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RAILROADS.

AoOO PEEEsrLyASIA RourE lS67
&&ss -
~ 1Hs soRrHwEsE; SOUTH. AND sOurH-
WINTKR soHKpULEI
I.sx. :. f.1Ios November 10, loSs, trains viz
w'shiiastOO-.-I CO. B.l,i,1nOrs.-.Gs N.
sSpu :. Il B.. N.
IHE s6EAT DOIBtI TRACK RourE n
vfth kLkSAkr sCKREkY. Palace stafe. rsso-,
day and night Oars. with modern imerovsmsnt.
ahd sanns from four 70 twelve hours In time over
sRy other Ioute: I've hundred miles saved 10
Two Daily Trains TO The West
Thfoglh from Baltimore TO RoCHEsTrR..
PlITsbUhGH without change.
. Passengers by this route from Bsltfuors have
preSTs1 eSTs1tsss age OF o T,hns Al changes in UNION
Tickets bl this route can be procured st the Of
nee, corpsr 9Th street and Penpsylvsnia aver ae
Under the National Hotl, where reliable ilfor.
nation viii be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this nee can
secnre accommodations In Sleeping Cars for IL
mira or Pittsburg.
E.J. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
washisston, d. q.
Ed e. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Baltimore, Nd. deliy
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tied in respect Of tine, place, and kind or class
OF property as the said Commissioner NAV
specify.
SIC. 20. And be a. further enacted, That it shall
be lawful fer any internal revenue officer to
seize and detain any barrels, casks, or pack
ages containing. or supposed TO contain, dis.
titled spirits, when such officer has reason TO
believe the tax imposed by law upon the same
has not been paid, or that they are being re.
ages may be detained by such officer in safe
place until il can be satisfactorily ascertained
by the proper officers whether the articles SO
seized are liable 70 be proceeded against for
violations OF the internal revenue laws
SIC. 81. And be II further enacted, That when.
ever any distilled spirits SO found else W here
than In a bonded warehouse shall be ssld or
onered for sale At a less price than the tax i'm
posed by law thereon, such selling or offering
ior sale as Aforesaid shall be taken and deemed
as prima facie evidence that SAID spirits have
not been removed from bonded warehouse
according TO law, and that the tax imposed by
law on the same has not been paid, and the
same shall without fnrther evidence be Iiahle
10 seizure and forfeiture: Prorided. Th.t this
secuon shall not apply 10 spirits sold az pun
lac sale by an anciioneer who has paid the
special tax as such under such rules and reg
uIafions, and upon such public notice asmav
b. prescribed by The Commi ssioner Of ln,ernai
Revenue. nor 70 sales made bv judicial or ry
ecutiNe officers unoer the order OF decree n,
ary court IT
SRc. ~ -gaG be sfurthsr enacted, Tn.. i. sb Al,
be The duty OF es+ry person who smp,les or
draws OF. or eSeses 10 De elnptied O. Drawn
Of distilled spIrits or o-te- article sub 81: ~
Law iO tax. :ren a casK. narr-i, or ps.lSarp
bearing sIy VI ne ma-xs ST prancs required
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nd., FEB. %, ns4.S'I have ersat ssta.fsesi.S IN
stating thas have used The bamAritaa Remedies'
that have used them with Judgment, dAscrsten, /,
and properly and, have found them respond 60 my
ont1cip stions promptly and e6eceuaIly. Knowing
thsir compost tion have the f6llest con6d nee In
thsir eoocy ,AnA far q ny use q them extsDds.
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CHOICD NUTS, RAIeIHs, FIGS. 0u89ANrs,
sos Toy sale by z. II. ?. KIn9 eOn,
ds 0-W King Plaee.
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OolA b. 3. O. FORD, osrnsr llth street snd Penn.
syivalis 'avsals. WsssinStoa; H1NRY COOK.
A|s1sS4nFss, ys; ~ a y R.2sE'ss s'ssrsily;
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Patented May 20, 1866.

This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which Will require u
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations OIL
Iered Tor al Ike purpose, WILL not ROT THECLOIHES,
but will leave them much WINTER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear ana tear.
1t removes grease spots As II by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, 50 that rthslhg VIII IN or
binary cases entirely remove II.
