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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
10000 ACRES OF
STATE LANDS

We win at the same timeandupoH lac same terms
offer az Pd5lE Aucti0a nearly B.u0 acres OF line
Agricultural Lands belonging to the State lying
from one 70 ten miles from Lincoln.
We would add that Lincoln has now q population
Of twelve hundred inhabitants, and is rapidly grove
ing into both political and commercial Importance.
The Capitol Building IS now completed, and tue sos
sion Of the legislature Just closed was held IN t.
The action Of said Legislature so far as II related TO
future interests Of this place was as favorable as the
most ardent Of its friends could ask.
A general railroad law was passed under which
some hveO or six railroad companies center1ng here
proposed to avail themselves Of state aid and push
their roads 70 completion at AT early day, while az
least three confidently expect 70 be here within one
wear from this date
Tbis would seem 20 iUstjfE rs IN saying that Lin
/ coin, ~ 10 dlEfaltday tHlfbe tie NnaiEnnTolisn Of
Chicago.
This, taken in connection with the fact THAT al the
public are located here, and that witiigoHF
| and 3 half miles from town there Is, perhaps, Use
/ richest saline springs in the world. now in coarse 81
development, give assurance that 10 VIII be no grlN
nary Chance for Investment. Those who invested
at former state sales have been able 10 realize rom
/ one to five hundred per cent. advance.
/ Witness our hands This I'D day of February, 1869. &
DAVID BUTLER,
KENNlAED ID c1
Secy. of State.
1 QHNGlIEFSRIE,
&&N&4 Aae AEdlQ%
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

II. Lett has now a full stock of WallPa-
per and Stationery Goods which heis selling
very low-atretaiI, and in wholesale jobbing
lots at eastern prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

g. M. Henderson has returned nom HIS
trip east for New Goods, and has now opened
ed as fine a stock as we ever saw in this mar
ket. 1t has caused intensedellght among the
ladies, and affords even masculine human
nature a throb or two Of genuine satisfaction
to-know that his FIRST class goods are sold at
such low figures. He has undoubtedly the
finest assortment of ladies and childrens
dress goods and notions now IN this marEet,
comprising the very latest novelties Of the
eastern fashions. All styles of Dress Goods
known to the eastern market can there be.
seen. His stock of Millinery Goods is very
full and as good as it is beautiful. ladies, go
and see for yourself; you cannot fail to be
satished5andth they are congo Of rapidly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Furnas sells Grape Vines at 81 per dozen
and IS per 100. Strong, vigorous, well rooted
layers, from bearing wood, and grown In the
open air. HtTN
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

SopOrinlcg I-nvfgoratingg pleasantly
Those malt and vinous beverages sold at the
Alhambra. Berger knows Just how TO mix
'em, too, you bet!
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Ladies, AttentiOnI-You know that You
want a neat fitting, good, durable, well made
Shoe, for yourself n child; 90 to Grants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

HoItzinger's new stock Of Groceries and
oOeensware are splendid and cheap
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The best Coffee and e can be found at
Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
D D~1REcTORYs

N n. F~,-Br0Wnville Lodge No. ),
IN Tnesdav evening Of each Week, a. O'clock
80 thelr ban IN the Breytmeyer Bnck, On
Men Sisiting Brothets are invited
GEO. w. DORSEY Secy.
W-NemaFa valley Lodge No.4 =.
~. meets on the it and ~ Saturdays IN
- month. a. 8OclOck p ma - LntI Aal IN the
6-f-evor Brick. on Malr stree
Jas, NJ HACKED, secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Syrup, Sorghum and sugerhouse Molassei
by the quart gallon or keg, at Denis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Go 70 Billy valleau's for Chicago Beer, thu
best ever brought 20 this market
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Fence wire in abundance at shellenber-
ger Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Glass Fruit Jars Of the most approved
styles at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Small g. Bell viii ethe- old Red Store
Tor Lime, Cement. Hair. Salt Nails. Wagons.
Pl0Ws and Wooden Ware.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The latest novelties in the dry goods line
received daily at Nays Price R~egulator. q
Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

$1,000 Dollars and Expense Asee ad-
vertisement of Americans Sewing Ma
chine in our Advertising columns
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

You can get Chicago Beer at the Senate
the best Beer IN the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

HOus. for rent or saIe.-Can on ]. w.
Blackburn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

