The Seven Thirty Notes convertible their matu
rity. At the option Of the holder into
q. .. 6-2o six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Which are always worth premium.
Free frOsss TarNffOM.
The 7o Notes cannot be taxed BY Towns Cities coun-
ties States and the interest s not taxed unes. on
surplus Of the owners income exceeding siI hundred
dollars year. This fact their value from one
to three per cent per annn according to the rate eried
other property.
Sssbscribe Quickly.
Less than s2 600 Of the Loan authorize I'd bv tn.
last Congress are the msiket This amount, at
the rate at which 10 being absorbed will all Be sub
scrbed for within tvo mouths when the notes will nm
doubtsdly command . premium, az has uniformly been
the closing the subscriptions to other Loans N
nosr proaaIe Aaf eoss.derae aaos, tsyod ne
present serits s0in BE- esersd 70 the ps.bsir.
In order that citizens Of ever, section Of t
country may be Afforded aei,ite. for taking the loan
the katonaiRsnks, state Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the untrr have generally agreed receive
subscriptions at Subscribers will select their own
agents. in whom they confidence and Who only are
be responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orden.
JAY COOKE,
susscRiprros Acrsr, HazadepAsa
Subscriptions will be receivedb by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF KEOKUK.
WHITE LEAD IN OIL
Prom this date shall sell the well known
"h1 te LIE a q,
OF THE
"Coliier Co. ST. Louis,
AT TnE
Cempany's Prices, Adding Freight |!
Desles and customers i'll money by purchasing
OF u.s. WILKINSON, BAkTLEFT 4 Co,
Waoiesaie Dragyists,
may13 d2w ~ Main Street, Keokuk.
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TOR SALE-A two story brick dwell
I ing House. with rooms cellar, cisfern, lot so by
100 beautifully located the Of 7th aud Orleans
streets mandng view OF the river and the Illinois
shore. Title good or sale. Enquire OF
mevra H. B TEN-EYcK.
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q. s. 7-3O LOAN !!

Ths als Of the Arst series Of of the so
Loan wss eomplstsd the sist Of March, 1886. The
sas Of The sseond series Of Three Hundred Millions
ahie three ysas ffon tho 18th day Of June 1885, was
begun the lat d April In G< slort spaee Of Airfy
sld-saving this dsy les than Two Hundred Millions
% b dispossd Of The interest is payable sensan-
saay IN currency On the 18th Of December and 18th Of
Jsss By Coupons stachedto saeh note which readily
cashsd anywhere. Il amoants to
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This Company offers superior security to policy hod
having larger surplus securely invested than any
Lfe Insurance Co. now doing business In the Un ed
atstes BALL DUNN, Agents.
OFY7CE-Corner ofsth and Blondeau streets, Keckuk
yowa maybe
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Arrived.

Steamship Neptune. Brown. New Orleans and s. w. Psa
Aug 20 with dse to Neptune Steamship Co. Leis schr
Marine anchored inside the bar lst inst OF Iortugss say
steamship Glaucus, of Sandy Key selmshP Herman Liv.
ngon OF Sombrero Lght steamship North SaI all ooinA
s. attn, steamship Chss. Thomas, bound 81 eh, steam
ship Thames hence for Apaschlcola an,
Steamship Western Metropolis. Hilton, NewOfleans W.
". ROBSON. X Co. - -
steamship Manhattan Many Vera crus Ang "a via haVsns
"a inst. with udse and pass. 20 Chas. A. whitney
stesmshp Paap.co Ne Mobile days, vita cotton 70 %
X. Reeves ,,,,, n, L,. ,>,..
Steamship YsIoo Couch Richmond. NoIiok - noDsn
aud pass. to O. Hrnken L Pamore; ii. - yy,,,..
Ship Cornelius Grnnr Spencer. London and .e OF 81
july Is with mde and ?4J pass to Gnne' Mintuan "A
u.3 l..,h. o., IN. massage experienced continuation 81
light wind. ann Gains days w o. Nsn,asSs,
LII 80. ~ 90 n... TO r. T.. Morgan SON AL vel
Bal Foi de- France tFrl. Dsehamp Martinique 10 dAy<
ga ~ Rooseuelt Hartman. Guantanamo P. r., 10
a,vs sng,r TO j. T.. Ward Co
ScLr Ten KNOX, Cow Bay "a days with coal TO istess
POI
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......