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon u process peculiar to
itself, which IS secured by Letters Patent. IL has
been in use for more than u year, ana mas proved
itself an universal fayOrite wherever IL has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the lOl-
owing, viz;
1t saves all the expense of sorp Usually used Oh
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most OF the labor of rubbing, and W eai
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows IL is UNSURPASSED
With one quarter tile time and labor usually re,
quired it impArts a beautiful gloss aud lustre
much superior TO any other mode. No water re,
quled except to moist0n the powder,
Dii ecCiOns with each package,
Aud can be readily appreciated by a single trial
The cost of washing for a family OF hve or six per.
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aWnr,
that many useless compounds have been int 80.
duced To the public which have rOtted the cloIh,
or tailed In removing the dirt, but knowing the. in.
trinsiC excellence Of this article, they cOnHdeOtly
prOclafn It as being adapted to meet "A demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
$40 W n ~ STEVENS,
20O Broad " e y Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURES or FAMILY DYE COLOEs
sold by all Grocers aud Dealers. oc0d3m
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G"lb 'H ,nNtL wan sllNE.rlAllD
ma sEt aiNiN AA,n.N, a.
For nc Il ollar /

.hp rIre % ,n r~n',i'p, ~ "t,, ,"'tt. use
enc. - give ts a,uIIr -, t~t. .,tIs, .N,-rt.t
on eau hu3 nee gu,,. f . .I, m,It. u.u,N,I
as sold al any ulL,i &C ut,tutIu. lt.I
q tIhu un lie Ia. '..I r. .utt,tI.l tlt. &C.
GtUItI With aI ttI., c ..t tIItts'I ,|l l.-
uuu Niu he suiu &C. s,u., .,h.st 'lth tltp.
Al tho, - lie ultt I'm Tie t,itD. uirI t'
particular 10 bINtuE tD,i us.,itt uu,E,s- o.,
uaue uI the TOW g. auu ,uuIt o.. NtItI II,. INv,
dnu 10y What INult-- tU.N. l'''s st.I I 't-,ll
company > W @"ltI''u tl a., Not,hNtr SO 90
JCuCi ruh stItCt, IHlt,l. tlHu
iel6W4 "a In NIiINtO M.uap,I~
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Asal eslaM.
JAMES kLLLJ,
h EAL ESTATE AG nj
NonrnrAsr conNEr ME ! rnlnn s1s.

INl ''N, oI'I''
Has Tor sale the following tracts OF lurdi
1863 acres, highly improved INST auU -U,utd lut-
tom land ~ Meois,h uN !sll Np't,tbl
county about sfN huilts utuf I ultti o. Nt Ilt
~ the reilload. nosn Higgins suHu,n. % n'its
best uuulttN uI tHtiD
% acre, ol liant ~ Van Iuiun toVIsllt 70 o,I,s
OF Wntch T. tmuet' NE ma iV,,n'hl, 90, tt'ni
It black iand; good spring ana oiHN"iu, u1'e
miles from bal ton.
sidney ~ cleared tht iuIutt, II hulb two
stor! hrt,k house pouu name Jana hu sl"lli =.
NrIy dtsuultt mo ,l,.u.
Two sllcudld pie, e. o property Ia %, ,ustuh
part uI the tity N,iA ttsu,IItI tsiotttts
Gs acres -, iutdm ou awe t,NI ~ } NH,
~, Ith,ast col / HNt.ns tnII,N, t,,Ltt t,Nt
several open ,ut> 100 ti, ,H>l,u tHlt a. III, 'tJ
tul >dr tltdr uu,u CO., AuUu t,iu,s
no u,Itr ui uUhU %, Al.hI ,uhIl! o. "a likh
Ia on old uuu ul,tl! -,,l,, l,uv, a., stat,
GktAI hAKUAIN.
\ prist hnu saw nIu ~, uN,lu.ts large stat lc
hu'i o'hel o"inuluhgs MIl o., col" 90 "'"l ne
,os, o, uc dwcruS IL "ts w"t' '"th n'its
IRON liprttulu, -, Mnand ''tlt3.
TWO sni"li house an" io's ~ N"iu' h"l i'h' WIN
be sold cheap Iul cash
llsA acres OF lund mali mtlt " tst OF tuim'rs.