To Rsnt-An nice cottage with six rooms.
Apply 10 W. T. Den.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Look ont for bargains; Den's gone east
for New Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF
n MEDICINE, as diploma at once VIII
show, has been longer engaged in the treatment
of VEEEREALs SEXUA and PRIVATB DIsEAs-
rs than any other phygicianin st. Louis.
.STphlllS GOuOrrhH, elect, Structure, Orchittis,
Hernia, and huptare; all urinary Diseases and
Syuhiitic or Mercurial Affections Of Throat.
SKID or Bones, are treated with unparalleled
spermat0rrhea, Sexual Debility aad limo
tency, IS the result Of self a6use IN E1uth.se1n-
afexcess IN matufar years, or other canssal and
Which pfOduce some of the following efacfs. as
Nocturnal EmisSiens, blotches, debility, dizzi-
ness, Wmnes Of sigh confusion Of ideas, evil
foreb0dings, aversion % society Of females, loss
of memory and sexual pewer. and renderfn9
marriage improper, are permanently cured
Ihe DOctors opportunities IN hospital and
private practice are unsurpassed m St. Louis or
any. other city. Back flies ofSE Louis paners
PROVE that be has been IOcaied here lonetr tbau
any other so ouVerEsiug. The EtabiEnfneUf
uvalied in the west, unsurpassed anywhere.
Age, WIN experience. can be relied mon and
Ehe doctor canrefer tomany pllysiciansthreugn
out The country In past success and present
position hestands without 9 c0mpeIt0f.
The Writings eta Physician whose reSs
utafipn Is Bnf8a-Wid6 sh0uId
be WBrth rcadEnHs
DoCToR WHIfTIER publishes Z Msdie1f PaafDf-
70 relating TO yenereat diseases an the dfsRs-
vii be sent to any address In aseaIed envelope
for two stamps. Many Physicians Introduce pa
t3eHfs % the doctor alter reading hts medical
pampnleL Recommendations c~OufdenfiaL al
friendly talk VIII cost Won nothing. Office CEN
trai, yet retired-NO. 67 St Charles street. st.
Loals, NO. Hours Gam 70 2 pm. Sundays u
% pm Zy
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
Agents Wanted---S10 a Day,
TWO $40 MAPS FOR Sc.
PATENT REVOLVING DOUBLE MAPS

MAEAa -
Two Continents, America and Europe. and
America with the United States u0rs
tiOn on an immense scale.
Colored-tn 400 Counties
great Maps, now Just com
4 pleted, Ga x 81 inches large, show every
place Of importance, an Railroads. 20 date. and TIE
latest alterations in the various European States
These Maps are needed In every School and family
in the iand-theY occupy the space Of one Map, and
by means Ofthe ReverSer. either side can be thrown
'front.', and any part brought level to the eve. C5dnE
ty Rights and large discount given Is gO6d Agents.
and see sample Maps frst, if not sold taken back
on demand 1T. LLOYD, 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

MackereI, Goldfish. and a general assort-
ment Of nsh, can be found at
SWAN q BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Fan and spring Wheat Flour In 100
80 and Is ID, sacks, At swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

O'ase sesd-At oiiy Drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Fer just as nice Clothing as ever was made,
go TO Jacob MarhOn's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
NoN-ExPLosIvE
III NV Err AL OIL


Al HOLTZINGER'S.
TestImonfal-We copy the following tes-
timOniaI to our esteemed fellOw-citizen CIV.
Wheeler, from the North Missour5un, publish
ed at Gauatin, NO. and heartily endorse the
same:
Co. CL'Ks OFFICE, Daviess Co. No.,
NGanatin, May 9th, 1859.
We take great pleasure in recommending
G. w. Wheeler as n good and reliable Con
tractor and Bridge Builder BE built for us
Smiths Patent Tr1ss Bridge, 50 net span,
last winter. It gives entire satisfaction. Be-
lieving hat his Is the best WOOden bridge
now IN use we have contracted Will, Mr..
WheeIer to buildtwO large bridges for us over
Grand River, on this plan. We recommend
the adoption Of this long needed improve
ment IN wooden bridges By all who desire q
cheap, neat and substantial structure
Better BEAR,
Presiding Justice Co. Court.
g, N. KEENE, County Judge,
wy. N. BosrAPHs County Clerk
All who know Mr.. Wheeler, or the Smith
Bridge, viii endorse the above.
Sweet Potato Plants, in abundancs, at
ROsseI-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Trunks and valisss in great variety at
Mays Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

