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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Pnssenger. Arrived.

FROM NEW OR LEA Ns--n steamship Mlrpsn-E. q Hal .
tie Noble Tines T. r. Davis, Harper weesy " j. Cole G.
Lewis md lady, George Lewis Capt John DAILY j. b. G. bTsdy sN
lady Mrs ~ Johnson and child, T. Moody 81 o. stephens l.
FTabzcn, w Baker. J. Harmon.
FROM sAVANNAII-In steamship Herman LivlnyoB-Gecrfs
A. Groom Whitney, Dod and ohidra, w H. Rows
r. W RUn1iie Alex Campbell and lady,
Mr +. D. smyiLe and children w Mbny, f. Il McIyre Il
D. b. Johnston, & G. Ncfyn J. NJ Akin, w v Wson
W = Many, O. r Cohen H. g. Johnl'o1 g ~ o., A Cork
l-y J. Meyer Dr. Davis a1d 4, j. bredWcl vile
4ciden and servants H. H. Morton, 81 Musi sim, B W rel
Amy $. Montsomrry, R. VI. oppene im, " j. scott Ms
KIDD M ~ Winters, hiss }. Enrich. r. W. Reed J. h. Taam
J. Cory j. Bernard H. Bayna G. BAop Z. Glzn, s. Fuihsm
Iupbu. X. Williams, D. snith. W. Culmsn, l. F.tzpsiek
Rgsenh,t, NJ. }. Pryor.
FROM EEWBERN, " CTn steamship y Cid-aev u James
and wife J. II. Porter George wilson, e. y. Mansfield ". Cb'-
ter w Brown George Raard Maggie aid wife h. Freeby
l. Cherry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRg........Au
Cleared.

Steamship Ash,sna Norton, roston, w p Clyde
Steamship Saraso. 81, Croxel. Charleston A Leary
Steamship Hfes Alexander, Norfolk City FONT and Ecbnono
seshsip sshne. Kelly New Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship George Cromwell, Vail New Ofeen' H. b. cfem
steamship Mississippi Sumner Orleans Gauiscu.
Steamship PERT Gedner Galveston, Spoford Jteston Co.
Steamship Green Simmons, Goo se'oFn D u j. '" EVEN
sesn ship Gan Salvador Atkins Savannah, Garrison Allen.
Stesu.,hin Rover, Doano, Mobile T.. ID. HuriDnl GO.
Steamship C4thrne Whiting. Baker Wiiris'a Charles H. fr
Steamship Valley City saydcr Norfolk, Cry Pol' and Richmond
sleanshp Mflvilc Tene,r PhTldelpba j. W Mckee.
Ste8nshp Ngra Couch, Norfolk City Point ana Richmond "
stesnshp C. W. Lord Ward Wilmington n. C., C. Goodspeed-
Steamship Difiso. Sherwood Portland. J. &. Ames -
SHIP siam (Ds Luce, Melbourne aAd sydney ~ . VI" H. '"
Cameron
shin n, ,rl soft Antwerp PhsdepLis BOYD Hinken
ship V,stc1n Empire Groger San FTsn.o. {. J. Colby
BARK Una Lizzie sn Jensen Rio JsHsl0 va L-sosthprs
Bark Armenia. Harper smyrna Baxter ( Merrill
Bark My G. Dyer WGtllnstOn Savannah lolag Cowen
BaTG Gafdaer Nelson. Bddepot, n B., Brett; Son Co.
Big Pilgrim iBr J. L0yds, London, Mccni'y saiah. .
Brig LaEdoh uageumesr tPrus Leake, Havre Fonen
Big A5top IT, Carolina (Hc.l Lysbanl, Hamburg Fancb,
Meiucke Wendt
Hris Abelne Or J. Nelson, Ling4n, II. J. Deyel CO.
Brig 4. Guion Ashby, Mobile, Il, IL Druuano-t& 20: -
Schr Village Queen Satterly, Van Brun; Ssght
sehr Virginis Bear.e Boston, s. " Lewis Co..
Tiglis lBrl Lockhart Turk l'land G T. Knox Co
scs Munroe, Washington, d. c. Nea bIuni Sssbt
syhl Lacs b. Ives. Baltimore Van BIgnt s sash'
schr John snow Coffin Salem.
sehr Henry Castoa Knowles Bristol O. W s,Iaashsn.
schr Kate Brigham Luce New Ore ms ihos Duntan.
Schf Bowdo.n. Randall, Charleston, Beatty Smith C.
Schr J. Donohue GhSey Ehzab. Import, IL r Buck 90
Sioop Ben Stag Quincy Ne,yIisen Racket Tooke Taylor
sloop Emily Alien, BRIDGEPORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Passengers Sailed.


