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w. CLYBURN, Agent.
FOR SALE.

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on Broad
street known as the Rosser House, at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. J. L. Reed.
Also the residence ON DeKalb street, next
east of the Methodist Church, known as the
Shuford House. For terms, &c., apply to
mch14 W. CLlBURN.
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VENETIAN BL1NDs.-No invention was
ever 50 important to the people of hot eli
mates as the Venetian Blind. Admitting
the air and shaded light, while keeping
out the heat and glare, they are absolutely
essential to comfort in this climate. If the
Houses of any of our readers are destitute of
these desirable contrivances, they should at
ouce, before the hot weather sets in, send
their orders to Mr.. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne
street. Charleston S. c., manufacturer and
dealer in doors, sashcs, blinds, balusters,
mouldings, &C., &c. mar. 28 IT,
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Mortgage Sale.

7 WILL SELL in front of the court house IN
i Camden, on the first Monday in April next,
ONE MULE seized under mort gage as the prop
erty of Mansion Gary st the suit of Robert Pow
ell. Terms Cash. j, P. BOSWELL, Agt,
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SEEING is DEcE1y1SG.-IIere is row OF

SEEING is DEcE1yISG.-llere is row Of
ordinary capital letters and figures
SSSX XZZZ3 33SSS
They are such as are made upof two parts
of equal shape. Look carefully at these and
you will preceive that the upper halves are
very little smaller than the lower halves-so
little that an ordinary eye will declare them
to be Of equal size. Now turn the page up
SIDE down, and without any careful looking
YOU will see that this difference in size is
very much exaggerated-that the real top
half of the letter is very much smaller than
the bottom half. twill be seen from this
that there is a tendency in the eye to enlarge
the upper part Of any object upon which it
may look. We mig ght draw two circles Of
unequal size, and 50 place them that they
would appear equal.
DIR. TUTr's LIVER PILLs.-As purgative
medicine they stand unrivalled Their ac-
tion is uniform. certain and safe. They are
entirely vegetable and do not cause those
gripping pains that most pills do.
DR., VIM. II. Tmt:-Dcar sir.-I have long
been sufferer of torpor of the Liver and
Dyspepsia, and in search of relief l have
tried almost every medicine recommended
for those diseases, but have never derived
half the benefit from any of them that l
have from your Vegetable Liver Pills They
are Invaluable, and l would recommend them
to all with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache or Blk
liOusness. Yours truly,
W. ). BLAIR, Late OF Danville. Va.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is the best in the
World
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gists at so cents.
LASTING LovLINEsS.--Twenty years ago,
when paint, pearl powder and enamel, were
running the compilations and destroying Che
health of women of fashion, Hagan's Mag,
nolia Balm was brought out as pure botap;
i,al cosmetic, guaranteed to restore bloom
and beauty to the skin. From that time to
the present it has been continually rising lin
public estimation as the safest and most iun-
exceptionable preparation of its class. In
steal of producing an artificial, metallic sur;
face, like the deadly enanels. or poisoning
the cuticlcs like the willing fluids sold under
various names as "beautifers," it keeps the
skin as soft as velvet, renders it as smooth
as satin, and imparts to it that delicate, rosy
tinge, which is the beau ideal of complexion
a. lovcliness. This exquisite chromatic effect
is not transient BY applying the Balm dai-
ly it may be prolonged from youth to age.-
A lady who purchased the first bottle of the
article nineteen years ago, writes to say that
her complexion at forty is 'purer, clearer and
more brilliant than it has ever been;" and
she attributes its beauty solely to the daily
use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm. O..
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PIEDMONT s ARLINGTON
co
OF VIRGINIA.

THIS COMPANY offers great inducements to
l persons who want their lives insured. 1t
issues Policies at rs low rates as the safe man
aqemcnt of the business for the interest of all
concerned will permit. Its financial ability is
unquestionable. Among the managers of this
institution are some Of the most solid aud able
men of the city Of Richmond, equally -distin-
guishei for their business experience, their
wealth and their high standing in society. The
company maintains the highest credit for the
safe and prudent manner in which its affairs
have been managed, and is of itself monument
of the success of skill, forecast and energy
Its loses have been lighter than any other COM
pany during the same amount of business.
See below some of the practical results of life
insurance in this company: .-ss
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HoDGsCM g. DUNLAP
Fancy and Toilet Articles.

IN Large Variety, such as Toilet Sets, Dress
| ing Cases. (both ladies' and gentlemen'1l :,
Toilet Stands, Jewelry Stands, Work Boxes
Vases, Leather and Silk Bags and Port MonieS,l
Also, German Cologncs, Lubin's and Lows'a
Extracts, Lubns Soap, besides .a~large lot Of
other Perfumeries and Fancy Soaps.
H0DGSON & DUNLAP.
t--rS a-e,7 i~2 nFeaT r.
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Losses Paid in Kershaw County.

