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Ocean Gtcamers.
ACIEIC Mail STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
Il THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier No ~ North River foot Of Cana at IL O'Clock
noon on The ls llh and 2t OF every month except when
those fan Sunday and then the preceding Saur
day. for AsPINWALl., connecting, via Panims Railway
with one OF the Companys steamships from Panama iof
SAN FRANCISCO touching At ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER. ~
3Oth-IlENRY CHAUNCEY, connecting with SAeAA'
MENIO.
JANUARY.
Ilth-ATLANTIC connecting with GOLDEN ACE.
2O.h--NEW-YOliR. connecting with CONSTITUTION.
Departures of Let aud 2st onncc a Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; lst and llth for ChN-
TGAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of tie lot touch ai
MANXANlLbO. - .,.c,
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
First Cabin Second Cs5in. stoe.lg-
$500 500 .fO0 -
discount Of ONE QUAR- FR steamer rates vii be
allowed 20 second6 and Ste,rase passengers accom-
panied hy their families. tn,
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
An tx e5enced suFgcon board Medicines aud atend-
ance free. ..,
Coupaiv. Ticket Olicc. NLari fOoI o! Canal ST.
-''''' w. G. BELLOWS. AGENT.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tus DAY.

SUPREME COUET-CiEEERALI IEII.-CaIendar un-
CHANGED. CIncurr-PARr l-Nos 2lS Sls 4! 81 II. aa
Se5 $40 PAar -No, 629 s33 49, ,se 79I. 7s5 ,Ss so
9i, SO 3o GO 80 a2 +S .5s 4 - !ss "a 80 ss SaAs
SvprPIoR CoURr-PAET Mos. 1873, l6i5,
col Iss9 SOL 1891 l,53 i39 1909 1929 ,s 1863 lI9l ia
PARr lNos 1896, 1910, .l5G :lt3, 2. 1919, i04i, l4os
igC1. ei76 2J. 2i4o 1865. 1874 1896. 49,.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr I.-Nos. ll5!,
Isg SIS l!is l3, 1867, os 1898 S4O lO83 6s3 49, 3JS
1885, 1854 PART In, Calendar ior today.
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Arrived -.

Steamship Zodiac nrobofn Savannah 3d inst. rndse and
Iass. 10 Ma gar nephew.
Ste.ms,'p lsso Buikey sivannah Dec 20 viz Norfolk
lwh.rc .ue l Ia Tor ooal with mde and pass to Murray
Nephew.
Steamship F'lr Bgowu. Now Orleans Dec. 20 with ndse
20 tlc Coa.iN..p SfeamstipCo
Br- Anir Collins cof6eit, st. John, y. b., days with
lumber 20 a. S'n:hcrs CO.
stl,r. IIrlchcr, -, New London.
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Memoranda.

Steamship Missouri eit Ncw0relns Dec 20 passed .tnr
Norns sr aground the bar; Dee 90 about ,, Wes -.
W. rtus pissed steamer Ariel hence for New Orleans
Dec. 90 40 M, lat - TO- Ion 3D. passed brig Flight of
WndoE. bound ~ Experienced heavy hrad winds during
the entire voyage jan pui into Norfolk short of coal and
wasdpancd ~ hours. on Capes OF Delaware passed wreck
suukcn ia about 5 athon. water topnass
oily being visible. Steamers Matanzss and Yazoo arrived at
New Orlrrn Dec. 2j
The French bark Marie m tho city hl, morning
from Quarantine having been thoroughly iums gated and
ID
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Suicide FROM EXCESSIVE DRryKIy'

SUICIDE FROM EXCESSIVE DRTNKISG.-An
inquest Saturday held by Coroner Wiidey ss
native of Germany aged n years For several years
past the deceased has been In the habit OF drinking
TO excess and hes occasionally suffered from delirium
tremens. Ten days since be attempted to commie
suicide by tking landanuu but was prevented by his
wife. On Friday night last in the temporary aosence
OF his wife he cut his throat With rssor: Inc laJ
Tenlerei verdict that the deceased to his death
Inv cutting his throat with during temporary
aberrstIop Of mind caused BY inteuperanes.
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l)ort- Warncns' Notiee.