FOR LiNERPooL-in steamship EtnG-Mr. stankland Phil.
aephss MI Williams r. Lsuth James Robertson J. r. ThUon
VIE w r. Coehrane, Dr. Cary and wife Miss 81 Love Miss
Love ms Miller j. b. Andrews s. Andrews Rev. w. Cesh
~ ~ La"renee, C. A. Higgins. VIM L. Higgins, Ed Lcdee
~ ~ S"ssny Mr. Ann sweeny Mr. Smith Mr Menet d;
w d. Bennett Wrn Robinson. and Others in
IN sen,6p Eln Tor LyerpoolMiss LOUIS Haywood New
York Mrs Rachel Spear New York Mr C. Dempsey and child
Miss florence Alden, Mrs T. W. GI Montreal, Miss Onfths
Campvaler Mrs CAsmpse NewYorki Col Fizhush London
w. T. D. YanoTden. NewYork T.. W. lasccs North Carolina
Charles W. Appleton Now York. A. Brown Ltve,po Cspt
Hendersoa New York Rev NJ Culinan Georgia Tho C. 6eup
Reed Nov burrh ~ Y. Wrr Chapman b. Cisrk D. Boe9
AutVerp Jabachhi and sister fss w. Munsy james
J0rdan N Y Pecara r. Sstsla Pensi II. Hodges r. Fouy
Paris, W. W. h. Mountain PHILADELPHIA W. Turner
BGiuea tner. c. Beck HAVE, and 35 in the steerage.
AsPINWALls-In steamship New lork-Oerera Fzlnber VS.
and Schuber aud daughter Paine and Wife Cot
BoEwk and wife. A. Griss,l Geo DE Lacey r. n Puen A.
Wm w woey H. l. staids,hand Purse p I. Pe;,eson H. b.
y Thomas sharp and vi ~ Trucks John Do e1 ~ LsDos
Charles Morse w Owen r. Maher b. Cochester ard wife Dnso
De Castro M Be1ayen aud family Mrs Mcdonald aud children
and family g. ssndaFa d. o. Hail. Loss ". Meeker and wife.
w. ~. Cole, and Do la second cabin aud 10 IN
FOR sANANNAI- In steamship san sslvalO.V. II. Beuey.
McGTego David Bailey and son Monahan p Eysoh ;. Ly
r. Cook seaeraye W H. kldrich n. ! Doauey McCaby
u p Tirrarf. Smith b. c. Warren Thomss n. Ondy
Emma Ines W. Sheay and wife, PeHmaH, Nsgser J. Ward
FoR NEw-oRLEANs-In steamship George cronwei-Mr.
Ecuot Mrs Mary Foon Mrs VIM @. YseuiLc nrs. James
Dougos lren and James Kelley Thomas Johnson
Ms c Williams child. Robert Clark Mrs. HEsl, T. fndeo
Col slime Lehman and lady Mis josephine T. Iinssr james
Weynr. T. May d. Meyer Capt T. Ayers ifs r. ~ iaslusf
chlsen aud servant M s o. hrk, C. d. De'sc1i r. hsten
fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
fInrial.

oy,cx oy rus AxxEcAs Girls conPAsr
~, ErwYoEx NoA 10 Meet. and ~ Brosds, Room No. 49,
DOCKS of SUBSECTION, to q limited number
ID Of SHARES CAPIL STOCK Of this Company, will be
o,s At ,hi, Office on TUEslY AUGUST q, from II
and viii be closed hb instant The route s from New
Yo 10 Bsuds via Cope Chs u 80 thence TO the Azores aid
tbenes TO Lisbon in Portugal
CAPITAL OCK. eioooccc.
pan VALUE OsHAREs, 600 EACH
Tsu,2o per the Of subscPton, 20 cent in 60
dsy, and 20 per cen. In eo dsteresfter
n ,,st,d that only Of the par value OF the sech
subscribed viii be called for ....- al
W. s. woRL, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

singular fact is mentioned in connection with tho
deccae of the editors OF The Try T Mr Fonda expect.
ug Mr. lhorus death Of consumption had prepared sketch
81 Ls life fer publication whenever il should occur the
former died two hours before the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Arrived.

