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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Barnum's Nuseum-Leiter from its Pro-
prietOr.

We have received the following communca-
ton from Mr.. p f. Barnum rsyarding the reopenng Of
his Museum in its new quarters. lie says
To the Editor of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: The public, generally. have reason 10 believe
regarded the destruction OF the American Museum AS
national loss, and have the assurance that they are
interested IN my efforts 10 restore institution 10
which families. strangers, aud the community al large
resorted for instruction. blended with healthiu nnufc.
ment. am happy 10 announce that. during the last
fifty days, neither myself nor my agents have been
idle. More than hundred carpenters. masons,
painters and decorators have been busily
/ engaged in Transforming two largo buildings On
Broadway above the -. Nicholas HOteD into n
spacious and beautiful Museum The building IL twice
the depth OF the former extending to Mercer-st and
the LecturelsOom is third larger than the one in
my late establishment spendidly ventilated and pro-
yided with ample egress whereby the building can at
anytime be empted into Broadway and Merccr'st. IN
/ less than i've minutes.
Already 1--WE spacious saloons contain a 100 900
cuIi0stes consisting OF rare quadTupeds, birds, hsb
Shells minerals historical relics. &C. aud my agents In
nearly eyev part Of the world are dong all that energy
and liberal outlay can accomplish toward making
this the finest collection Of curiosit.es on the globe.
The grand aquaria with their beautiful fish, true
picture Of life In the waters AFFORD new pleasure 10
the most refined classes while the varied cosmoraIna
exhibiting from every portion OF the globe i'm.
parts agreeable and valuable Information TO old and
young.
More than fifty thousand dollars have already been
expended this collection and in producing superby.
finished lectnreroom with splendid decorations and
scenery. superior dramatic company Is engaged,
and rapid succession Of moral dramas, magnificent
specaccs and occasional equestrian performances Will
be produced for the qualification OF the public, who
have always generously acknowledged nay efforts to
please
have learned by happy experience that he who
gives people the best and most that rs possible for
their money may rely upon their constant and increas
ing patronage and shall fail to be governed by
this practical lesson.
have only 10 add TO this outline that the now Muse
will be opened Monday Sept. 4, and that shall
Immediately afterward proceed 10 Europe 10 enlarge
and expedite important purchases and arrangements
now in progress by my agents.
Yours truly, y. T. BABSuM
Nlg. I0yk Aug 30 1861.
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A rived.

Steamship Yazoo Couch, Norfolk 20 hours mde and pass
10 o. HeinEen Psmore. ell, A.,
slip John Norman of Liverpool, Edwards, shanshae apr
!, teas 20 master ~ sa -. .,.o
Rark Atlanta (Brem ) Hagemsnn Bremen ~ days Nose
and pass., 20 Dane.ls Meyer -, - IL
Bern Ariel Or Of Srrre Leone) Jackson era Crnz jury
n .e and specie 10 Hargous Co. Aug 70, lat rs So io
IN ~ p.cd bsg James Docket Of Preston, steering = W
Hsd heavy gales from NV OF Capo Ha;ieras iOr TWO DAY
with large gu passed lo!se quantity oil WOOD
atlp,reutly the deck load OF q vessel
BARK Cn1ta iof Buenos Ayres) Race Cow Bay ~ Gays
Bark sandy Hook Barstow Cow Bay days coal James
Boflond Co. 20 -, 49,.
Bris Annie CoIfa. Smith, Windsor, N. g. days plaster
BI,r Chafs (Br) Heueu Windsor, n. s., IS days,
plaster, TO d. r. DeNolf 4 Co.
Brig Salinas Or, MieheneE Para days md'e. L. T. Am
BRIG Gilmore Meredith Davis Apaachicoa 2' d. cotton
A. Abbott. z... -. ., r. O
Bric Florence tof Mys,ic) Rathbun Wilmington, ~ e.
days naval stores. Topper be4tie. 49, "A -,
Br. Fcht (o ST. john. n. b., fEe,hy NHagoce - as s.
,ogwood, C. {. Duncan Co. - -,
schr John No.Lrup Dawson, Halifax 10 days. mtse d. X
De. WoE
schr Moses waring Burnham 81. Andrews, N b., days
timber. Jos R,chsrfs Co. =,
selr r. A. Bailey Crosby Lngin IL days, oosl TO John
s.hr Harriet Neil BHeo Lupec days Lumber to Jed
scir Annie w. Collins, Tucker, Georgetown day' with
coal 20 mister. o., ,.r
Kenny Go.
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OFucK C0sNlssARr OF su3ssrENcE
No aBripgg..r Nxw-Io DIRK. August ~, 1863 )
rrAITD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE

IN he r.eeiyed BY the undersigned at this office un
IL. n NJ on SATURDAY, September = 1902 ior iu
ibns Fro.h Beef in such quantities as may be required
% "a ~ s,y At Hart Island Dsvds Island Fort schuy
iy Wles Point, Sandy Hook. Fort " God ana New iotk
,tv and m places IN It's vicinity are not otherwise 'o
~ C,r fof four month"; commencing on the lVtb o. sep
,bcr 1855 and to incorporate Forts Hamilton ana LaaS
% NeyYor. IINbor for the balance oil the period ABOVE
commencing the 9th OF October 1900 and aso
90 Richmond commencing the 18Th OF OctoDer, 100
Bds Gun be made for or more or al oil tue posts ~ e
Oh zion Of the bidder. -, -
No hl will be entertained that is not made by regular
bn,cher WHO must his present place Of business
Rdder themselves their auh,ed representatives bs
H. prr.SHi a. The opening Of the bids ots~r''e their bids
teil goi be c3niide,ed -, -,
b oyernen; reserves the right 20 reject any bid which
,ee,n. nnre .onabe or dsidvsntageous TO IL.
The fresh beef to be OF good marketable quality with
due proportions of fore aud hind quarter meat (neck hank,
and .ney aow .be excluded and furnished in such
quantities and times may be required at the expense Of the
contractor
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
each proposal with the Of two vertabe uihcient
nretes In twenty thousand dollars each for the whole or s
proportion any posts and the proposals m
De specific in complying precisely with all the terms VII
ten contracts 20 be made with adequate bonds whin
days of parties notified OF tho acceptance o
bid the 'ures' being ready to respond IN person al n o.
hce immediately after being notified ,.,A
Payments to be made In such funds IS may DO ny
the United States. FRANCIS T.; pLn.A,
Csptain aud Commssary OF Subsistence
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Trpycter., Guide.