STATE op NEw.YoRK,
PonT.WAsDgss OsPics, No. lOt Wsns-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
section Of tho act passed April H. 1877 snIi'sya M
Act 10 Reoryanils the Wsrdens Ofcc ofthc ro.so
York." TO all persons Interested in, hsvns e 40 VI tne
subject matter o. such inquiry, examination or ma.
tho follow vessels under cIarni'on oy .s nm OH
waiens that the said surveys or e h; ,a w.. os
compe,ed within days next saeces3nF u' ho"ce' On
bosrl snid vessels: nr
Steamship Granada. on Il H. NJ
Steamship Mrrcldta. ...~s'''''''''''<o f. n.
Shin senator ken. ''''''''';;.S N. "
N.rt limo. .hooeuss.
pa,s ps,s con.i.nne .Pienepont's,
Hark.
'N"' MINTHORNE TOMPklNS, President
T. Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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UN,rrn STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.-JAs. 6.
o'' Before Commissioner OSBORN.
Tho examination in tho case Of Robert Martin,
brr,J with being Rebel spy and engaged 10 firing the
b"se Of our city, continued yesterday After the
nation Of Gem Whitaker, the further examination "" 3D.
iourusd to the nth Inst
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Sailed.

Saturday. 6S,camalps Britannia S,,onia, CITY Of
W.snston. Scotland, Marathon Lbory. Paubeau ori1i.
ndt f. = Grern r. y Terry Nixca Evening star
Jaclnto. Ain,iics, Raleigh, Hlttegas, Nagarl.
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TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YOtA;
For Vow Haven, 10 800 iE.,l lljJ II Il. fEIl
zoe, L.z.D AS. 40 and NCi O.N,l p. ~.
foi hidgepou. 1.o9, g0l, u, i.JJ A. M. l2.b, (E.,j
900. ,.l..i 5i3, 10 ani 500 (kx.J ..
tor ,sfrd. and sif.togi 40 ll.D A. M; . y. 49, p ~
For sfheli Southport aud Mcsipor-. 49, iJoi n 'J,
t:np. 80 - go. - ,. .
30 tt-.l 5i5 40. 80. 800 E<..l %. IN
Ior nsg-n. ..o0 ayn. ll.fO La. i.J' 80 p.
Vyr rt.fecuwicb 49, 90. Il.l0 .. ~, D. - pm
For Ssirorl 7oo . 90 ty.iF1j il3, u. LIS (ErJ
800 tfx 8, 90. 80. t..'. 500 ttt.D %. o.. - a.
Fos % Ches,l aad ut,rfeI,e s'a0ns 'Vo' "'1' iL''
a a. 80, s.Ji 80, co.. sfI p. i
CORRECTING TRAINS
ior los,on via spdnshed GOje. IA. (EE.l 800 tLTll0
ior Boston via shoFe Lin. i2.l5. (Es..l Goop m.
tof hsrord aui Springfield, GOO a. thHl lla, ac0,
(tg.,l i.nop. ~.
For Conucolicu. River R,.rool. 80l b Ex.) l2i3?.
70 Monircrl. 800 .. m ~ Norih mpton.
Yor HanioTd Providence aas h4 Railroad. 900, iET,)
Ior Haven New. Lon aud sioning'oa RaasoAds
AGO D. ~ l2lj. 800. 6ol p ul.
for 4 suai Railroad. T.. II o. iu. 10 Northampton.
fof ..ou.a,onc Rilfo-d. a. M.
70. Na1gsuc. iirpad N.ll a. ~, iDl D. M
Tor D.nbpsy HnI r4fwal@ i,aoei. ,OJ, Js0 a. ~, I'D
pm M ., a., -,
JAMES H. liOb 4. Sup'.
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Edmund Jones ct al. agt the Mayor, &c, ofNew-
SUPREME COrRT-SrscIAL fTEay-J Jas. 6. - Before
| Justices BARNARD, CLgRKE and isGRAHAN
TIE LAYgEScE WILL CASE.