seamsbip New.York wer Aspnwa Aug H. with specie and
passengers the pacihc Mail Steamship CO.
speedwe tof Bos;oD Dixon. Moneyiieo 50 days with
hides wool order July % 1 IL, on IT, spoke snip Enocn
| Train from MANILA for New-York.
Bark B. Hea of Windsor N Foker Marsel les Nay u and
Gibraltar nldse Bsster De VeItu. Was anchored
carried Dsntop gallant yard 10Th inst lat 80 40 long = 49,
Bss Anita Tssisris st.l, TtaeH Palermo ssy. u
BARK Abena ols;ead Havana y days VITA adse to Harso0s
d Co.
8, with fruit. TO Brett. Son Co.
Brig w Rowland Moorish, Cete June aai Gibraltar July
Brig Osa tIta oamDo Palermo 81 day, with fruit p. Nc
Brig Csnaur rs,on Nueva. 20 days with to Thompson
Bug scio Brown ST. Croiu days, VITA ,ug,r re-. to mnr
Brr Meteor Anderson sssua Is days, with sugar order
Brig Rosyn Tuth, Eueyitas Ia days with sugar to Marc II
big oeorns Br Christian LIassn, c. B.. days, with coal 10
Brig (BEl Cow Bay c. g. 10 days with coal A.
Snibsrs 4 Co.
Bug r Stockton Bermuda days with marble and oil.
to Miller & Houshon.
Brig Beunanu Small LasaD, days with coal to H. W.
Iris PO;ss. tOf Yarmouth 81 Weed Gov Bay Days with
coal 70 maseL
shr 0re BarbsdO cshca pss o. dsy' With rubber md
schr i. n. Kirf, Bennett. Georgetown. D. c. tt
schr Abbe Bradford Freeman Mussonae ~ days. with oswcod
schr NJ. vasser. jr.. Christie. wsrelsm, nails
sh Ida May Buck Dorchester b. with stone to r. Nsvos
Grand Br Brooks Barbados 10 days. with mols'ss
II. J. DeWolf & Co.
Rider. Rider Bay Port Fla 10 days, with cedar tim
Der master.
sshr l. sherman, Wills ST. MARKS El, &c days with timber.
10 Van BIun slsghL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
Notice % Marinerps

rAEawxx DsPAarnrr, oy,cg IIszs Ho.s seAsp. ~
Ia Ls - . Washington, D. G., Aug H. laA ;.
nfmsn hereby given q d. Of the ssy
Light Il The Bay City Of Ssysnash Grorua
fAs sli h.sa red h. sy g: Il, Tns sR.,sa' Z '.A s's
rsT' by order: Y" bfbhOe0eh Ssspns =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
The Boston Trarcllei Of Friday says.


There sufficient activity in general business 20 give
much animation 10 the money market that capitalists
Institutions find rather difficult 20 employment for their
idle balances Of currency Tie common Of interest
temporary loans actOry Coateras six per
with occasional exceptions both above below
figures. The banks lending chiefly demand, or
short periods bot individuals granting time. The
discount line without much activity owing 10 tie oontin
ned scarcity Of the night kind # ard aocepanecs
sale Prime paper having few months readily
negotiated nj six per cent while fair passed
aud eight but the Uwer qualities not In favor ct
higher rates.
The Chicago Trituac Of Thursday says:
There was more activity IN financial affairs today. The
weather cool and cchrn fact all that oond dese ed
fo the securing the harvest which promises 10 yield
larger ard better than anticipated last week while the
country being deIgod with rain. There urgent call
fer from 81 parts 4 the West and NorthWest 10
leavy on their business here. There a. however no srn-
leucy Le mGrktt FTcass paper readily taken at 10
per NJ but Inferior and outside bills sell the street at
Las yer per month. Tie market for exchange was
spnsY though two houses reported II hrm
The bankers ll each other u a00c. per LOCO ne
steady a, par buying and ll0 picum eel
ING.
The following the comparative earnings Of the CHI
cago and North. Western Railroad Company ior the second
week ia Aurust:
ool sl5223i Decrease s5ooO
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday says:
Orr market to-day for prime paper al 90 per
cent, gr ,M loans per- cent In The outside mar
ke Of interest rang an Ira Wv nom 10 20 - por
cent varying accoT!il- TO the s'sa.ns Of tie paper
Exchange was steady % Yesterdays quotations tie
ulk tho h1sr.so beng done par buyirg and 50e PIE
MUM sC irl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Mses..5: sun Scts.......6 u Neon Sets.....--
uiGH wArFR THr ray
Sandy Hook.. 81 GOV island. .2;e lieI Gsts..3a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
BORT h1arosn's Nefiee.


