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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

ON IN lLb 1-Ni-I- VI -, '. ,-. a. a. a..
purchase Government Cold BOO ,tctau1rt f 'HurH 'mmt %"
TUESDAY continuing
I.. lrI,.. u.. notice ODE contrary shah ir gwen ltr
,l,t r which proposals a he received each ia' o. uNri 20
rD 4, sam. of at les - each. BuI Soc Hbor or at
tr ereDl awarded upon such Dds hs N rA' 7" i"' ''"
ntat greatest amount lu crr1l or ils i r sun
N. received from hali pact % eleven clock oi each af auI
me- @ . be- opened sod tLc result 4sclIr Immediate" thereafter
M r IrttDr. h lr lI flr.t pti rrr u the
sn6lt fl which proposals made must sr"hp-t rleu ".t i1
rgh reject bids obviously a4frf'" o." me 'S''
Awards made ... $500. ~. t.... ..t
boz fog reception ~ proposals. rl De- ion1i a. 'e ,l
be- aiufs-l Proposals
Gold Nalc4 viii De- publicly oDclrl o. Che h"er stated
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YtaaI Bottles.

SUPREME T.-BENJAMlND SIELLE
y ag,uSt SOLOMON ANDREWS IT,. MAGGIE \. ANDkENn ls
Vie SOLOMON ANDREWS individually. and Executor OF JOSIAH
tNpRWS deceased and IN pursuance Of Judgment 81
tI Sr,e Cont OF the NeW-lorA made lr above n1td
,rp an tge 10Th Law of 1893 l. DAVID HANLEl the
Referee Judgment will sell 50 puoUc II loN
NJ Exchange saitsru)in 40 ~
IN I'll ENDAl tle "a
O'Clock Of that ta the following described
sl IN lot OF land and premises situate lng aud
Beginning az point
Dortbrrlv side Walker STREET distant one twenty r'
,.. from the south rlry Of aAer street snd street
~ , West Broadway and running thence sounerl shl 'As
t ma Walker street feet thence eisery udpar
M with "a Walker street twenty feet thence uortAe one hunufe
n feet 10 thence westerly along SAN Nalar street
twenty beginning The sad lot being composed paris
OF part
e belonging Anthony Lspeuari decreased MADE M WI
liam bridges b the number, nehunire ad en niue
ard known Number Eleven AAeF street
IIuslale Patterson Plaintiffs AuorHe!S ,.r., -, 3, -,
Dated Ncw.iork, Nov. ~ loJ3 u Ha"i "'''
MS hvjNW
CufpREME COURT-OntuiOC Ounty.-FRAN-
y ass n BFMENT Plaintiff, agt ALBERT PHILLIPS Mar +.
ri,rk Fit, Craude Il. trinic her husband,
Allison her husband Susan hdIS SUI
Samuel Eirigr her husband Minerva sears and stephen scar
bu,h,uI yua Samuel Green her husband Emeue No'
o N,h Cobb Esh g. Dement, john Bemeul Joseph
n Bemrnt William s BeDcnt. Deiendanis Sumnoh>-rOi
M 10 the defendants nime You hereby summoned Li
required the complaint IN this acon oil Nnon So
m served upon and copy ~ YOUR answer 20 tn
rpt an the subscriber, their ofce ~ No :" Broadway ID Tue
Ct ork within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
OF the day aud II a 10 answer the san
Court the relief demanded IN The compliant Nsm loA sep
t.nb,r To- 1894 STRONG WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
'e'''' ~ ~ No Broadway. New.iork City.
~ , in tho ,boys action was the CLERK At
ont,ri, Couut, C.nanlagut y. \. September ~. 1906
STRONG WILLIAMS. Psiaifs At'ners,
~ t,.cwS No. 20 Broadway. New York
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Picked III OF q . w
Clans, band 0dl 90
Soft. iO0 90
Sco.lops qt....Jy ~w
B.oatrrs, bunch dZ1
Flour bbL 2 O1dl3 90
Prl Bag I fOG ] %
Buckvheat I Jd IS
elfBisiug 6 10. - az
Lemons q doy...t2d20
Ounces hsk2 wa Z N
Per lOg..J cor . ~
CANNED.
Desncated. ib.4id-
Chrstnuis qt....ZJd ~
Hickory Nuts....Ndl3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cosl TIM O4lO 81 Honey royr 35atO Mk q IA
H.rope cal 10445 Bnckwh.st 25GJ0 BeAus. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THB
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD

z PER CENT,
principal and interest payable Gold the National Park Bank Me-"
York Coupons paid January and July
We know these Bonds class security and We sell them on
net e equal TO than three times the interest Oh 'n "n
Issue Of Bonds
limited amount Of these par and accrued interest
in TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers No "A Sassan.e
PnTsBURGH RAILROAD Co. OFFICE o. THE
SECRETARY AND TREASURER, CLEVELAND, Dee z I5'h ,
A NNUAL MEETING.-The Annual Meeting
"a Of the stockholders Of the CLEVELAND AND FIIlSbuh
RAILROAD for the election Directors for the ensuing year and o
the business before them vi" DC
held the office Of Company Cleveland 10 o'clock M on
WbNEADAl Jan g. ptoImo The Transfer b9oLs VII Sose Oh
SATURDAY Dec s. 1863 reopen MONDAY, jan H. 1902
q. \. ISGBRSOLL, Secretary
EOR SALE
4 ROCHESTER CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS, DUE 1905
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY; BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR AND PAY
ING A LARGE RATE OF INTEREST on THE INVESTMENT
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE BY ALBERT H. NlCOLAf'
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEER No 80 PlNBSE, \. l..
NOTICE OF ELECTION.-The annual cleo
~ ton for DIRECTORS of the THIRD CLASS OF The Sohh
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, will be held at the ONCE
Of the Company WEDNESDAY December TO- 1903 Pos open
from 3 to o'clock p m j. W. MERRILL Secretary
WILLS VALLEY RAILROAD Goa
w SPECIAL MEETING the Stockholders Of the WILLS NA
LEY RAILROAD COMPANY will be held a 10 O'Clock m. on
WEDNESDAY December 1868 the Exchange Hotel
Montgomery the OF Alabama for The purpose Of accepting
ohe General Assembly Of Alabama approved Nov H. 700 ah
Northeast Southwest Alabama Railroad Company aud
authorizing purchase Of the franchise aud railroad of SAID northeast
and Alabama Railroad Company AID all o'he properly men
toned said and all other acoH proper 10 carry mo ueot Az
provisions Of said Act including changing The name OF tne
and to mortgage the franchises and any ana a hrope N @
ration hereafter also for The purpose OF Ie4shg
all the officers OF ad Company hng all sucl taeAhces
ing the bylaws and nctng other business when ma! co~ oe
fore the meeting Per order Of the Directors r,-r ,,
Boston Nov 2s 1868 ALBERT r. TIIAYER, Secretary
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BHtter pTIme y ~ Pr |
Mel 90 goOd..}'1, I
CO0k.us.......5.H}S |
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FAMILY MARKETS.
or LIVING EAPENS4-S ~ NiN Oi'h.

T.
po,-v continue, % absorb an other Interests te market iue
There r very heavy stock Laud, o which "IH o bear l
Commission Ancient chickens ore olri1f .
which good before Ilaus-'n 90 Joe q I
sin there Gi5 supply good flesh 1"ui ana Cd, trace '-
THIN motion al. Texan lean brtl age
ssreu,l7 abundant for al wants. with ar sHpp o h A'i I"
eggs .rt scarce really hle batter pos plenty DOR - De-" "lti
-.-..L.- LulL-L d -ae % Nd. W We L--L-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

Starcn...........lcdl4
Soap. box 70 OIL. JHlOt
Pyles& Bab'tslJd
Large bars, ea.Z5d 20
Small bars G.l0
Syrup. gall DHl p
Mollsses......7OUl 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

Apples bhlJ JOD 3 10
Per bali peck"4bdO2I
Crsuberrie-, a. @0-
CheckrTbernes. I0dl5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-13
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