A large new stock of Dry Goods just re-
oeired and offered cheap by Teare q Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

ssIby's Union corn Planters, a few LEFT d
S~hellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

For SOle.-A Cottage and twoOf the most
desirable residence Lots in the city. Enquire
at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Farmers, buy your Corn o~nlavators at
Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Take Solid Comfort by getting you-a
pair'of those Cloth Boots, or Shoes, or Gait
ers, at Grants. O. eencrcLovL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

esnt's Furnishing ooods-At Het1srs
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
The foiIowIng r%esolulion was adopted:

ResoEUed, That a committee Of one be APP
pointed to advise with the Marshal, and in
conjunction with the same, have the culvert
repaired on Atlantic street. and the channel
completed through the tunnel, SO that the
water will pass through the same; and have
the work dOne by contract or otherwise, as in
city; the cost of said work not to excel one
hundrad dollars rf< r.ls
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

EnrnRs has the Concord Grape, two year
old layers, at sI per 100. WTlbearnex year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
i was appointed to serve as such
Mr.. Mathews offered the following:

Resolved, That a committee Of two be APP
pointed tOassertain the probable cost OF open
ing up Main street tO1the western limits OF
the city, and what assistance can be obtained
to aid In such work, and repOrta next meet
ing. ti1 &iSae
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

IL 90 vanses-At -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

white Beans, q choice article at Swan q
uroic mnH 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The Ives Seeding Grape is the great
American Prize Vine Grape. Furnas has
them for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Peoria MIX Crooks best ever offered In thi,
market, at F. E. johnson & cos n. McPher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
Adopted.

Messrs. Mathews and Robinson were up
pointed the committee.
Adjourned TO May 10, 1861 81
&c. McNAUGHToN, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Hats-afH etzeIs. ~. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

sHrsng Goods at HetzeI,s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

sweet Potato Plants, in snsHaaRss. 9
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

BErd Cages, all styles, low in price, &C Ne
Fall & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
LOCAL MATTERS

III. cslAapP. Ea1s6t.
THURSDAY MoRxISo. MA1 - lses
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

A1oles, s-You know hat you
want a neat lifting, good, durable, Well made
Shoe, for yourself and child; 60 to Grants.
The latest novelties in the dry goods line
received daily at Nays Price Regulate, 2
Main street.
For sOIe.-A Cottage and twosOf the most
desirable residence Lots inthe city. ENQUIRE
at this Office.
Take Solid Comfort by. getting you a
pafr'of those Cloth Boots, or Shoes. 81 Gait
ers, at Grants. -eaergIoyZ
Peoria MIX Crooks best ever oaeredi in this
market, at F. E. johnson cos, n. McPher-
son Block oND
The Ives Seeding Grape is the great
American Prize Wine Grape. Furnas has
them for sale.
Organs-Burdett's, nom si4ot to ssoo; Ma.
son & Hamlinls. s75to $780,
JAMES R. DYE, Brownville.
Gentlemenss Albert shoes, Base-BalI
Shoes, and Polish Gafters,-fO sale at RObi-
som uszv
Everythingin theline OF staplean fan
cyGrceeriea atsWans& Brother's. An Z
30 Perch Of good Rock for sale. Enquire
Of Star At Mays Regnlator. X
Highest market price paid FOR wheat, oats,
corn, &c, by Bedford & Handley.
Private medical aid, e a DR.. whittier's
advertisement. 3
ParasOls in great variety at Mays Regu-
lator.
N. NJ. HOltzinger has perfectly Dry Wood
for sale.
Boots and shOcs-AtH etzers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Organs.ABurdetts. nom st4O to 5000; Ma,
son & Hamlinls. sz5to $780,
JAMEs r. DYE. Brownsville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

1QHE
~ . Aae AEdtWE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
Q 10 AUeHT0N, -.
TUESDAY, May 4, i

Petition Of r. c. Berger, ct. al, asking that
license be granted to sell malt, spirituous and
vinous liquors in the city of Brownville, was
read, and license ordered to be issued upon
his conforming to the provision Of the ordi-
nance relating thereto.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