I1ls WIS an apPeaI III tIo cds5 VI ztIIuIO INV"
s A. L. Moron c. from the order OF the surrogns
denying probate alleged will Of the ain ih and SUSTAIN
ing ths cams Of th, defendants L,s grandchicren
The srsuaea; yesterday and sssnd4 adlopfrs
20 NJ Ouday
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SUPREME COURT - cRcrIr-JAs. 6.-Bsfore Juis!;
BALLOON.
er-rr rOp COMM sefOTS.
SUIT FOR COMMISSIONS.
!. ~. "a - -.

Roper sg,. MitcAell and others.
This was o suit for commissions for influencing
trade and procuring purchaser &c Tho defendants we:
manuf ctuers Wes,boroYgi, &c, end. as the pan,u
claimed agreed 20 allow h IL commission on s tce
orders procured oy the psintf In York II appeaIsa
that IN oe 4j worth goods the defendants NAG
paid him $50 The point dispute whether an order ot
about go worth OF goods had by the PLAIN
y such agre een. excep, AZ the order for i5 and con.
siderable conflicting testimony was given o. this p,il Ihs
Court sed the jury that the p49th was entitled 10 .e
diet tx is J6 he had made Ls & ne hd not, the
c.feudan,s were entitled 20 verdict. .
The ury rendered verdict for the plBiutn Tor WIZ
ID Mcsfahon fox plaintiff; W. A. Dickinson for deienisnts
CHAaBEns-Jau. 0.-Before Justice SUTHERLAND
nE 1isI0NS.
Edmund Jones ct al agt. the Mayor, &C., ofNew-
yorkI do not think the sfhdavi, up 70 tie rule
does not state the facts which tue claim rests H. n.
Whittiuehan ssi. Thomas Lanc'sie-A tAinA no oias
necessary, &c.
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forses, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
" in the three aTge warerooi.. entrances No 40
Broadway and no. 10 Crofhy vii be sod AZ geaiy To-
daced rrces so SEA ulfHe several secondhand tlra's
{. MlIIY. NO 80 bIoltWsy
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Professional Notifies.

nR. VIM. EARLS WORK of 24O Pages on
~ Piles, Structure and Obscure Diseases of Pelvic Wis
Sc. Price 80 cents need free any part. Address
No l2 Whto-st. New Y ORR.
SURGICAL HOSPITAL, under the exclusive
~ care of EDWARD II. DlNON NJ. d.. Editor Of The
Scspespecy: The more Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic
Ni.ceIa. Hernia enofhods Narcocele Fistna and Src.
Oicc hours from to o to g. and evening, at
10. A. FiAA.ave.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM R.....?. sun set....... t.5I Moon seis...l2o
1iCH WATER 1BIs DAY. ,,,
sandy Eook. ..is:55 Gov l.anl.. l:ss Hell oae'' Wv
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Pnsxcnxers smiled.

In steamship City Of Washington, for Liverpool-John
Chittlo, wife aud child New lofk william A. Eastwood
1orouio, e. w; George Baker. Hamilton, g. W.. John
Thorpe joseph Wright j. Thompson, Andrew Foster wife
and Chi dron, Ms Fanny tos,er aud reIynnt, CAPT MAJ
colmson, al Of New.Ysrk John Proctor, Hamilton, u WI
James t. Daniels, NewY A. ChsheIn London, v Wi
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IL ROAD. PAIL ARRANGEMENTS. la5h COM
MENClNG MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -. PASSENGER
LIMBS FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LON0
BRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOYT. Capt. seely vii
leave Pier No D. North River daily Sundays erceptcd
follows; - -. .
81 ll:t5 a. m, FXpRfsS LINE FOR CAMDEN Di.
RIOT tsking foe Port Monmouth, Rcd Bank,
Long Er,nch SHARK River. f5rnng.sc Squin. brckburg,
nsnchtstcr Tons River Woodmsusi- Shamong. Baneylt,
ruckedon Olson Jacksou aud all stations Canldsn and
Atlantic Railroad
Through to Camden IN five ehonrs............Fars So
Excursion ticket, good tor three days...........
Al s:l3 p M Way Passenger hno Tor Manchester, Toms
River. Long branch, and intrrfnedi,- stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW.YORk
Leave New-Yok q, al. pL, arriving At Camden l3J
o. H.. next day.
Leave Camden o, 2Jo .. m, arvin: at atNewYork "A w.,
neIt day.
Freight tax at low rates. Apply TO =. C. HASTY Locs
Freight Agent Red Benk. " J. WIS. SSEDEN, Supt
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lo6s.
COMMENCING sDh Ei.btN %, lyS
TRAINS LEAVE =

Ps.ea-cr Station 10 New-Tor, Twenty scycnih a.
ana fouIth-svs tnisap0c on Twenty. .soyiAti-,-
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5ite0iral.
sltr1fltrrc.