Ciear-c.
Steamship Ariadne Winter Savannah. Livingston Fog
Steamship Ch,,- Rogers, Savannah L. L. Jones'
Steamship Grsuad. Barton. Charleston. A. Leary
Steamship Artizsn, Young Baltimore.
Steamer Columbia, Barton, haSans, spouon' i"e"oss
Steamer Moneks Marshan Charleston Livingston. Fox
Snip prin, Aber. Ham, Plump, Hamburg via Phisds'
Ship Star Of the West, Perry Liverpool saml ThOmpsOns
Ship Dui.barg (Pru.) Hoje. Baltimore. C. Lulns Co
BaIi Ocean S,sed OBJ, - Philadelphia Topper hs'
attic. - 40 q, 4.
Bak Indian Belle spa,e,. Latte Bras Or Brett Soa
Bark c. T. Rosenberg Crowoll jacksonville, c. Co.'s
'Bsrk New. fRr) Good Liver pool, McCully Msrsh:
Bsrs Trinidad (Breinl Roster. Bremen. O-rchs 90.
BARK Rachel Mitchell. Philadelphia. Brett, Son 20.
Brig Sympathetic, bukeUA, Amsterdam, Funch, MencAss
Brig Maple Valley, Qr) wsycOt'. Cow Bay J. Fry's
Ri, STARLIGHT (BrA Mcdonald Halifax D. R. DewohS CO.
Big Express (Br), Firth, Halifax ~ s. haitaha' Fneps
syJy Miranda fprl -. Cow Ray. c. r. swainc,
Az Usitirnue Morrison Cape Town, Cob. T. W. Cog
sebr George Thomas Lansdon Baltimore. I. A. X. WEB
seS, 0..u,a H,,sel Philadelphia Thayer sargest-
sehr Harriet (BrJ, Brett. St. Andrews, " b. j. FRYE
Scb, IL Perry Perry Buck.por Frankfor, &c. R. P. Bush
sc6r. LADY, Delight. Butler. Mobile, F. E. Phillips;
scbr DR. farklin, Hurd Norwich, H. 3 Racket Son
SIR Pavilion. snow Ehzab-thport. r. ?. Buck Co
schr VIM Flint. Howard, Philadelphia Snow huIsss&
Scar Lima CBr.l. Smith. ST. Thomas D. = Sni:h Co.
scbr Tncs r. French, -. Richmond, w. II. Robbins
schr. MaSon. Rogers. Watt, Baltimore Mott BedeL
Schr Nrginis Bearse Boston, ). w. Lewis co.
sehr. Horton Wallace, ST John, N. b., d. K. Dswons
soop Water Witch (Br). Hutchius, Bermuda, MccOn
sioop Blask,tone -. Providence, q. n. StranahAn-
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ALMosr MuRpER.-Last Friday night

ALMOST A MURDER.-Last Friday night,
David Spacc OF this town. returned volunteer whihe
under the effects OF whisky and morphine assaulted has
wife Just as she had got into bed striking her about the
head with Sprin gleld rifle until the stock was broken.
and then pulling her out ON tho Hoor and stamping her
In the face lie was kept from numbering her only b.
the desperate exertons Of his sister and nephew until
their cries alarmed the neghbor when he was secured
aud afterward arrested warrant and taken Ia Jail.
The poor sustained severe inlnries IN different
parts Of the head. but the sknl was not broken She
wore waterfall" which partially shielded the back
Of her head, and became clotted with blood. DR.. Mel
den who attended her, has had derable experience
IA the hospitals but says he never saw 50 horrible
sight The difficulty between the parties arose about
certificate OF The deposit of money which being In hef
name she refused to rive up To him. At the latest &C
counts she was slowly getting better, although her SIT
uatiOn was critical IN tho extreme
Newton N. j. Herald. Sept. T.
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Explosion on n Propeller.
4 LADY PAssEYGER MIssING -OTnERs woUND