To Albany, by Hudson Il. n, nepQ, d0h.;t. ana
iuih ave. and by Harlem ". X, Depot -othtr
ami tthav. via Hudson River 4 &m3 40
and l0i y. H.. via Harlem II ~ aud ~ D. n.
Sunday train via Hudson River o r. m my
cars ron between Chamber, aud Sctliss station
AID Oity Hall and 2tth-.,. station ~,
10 Albany landing a. prneip', Pscr- on r The AVE
and Saturday,. and Daniel Drew, M5ndiy' VEG
u,.days sud fdday.. from foot ct D.sOf0s-csst . -
7sJ m landing At ThiTti-t-st................ IN
To Albany, by steamer 81 John, Monday, Wed
ne,iays aud Fridays. and the Hendrix Hudson,
Taesdsys, Thur.days aud Saturday. nom pier 10
70 baltimore. 6y the Ncw.Jef.cy Il. r., foot Of
,n,s'i,t, Observation-Disclosures. an
To iIriJ:epor by steamer Bridgeport leaving Peck
r. Gsy 1 steamers CITY Of Bah Every s.iat
diy, aud Jersey Blue. every "wednesday, from -.
IT, Bd.,os Sv New London line. Pier ssNE
and Neptune Line, Pier q n H. daily 's"'r n. m
TO u jIton' by Nav Haven H. H., via Springfield;
To Boston BY New Haven II. r.. 27t.t. ard an . =,
ey, via Shore Line. l2l sni .. m snnday'''',, $3.50
10 Cai.kin by .teafnsr Thoma. Powell rom or i-"'
OF FIankins. y. H., osery T0esisy and Ihun' n n,
t. Csnand. qua, Rochester. Buise, 3aaraanes and
Wet BY t.Iis Railroad. ioot Of J,hsinP.'''" G. m
att, i1s m md b pm. EHrisrini tIsln..' y :"
To I6nx I.r.nch by Rsftan aud Delaware ley H.
H. .is STEAMBOAT Jesse iioyt, from PEE " n IN
To Gfeenport by Long Island H. r. foot oiJan,' 10, ~
Zip f. i,,..,,n.,s ,ion., by
Nom, and Essex Il. H., foot Of Barclay 81; ~
G."a ,n Nv .afn. road for stations wesI Of -
Mipurn at 10 o. Morristown htpress...'.. v AZ
To Hudson, Catskill, Bristol nnd We,l nv
steamer lrsye. foo. Of Hsuisontt, Norm A"ei' ~
Monday " einesday and Friday ..'.,.,.;',.....' y "
10 Reubursh Poughkeepsie, houniont ana h'na'
Ton landing At Cozzrn's Dock, West foin' sna
Milton the steamer Mary Powell daily from ioo' u m
OF Dcshrosses-si.. N ~ ~ =; iii.Ifori
and sprins held-stesmers leavs fecs 0"p ~ II n N
,.;o Sv IN. New Haven RR, 21th.
std 4tlI.ay 81 :. 8, ~ am, IA, J ~ ~, tl,aS
10 Norwals landing At whiic,tonsr; ~. Ivy n,,r %
aud dresnsieh BY steamer '........... y p N
80 the Wet BY Central RAiiTGsd Of N'S'iRsj
n, ~ M and s:Oc o. sunday uaIh -. v "l
To PeeEsii by steamer NorWat from p ,e, 100,
of Harrison. t. N. K. daily, t~ishol' eicspuop
stgr m Lands al 10th st. ~, -,
10 Phil.delphhs, BY New.IeI.ey Railroad 1925 OF
ConrtIsndt. St I 10 aud IL q No. ~ M : hndo p.
M erd NJ midnight. SOudav..".,.....'.'....s o. N
20 F,Tvia-rrn Nv Neptune Steamship Cos lins
d. y. fom yi:r a. Zoo. Vi K)2sa'ogs!' n H. p
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Grand. st. for the purpose Of ORGANIZING UNITED
Service Club" in the Eighth Assembly District Col.
A Sage of the Central Organization called the meet
cieir He then read the Con stuton and Platform Of
p icipes OF the Central Organization and suggested
tho. adoption. They then. on motion. unsni.
nousy approved and adopted and the Club proceeded
to The election Of officers and delegates Ire following
named gentlemen were elected, viz: President. Major
:. V. Pilgrim; Secretary Lieutenant Richard Nalot-
ton; Delegates to the State Convention Mcssrs De
Grushe Spencer. and Pilgrim. After addresses by the
Chairman Mr.. Andrew Lewis and Col. Sage, the
meeting adjourned 10 Thursday evening, Sept 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

SHOOTING ARRAY IS A SALoOS.-Early on
Thursd.y morning Hugh Sherlock and William Pane
0narreled IN the saloon at the Of Water ana
}ame.sts and Paine shot his opponent in tho head ana
shoulder intc,nr severe but not drngerous Wou1us'
1rc urnro1ed man was taken 10 tue New.York Hos
ptal The assaant was arrested by Sergeant carPoh,
ter and Officer Conner OF the Fourth Precinct ana ned
TO ava the result OF Shirlocks injuries.
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UEALED PROPOSALS, in d

SEALED GhOfOShLo, III 80. -
re,pect,lly invited until September Is 1850 ior tho
purchase barrels more - .,o oo IN MIS-,
barry WHISKY. Of superior qush'y no" ~ s''e IA Ho,
Of the very best quality Terms cash on dsvs r60PO'. y;
for any part Of the above will De hp .,
Dcci IN Norfolk; At Fort MOprOe No 20 Soa'h'. Bati'
"p.si mu 70 he Addressed 20 THoS. @. SULLIVAN,
C,p,,in sai C. C ), Depi Of ", Ni9neui'Na
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Den .rn,rc rup FpnNr OF PAuL's.-The