ALL KINDS or FURNITURE, MAT
"a rGESsEs, Hcddag Looing ga'.es &c, cheape, at
sNEDEN CAMPBELLS No. 26j bow"Ty' between san,
ton and ourtort Cal and save money. Goods wsTgantci
and d.iyegod ifec. Exicr.oa tables cheap.
DEDROON ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
EDwar ed manu- sc.ure Also solid Chestnut ara w anu
Chamber suites plain and orrancni-l 81 A. a. fAida'"
TONS stB ca sf opposite ooseT. Estnb!ished l5i
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Cxnrrss Companies.


CHANDLERS NEW EXPRESS - From
- Magnolia Pike County. to bonneville (Duniy seiii'
Pike County. Miss. tn-wecky.
from Magnolia 10 Jacksouvooi ani beIy tcouh'y sei
Aue Couny, Mis-, twccAly. 49,
From Lbr.y Csnirevle aud Woodyle (conu'y stail,
WI knson County. seIni-weekly.
VIII supply subscriber Te.idc Of o. IN TIC fici.y o. Al ,
the NcwCreans, Jackson erd Great oit'
eTn Railroad Southern Railroad aud Mississippi Central Rail
ro.ds and Homesye, Jackson~ood Liberty C'nifcva.e
W1odve Monticello tc3uuy see) Galatin tcouniy .cdtl,
Pine Bluff etc., with the ewOIcans, Mobile, NicksJ.s'
Jack son ard Meridian - - 49,
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Having ageu;s above vii attend TO recording deeds col
lectiuE etc. .
Letters matted 10 cents incoseii packages sent 20
"Agcn, Chandleri Expess Mag lyia Miss vii be iiomp'
ly forwarded ,.
Until the Maf Routes and Pos,Ofces are rttehishei,
will mail snd POSTAGE Letters from the above place. 70
the Magnolia PosDl-c -
Ps--ase fiofn Magnoiiat iiheT'v............$3 90
Letters. L. ;. postage ............s..'s' ~
Newspapers and Circultrs L. = po.ias" pad...
Subscriptions aud advertise for country Japers re-
ceyed by J. BENZ. ChANDLhk.
no. 40 Caronieci-st.
New Orleans. Ia.
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nNIN DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ rHE ClEaHiL TRANsATl.AN1c CQMrANYs
NEN I'm .f ffhiT.CLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWELN hEN-YO.K AND HAthk, CALLiHG AT
EEESl.
The ts.' rprrfi ve.sN, Ms Ayori, route Tor iho
Con'urrf arr cor following
N4SHi.tfDH .......i-li funs.......9 oh'rse power
LsrAiI .........1 pos tuns.......9 -hOfsc poecg.
tUNOPA ............J .o1 tgnf..... .',iofsc power
ST. LAl ..ibudiu,i.....,....urr power.
PERL ............. fni Ale l.......Nlfat power.
VILE Ui raNlf....fbu Ingi..........brrsl po"eE
DEPAET RES FROM NEW-YOkk.
Per 70. 80 =. River.
ETROPT \. f....".....ian. "
WASHING fOS. =. Snruont..FElDhl ..........lcD CD. =
C1rfa..o orlg C1O.H =. tralcf.
FREE or PASsAoE - DDID
fBsr (AB.., al.1 sfcoND AniN. q y
To-, uiig. fable.wine (, y either c.as..
Passengers intending % and n. bres Will be- irlsci here
with r,f0id coGponiehcts sid their baggage corf"f TO
Paris ad.1ui charge u - for irsi ,d : iof s'eo1d
cnss.
Mciic1i offrHfGrce f,oc Of oi1,gc.
lcr iusheg iniolf .ation 1pp.v .
GTO. MACkFS2fE. Agent
Llmoff, from 80. - 80. % brpidway.
A. Fafia, 10 ioa.ry.rl i~s Capncge8 tbfsni Hotel.
a lfsyrc. W.f Is.lftt 4
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GlaCDinern.