A LADY PASSENGER MlSSlSG-OTHERS WOUNDED
Last Monday, the propeller Joseph H. Mole-
son belonging to the Merchants Transportation Com
pnny If Trenton, y. D., demolished by the cNplO-
ron Of tie boiler about ur miles ON that city, when
her way 10 New-YOrk. The TreHtoH State Gaiohs
says:
"a portion OF the cargo was discharged, and ahont
noon he boat was started ahead but had not moved
from Bakers Landing when the boiler exploded with
tremendous force. torrent Of steam rushed through
TIE vessel up into the air the force Of the explosion
cnsting barrels boxes plarks iron. fragments Of ma
chncTy. &c. 10 great hight In the air. The explosion
heard for several miles and the column OF steam.
&c, was distinctly seen by eoatmen on the elnal.
mile and half distant. The boat was set On hre and
was burned 10 the waters edge. storchouso on the
basin considerably injured and houses IN tho neigh.
1or God wero shattered and gass &c. broken by the
iorce OF the erp losion.
Horatio n. Moore. The engineer Of tho propeller.
was very badly sealded and burned. and severely
bruised He was blown some distance from the boat,
and thrown upon the landing.
"A lady passenger from Bound Brook IL missing,
and Is thought to have been blown into the canal and
dro@ned. lad sitting near the lady when the ex.
poson occurred says he heard her scream. The name
OF the missing Indy is supposed to be H. Bodinc, that
being the name on the travelling bag she brought on
board.
The Captain Of the Molleson-Iacoh Tichmar-
was severely bruised bat il not seriously injured. lie
was thrown TO the bow ~ the boat where he was
whelned By ponks, boards, bags Of corn &C. that fell
upon him. and was so completely covered up that DO
| was only discovered by his cries for help.
The eook-a colored ~oman--was scllded about the
| arms, ana was fnghily bruised.
The force Of the explosion very grcnt pieces u
the boiler and machinery panks boxes bags Of gr in
&C.. being scattered IN every direction Tor considers
be distance. The captain SAYS that the engineer car.
red only 80 pounds Of steam while IN the nal which
regnrcd perfectly safe heavier pressure being
/ used when in the river and bay.
Tle loss by the destruction o. the boat and cargo !,
estimated NJ S40OJj-the boat being worth fl5 90 OF
| 500 600 pnd the cargo $1,000 or SIS 600.
! THE store and dwelling occupied by Charles Twin
| ing near where the boat lay was greatly damaged
piece OF the boiler driven through tho side ~ tn,
| house knocking down shelving and scattering gOOds
bricks boards &C. IN all directions. barrel Of porl
wss driven through window OF the second story aut
| landed on the bed Every room was injured. and mos
Of them badly damaged. a shed or loan'to was de
molshed and ono tide and end OF the house broker
! In.
/ PORK grain. cocoa, chocolate. soap. &C.. were
scattered over tbs ground. and some Of the people
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A Story AbOat DIR. IA nne.
A FORTHCOMING BOOK.