VILE. good ptkt h. tie uout. tDuu bIi,k hutst lVg
barn TWO u%l,holus ~ "u,s iulb, uuns '"sy
100 utits lunu - MionI tuNlflul 20 u,I,s iLuti
,uIuNattUui tins b. bu"u iiu.u. LIst ,.>. nII,Nv-
ments. ana uvcr! tu,itanlt riu tloi h,ttsu"u,
nous, and lot n,u the / pl,I lyuitLI,. ~u,tu-
bic iOr "a siudii family
y me piece ot property ,ust col thc uty with
plenty uI aunt, ,tdtait, 90 suip,ittg lNII o>ts.
luust ana tUt un SuUtl. y sIn rt,,t go Sol, SOW
10 acre ~ lutu % AtriulH, 'Utiitl "a mice
l3U acres I ,hu ~ " a-uuHtuu tuNhsHtI. uLutra
high state OI cultivation. olu Do &c ,,'t,i CO., The
leach gloMhg ,9N1ul " mt lt"'h 'i'i"I' "a
the premises that ncNtl iuls htuIiht goa
spring. uHhk h'uh. i1"n'e hotst, "h" s'tLiit ~
buiSus ana CONS.
county -, hutl-uuIi, suith ct west ! Utuin,It 90
acres vlvuluu, iUp huIS, t,u.,,u sI,u. stable
suukC hUusU ouu utl,t uut lt ldu.t- !utik ut-
'h"ld ih's w. DC su.n 'it"I To- eel.
40 acre % lat" 10 l.oII's' n '%'"hsh1r . mIlts
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Terms OF third cash balance IN
one and two years, with interest on deferred pay
ments TO he secured by mortgage on the premises,
Can not he sold under two thirds OF uppralsement
All the above property was dey sed by the VIII
of II. &. Phillips. deceased, anu the title Is I'M
questionable {. G.. u, DANIDSONl
sheriff OF Montgomery County, ohio.
HoUK & MCMAHOS, \ tys. Feb. %, '61-dts
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Atal Gslan ayIHts.
s1ErhEks hULkk 4 C.


"a N,IIAL Ni,EiipUMs 80 20 rrlliy
ut,, itStul Ar'>.. Its,,t- .,, NJ a. 1000
.oI, sttt,t, ! vliuh lw'
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Or. j. BRYAN, CON e PATsiLILN

6HW "TUHU y NV EOfH
SPECIAL REATm Mt in all cases o
Seminal, sexual, Urinary and Nervous Disease,
in male or female, ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

George w. HOuk and others Pm, VS.. Charles
Newbold and others, Deits.
superior Court. Partition of Estate oil Thruston
heirs.
In obedience to an order Of the Superior Court
of MONTGOMERY county, Ohio. issued in this ease.
/ will oder at Public Sale at the door of the Court
House. in said county, in Dayton, ON
Saturday, tie 3OA of March, 1857, ate ?. NJ
The following valuable real estate tO-wit:
A lot on the corner OF Third and st. Clair
streets, in Dayton, being 70 feet fronting on Third,
and running back 100 lget to a ten loot alley
which is sub divided and appraised as follows:
list, Twenty-ninc feet irOntUH Third, ut the cor
ner of st. Clair, 100 feetdeep and including build
ings, appraised ut $500 per foot front q, 800.
%. Thirty feet fronting on Third. adjacent to
former parcel and 100 feet deep, Subject to lease Of
L. woodruff, expiring March list, 1859, at 80 per
foot front per annum9 appraised ut $40 per foot
front on ~rhird-withOut buildings-S5 100.
3D.. Sixteen feet fronting on Third street, and
living adjacent on the west TO last mentioned par
Gel, and 100 feet deep TO same alley, appraised
without buildings at $40 per foot front-$272O.
III. A lot lrOpting a feet ON st. Clair treet, and
running back TO Il sixteen loot alley, III feet, with
A ten foot alley on the North Of il, and with double
frame 2 story dwelling house, &c Appraised at
5000.
iii. Another lot of the SAINT dimensions. lying
adjacent. and with the same kind OF improve
ments upon 1t, and lying along a 10 foot alley on
the south. Appraised ut IS, 0O0,
~. The lot known as the Old Academy lot,
fronting 81 feet on st. Clair street, and lying on
the alley, ard being % feet deep. Appraised at
$500.
the canal bridge, and fronting eacl3J leet ON the
west side of said Jefferson street, and running
which win be lett at the sherin7s Office for cNami-
NATHAN tiII the day of sale. ADprniscl as follows:
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM.DY.
SIR JAMES CLNRKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Celebrated Female Pills.