kNMULAR diamond, DRILL.
rVHE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY Of
4 NEW-YORK are prepared TO iuui.h their n b.
chimes built In the thor manner and une9usei iof
rayidity economy and precision o: work The simplicity
durability and oheapnoss Of the machine zen defs superior TO
nythns in for all purposes o. mining tlnnens qusry
m and rock blasting The be- used by steam or
are easily handled and be oIeratrd ri Gi
az es further particulars inquire az the oce or address
J. WALES. Treasurer No. 10 fine-st, " :.
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y ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-TrIlns leave
j lauies sig. Ncw-i -iors as FOL tas.
g.DJa a. n,. Cfc,upor Ail, stopping A. oil siaiionI
]! f q. ~. .uf aI asci.
5.o1p r lphank ESpels sal 70 Creenpor Saturdays
s.luf. 600. sg1f-ri J. 4gresa.
? .Cl /. ui. fof i1fiu.uriFie.
Trains for Eolyn Gien Head leave st 900 and
4.0O -, ,i changing O., Mueo.l.
Sund.y ETcuFsion Trains leave un'es Point q 9) T. m
T. WHITE. Suurriutrusruf.
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vSORRfS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM.
INt PANI-foot Of Earclay st,On and hite- Nov. g..
,o Mn nail trans fos lat krt'sovp and intermediate
tons viii onys q. BJl ils ExpIrss for all sisOGs
IVES, OF Aiburn at f:l1 2. hOrri.iown fsptes at
:. .stllUCfl. assistant -uusln;rndsut.
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ATEW-JIESEY RhILRO Ap.-TraIns leave
IN foot OF Couandts og PHILADELPHIA NJ 10 and II 10
a. H. " H. and y. M. aa4 ~ midnight: for BALTIMORE
and NlsHiSGroN a aui A. me- y. H., and l2lnInrhL
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TINTED STATES TRUST Co. of NEW
u YO.k No. 20 Wall cor. n ilisu.s;.. Jan 4, leS6-At
,meens Of tie Board OF rosres Of this Company held
IA. dsv. DIVIDEND OF FIN n CENT on the cAphai
ro OF he Copsny aud the tex thereon, was
seskIed pay able on the 10Th ~, n ,,- c
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IINION DIME sAVINGs BANK,

II 7
l. No. 429 CANtL-ST, -
Has derared Dividend at tie re Of SIX PER ChNI
tel deposits $50 nder endhve per cent on
lager sul,, iiee Of tax, payable # . January 90
T.. Y. HAUOHWOUT. President.
SoIopoy L. HULL Treasurer. q. s CHAPIS, Secretary.
WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK,
" Conner Of South THIRD aud FOURTH-STS.,
BROOKLYN, p. ID.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Depo,i.orss are hereby notified hs:
sseuiAnuual DIVIDEND. at tlo rate Of SIN 90 PER
CENT per snnuE, all - hfee D0sTs anu upward
a sta have deposited hce months tie 1T day Of
JrtsFy next will be paid t. D40los ater Monaay,
in Is. loo free from Cove: nusmtxl.
Interest called for wIli passed to the credit OF
lrg0:ioTs principal.
Dspss made before The 10th day OF January viii
lasirt@res from the lst
Tie Ba.k is open oI business DAILY tSunlays end Eoi'
ttu ezcrptsd) MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from 3 to
ssc.ocs o. d.. aud TUESDAY,. WEDNESDAYS, THURS
DAYS AID FRIDAYS from 10 to2 O'Clock P. ~.
GEORGE RiCARD, PIe.ideDt
VILLAS WALL Viz. p,a.;,o,,.
NLTHAsIFL BRIGGS
sAxryL W. TRUsLOw. Secretary
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p,.a.r, KELLY Secretary ------

;,7VT NATIONAL BANN UF NE 80 TVM, gFn
NO M01NWEAITH viii pays inESP n SM0SbsY me n 1 Sta
a. Of JsDuaEy neat ,oes
ksy.Y ork. Dec. " io1'-
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n-1,cs OF rnE nnwLnn l.sraAycE CoxRAxY. !