We find the following in The Rochester (N. Y
Unioni
"A book will probably appear within short time.
giving the fec;s IN the history Of Df. Kane the Areuo
navigator which have hitherto been shroCled Ia nIs
terry. 1t that he Tor years oncnsed To Miss
Margareta Fox OF the yong ladies who hrsi pre-
ssnted tie phenomena Of 'fp.lt rlppnf' Di hone
f In love with the youug gl while she was ait ng ~
public medium IN PHILADELPHIA In l-j2 whom she was
fifteen Yeas Of age With hcr n9iheIs conscai he re'
moved Der from NJ! association Win me Spiit.ASt
an placed her IN private school near FhindephlA 10
rem'in during his al .ence In tie Arctic rcgiohA
"On his return In lsi5, tiry were 10 have been mar
RED. but the opposition - DR.. Kanes family wt snch
hat Miss PoY released him ron his engagement 10
loved her however well 10 live without her and In
April. 1896. TIE engagement was renewed WIN the
understanding that u should be Kept secret wv lhe pup
cation Of DR. hnnc's great work should rriiz' on IN
dependence for him. In October. ls1. bis phy-ieian
having ordered DR. Kane b. Eng and. he YVES secretly
married. 10 Miss Foi and made bis viii, leaving ea.rJ
to her in private trust TO his brother His las! letter
was addressed TO her.
This legacy was no, paid. and some injurious re-
morris having been raised Mrs Kanes legii advisers
trrcd a suit for dover a. the widow and the pubca
ton on memoir. One prepared, emhodyiug y 81
Dr. Canes eters and Mr. Carleton had u In press,
the publication and suit were both Slope, ny com
promise with the brothers and executor OF Dr. hahe
ey agreeing 10 pay the ndy the Interest 81 the money
lcft her and sum down 10 repay her expenses. pro
yidcd She woud discontinue the salt 10 the Orphan
Cont Philadelphia md would seal up the letters. VITA
the Ms memoir and place them IN the hands 0f tfus
tee who would surrender them 10 The Kane family al
her death.
"A bond was signed by the Kanes In 1902 for The OBJ
servsnce u tho they agreed 20. Mrs Kane beng
Permitted to reclaim her letter &c, Ia the event oi
their failure TO pay the quarterly instalmeAt ~ Interest
Thi, agreement violated by their rofnsa 20 pay
first tie promised for her expenses, then the quar-
terry insalments and In june last MIS- Kane reclaimed
lor letters Of the trustee She now Al hDry 10 pup
sh the yonmo which is 10 establish her l!r fame, and
10 show the world singular example OF faithful love,
enduring through unkindness aud cluDny. The death
OF Airs Fox Mrs Knncs mother hos retarded the puO-
icaton but 1t will doubtless appear In good time
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A Question fer the City Inspector.

To he Editf " Thf ". y. ITlbtnf.
SIR: In the vicinity of Fith-ave. and Eighty
si1thst there are four horses aud cat lying
dead. The ca, and horse died prior to Sunday
morning; the others died on Sunday ard Monday The
Twenty third Precinct Police force notified on
Sunday and claim 10 have discharged their duties and
exh aused their powers by notifying the one horse cart
contractor for the removal Of dead animals and that
there are no for the removal Of deunc cats
dogs or small animals. Please ask the City Inspector
how long We must endure the horrible stencil from de.
caying horse flesh. and whether dead cats and dogs
when in decayed state are detrimental to health.
Respectfully. A RESIDENT oE EIdHTY.sIATusr.
Nec. Yosk Aug. 5. 1865
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Advertisement.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF SEssIONS-srPr. 7-Beforc Judge husshi, :
Sarah Bennett, "a domestic IN the employ Vi
Mr. aud Mrs. Newman. was accused u rooo,ns "es
employers of the ann OF SOL The circumstances as
presented by the prosecution are as follows ,,.,
Mr. and Nrs. Newman hired the accused on the l,sn
ofJuly On tho 2d OF August she goes away prou',ss
To- return In few hours THIS She did not do. NeAl
morning 1t discovered that the strong ooi " n1
family. Ia the bedroom Of Mr.. ana MIs' NoM .a
cen violently opened and portion OF tue eohIen's ~
stractod Sarah Bennett was Immediately aftes' ou,
and In her possession was found SD IN flegI ar
backs and a silver dollar. A silver ao,,a
had been abstracted from tho Newmnns Inc delenso
showed tina, Sarah had hus band living In haS a
who had lately sent her nearly $500 ihht Sno hat
silver dollar presented to her year Dei9is. S d Al
she had kept IL very sacred. Not guDy Anu uA'
charged - A.
Several petty cases camo up and Complaints "'''
missed.
PLEADED GUILTY. -.
Georg. Glsdwin the celebrated tIe, WIZ S s
over 500 600 from the So. Nichoihs ho'e' PoA''N Bun
ty and was reminded for sentence ,nn,,.a and
Bridget LawlesA . domestic wa 'nDs~A aHu
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Canada (West) Mail. g. m. and
Canada (East) ION Fridsys,.........s q u. end -
Traye,ers' Guide.