ltAJl- .r sTATn or Sxw-YozK, - a. I, 4 a,
.--. C.. Z .' fonr wAnpEsS oysIcs No % William Il J
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aecoriance with sec.
lion oftbe act passed April rs 1871 entitled An Act Re-
organize the Wardens Oe Of the Pert Of New Yo ali per.
having charge Of TIE aeet matter Of sssA
nanlry alton the following vesses
unr BY Nsdens tina ssid sassy
examinations will be competed within sn days nsxi saccso Ills
on board said vesseisi
nfnp Lafeysue 20 -
snip
snip nhhe.... ~
81 Marcia Vfeeneai... = y.
Nhr ~
Lucy
ffS sA-l II. laonpson....... ~ ~.
fE bosota .,npne-
MlNTHoRNk TOAPhiks. fsssdsaA
J. Avss luxD,nAu e>e,eta,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Under tho Fourth National Bank
BUY AND SELL IT MARKET EAIFiy
VNIFD STATES 90 oF le7l.
CTEu SITES 30 TOMS
GNUTD !TAus l1-4) IO.Ts.
UNITED STATES 50 TREASURY koTEs.
UsILD STATS toMPoUND i.TEHi-T NoTIs AID
ALL CIHER UNITED STATS SE,rRuIEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
v...;,,. n Prod nee,

ARG Isi0 40 bhls Flour l45 bbls WHISKY so bts ori
Mea 400 bush Wheat 81 80 bush Corr, 1891 husn Oais
40 hnsb Rye OOO bush Malt az bush. Seeds pkgs
10. ~ ptes Lard kegs Lard 1850 bbls. Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

The above includes all classes Of foreign goods and pro-
duce dry goods liquors, metals, spices groceries and
imports Of every description held in bond in this district
on the LIST Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Potatoes advanced during he Urraced storm last week.
nVcku,n's JacksOn's etc selling nt 81. They are
nlentv and much LAWYER vareties still and
high but are declining Tnatoes aid sQgasbes plenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Live AtocL Over the Rrie Railway: 49,
s,o,.men n the week ending Aug sl7O cars Capie "a
ears hocs % cars sheep, cars horses; total 2(s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
FRUITS AND IERRIEs

Ap,le up g. 81 early the week account Of
scarcity hu with free receipts for the past few dnys espee
oils Of common thew lwer and difficult work of. Aiany
of them have 20 be sell at Sd CO per Dbl low very fine
Bough app brought g. this morning \ few fine sickle
pears from Norfolk brought - per peach hDsSet few Bart
lett wadl selling II 81 50 per peach basket fine
BlodeoUds no 90 Ods3 Peaches waning, and many OF
them poor-soened by tho ato rain they vary from s.
per bsko for poor FOR choice Tic crop nearly
Biaokberes nearly gone ia New.Jersey bat
coming from the river who're they uc. WhoItleber
RIGS aud hih. Pums give promise Of abundance;
the bue coming ron Norfolk and Cages begin to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

The late advance in gold stimulated English buyers and
the cheese trade was quito active during most OF The week
To-day however with heavy decline In god and the low
prices Of exchange added 20 The difficulty dposng Of Lon
doa and Liverpool bills and the trouble in getting freight
in the eottoncOwded steamers prices have dropped
from l9c 20 slc for fine Factory and few foreign buyers are
market The consequence is that the large receipts brought
forward by the recent advance png the stock here
and Summer cheese will keep dealers expect further
decline before working Of The advance OF tho early part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
n. Y. Wno.e .,s Wrrr TSn,sa hSe is isss

fr,u.,,lv for fms n Y. TRIBUNE by Reporterl
The following are rates Of articles In good cond
on as sold bv commission houses at ~hoietae onppcis
receive 10 10 less deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 70 sell
Win The request that immediate returns 10 made cannot
stvavs obtain the prices which transient buyers cave 10 pay
Orr 6rures are intended for the farmer than the mer
chant and we prefer dsappont by giving the outside
prices Of very choice artiele@
f'Ns' BEASs AND PEAs 80. aflfr- 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Batter was ndvaheed Sc per on the 18th mol on me entire
ey stock the NJ lie coming che Grunge ond Duchess
cnty boats Tue advance not nniioru some captains
selma laf cut before finding others bad put up 10 oc but
the day the advance geners r the pest ih DOE:
is the effect TO enhance price Of rood State hrkns and
ubs Very little Is coming Toward ana the re-
CENTS of of kinds have been light for week past Whether
lie pals be maintained remains 70 DC seen
Wb ureseni receipts can and thee are no ndcaons Of
an Imnedate increase IN the arrvas The STOCK must he
ming up 10 the country next month some parties VIII
want realize. Though present prices may pc maintained
for possibly advancedour adTiee Is 10 let htte
more come forward II by holding lew persons get s
or when DE msrket breaks long seD nass rnsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