We are concerned to state that despite the praise
worthy eNertions OF the street Department and the
Board OF Health there Is much reason to fear that
the city has not escaped the scourge OF summer
complaints. disease peculiar to women, which
broke out In Saratoga and Long Branch and other
places OF fashionable resort in the early part Of the
summer, Is now being introduced into the city by
people returning from those places. II immediate
action Is not taken by the Board Of Health to
the spread OF the contagon the consequences will be
fearful to contemplate. 1t Is as malignant as
cholera and twists and distorts the spines OF those
whom 1t attacks in a horrible manner, while the
poor wretches are the victims Of hallucnation and
believe themselves to be models OF grace and
beauty. Medical science has not yet given II a name;
but the disease IL known to the public AZ the "Gre.
clan bend" Two ladies walking in Fifth avenue
were seized with it yesterday. but they were
promptly taken care Of and conveyed 10 their
homes. They will recover.
We notice that our "bloated bondholders- of
New York, who have, with their wives and daugh-
tiers, been spreading like eagles at the watering
places during the summer are rapidly rehabiitating
themselves. Soon the winter amusements will COM
mence among the 'redned" Of our social circles
and when they do won't jenkins be In his glory de-
scribing the latest inventions Of the milliner and
dressmaker as they appear on the "Grecian bend"
bodies OF the Flora McfIimseys OF NoodedomS
Until we read IL IN the papers We were not aware
how very few lawyers there are in this metropolis.
genius advertises for FIRST class lawyer to take
case" and adds that "undoubted security for ulti-
mate payment" Of fees, &C.. will be gwen. "Can
such things be and overcome us like a summers
c.oud without our sSes,a wonder ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-13
CLEARED.