'1IUSSCS l. o1u III 1ANASA4o" SouAAcJ'
Dr.. T. W. Salmond. lO,OO0
Joseph B. Hughes e'ooe
R. C. Drakeford. 6,O0O
8. A. B. Shannon. on.---.-----..--.--.-.- 5,0oO
F. J. Collier 1000
The Piedmont and Arlington has passed the
rigid inspection of the Insurance Departments
of New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Cali
fornia, sc. 80
By its caution, economy, security and prompt
ness it commcnds itself to all wbo seek the ad-
vantages of Life Assurance.
It's growth is unequaled; its expenses small |;
its investments secure; il pays losses promptly;
no useless restrictions; all policies non forfeita
BILE; rights Of patrons are guaranteed on its pol
icies; it is equal to any company, surpassed by
none, and only asksyeu to examine its merits
before insuring.
Other companies can tell you what they will
do. bnt the PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON con
SHOW you WHAT they have done. 49,
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To which they invite the attention of pur'
chasers,
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DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY.-S500
reward for an incurahle case. Sold by drug.
eists at so cents.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Assyria (Br), Smith, Glasgow henderson
Steamship Olympia CBp. Young, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
Steamship @ wifherbee. Leet Port Henry and Que.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris 4
& nsesmship Regulator, Freeman Wilmington, NC-Loril.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship fanita Doane, dclphia-Lorillard
Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston-H Dimock
ship Palmyra (Br Webb Bristo-E Morlan's Sons
Bark Zingra (Br), Lucas, Queenstown Falmouth for
Bark Arletta, Dow Gcnoa-walsh, Field & wny
Brig Amata lBr) McNittc, Exeter
Brig Nuova PrOydenza Qtal Manganaro Gibraltar for
ordcrs-Funch, Edge 4 Co. vs.
Woodruff. ''
schr Annie Bayard dsr), Fasham, st Johns, NF-Heney
schr b Bramhal, Stout savannah-Evans Ball 4
Co. ' "
schr Nina, Hudson, Charcs,on-Evans Ball Co.
Schr Cora, Bush Washington, NC-Madson Holmes 4
Son.
Schr jamestown, Hcadlcy, Richnond-slaght A Petty
Schr Watchul, Gill, Richmond-H Jackson A Co.
schr Lucy Mailman. Eizabethport-John Boynton's
Sons.
schr NJ G Davis, Davis Derby-Rackett Bro
Schr Acken, Meade, Stamford-Stamford Manufac-
turing Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, PhiIndeIphia
cleared ioth--Bark ornus Pcttngill, Havrc-Boyd
Brig Nellie Husted White, Galveston-Theo NIckcrson
a Co.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
COURT CAlENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Leonard.-NOs. s, 81, AZ, so, sc. Call 81.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 4-IIeld by
Judge Spaulding.-NOs. los, Isl. Part Held by
Judge Shea.-Nos 49, 124, 16O, &c. SS, 1874, 16s 2O6
234, 2s6, 292, 313. Part 2-Held by Judge JOacnim.
son.-Nos 49, 252, 2s7, 2so, 2sl, 293, 2s5 297 29s,
3ol 303, 305, 307, 800. 81. Part 3-Held by Judge
Curtis.-Nos 262 324, 296, 326, S2s, 800, 332, 334
33s, $40, 342, 3i4, 34s, $50. 352
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs-Held by Cunning
$. Bedford, City Judge.-The People VS.. Martin
Forester, rape; Same VS.. Cornelius MCGUIRE rape I;
Same vs. William Dunn, felonious assault and bat,
terry; Same vs. William J. Meagher, burglary same
vs.. Isaac Ephram and Louis Jacobs, burglary
Same vs. Charles Davis and James Whaen, grand
larceny; Same vs. Anna Williams, grand larceny
same vs.. Henry Merose, grand larceny; Same vs.
FRANK Hudson, grand larceny; Same vs.. John
Grier, grand larceny; Same vs. Kate Ryan, grand
larceny; Same Vs. Susan Wilson and Josephine
Clark, grand larceny; Same VS.. John Brown, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Edward Began and Simon J.
thomas, grand larceny from person.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
COURT or C0mmOA PlEAs.
The Mcintyre Divorce Case RcPor'e'
from the Referee.

The Mcintyre Divorce Case RcPorteu
from the Referee.
Before Charles T. DAILY.
The referees report in the case OF Catharihe nc-
lntyre against Charles Mcintyre, in which tue
plaintiff, a beautiful girl of eighteen seeks
divorce from the defendant on the grouno oi
adultery, presents
That the plaintir and defendant were marrieu
April 10. 1871. and lived together until February,
IS72 when the plaintiff refused to live with deen-
lant MS his vile ON the ground that he had commit
ted adultery; that in February, 1872 defendant
committed adultery with a certain female, whose
name is given in the testimony and on other occa-
sions about this time visited houses OF Ill fame ana
repeated tie olNnce with various female inmates;
that tiis was cone witheut the knowledge or con-
sentV OF the plaintiff, whe left him on becomngaware
of the facts That plaptiff is therefore entitled TO
an absolute divorce; that defendant owns Sls,oOo
worth OF real estate sn West Fortyirst street and
F0rty-siXth street and represented himself 10 be
worth $So, 600 when he martied plalntl1, VINO tnen
was and now is poor; that deendant since the
commencement of the divorce proceedings, Ias
transferred his property to his brother Patrick Nc
lntyre, to avoid payment of alimony; That, Under
these circumS ances, $1,000 per aanum payment
alimocy ought to be paid by defendant to pltlntif
and $500 counsel lee paid by him TO paintii coun-
sell
The case came up in Common Pleas, Chambers
betore Judge CharcsP. DAILY, on motion TO c0n!rm
the referees report, but owing to the absence OF
ceansel an adjournment was hsd.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