OFFICE OF THE -.
Nv QUARANTINE INDEMNITY CO.,
Newly, August l, 1896 q
A, ,..,,s II the BoABp DiRkcToRs, JOSHUA ]. HENRY
~ .a..nmoa,ly elected Pr DENT ofthis Company
vi" u"s" FRANCIS }. OGDEN, Treasurer
DIHTORS.
s.xrx, n HANCOCK ftock, Brothers L Co.
low of A. A.. Low sotlcrs fs gu. u
r. o. UoygMly of. Vdohrian Co
iaSsra,S TuoRsR, Of III, Watson 4 GO. ~ .i GOO.
JoYL WOLFE Of No. 9y3 ave- rI.. .r.
Io.ar. d HrxRx Of Nc. roads. ri t.
JAnks r. JoHssIosl o. oinan' ''""'''h 20 ...r.. .
" a Muapocx PrvsidsDninsna National Bank
~ p D. ~ iTxrts Din. Sherman Co. 30
0xoRsE ID. CRAals, dCnk 20 .lW ~
JInn y. WALLACE. CT We nlctes
IiEnnAs MAscusz, Of NICE bsnx,.y. ~ +.
RIcaARD LAfHRRs Presie vIeh Nete'p 'lsI'he insCo-
MAILS BArrs Of NJ. B5L Co i---.-- Z l..lS-
G, pAyBxASs orc w H,HY nd Wv p.., 'ssI
&c. FsCls J. OGDEN. Treasurer. T7--3
81 CApIT., -. 600, 900. q j - ti-a9
r,sp ADVANCES ,nsn MKncnispisr sronr Asp n
TsAnr o. s1ocE. Bc, and Other srouarrrsai slso,
% IL the Reaisn Per-
,t. ana 10 useotlloans for States aud Carposstlon
GA d.peo which certificates win be Issued
tutaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Eggs in moderate supply and dealers able 10 sell
good lots the mark. Fesn Jersey have brought 2e
in boxes and dc by the BIOL State are worth J0o-a few
brought 3c Some poor Ohio lots sod at 26c at the
mar. Good eggs from where they may are generally
bringing 3oc today with the understanding that there IL
much loss viii be made good This advance Of &C. dur
ing the week Large lots Of Western Offering at &c. We
quote
NewJersey and Pennyyani, fresh, y doz 80 aJl
Western. ana Canada y doz, good order. 20 20
TrgO DAT ~ husn AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
TRUITs AND NUS DRIED.
81 and mst.on are HeaLy aaeAaaged. 90 Ovor we


Poultry 81 all kirds hns been forward freely during
past days. Iowf 10 - are cory IN the week.
bl can scarcsy De sold f 2fc to-day Turkeys too arc
lower Some large young geese brought - PEI par sele
sses lave been made low - 5oc FER par. W H..
Chickens GIFuG y PAR ......-....- OK Ok CT o.
i'h,,. CIigtcns A. n .......... 2 q ~
pucks yCurr, 4 par. --..-----..s.-. 81 ~ ! w
trcsc .ounf - ir...............I - ~ ? %
Irrkev. A, N - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

o.. y uo4,..r fo..ol w corlies Joseph s Lowering,
49, MA ' II IL NATHAN. w. b. Alien
jan~s hi B.nler w. T. DeForiest Samuel liAIt
80 D. -. y ttIloV Thomas G. Eysns
900. psir,nsu Kosrrf H. 8 CGmblos,
= " iosfvr - w III Towr.eue Edmund Pechin,
Malta J.. /. CoTlies,
a. 81 Bissu Geo s. Appleton, w y. Roeloison,
Thomss Murphy,
Nothing else need be sddnced show that the festivities
A Inc evening were conducted the satisfaction OF every
enc and thai all went merry as marriage bell, while the
ssy jewellers rpped the light fantastic TOE I'll jocund day
s,cod tiptoe Oh the misty moun,ain<op.
which il the orthodox repoItorial sentiment to close
,stt rof7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
stock in warehouse on the beginning Of he present fiscal

year:
STOCK in Warehouse June lat 1896 - faa 0of ql5
Entered for warehouse IN june. ........ 10 ESQ
Received ron other ports IN June.............. l $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