F5spared J,on u prescription ot sir i ,lvfS ~
b.. Phgsiciag extraordinary ~ Tee guam
TN, Invaluable mydI.l. &c is uu.uIH go ltv sure
OF alithusc pAtuiul dut dangerous uI~U.-cst wan Do
The female constitution is subject q uO. ,cJt.t- all
rNUeSsc, and removes ala uHsuruyIt us nom what
ever cause. = speed. ca e may hc REELECTION
"a utsGHI ~ AuI~
n is particularly -uilcd twin m short time.
prIns ON tho monthly period with r,- uiaiu.
CAUTION.
These ran shrhid H,Ifr tAss bs (epaIss dbrtHg
N, fIHoI IHAkE lOAsH ~ l,ryat0p,g us nj
. re 80. e 90 bitHy 90 1tSrIgJtays bel az aHa uMeT
NH,e Msg ny, stye
Ina ai ,.,,s vi Nervous aud ~HIud Nur, tur,.
'Hln- "a tnv Urh Huu L.mt, d & Ea, 600 ,Hglt "a
rrtTuu l.lItailuu ul thu UUHNi. tINrt,TI aud
httrs ,nr>y ran, Wal. uHytt 10 ,uur. VIE. .I
Hlh,r uval- have 'all,u auUoiI.rru1l uuu cruI
gmy,lN. iI not rIui.lu luu .HI Iuy ttlu4uu. UI
.ua hIup huUiluI Gao hu gu.s.lituu
Fol pIrt luus lU l.y rtW uIyI 10. Uta vHtN
Il htgv winch ,auuit u., r, uII. rr,.,ltrI
0oLn BY Ali DNtGGi~r- pUlrr 8 rrH uTr,I
NiE. IN NO1i,E
Il he Jtts of sre,l r,nrlh, Isjau,s 700 Nee
OF. i.ttDII Ir acre n- N,fru,, u.a ,er
tt"tNst,Vt Z JA H, bauH 600 tt tur and
hHf- th uruyy 90 hr,rs The 90 -IrUIr ny -y
rtSay sag u i.II Fto rrtyrl LoakS.
Ez8- suh.tt Uh,,. a1t, gre .,satrs
- 90 uur atu,r. 80 .a, t- .,.." ,His 20. lu-i-
sole General Ngeut ,ut t.gt incl States .,.' Que
sG IuIuiuiu o.,
JOB Mp,ls, - .urtlwIt ST. New Nurk,
,uru mul 90 uclN ,c-ip' I'm -'iN'' "u
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AVOID The ouAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
lndiscretiOn and have seminal Weakness. Ennis.
slons, &c, l VIII send you, pee Of charge inluTma.
ton which, IL followed, VIII cure on without the
aid OF medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN.
jaldaw1y1T Station -, New York.
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is q remedy four degrees strOngerthant the abOv
and intended for special cases of long standing.
Price Five Dollars per box.
IT you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. *
gist, they will lie sent by mail, post Pdid scct r.,
from observation, on receipt oi the money By Ir
BRl AN, Consulting Ply sicidn, $40 Broad.
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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IN is w n N It'd
Samples sent free. Nocapital requii ed. Ladies
or gentlemen can earn from a. to SO per day,
Enclose stamp, and address
IkIPP . 0 ElghLh street. Now York.
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L SPECIFIC PILLS,
YOUTHFUL I~NDIsCRETION.
TO

II you require u r~eliablgIemedy 10 restore you.
use the bestY
Every Lady knows the slightest irTegularity OF
nature is liable to bring on Headache, Giddiness,
Low spirits, Painting Mysteries sc then the
DO IN OF health fades, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms more distressing as Weak
ness, Spinal Complaints, the Whites, PrOlapsus,
&c. &c. AneNnr inilinr rnmndN VIII hn lnInh Nm
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George W. Houk and others Pm, VS.. Charles
Newbold and others, Detts.
superior Court. Partition Of Estate oil Thruston
heirs.