J. I. Colhapp, Editor.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY I& 1859.
white Beans, a choice article at swan q
Bros.
FurmsTs, buy your Corn cnlavators at
Den's.
Fence wire in abundance at ~shellenber-
esr Rroas
m best Coffee and Tea can be found at
Swan & Bros.
HOus. for rent or saIe-Cam on J.. W.
Blackburn.
Look ont for bargains; Den's zone east
for New Goods.
Glass Fruit Jars Of the most approved
styles at swan 4 Bros
Trunks and valisss in great variety at
Nays Regulator. ra
sslby's Union Corn Planters, a few Iea Il
s~hellenberger Bros.
To hemE-A nice cottaBe Win Oh OOMs
Apply 70 W. 7. Den.
Go 20 Billy Valleau's for Chicago Beer, the
best ever brought 20 this market
TOu can get Chicago Beer at the Senate;
the best Beer IN the United States.
A large new stock of Dry Goods just re-
oelred and offered cheap by Teare q Co.
Fan and spring Wheat Flour In 100,
80 and Is ID, sacks, ~ Swan & Bros.
Syrup, Sorghum and sugerhOuse Molasses
by the quart, gallon or key, at Den's.
HoItEinger's new stock Of Groceries and
o-Oeensware are splendid n cheap
DON'T faTI ocan on Hauk & Armitage If
you wish choice Groceries, or Provisions.
JUs received by Robert Teare & Co, a
large Stock Of Boots and Shoes, and at prices
20 suit every One
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Highest market price paid for wheat, oats,
corn, &c, by Bedford & Handley,
Private medical aid, read DR.. whittiers
ADVERTISEMENT. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

O0KDENsED TI1IE TABLE
VA. missouri valley and North Mo. r. Rs.
-oorra Eksr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

boots and shOes-At Hetzers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

" 80. Il|IIEH NVUUI NIEIA
an who know Mr.. Wheeler, or the Smith.
Bridge, will endorse the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-12
The Veteran Soldicrs' and Sailors Associa'
fi0n.
PROBABLE HOMICIDE,

Stabbing ARRAY at Brooklyn GINS House.
The gas house Of the Citizens Gas Company, Smith
street. near Fourth place. about two O'Clock yester-
day afternoon was the sceneof ARRAY which, it is
believed, viii result In the death Of the injured
party.
1t appears from what can be learned through the
statements of the prisoner, whose name is owen
Hand and the police, that an old feud has exist.
ed for some time between James O'Donne
and Hand. This ranked the temper OF both
the gas house, and encounters growing out
OF this Ill feeling were not OF uncommon occur
renee. Shortly after resuming work. between one
and two O'Clock IN the afternoon, O'Donnell 50 the
prisoner says met him IN passageway and threw
sand In his face and struck him twice with his fist.
Soon after this they met again and clutchec each
other, but were separated by fellow wOrkmen. The
next time they encountered each other which was but
a few minutes subsequently, Hand stabbed his adver
sary with sheath knife, such as sailors use,
INJECTING two terrible wounds. The 1rst stab,
which was in the pit OF the stomach being so deep
and broad as to cause The bowels 70 protrude In u
frightfu manner The second wound which is not
30 severe is in the breast. one OF the bystanders
Immediately procured the assistance of q surgeon,
while another notified the police at the Forty-third
precinct station house. A couple Of patrolmen were
at once despatched to the scene of the
ARRAY and removed the injured man to the
Long Island College Hospital. Hand IN the
meantime repaired to. the station house and
and voluntarily surrendered himself to Sergeant
Governs who was on duty at the desk at the time.
He was locked up in the cells to await further nves-
hgati0n
laborer native Of Ireland, is married, anu resides
on Fifth street, near Smith. The wounded man,
whose condition was very critical last evening, Is
also married and has family living In Court street.
ported that the wounded man had died Of his
injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-12