Steamship City OF London (Br) Brooks Interpolation
Steamship France Br, Grace, Liverpool National Steam
Steamship City of Port Prince Jackson Port au Prince
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy, Galveston Williams 4
Steamship Gen Grant, Quick, New Orleans-samuel
Steamship George Washington eager New oreans-H B
steamship Flag, Hoffman, Fernandna-J X Roberts
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savannah-w Gar
ss:m:Sp Thames soyssn
steamship W Clyde, Powell, wilmington Nc-J Hand.
Steamship EenS Terry, Chaplin Newbern, NC-Nurray,
steamship Isaac Bel, Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
tf6 DcPhp.
% Steamship G,aucus Walden. Boston-w Clyde.
Steamship Wsmsutta Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Sonora, Hutchinson, San Francisco-suon 4 Co.
ship Edith, Bairnson, San rrancsco1Sntton Co:
bark Signal Smith, Alexandria, E-Lun, Bros
Bark Ada Carter, Kenny, Havana Phillips Sons
BARK Prlndcesss Alexandra DAN, verdon, Harrington,
Brig Eugsnis lNGJ. Holta, Cork for ordsr.-Funch,
Brig orwarodas tNor,, Aga, Konirsbers-c Tobias.
Brig Herme: r) Backert, Laguayra and Porto cabelo
Brig Costa Rics, Cassidy, Aspnwan-Pansma Railroad
Brig Almasa GBr, Andrews, ST Kh,s-G Vessels.
Brig sssna {Br Terro Con- ,sI Bay y;- swain
schr Lugsno, johnson, bemarara-A II solomon 4 CO.
schr st Hubert (Br) Forsson, Archat, CBHason, Wat
Schr Iris (Br, Peters, Sydney CB-C Swain.
Schr Anger, Aldrich Bayport and Key west-Benner
Brown 4 Pinckney.
schr l. Edwards, Marshall Georgetown, SEA Abbott
Schr Arlington, Tyler, Wilmington, NC-Benly Miller
Thomas.
schr Marian Gage, Brewer, Wilmington NC-N McCrea.
dy Co.
schr Maxson Rogers, Jackson, Baltimore N BedelI.
Schr II Thomas, Crock ett, Philadelphia-W Brown.
Schr Garland, Libby, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Murray.
Schr Addie Fuller Henderson, Phiadephia-H W Loud A
Co.
schr W Hunt, Derry, Salem-F A Ferguson.
Schr Caspian, Iarrabee, Boston-Hoyoke h Murray.
Schr VI u Haskell Harbour, Boston--Thayer& Sargent.
schr Grnlths, Coombs, Boston W Loud Co.
Schr " boughton, LOughton, Boston-Jed FRYE 4 Co.
schr America, Reynolds, Bristo-H w Jackson.
Schr Goodwin, Waterbury. Stamford.
Steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia.
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their steps Missouri and but very limited num-
Der can be induced to go si further South "a
and South Carolina immigration companies fave
been formed with view to procure German farming
partially successful so far. The Immigration Society
OF Newberry, s. c.. have obtained, through the
efforts OF their President Rev T. s Boines,t, about
superintendent OF the Castle Garden Labor Ex.
change. Under date OF the LIST OF thts month, the
reverend gentleman writes 20 DR.. Erbe of the result
OF this experimental step and is Cratifed
to be able to say that it has been a perfect
success The ,,, whole party, excepting tnree men
ployed in Newberry county, are satisfied with their
condition and The manner OF their treatment, and
to come and Join them Their EMPLOYERS are also
exceedingly satisfied with this first experiment and
the reverend gentleman asks for more Germans,
farm laborers carpenters, blacEsmiths and other
mechanics preferring new immigrants, as those who
ran away at Charleston were worthless chaps, being
New York loaters and passing themselves or as i'm.
migrants 10 obtain free trip TO the South. Rev.
Mr. Boincst complained OF another disappointment.
Through another reverend gentleman In this city
company OF Germans was sent him, and when they
| had arrived they turned ont 20 be musicians, half
| matured students, scapegraces who ran away from
their parents in Germany in quest OF adventures
and the like and utterly unfit for the work expected
of them. The Rev. Mr.. Boinest asks Dr. Erbe to be
Condition has no use for musicians sRSsns'S"o or
Columbia, the State capital, is located, has also
formed an immigration society, and Mr.. GARRISON
| mas put nllnSell In with Dr. Erbe
for the society for obtaining German farmhands and
| mechanics So also at Nashville, Memphis and
many other parts OF the South similar movements
| have commenced all preferring German labor.
OF late the Customs authorities have become sus-
pcious that even among the simple looking and
pain minded immigrants at the Castle Garden depot
all not right, and that the Deutsche Michel
Patrick from ''ould Ireland" Johnny Crapeau"
from sunny France, or even the hurdy gurdy man
from Genoa knew thing or two too much and that
many wares, dutiabe under the laws passed through
Castle Gardens in dirty bundles and rickety boxes,
tuhir IN how hoo lV tnfa TTnan
strong box. These suspicious being once aroused,
steps taken to prove them either true false
An additional corps OF inspectors was at once de-
tailed to the Castle Garden and what had never been
done bef0re-even an inspectress was appointed for
the examination OF female immigrants Very soon q
box was detected filled with valuable cloths, which
the proprietor thought under the guise OF his pO-
verify to smuggle through. Hereafter no smuggling
will be possible at Castle Garden if the sagacty Of
the officers can prevent it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-13
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ampion sept PM with mdsc and 5l7 seefage
70 CO. Had westerly winds OF the
lat a. lon so passed barks Queen OF the West B and VII
steam 5 e"ns r @ RS snS g.
same time schr Halifax rl; llh 10 AM steamship Irpo,
sS lot Liverpool The "e'er passed in sandy Hook
steamship Guiding star, Howes, Aspinwali. IN DAYS with
Steamship Co Experienced unusually ane weather ali the
passage Sept To- at AM, Ferdinand Gilbert passenger
Steamship cortes Nelson, New Orleans Sept with md,c
n nss ss to $ Go Va: 70 es,;
sieamsnp Monterey, Ryder Charleston, with mdse and
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood Portland with mdse to
BARK onke lNG', Homeyer, Bremen, 50 days, with mdse
to Barnstorf Co. Had light winds cams the entire
Bark HOPE caussen poOov, Ga days. with timber and
Brig yoan tB Canton, Gsce Bay, days. with COAL to
Iyig Crow Br) Ambrose Gscc Bay rs days with coal,
Brig Florence Br, valer Glace Bay, II days. with COAL
Brig Meteor, Anderson, New Haven.
schr Sarah II Merrill Benson Baracoa 10 DAYS. with fruit
schr Albert treat SB Sawyer, Windsor Ms. DAYS, with
plaster, TO snow Richardson. 'O' N'' ''''' "''
schr wspsls Hawkins, Charleston, days. with yellow
schr William Kennel soper Alexandria for jersey City.
s scsr h henry s aesSsn Virginia
Scbr Isle Of Pines, Laight Virginia
schr Wines, Brooks. Georgetown for New Haven
schr Arabells, Adams, Delawars City.
sehr ws2osa Williams Browns Banks, days, with 6sh,
schr Rocket Eaton Calais via Providence where she dis
sc6r Pavilion Read Calais wa New Haven where she dis.
schr SMALL Cole Casis via New Haven where she dis
sc6r u Na.h, Small, Harrington days. With srars to
schr Panther, nm Portland
Schr princrss IOvel, Boston
sNut Pointer. Nbasn. Boston 'o. Eoudca
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,chr Crusade. smith, Boston via Norwich.