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-TTTTTTT TTTTT- Nv 7 T-T--T""- -"-- 80"
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued YIN
snperiof Court nf Montgomery County. Obi,
and 70 me directed, / VIII offer Tor sale, at publ
auction, OF
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AMBLING.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE POLICY DEAL Frs
VIEWS OF AN EXCHANGE BROKER"
During the past week, several New-I ork
policy dealers and others engaged in the various swim
dies known games of chance-n which the chances arc
all in favor of the proessonalhave been arrested and
held to bail
The arrests were made through the efforts of the sOc
ETY. for the Suppression Of Gambling Of which Mr. John
T. Harold is Superintendent The war against the de-
voices Of Faro Keno and the other dees subordinate
to Fortuna and Mercury has fairly commenced, and IN
short time will be waged with unreenting vgor; So
much alarmed have the petty swinders beeome-those
two-and-sixpenny scamps who live by absorbing the
palry earnings of the infatuated victims OF the lottery
wheehat for two or three days they have refused 10
sell tickets to strangers to book the bets OF any save
those who are known as regular customers an lnPtda
in Broadway on Wednesday morning ana mas been gen
more adventurous than his brethren, was yester-
day trapped by detective employed by the
our Teporter saw him at the Yorkvilo Police
station he awaiting the arrival Of his hacker to
the Exchange office on HudsOn-st, Thirteenth.
This gentleman not at all aVerse 10 mparting llor-
nation relative the lottery business and in the course
of long conversation with him. the facts as given below
Lottery gambling is carried on in NewYork TO an ex;
tent little dreamed Of There are 800 policy shops IN tu
blast, all Of them under the control OF set Of
OF Representatives and member Of the New ork state
Legislature. Both Of these having made fortunes are
said TO be disguised with their trade ana ANXIOUS u
retire. ,.. .... a., ..
II is nonsense, said our informant 10 SupOt tnat
you can break mp the business in NcW1 ihere are
TOO many rich in IT, both as hackers ana as Deltes
THE TRIBUNE is wrong stating that the very poor are
the sufferers The wOTkingmen lose but little by the
wheel and if they only knew the secret they would lose
nothing 1t is the rich who suffer You would be sur
prised learn the names Of men whose checks
mass over the Of the Exchange ONCE every
day And II they knew what do, they would be SICK OF
playing policy -, -
These aud many other points we gained from the Ex
change Broker In limbo who 10th TO believe that IN
few short weeks his occupation would be gone lie had
an abiding faith In the power q money especially where
il brought In play with the officers Of the law, who are
chosen by the people and certain that the young
society can never accomplish its purpose.
s delegation waited upon the Hon. Horace Greeley a
few days ago requesting him TO accept the Presidency OF
the Society," which he did without moments hesitation
some OF the most prominent merchants bankers, and
lawyers Of the city have consented TO act as NcePres
denis and Directors.
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LIED.

FBRRY-At residence Of bis in Norsk Com Tbgrsj
Aug. g. Starr Ferry esq, IN the list year OF his age .
Funeral 1honass Church. Bethel Conn., honiT
forenoon, Aug IL, at lOt o'clock
PRANKLINIn Brooklyn Thursday August Humphrey c. Ofahs
Charles IT, and Catherine A. Franklin aged weeks
The friends Of the family respectfully invited - attend h dnerA
Saturday August TO- at o'clock from No ~ South BgblL.
st., Eastern District
GRAY-At Rochelle Wednesday evening Aug Julia Aas
Gray widow Of the late Geo. W. Gray OF this city.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ant
at Church Rochelle at O'Clock
Saturday Aug TO- Trains leave Twenty seenthst depot III n
and 2t ,. IN, and return TO New York at y ?. M
HULSR-In Norfolk Va on THURSDAY Aug 1857 John D. Hue o.
Hunters Point L. l., suddenly aged 30 AMI months
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JARvIs-A Newark, n J., THURSDAY Aeg PheOa wife o.
Charles w. Jarvis.
The relatives Of the family especially nvite @ .sod
the funeral her late residence No l04 New York 90 nond
Aug r. at II o'clock Relatives and friends residing "a fes
York will sse take the O'Clock train from the foot OF Coo
andtst Carriages will be in waiting arrival Of the tran "
Markets. Station. Intement in Greenwood Cemetery.
Richmond, Va and Webster Mass, papers please copy
sMITH-On Friday morning Aug Anoues Hswey wife Of Da'h
NJ. Smith. . -, .
The relatives Of the family invited to attend the nas
residence Ninety st. between Third and FOuhs
ayes, on Sunday afternoon a. u O'Clock
wARNER-On Thursday Aug Sylvester Warner aged 10 Tsrs
The aud friends Of The family are INVITED to attend the ho
residence Of Jesse Suos No If Ps ST. broc
Ign, Saturday. Aug TO- At l o'clock p m
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Henry J. Murray clerk in the Boston Post
oce SHIELD for trial In 900 bail, charged with stealing
money from letters.