Prp,IRISc THE FRONT OF PAUL's.-The
fcade NJ 81 PANTS Church damaged by the confagIa'
ton At Barnums Museum is being put in order agar
apd tho distinguished Apostle who, though ioIoTot
of the Prince of Peace proved himself capable On t.
Tc,oyatinp process that will reveal TO passorS'Dy
lager degree OF cIedit with his taors than he has
reeenfly exhibited
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To Station Island by steamers from Pier No. lsN.
r. nesr Dey st at 7. g. 10 10 O. m, i2:Da%3
Up N. On Sundays 9. 1882 l2m., $50. J. 30.
eSo. and 7:cs N.
kle, daily (Sundsy' included) saturday,
cepted) pier 10 n. R: D.
To Washington by NewJersey X. r foot Of
Conrtandt-st.. and LII a. NJ, ] p. m, and
midnight, Sunday. .....;:.....;..,......... p N.
To WLitestone Greenwich and Norwsk by steem.
er John Rornsr leaves pier q, T. r. daily Tex
ceptinq Sunday p m.
For further information in regard 10 Railroad Time Tables
ace adyeIti,emeut, In another part Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

ScoTTIsH GANEs.-Thc ninth annual games
ofthe New.Yok Caledonan Club viii be held OF Joness
Wood neg. Thursday. September :. when putting tue
heavy and light stone. thriving the hammer. tossing
the caller the broad sword dance. tie sack race. Inc
iit,h and .ck The hurdle aud wheelbau0w race and
other sports characteristic ofold Scotia VIII be given.
The occasion will be vastly enjoyed no doubt by all WHO
participate N u.
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CITY ws.

REopESIyG OF THB LTBRARISs.-The Aston
Library containing at present about $4,000 voiame
which has been closed for the last four or hVe weeks
has rcopened. and also the Cooper Institute Library
and Reading which will restore to lovers OF NJ,
era,ure the opportunity of passing in those popular a"d
quiet resorts ...,.ho ,w.v
And MAKE the day as night, ia. night Us Gay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

TEE PnGNIx BANK ROBBERY CAsE-IHE
R,JFrrAyo BROWN COMMITTED IN DEFAULT or BAIL
Justice Ledwith yesterday morning rendered adecison
in The case of Sam Davis alias Charles Brown, the par
amour Of the chaste Geneyeyo Lyon char ged WITH re-
ceiyng part Of the money stolen By jenkins holding
hin in $4,000 bail in default Of which be was comnitleu
uIgo Stuart gave notice that he would bring me case
before the Supreme Court on writ OF certiorari'
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BoLp ArrEMpr AT RoBBERY.-At 9 O'clock

BOLD ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-At ocioch
"a StantoU-st was passing through Ridgea' ne',
Broome he was attacked by William Fisher VINO soiSeI
bir hy the throat and attempted 20 take from MN W d
o aiming OOO Adler into butchershop near
nv pursued by Fisher who Gceln attempted 10 possess
himself of the wallet The butcher came to the al Oh lne
former when Fisher ran from tho SHOP put Was
arrested by officer Murphy ofthe Thirteenth lTeclnc'
and committed by Justice Mansfield.
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tA5gedi,snlentI

JEALOUSY; It's CAUSES and cEe. Signs Of
Chsr.e,ar ani how to read them. Gas. GRAS7. Hos
~ AfnrY. Portraits and Cbarsctrr. PEucnARD the
murderer. Causes Of Chine. Cosyoaosr, World Within
wer,i-., Gatew,y. IA September 10. PATHOLOGICAL
JouayAI. OLyeo c,s CT - rs,r Hew.nsn hs's It.
Aas-,a fovttr 4 wgrrs, Nca.York.
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Proposals.

war DEP,RrsRSr QTics OF DIRECTOR AND
GSsEKAL MAsAGKR MILITARY RAILROADS l. -. {
" ,sHrysroS. D. g., July 81, 1879
NOR SAIF-CHATTANO ROLLING
MIIL-PROPosA AIS will be received at this ofee I'M
ii, - ,rlock noon on WEDNESDAY September IS lgoo 70
purrhs.r . H. :. Military Railroad kolihS MN 81 SnA'
sd track connecting the Rolling Mill win tue NAsA'e anu
CHATTANOOGA Railroad. nth, 49,.
are entirey new and Of the most it proved character
FOR f description and detail. Of operation capaciiy Sc
III IN per.on or by letter to 4. w. YARDLEY, Chaua-
All bid. should be indcr'ed Proposal to purchase 0haha
"a Rolling MIL" .,,.,, ,.,.c.
Di,ector and General Manager Mitsry Railroads, l. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