schr Crusade. Smith, Boston via Norwich.
Schr John A Dix Doane, Harwich -
sebr Abby Price, Gale Cape Cod, days with fish, to Ro-
gers 4 Co. -, ,,,,
schr Chsuncey st John, Hammond, Pawuekel Tor Eliza
bethport. - .,.
scbr Elizabeth Horner Pawtucket tor Ezabethport,
Schr Fales NckersOn, Providence for Philadelphia
schr John Wright, Dixon, Providence for NewburE'
Schr Empire, Baker, Providence for Rondout-
Schr Merwln Bunce Providence for Eliz abethport,
Schr Pela Peck, Avery, Bristol for Rondout
Schr Orion Winters, Norwich.
Schr Yankre Boy Reeves, Norwich.
Schr Mary MATT aterman, Norwich for Ror .dout.
schr sterling, Davis, Norwich for Newburg
Schr Fred Tyler, Reed, Norwich for Eliza 4oehport.
Schr De aware Chase, New London.
Schr Pallas, Smith, New London.
Schr Harriet Thomas, Robinson, Ne ~ Haven
schr Neptune, Brewster New Ha' .n for Elizabethpo
Sclr Helen Eliza, Davis. New haven for Albany.
Scnr Sarah Mills, Wright, New anyen for ALBANY:
Schr Laurel. Allen, Port JEFF dson
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y sssF r1 sss sms9 Dsms ss9:
xsw ~ sE y. ssp: sssrs Blue Ben Pierce
Soye Yarmouth for Sandy Hook, anchor dragging (and
NEWPORT, Sept :, PM1Artved .ehr. 1 Herrek, Bald
Providence for Nyork; Geo Hochkiss Racket, for do
'IsH Esaa S3s1 .s. ssA Ryder and
Kelley Boston for Work Thomas Ehs, Kei6y Fall
10Th Pa-Arrved schrs Albert Field, Peters Baltimore
port Clara Tor Asasy HAs
nah Jane Gonkln Providence for Nfork Sally Charre,
River Philadelphia Areturus smith, NYorE Com.
fss
York; Treasure, Palmer do for do 49,.
NVnr AM-Aved sloop Sophia Vezor' Providence for
Sept sshr Pr Eraosp ssSy
NEW LoNp6N Sept s~Xrrived, Jacob Raymond, Bout,
ssIlsds 9 I Ward Edwards. eeorsesewn, Dc
Mieh Orlando Smith, Ferris, Albany for Providence;
NEW HAVEN Sept eoGn .ehrs Burdee
Roger Port Johnson Baltimore Hemingway DO Joseph
Sept ws,ss steamship; ss,s. ns.a
barks Stka Thompson Liverpool; Boston SIa, bucom-
Ss: Tssss s.Tss4d se%s1s:s Sass
susan MeDsviit Scpsyit aiddle!own s'"' D''
GSs .ss
WoSdraa s Sims Pharo Boston
do Village oaee1
LEWIS Del Sept Ship Hermann Philadelphia for Bte.
NYork for Philadelphia Wave from Philadelphia for Dsh
toni and White Sea- for Delaware Breakwater remain in the
GSomS;. Bal,%oTs;c Kennedy, TiscOmb, NYorE; schi
PAwTuCKET, Sept lO-Arrived, schr Isaac Anderson,
saisd~schr: Duneld, Raynor, Rondout; Connec-
lith~saied schrs Caspar Heft Shoe, Philadelphia;
YqS%sRs Gdersleevs RonaoIt Croqs Light kYoEs
tmore Oliver Xe ss French Georgetown Fort.
Abel
sondOut FOR Pawtuckst Eliza Hamilton, Cole, NYOrk;
South
Bliss, Hudson 90 Mary Miller, psyson, kondoat Pioneer.
H:ssG xssy sns
'1s M,s s4EsK
Ssa.Ss 90 @
s4
H
Taylor do Jabez White, Bayes, do; Hedges, Dewar
kYo husfs Smith, chas
a sa ch. Nellie Browa Higgins,
Boston W JONES' Keen, Providence.
ROCKLAND, Sept ARRIVED, schrs Ames. Whitmorc,
NYork James Henry, Oliver, do Ada Adams Adams Phia,
delphia Curtis, BALTIMORE Cornea, Henderson, NYork
Ocean Belle, Emery, Georgetown; 18th, Carnage, Hx !,
NYork
Sailed 4th schrs Juno Metcaf NYork; Blow Gross, do
Bedneton Gregory, Cape Henopen Thomas Hail. Hx New
York Sandman Holbrook, do; Laconia Hail. do; Lucy
Ames Flanders, ;Aalanta Robinson, do 9Th, Feetwng
Nash, do Mary Brewer, Pease dol Nautilus Ham, do |;
Corvo Pickering, do; Nie Spear do Lewis, Spaldng
do sh Adrian, Everett, Planet Dermo do Jameson,
Candage, do.
SAVANNAH, Sept 12-Arrived steamship Virgo, Buckley
NYork bark Pleiades Boston; schrs Morales Belfast,
Me; Bullwinkle, Rockand; Enchantress, NYork.
Sailed Steamships San Jacinto, Atkins, and Marmion
Farcloth NYork.
SALEM Sept 10-Arrived, schrs Palos shackford W W
Marcy, Champion M Remnant, Hand; Dillon, Ludlam;
Gar Hammond; Lady Ellen, Sooey; Sidney Price, Town
send; Ellen smith, Smith Phelps, Ruer, and Elizabeth
Magee Smith, Phiadephia Fred Reed Pendeton Elizabeth
port Hero, Matthews, Hoboken; Abner Taylor, CULVER
Bangor for NYork.
TIVERTON, Sept 9-Arrved, schr Elm City, Kelley, New
York.
WASHINGTON, DC, Sept lo-Arrived, schr Geo Miller,
Mills, NYork.
wAREHAM, Sept l0Arrived, schr Nassau, Jr Christie,
Elizabethport.
WEXFORD, Sept 9-Arrived, schr Henry CastoG,
Knowles, Eizabethport
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S IPPIN NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER II, 1865.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1s6s Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
and consgnees to the masters Of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge
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SAILED.