Irn,rVro """os
TO Albany, by Hudson n H. Dep2t SoIocS. ana
and 4th-Av.. via Hudson River, y Q. NJ, z, 90
and lot D. M. via Harlem II |. IN and W O. 70.
Sunday tram, VIA fnds9n RIVER, p. M wy
car, run between Chamber, aud Soth's'' station
and oity 49,, ana .oth,''; ''suon. A., u,4
To Albany. landing a, principal places on the hud
son. by steamer 1: Nlbbrd Tuesdays, thususys
and Saturday,, and Daniel Drew, m9nosys, nre
nesdays and Fridays, from foot oil Desorossess@
745 a. M, landing at Ihirieih'st;; $500.
10 Aioeny oy steamer 81 ySnh y 'I1nua' ~ 80
ne"sys ard fndays ana tnc iituofIA nJ i az
nuensdays ihursdAys aud satufdays'H on p'i
oNsnoLe, oy tne New-Iersey H. H. III ~
,o;Sa;ut. ", . ana III D. H. p h"' anu
r. a. ~, IA 49, - -; pL
A,.'J5.spor., Ny steamer niose port, e'"s n
IT, is,a,' y. .
~ y "eaners Oity OF pan. every s,.
nIoy,S SSo''ey due every "rd'e'uay' Ho"
~ Po.,on b. NJ
and Nsntnns Ii"a por s1 Hhe' r, LII % $780,
srcer,spM ru"' N'"'' ie' - ~ H. uaily 'ou'"'J g
To p .,on nv Nwiir !;
21th.st and lth.ay - 49, ''1 20
70 Bo,ton. by Nav Haven n ;:,i.o, w.. ~ ar.
sy via Shore Line III enI a m m sn,daS
To Cst,kiII BY steamer ThOm,. Powell from foot
d.y Al o. M. aud rysry ss,nySax ~ .1 AA''
IT, ysnandpions Rocb..,ey Pnasio ss:r.ro...n
Wer' by Erie Railroad, foot Of Chsnber,.st'
al 10 a M 5 and In Em,grant train -
To I'cny Branch by Rsritan add Delaware psy r
.is .rasmhoat Je.se Howl. from n,sr an N
a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10; q,
20 Gr.ennort' by Long Island r. r., foot ofJsmes
Lin q ......,.......,,...ya m snd 3;3C
To HscLet.town and intermediate stations by
Woyri, and F,.ex r. r., foot Of Bare.ay.st, al
40. M Nv same road for stations west Of
IT, Uud.on Cst.kiII Bristol and West Camp;
.,.smsr Ie,,s. foot of Harrison st.. North River,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Movements OF Ocean :, y. Steamers
Passenger Arrived.

In steamship Manhattan. from Vera CRUZ si:.s w
s,.. T. Escae Mrs. Escale and Infant Paul Holder Gc4
frey Ma M Rev. r. MsseSnotte. Mr. Girsrd VIM Flemnk
A. Corral Richard Smith, John Riley. John r. korey u
Collins, Edw Mitchell John Pssco, ~ Loemond Au,besG
Jose pin Esty. From Hsvsna-Mr. aud Mr.. O. Boneiy y
Cspetls NJ Pss,orzo, Miss T.. Tier. Y. Sanchez, MIRA
Crrspo and three children Mrs L. Crespo aud nfan Miss
Kruger, hiss V. KRUGER J. nnquera Capt Girsrd. MrH
Crossman, Mira Y. Brown, Tsp-ko c. Fuchsiuck A. r
Villaycsucio X Costsles Kruger, John Comssook, We
AmAn, j. AbrArrz Il. 2. PsnadA