THE TRUSTEES Of the SEAMENs BANK
i FOR SAVINGS have ordered that INTEREST free OF
6ovenmsu: taxi be paid TO dvpos emitted lere9 of tne
4. months ending 3st Deceubf 1885, es follows: On Sums
C Five Hundred Dollars and under a tie rate OF SIN PEK
(FST rer nu and on suui- esdiug Five Hundr, Dol
kr. A. the rse of FIVE PER CENT Per annGm payable
a. and after MONDAY 18th rs'. The Interest viii b. pgced
h the credit OF the deposiior prime on yaH'
1ls& w ~. II. MAOl' fFesioeh'
WiIIIAN NELSON SECRETARY
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CENT. FRTE FROM GOV LEN'

prrpEXDA ssniann9,i Am, a '," So,1raa,a5 '-I n
TeI ,5 Ii1o oo vii be PAID On and amer the 'd
s1NDAY in January. IT,. Ia. 10 win draw interest
DfPOs Is made ono on C' al G rom oa % p M I'D
ts1ye5SbEY 5s I,, 'WS1ESBNEsDaH 'ad SATURDAY IN
:SGs hom to Q O'c0esspi esspiFycER K. GREEN, President
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yorRTu NATIONAL BANK oy tn CRY oV NEw-no
IVe NV y OK. Dec. ~. lLbJ.

mVFNTY-SEVENTH DlNIDEND-HAN-
.n;,,eofs ts Conne,,v b Y ts red SEMiANNUAL
bylDEND Of FIVE C) PEE c.NT. free from Govern
,.p. ~, or demand Jig Office. No. - Was-
N.T.Yort January . 1866 Is. :. WALCOrT Secretary.
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o7a:s o7 7as ci7l.ss A' 1eHT is5 gSr1sae e
,I3I1ENii bI99k1NIiiii u DIVIDEND OF
Nfore PEk PS,yf5 0sH1 psysbc ne lSih Of Jana'ry "'
ls' Ss-i 3, oook. ~5.' vii be closed @' that dA'
By Osde'' ". NAkNrN, -- oeeiceolS
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,,,rp SPRING MOUNTAIN

no
,ur BOARD of DIRECToRSs Sol Of ,I i9e SsI "a De-.
1Hb PETROLEUM CONTAIN hsro ra,o,-. uI, ,SD
,hn D1DESD Of ONE aUSpntp SIH s9tRg ARE on the
,;s T being TWO DOLLARS fLA SUI ,so l.S Inst
poLLA s,,ss Of the Company payable On On '1 =, is both
C't hook. will be closed iFc" sanasiy s e.a,s,v
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
THE sop BOILING AND FAT MELTING kUgsaNcts.
10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

To THE EnfTbK W 1Hk HERALD.
Can you inform us Of the west side OF the city II
have Board OF Health among usS II So is IL purely an
ornamental bodys In the carly part of the season VIC
learned daily Of its existence in its spasodic efforts in
getting rid Of nunctons issued by the restraining
the Board from interfering with the soap boiling aud fat
citing nuisances which abound between the Eleventh
and tho North rver but since tho courts have
dissolved all of these njunctions and have thus left
field wide open for the Board TO exercise tho powers
with which Il Il clothed by law for the cxtrpation Of
these pests tho Board suddenly 10 have gone
sleep and 10 have forgotten the duties II 10
suffering population OF the west side, thus leaving the
propretors of these vile establishments clear
OF the situation. Indeed the matter seems
worse than before the Board commenced opera.
ons for then the wreches who conduct this business
well knowing that u amounted TO public nuisance
ana as such eavc every citizen the clear rich, 10 abate
~ and fearing the Just indignation of the population
graduated and subducd TO limited extent the offensive
character ~ the business but having worried the
Board Of Health having administered 70 anodync
aud naturally enboldened by the immunity thus far
II ,hc e1,y with tho vie and loahsome odors which
afi.e from their business The Board Of Hoa N has
already adudgcd ihcso establishments TO be public nu
and ordered their suppression or removal from
the CITY limits and the courts which for time seemed
inclined take the side OF the cholera In this contest
ihay reiurned 10 recognition o. ,he auues tney owed
20 the community, and promptly vacated thc njunctons
which had been ingly granted aud left the Board
oi Health, with the police force Of the city at is com.
nand, free 10 carry out IL own adjudica
Now permit me 10 inquire Why the Board OF Health
does moi absc these nulsances and why u permits the
population of large district o the city 10 be thus
afflicted
Iassne the Board the people have waited long enough
for the iunincnt OF their Just expectations and that
their patience - becoming exhausted, and that Il the
Beard do not act the people Will Every man who
enters society sucpdcrs some OF his natural rights
and among hcm IL the right TO create public nuisan -
and Introduce an epidemic into my premises and ", in
defiance of public right he do either OF those things
have the right 10 ci the mischief Tits Is common
senfe s II u the common law o the co1btry clearly
laid down ln the opinion OF Judge Brady recently pub
hshed and tho public health snd the public voice de
nsnd The demolition these pcsilcrous establishments
and entrca the Board OF Health 70 act promptly In the
PREMISES and II " will do nothing then propose that
public meeting he held ia the section where these
nuisanc-s exist TO strongly prc;cs, assns them Who
WIZ second ttls Erososl,.9ns lEX.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