with lumber 10 Scns. O.. ''''' ~ 80" '
sohr Santa hara Harding Bangor via Bridgeport fos
lansska, Gray, xilbridss Tor New York, With Inns
schr sarah Jones, Handy, Boston for Philadelphia
sehr Thomas Ellis kelly, Gloucester for New York. vita
scir Hannah Wiets, Bou New Bedford for New York.
sssr sOssDsas Insey ts y! FOR IN Nsw sS.t
scbr David Pearsa VOORHEES, Greenwich for New York.
Schr Mary Mead, Thrashor, Taunton for New York,
schr Sheppard A Mount, Knapp, Providence for New
Hchr George Hotchkss Bracket Providence New York
schr White Rock, Hubble, proyidence for New York.
Schr Amelia, Wooten, Providence for New York.
Schr Ben Butler Fowler, New London for New York
schr Zuleu Kenyon buckingham, Portland, CT for New
schr Hattie Butler, Strickland, Portland, @, for New
scsr Sam Weller Brootway, rCrslsns g. fsr Nsx York.
schr Nellie bloomfield, .obbis Wes.port for New York
schr Niagara, johnson, Porichester for ;Essy ys:s
schr George Green, Mclaughlin Northport for New Yor
schr Lafayette, Baker, Port Jefferson for New York.
schr L Bartlett Kicker, Goose Island for New York.
sehr Phsbe Ann, Roberts, Glen Cove for New YORK
BOUND EAST
Brig George F, White, New York for Windsor, Ms.
Brig Albert -, New York for Boston,
Schr NJ Wells, Jennings, Baltimore for Hartford.
schr Reading Railroad No ~ Carroll Philadelphia foS
schr MerrIck, Stephens, Philadelphia for Proyncsown.
ss Martin NorwS
Schr + Potts, Robbins, Port johnson for New Haven
s ser af rSr sGf FOR
sehr Enterprise Verify RsndSu. for Rqs Iyyn;s.,
schr Sarah. G New New York for Portland.
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ARRIVALS!