ATTEMPTED SyICIDE.-0n Wednesday even
irg Prank McGuire. residing 81 No. jIj Broome-st,
while IN his apartment. cur his throat NTH razor
infict.ug severe bat not dangerous wOgnd. Police
Saigon Waterman was called lIl dressed the wound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
,Cusrox HousE, NEw-ioRx
cnIrpcrnRk NYYCK. August y. u

PROPOSALS will be received at this oihee
/ mil The i.t of SEPTEMBER for supplying shiP
CuAEDLFRY for the Revenue Cutters aud Boats ia rms
csc,lon District for the year ending June 3Dh 100
IN nr,uance of instructions from the Hon Secretary OF Use
T.snry these proposals will be made irrespective OF guam
and they viii supereede all proposals made previously
TO this date. II, l. i.h.s On o,rl;ca.
-. ,h oaire of the Superintendent OF the Revenue
n n 70 - d Pint ). DRAPER. Collector
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NEW MAP.-A convenient pocket map OF the
Z. S. Territories and Pacific States is pup
lished by H. II. Lloyd g. Co. The Same honse Issued
new map of the Adrondac Region including tae
whole Of Northern New-Iork.
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NrreopoLIrAy EMPLOYMENT AGES'

Eherhnfd Fat-r No l3l William.st. has contributed
- to TIE support Of the metropolitan Employment
Agency We hope many others viii mliat Els exam
tle n onr rreupoyed sodiers and sailors need and
deserve all .he pccuIilry aid they can receive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
A BITTER Blr.-A few days since Mayor Gun
her received the following letter:

CpyvsTy. FIRsrsr. AND TBmD.AvR.. Aug. 10, 1909
Hon. &. GopvREy OF YTaER. Mayor, Nc.
DEAR SIN: onicgvorns TO support my family by hee
Ing livery stable IN this locality. and NY ciet earning -
from the conveyance Of from stable 20 me A
Nv business nteIered with ard materially injured by per
distant parts OF the City standing WIN hacAs t
soliciting passengers in every part OF Seventy hs
Third ard Fourth ayes. opposite my door ana RI
There no hbc stand in the ireet, nor IL the Ncyi Hu
vet in violation Of law, and 20 the great injury OF ny Due
ih.v have no. been prevented by the authorities 9lay
none that you will give directions your officers 70 nav th
.,' things abated and that justice may be cone me ~ o
premises and viii remember youT kudne5s WIN ra,uoe
Truly youfs, go W. oi ~ -, ao-
B The numbers Of the hacks i5, 20. J 5', 4V''
AZ &c. c.. ,,,t
Tie note was shown by the Mayor to CITY Marshal
Morton and Capt. Bracket aud the latter sent ser
reant Robinson and Officers keHnaliy ana Pafsee ci
he Ciy Hall Police 10 Seventy irs;-st. 70 investigate
the matter Arrived there they hired hack, toe
hickman having neither badge OF card as required py
the city ordinance aud he agreed 10 drive them around
for 81 an hourjust double the legal rate The parry
cot in. and on reaching kiith.aye instead OF turning
into the Park the officers showed their authority ana
ordered him 10 proceed 10 tine City Hal lie tbere
raye The name of John GaynoT and stated tnat ne was
employed by MIR. Timothy DAILY Qhe ind.yidnai VINO
had addressed the impio-lng letter TO The Mayor nc
wa. locked up for the night and ~ the morning IN
- by Alderman Jones. Acting Magistrate ai Tue
IOmbs.
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Plyg Arrlp IDEG-Dr. TABoT's Cos
crsrr.1rB MEnic,r sNa.ArPLE CiDEa will cuEs you u
,ol ,t. hn you go wei si prevent sickness SEQ
liz sie-i.i efI~ut u GEIBusE from ipu' ~ TO
Msy g. la; ne1sivr send Or Ilr-u,f one ol,cs 'ain.
ne Bot fire. ty r receipt u DC 20 pay pos,s
b. a. B,DD'Tr. N1@ 81 to.i Ns'hnSton'i, N u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

DEATH OF SURRoGATE.-Mr Oscar L..
Sprague. Surrogate Of Onondsga County died after a
short iiness Of hemouhage OF the lungs at Southwest
WartcD Co, Pa. on Friday. August 25 at the age OF
"a yeats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Base Bnil.