(OfFEE was steady but quiet. NO sales or any de-
scrpon were heard Of outside the usual trade in small
ots
FRRIcars were dull but unchanged The engagements
bushels a 4d and per steamer 200 bales cotton
at 7-l6d. "a The charters area bark TO Genoa.
sSps ons hpehs
tor ORDERS direct port In the United Kingdom guano
f3 los; brig 70 Jacksonville and back lumber SIS;
schooner TO Brazos, 80 per bb two briggs to Bridgeport
G. b. and back, COAL - Sly; schooner TO Savannah
railroad iron, 81 80; two ships to Now Orleans and
bark from Pensacolato Sagua, lumber private terms
hoiAssks was nominaliy unchanged in every respect,
change, though lots in bond sold at slight dcclne
sc having been accepted for about $50 bbls Moderate
were made Of 200 bbls at So for Common. M b a.
for strained. and No and No. at S. Tar quiet
nj our last quotations.
Ons.--AmcrIcan linseed continued frm at 81 SIS for
jobbna lots English moderately active and firm.
Sales 40 uns 10 arrive per sailing vessel 81 Is gold
PErRoLErx-The demand tolcraby active and
full prices realized for all kinds The sales
3 500 bbls at Csc for crude and 44c 46c for bonded
tho latter price for standard white.
Provisions Receipts, 175 bbls. beef and 81 do lard
There but little activity in the pork market but
prices without essential change, new closing
5000 bbls. at s32 IS ss3 for moss $50 SO s3i
do and s2s so s2s 70 for prime also for future
delivery $500 bbs mess for October and all the
year, at 500 $s3, sellers and buyers option Bccf
was moderate demand and firm at SIG $40 for new
plain mess and s2o s2a Tor new extra do with sales
and nominaily unchanged. or bacon We have sales
20 report Prices however, were unchanged. Cut
meats were steady Sales 3oe packages at 1e,sc 2l 10
for hams, aud f41sc a 15c. for shoudcrs The lard
market continued dGii and heavy. Sales 400 bbls a
Isisc y a0a4c. Butter continued quiet at zoe. SOC
FOR Western. aud 30c. 4Sc. for state Cheese
moderate demand at l5c. l9c. for common dairy
choice factory made
SUGAR fairly active demand, and prices ruled n
shade hmer though not quotaby higher closing steady
basis Of 10kc lie for fair TO good refining Cuba
The sales 400 hogshcads Cuba from 10i,c a
I2i.c lls hogshcads Porto Rico at 13c 4sc and $50
boxes Havana, mostly No. ID, at 13c. Refined sugar
was steady
srrAHSy continued steady. Sales $4,000 lbs IL tyc
a 2ic.. Also $1,000 lbs. grease at 10i.c i2c
Tsiow without decided change. Sales 30 600 To-.
M 1ct.c. I2h.
xsy.-Rcccpts 10 bbls. The market continued
quiet. at unl hanged quotations