Ausu,t 49, ial 20 90 iona IS, barb Rosan boaBsE.
the Of Delaware brig Nitoy from Psrts lice
for Boston
--- Miscellaneous.
The shr Gersh NewYok arrived a. Para July a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

. Arrived. SUNDAY, Aug. 49,
Steamship Livingston Baker Savannah 90 hours Win
Steamship Il CID Hobart Newbern c. with mass snd pass y
c. Goodspsed
Steamship Mssipoa Quick New ofissus Aas H. with nase anA
pass o Jas A.. Rsynor
July a. lat 2o lon $40 spoke yacht AiSs frem Bsssss
Brig Foy. tof wnd.o Roy Bay days. with 10 D n
D~Wof Co a.,I rr-.. : ..rI ..-f.l ~ 81. -. 81
Greedy 4 Co. .it .stt -i.a
sehf John Forsyth Apologize Georsetswn, DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

$685. supply ...-...... ---..-.......-........ S4i4IQs
WihdrnWn Tor consuDptlon.........- g. gt1f3i
Exported from warehouse ..-.......... lOe5G5O
Transported 10 other pOrs........ rs iO2-lO rs Il
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01
EYES! EYES.
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURIST.

4 FER protracted blindness of more than five
IN years, Dr. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
ana scientifically acquainted with all diseases of
the Eye, and is now practising with a success not
surpassed in the United States.
All operations performed, such strabsmus, OF
cross eye Cateract by linear extraction, Depression
or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy membrans
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphy yloma or
bulglng out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Laehrymals or closing of the tear passage and all
deformities of the Lids, etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brillianey Of
the real eye A large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctors
EYE bath Tor the treatment and cure of all nervous
disorders Is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent hin,
eases Tor operations, and hopes that his universal
success Will warrant continuance of their conf
denec His celebrity as operator is co-extensive
with his success as patients presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be at the Doctors Office
daily, in different stages of recovery
DR.. PARDEE has associated with him DR. IT,
BIGEL0W.
Office 767 CLAY STREET, (above the Plaza.l
Dupont street. mylS
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

DR.. PERRAULT is the only agent in Cali 'ornia
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The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

FRIGHTENING A GREENHoRN.-Whilet trav-
cling up the Ohio, some years since, our
boat stopped at one of the landings to take
in wood. On the shore amongst the crowd,
was Il remarkably stupid looking fellow,
with his hands in his pockets, and his under
lip hanging down. A dandy, ripe for a
scrape, tipped mods and winks all about,
saying:
Now I'll have some fun. I'll frighten
the greenhorn. He jumped ashore with a
drawn bowie knife. and brandishing it in
the face of the green un, exclaimed =" Now
I'll punish you: | have been looking for you
a week" The fellow stared stupidity at the
assailant. He evidently had not seen enough
to be scared but as the bowie knife came
near to his face. one of his huge fists sud-
denly vacated his pocket. and fell hard and
heavy between the dandy eyes and the poor
fellow was foundering in the Ohio !
Greeny' then jumped on board our boat,
put his hands in his pockets, and looking
around SAID May be there's somebody else
here that's been looking for me week p
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

MUcH TRUTH.-Editors write some re-
markably truthful paragraphs sometimes,
but never yet has one compressed so much
truth in so small compass as the one whC
penned the following, which we find credited
merely to an exehange:' -
Editing a newspaper ie a good deal like
making fire. Everybody supposes he can
do it a little better than anybody else. We
have seen people doubt their fitness for apple
peddling, OK driving, and counting laths
but in all our experience we never met with
that individual who did not think he could
double the circulation of any paper in two
months
He might have added. says the Paiaro
Times, and never knew an editor to attempt
to please every one who could retain fair
circulation for newspaper. Editors need
expect nothing but abuse in this world from
the shrlmps' of society-but great minds
appreciate the value of their toll.
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

The girls in Michigan are taking decisive
measures with the undecided young men,
One OF them asked young man when he
intended to marry her. The young man
SAID he was not on the marry, and she broke
teapot, filled with boiling water, over his
head. She was justified of course