AMERICAN HOSE COMPANY NO. ~ VS.. UNITED
STATES HOSE COMPANY 10. %.
4 spirited game OF base ball was played on
Wednesday between American Hoe Company No. 10
and United States Hose Company No. p which result
ed in a victory for the American Hose Company. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

REGULAR NEw-YoRK TRADE SALE OF Books.
Tile regular Ncw.York trade sale OF books a auction
viii commence al No iq8 Broadway Thursday, sop
,ruher and continue daily in the order OF the eaa.
logue, which embraces 3se Up. octave form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

THE ARROW CAsE.-The investigation was
continued on Thursday morning before Coroner uoVe
but the testimony being that of The witnesses at broo
already published in The TRIBUNE we do not repeaI IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
nIovemenrs OF 9 c an Steamers.
III. n.sut. AIafAAIA e.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Ri.t..5:2T Sun Sets. ..6:J3 Moon SETS. l;O'
mon WATER
Sandy Hook. 1916 Gov issnd.. 4i1 Hell Gste.. 3;od
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STATES HOSE.
.
AhiERIlAN HO-R.

UmpiTtS-Mr. Isaac Evans ofthe Mutual
ScOrrt-Eessrs. Dryer and Bennett.
Time Of game-2 hours and 40 minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

ALLEGED FALSE PRETENSEs.-Capt. J0urden
Of the Sixth Prcclro: yesterday arrested Theodore
BcssoD doing business At No. li- Chamborsst or the
complaint OF Mr.. Charles :. Boyce sal sman in The
employ Of Messrs. Scbwsb smith Of Nc. O. Broad st.
The complainant states that on the 10th ui ho sold
TO the accused IL barrels OF whisky valued ut toO
on cr,dit Of co DAYS the latter asserting that he
doing good business and perfectly solvent. IL
charged that few hours subsequent 10 the delivery Of
the whisky TO the accused he disposed Of 1t to his
nephew Samuel A. Bes'Un OF NO. 2Oj Chambcrs-st., at
price far below what he agreed 10 give for IT, aud
that the representations mndc by the accused 10 his
solyencv were false. On the I'D ult. Frank Wright
comm snced an action against him in tho Supreme
Court 20 recover the Of e. 06l an attachment
issued and his property taken possession Of by The
Sheriff Justice Downing held the prisoner to bail ia
the SUN Of &, 900 to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

4 GENERAL SOUTHERN LAyD CONP'SY wants
SrtHY-Aav viii como .hp.'l art tf.' 80" hnne" qnair
CA n. Aa,l. LAsp torrASf Bss No. 155. 4nbvao Oice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

The town OF Old Town, in Maine, has de-
termined TO pay OF it entire indebtedness the coming
year and To rate u taxation will be about $50 the
800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
TnR FIRE DEpARrMEYr.-At the regular U

THE FIRE DEPARTNEYT.--At the regular TIL
weekly meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners at
Firemens Hail. Oh Wednesday, communication was re-
ceived from Gov. Tenon, inolosing the resignation Of
Commissioner james W. Booth. Tho vacancy thus oc'
casioned will We understand. be promptly filed va.
rious other communications were received. referred
and fled The Fire Telegraph was introduced on wed
nesday into the Office Il the Chief Engineer and te-
graphic communication established between the princ
pal Office in the City Hall and the Thrty-third-St bell
tower, and between the Finy.ifsint. tower and ne
towers at YOrkyille and Mount Morris.
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BORT iUarocns' Notire.
sTlrT OF NEw-YoRx.

Porr-WAPpsss OyF!cs No. l1i Nlil,I
NOTICE is hereby gwen, III accordance Win
section Of the act passed April H. 1887 entitled An
Ac. to Reogg.ns the Warden. once Of tho PORT OF New
York TO Al per.ons interests in. having charge o. ths
ber mate. OF fuch inquiry examination or survey, that
Lr owin, ye,es are nov under examination ny the Por
aIien, and that tue sad surveys OF eialin1ion, WI 90
CONNECTED Within ten days succeeding this notice on