Steamships Cry Of LIndon and France Liverpool; Column
bia Glasgow Virginia. Galveston; Gen Grant, and George
Washington, New Orleans Flag, Fernandna; Thames and
San Salvador, Savannah; Manhattan Charleston; VIM +
Clyde Wilmington, NC Ellen Terry, Newbern.
Wind at sunset s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-11
CY0rch
rectOfN.

ST. JOHNS EPIst oPALCHURCH-on 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday 1t IL .. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School
Mt 9 o'clock =. m. JAMS
WEsTMINSTRER EsBTTEI
CHURCH, 70. Sion Seventh street, DO, 9an
Main and Bondeau. Services every Sabbath at
II y. IN. and p. m. Sabbath School at y. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at u p. m.
feblfS6-1y W. g. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED pREsBYTERIAN-cor Blondeau
and 9th streets. Services every Sabbath at | ] a..
N. and I p. m. Sunday School at s4a m.
apr76-'66-ly jams BRowH. Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL HURCH-High street,
between Fifsh and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath At II >. III. and p. m. Sabbath School at
; p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings
j. JpDKlNs. Jr., Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth
Preaching every Sabbath Mt II a m and p M.
Sabbath School at u p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
IN Wednesday evening. F. II. WiNANs,
t eHAr HAN SQUARE NJ. f. cuuRc nis.ss,
ner Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II a. M. and Z p. m. Sabbath
School At .. IN. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOIN HAYNES,
apr27-'66-1y Pastor.
FIRST Presbyterian Corner High and
Fourth streets Service. every Sabbath at II a.
m. and p. N. Sunday School at p P. m.
.pr2s.se ]. n. Ca,rrEspEs, Pastor.
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching Al II A. u.
| and y RI. Sunday School It u 4. \. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, At Il!
o'clock. [fsbtr611 J. WKsrovsn, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Open for public scr-
vice at II .. N, and 1t u p. m. The public cor
dislly invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-11
Sorthw,ssrl Union Packet Company.
"Whits Collar ~ Line,

Regular fare to St. Louis rwoipoLlARs. until fur
ther ordepE.
Daily line Of passenger Packets 70 s.. Louis md
All intermediate points, combating Of the 10!.
JAopD1. Csptsin Burnett, mastsf; the III.
SuD11DAN, Captain Davidson, master, and
the ITA00A. Captain, Robt. Hill, master, one
Of which viii leave the landing each day 1t
s:30 .. m.
The above boats win make close connection
with those running bet~een this point and 81.
panl.
Arrangements have recently been made in
transferring at Rock Island by which passenger
can reach ST. Paul ~ hours in advance Of any
other line.
In addition to The above the passenger snd
freight Packets WokLID Wep00, Captain
Moses Hall, master; VICTORY, Captain Sco'
aeld, master. and the PALMER. viii make reg
ulsr trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and st. 10.
serh and Southern Pacific Road to all points
west Of the Missouri river.
PatroniIe the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply 10 the mice Of tn
Company, corner Blondcau and Levec.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.