c,o nErTnrE p by the hEnAhp SrEAN YAcIry.
pssseaSers s' y the s
has saw
pu nasgss sr H.vr.
gre Sis ase and lss passengers to Geo %ekeuse
wass :@s ss ASs @
sou :sst casa ssms'
'S a%. ns Sam ssyso
lat ~ passed brig showing red signal with white let
mdae and passengers. 10 H Morgan 1 90.
steamshid Brunette Howe Philadelphia, with mdsc, to
ma Ss asys4 ys..s p""ss hs Es
the southern passage and had moderate weather. with light
Bari Evelyn ot Gleraar Jenkins Monteviaeo june ~
Ssp' w and Sn setting to since had
ss s;S !s'% ~ XII a.
IBID Mon.cvdso for s. Taonas; 10Th iat IS lon o
'snss S9 w ss
81 passed British bark showing white aag with black
lon 50 passed bark Mamie Bell from Montevldeo for
Brig Virginia, tombstone 81 Pierre Mart u days. with
Brig Inginac, Foanslee, Port Prince, IL days, with
Brig Mesien oi BOSTON,, jones' Trinidad, cusa, 30
day with mOa'ses to Tnaea Delvas Co. Had light
wP % Sr%' b. SaSRRss Nassau Mp 10 days. with
brig Sor Sty1 tof Sullivan Me-, HIM. from days.
with lumber, to Asup Clark vesset Thompson Hun.
schr Kcokuk, Small st Johns, PR l6 days. with moasscs,
70 Simpson a Cap Had m9de q weatIer WITH light
Henry RUSSELL from Boston for New Orleans left in port
schr yen!ross Br, Roberts, Nassau, 10 days, with ron
scIr VIM Jones Lines, s, Marys, Ga, 10 days. with ma
sehr n Bramha, Stout Savannah, days, with lumber
n ssSr John Fsrr. s. John, wnmngson Nc day. with
whaling bark Sea Queen Moore, OF wcspor 81 months out
Ss d. s s' SS % ''
s ssS 5.ai mG G. bs rssa% vIssn Virginia"
Bass"ct asass New Haven
Schr W Morris, Pierce, Dolawarc.
.wn
The ship White Swallow, from ccbu, arrived loth con-
The Norwegian bark Rapid, from Marseies, which ar
lived Oin T. eonsgnsdcaIso 10 james Henry weasel to
Passed Throueh Hell Gate,
building sG ons * cns Sb for New YORK; with
schr keduakia, Mitchell, shuec, Ms, for New York, with
sshr storm King Parsons 8. John. NIB 10 days for New
ss6r FORD, Carpenter RockiSnd Mr. II days, for New
scSr Albert Treat Saw 4 george. Mr., days. with
sah Johnson East mschas for New York. with tim
sch, spsr,s Smith Pembroke for New York. with timber
sehr As.nors Lord Franklin days. for New York. with
schr Silver Be saisyp Gardner for Now York, w,hlun.
Der 10 Boynton's Son Il Co.
stone.
schr Partridge Snow Rockland for New York, with
me 10 Prcssey Co.
schr VIM Ham fresaey Rocklaud FOR New yors, with
lime 10 Prcssey a 90.
schr dover iiobrook, Rockland for New York, with
sShT fas HUDSON Greeley. Roclaud New Rochelle for
New York.
sshr VIM Hone, Torrev, Bangor, 10 days for New York,
with lumber 10 Bell 4 BROS
sehE SulSh stetson, Baker Bangor for New York, with
lumber 70 Watts 4 Pcttinger
Se6T Judge Tsnnsy CaVsaash, Bangor for Newark with
luwbsv.
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SHIPPIN N E w S.
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F., Almanac for New YOrlk-,This Day.
Sun rises. .... 5 OF Moon SETS. ...eve 10 II
Sun sets. ....". OF High water. morn -
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST n. 1860.
-s>s<-.~,>>-N-ss-~.~~~-~~~
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steamship Nevada (Br), Green, Liverpool Williams 4
Guion.
Steamship Alaska Gray, AspinwalPacihc Mail Steamship
Co.
Steamship Rapidan Mallory, Savannah Livingston, FOX
4 Co.
Steamship saragossa Ryder, Chareston-A Leary.
Steamship Empire, Price. Wilmington, NC-James Hand
Steamship Volunteer, jones' Wilmington, NC Loriard
Steamship Acushne, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson d
Wood.
Ship Constitution OBJ, Dutton, Liverpool Williams q
Gulon.
Ship Nautilus, Hagen, Lcndon--C 1. Wright Co.
Ship Susan Kinks, Phinney, Leghorn and Naples-v
Brown Il Co.
Ship Gentoo, Freeman. Batnnore-saiter Liverinore
Bark Atlantic (NG) schutcnhuter Liverpool-C Tobias
Co.
Bark Dominica (Ita), Colote, Treste-James Robinson
AGO.
Bark Jasper, Webber, st John NB-Yates Porterleld
Brig Green Olive r) Feribow, Cork for orders-G Bull.
brig Jenny DAM Launtzen Port Spain and Porto cabelo
Brig Naiad Brl, Eve Cienfuegos Tucker Lghtbourne.
Brig Crescent tBr), Faulkner, Windsor NSJ Whitney
schr Cranda (Br), Pettis, Yarmouth, Ms via South
Amboy--Crandal, Umphray & Co.
Schr Ellen Wyman (Br st John, Mp Ncvhls 4 Sons
schr W Gesner Esbert, Richmond va-van Brunt 4
schr Tunis Bodne Buncs, Batimore-Bentley, Miller 4
Thomas ~
Schr Wood Wood Batmore-C Staples
Schr Brilliant, Wass, Addison, Me-Snow Richardson
Schr Waterman, Chase, New acknowledgement &
Wood
Schr Dart, johnson, Stanford
sloop Oriental, Ovorton, Bridgeport eager.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
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gave s, 900 to be appropriated for this purpose
VIEWS OF THE CHAIRMAN A..
After some further remarks by those prcdcIs
chairman gave MS views OF the objects OF the asso.
clati0n 1t was simply to secure the election OF
men to public ONCE and carry forward all such mea.
sures as might be deemed efi1clent to correct all
abuses In regard to the expenditure Of pubic
Finally II was moved that all the resolutions and
documents be referred to the Executive Committee.
This being carried the meeting adjourned until next
Wednesday afternoon.
The Veteran Soldiers and Sailors Associa.
ton.
This association met at their headquarters No. o
Court street. last evening, Major J. J. DE Barry
presiding. The Major called the attention Of the
members OF the association to the fact that they
would soon have an opportunity Of exerting their
influence In behalf OF those who had je0pardzed
their lives to preserve the Union. The claims
OF the soldiers III the coming campaign should not
be overlooked and II the political organizations OF
the country turned deaf ear to them they would
place ticket OF their own in the field.
Ten propositions for membership were approved
and the committee on credentials ordered to ex-
anime.
Fifteen new members were elected, and the assocl-
alton then adjourned until the 18th OF August.