Last evening the Eleventh Precinct Police
notiGed the Central Office that party OF prize ngers
from that ward preparing TO attend nghI AT lno
oot OF Eighty xthst East River Proper precautions
were taken >. -
Among the arrivals by the steamship San
Francisco from California via Grerytown, Nic are Miss
Helen Western c. g. Rudd esq United states Consul 10
Realaio and servants J. j. TTuran esq oecretuy Nnon
tales Mining Company; Capt. A. McAdam, ana IT, western
Central American Transit Company
Mr. +. w. Paterson, the Buffalo corn mer-
chant who was arrested a charge OF being about 10
abscond publishes letter declaring that he was guhy
Of no oense except that OF owing few thousand doar
which he had not the on hand on that dhY
an Offense not unfrequent Central wharf, ana WniVn
many OF those who so bitterly peIsecuIe mn nave
been VIGOROUSLY guilty OF themselves IN tunes DIST
Coroner Cover yesterday, at No. 12S WIllett lett
st. held an inquest the body Of GerFnde oIa1 asep
Is months From the testimony OF the ihlheI NaspI
ra il appears that himself and family were
on the emarant ship Giusepp Barcarech ana tat %
his children died the passage from lack OF
and he thinks that Gertrude died from the same cause
This theory borne out by the appearance DL tno
child which was much emacated Inc jury ISnu i
verdict that the child came 10 Der death W coIot ~
fantum consequent upon tho inhuMth toathletnl -
covcd on board Of the ship Giuseppe BaicSNn VI AH'
Werp for Rew-YOTk"
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THE EXCHANGE PLACE ROBBERY.

On the 18th of January last, Henry Ergott,
an elderly porter employed by Messrs Mas Co., Of No
~ sent with two gold certificates OF
the value Of $4,000 deliver 10 neighbOring firm, and
when nc entered the building OF his destination he on
countered young who slapped him on the eyes with
his open hand and at the moment snached the gOd
certificates from his hand, and made his escape since
that time Capt Warlow and his police have been seeking
the thief on the 3Oth ut, John Hoyt, otherwise
Price offered 20 Messrs Craven CO., OF Wa5t 1900
gold certificate. IL sent TO the SubiTreasury, pro
nounced all right and purchased, the clerk in charge
giving Hoyt check for $1,000 on the Bank OF North
America, at the time requesting him 10
call againfOr the residue as he did not
know the exact price Of gold. The certh-
cate was soon asceraned TO be OF two that had been
stolen from Ergott On the % inst. Hoyt called at
Messrs Craven Co.'S for the money due him, and was
arrested by Detectve-Ocer Brown. The prisoner hay
ing been locked up at Police Headquarters told the ON,
GERS that he procured the certificate from Theodore
H. schultze, salesman of No. 80 Lberty-st eGaultze
was arrested. and yesterday formal complaint was
made before Justice bowling. SGhultze said tnat inc
certificate was intFusted to him by William j. bhaIkey OF
Broadway, dealer in wines and liquors who tod nm
the note was not all right and wanted IL negotiated
HOyt advanced $500 on the certificate and subsequently
paid him $780, retaining $3.50 as his share OF the premium
on the certificate These amounts the witness Pala 10
sharkey receiving $50 for his trouble The prisoners
were committed Tor trial, in default OF 5000 each
Schuze who his innocence, is CLERK aged 20
wears HOyt is q commission merchant az NO 229 Inld-
ave He says he bought the certificate III good Ialth
from Schultz. Sharkey has not been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10
THE SOUTHERN CROPS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 9.--Advices from the lower
river parishes Of Louisiana and several counties Of Mis-
ssspp In reference to the cotton crop quite unfav-
orable In all the lower parishes OF Louisiana the
are at work to an alarming extent At Point COupee the
destruction was 80 complete and thorough that some
plantations were abandoned. Another statement says
that the Tensas River gloomy accounts are received
not only many plantations are suffering but those IN
safety to-day are looking for the visitation tomorrow.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. "a heavy rain
has falling all day. There is much suffering among
vegetation
AUGUSTA, Ca, August GA heavy rain has
been falling to-day.
SAvANSAH, Ca, Aug. Crop reports from
Southern Georgia and Florida say the prospect Is i'm
proving daily Some planters report that they expect 10
make the largest crop known for the acres planted.
The caterpillar appears in small numbers on rev
plantations. - =
MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug. 9.-The accounts of
the corn crop from Mississippi and Arkansas are very en-
cOuragng. Most of the planters expect TO make corn
enough to last for two years.