lon g 20 passed baTf Celeste Sept q lat e %,
Ss%%d &5 &5 ~
Ss%ss = :$:s ssSs
ss % ns @ % ss;ssw to
va avre tn With mdss and passengers, 70 Kanhsrdt
KS Was yS kenneay GayssS9 sePt And
70 81 Ist ins ia.ss 4 $ brig bound
lat g aSios Il steamship Sherman, hence
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory Savannah Sept 49,
wa and e Sent
Snds a' r"@ NV w I'sah heavy swell
s,ssmsnip rssss Bell Hlsscan Rlchmend city 5 Ron.
;"n1 ss win ase ana passengers 70 the oa 10
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Grorsetown, Dc with
Ship New World Champion, London Aug 8. with mdse
s Gs in ballast
spoke berks Jens Lassen (Nor,, from Alicante Tor New
Brig w D Andrews Jenkins, Dcmerara 20 days with
CO. a t n s been nor nc
haeras Left In port schr Hortensa, for New York. in
@ EsGss1 @ S:6 Bermuda days. with bal
Brig Pathfinder of Digby, NsS Morehouse Cow Bay IL
vessel h To hensy GSs ana to Swain son'
r Eas,ein Ess CITY cyre baltimore aaay for
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Goo W Halls (Br) Barker Wentworth l2days with
plaster sst. e c.andaiI 9sriea,X 4 Be. ".
@ a sp9ca Gapp MilOrdss f0r New York. with
psySSn 4s%a ERsss s eS Go
schr 4 II hodgmah, Sweet Calais for New York. with
schr Chase Peek RocEand for New York, with lime to
sehr Q BasOn crOsbe, Lockport for New York. with
schr ssio Smith Pembroke for New York, with lumber
schr Sarah, Fish, Mystic for New York. with stone to
sehr ehr Texas Smith sproydsnse for New York
schr schr . H.ra sharkey, NeW London for New Yerk;
sshT Walter T9Srnaike Hall Boston New York
ser seh Nss Snass New Bedford for New York
EasG Sa Soys ss
vss Schr Susan Scranton. Palmer Greenwich for New
BAY ssns: ss
York N''''"' '""'' -'A' 'of NC"
sshr Smith, Eston Fall River New York
muse ana passengers.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden. New York for Boston,
schr Southern Cross tBr, Green New York shulee,
@ @schr Mail % Mead, New York for Greenwich
chr Smith futile. sothsrn EisabspSrt % fsr Fors Fyfs
dence. ' ' P' ~ AA'''
schr G Smlh, Brown, New York for Hartford.
schr Hattie Stewart, Virginia for New London.
Schr Mm Thomson, Lander, Rondout for Boston,
sshr Boaz Bowl New YORK for Boso% 1f ff0''asn0'
,schr Pennsylvana, Whtock, Elizabethport for Dor
schr F Webb, Abbott Rondout for Boston.
vidence O
Schr ego, Bishop, New York for wareham
Schr j II Trpp Nickerson, New York for Wareham.
sh schr Gen Grant JShnson Troy for South Boston
Schr Hamburg, Fletcher, New York for st John, NIB.
Sohr "a ward irving Burns South Amboy for Hartford
Scir Flight Chase, Elizabethport for Providence
schr ID Pitts TAFT, Albany for Riverhead.
schr Lady Emma, Carroll, New Brunswick for Ports
mouth "
River w. S ~
Sshr Geo Savage, Nye, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Berry, Waters, HOboken for Providence.
Steamer Tnetis. Gale, New York for Providence.
steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Fall River
Steamer Galatea, Nye. New YORK for Providence
STEINER Ratuesnake, Pierce Philadelphia for Boston
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
Marine Disasters.

srEAMsHIr EycALInAR CBr from Cardiff for Pctou he.
Az. @rcG on Sept i and Purehassd Cac
Hf % hull Ss made az s e s@S on The SSa for
BARK AsITy Baker at San Francisco sh inst Bal
hours s3s hac saes NE M %
~ or Rio, experienced a heavy pampero. lasting IS
Sawarks & &hSsHy oH as ss
ngs.
nssG Sa EsS
arrival ' ~ M
sr n;s % Ss% .ua
but when short distance from the wharf struck the
the too G neswsy ,nds ing
ShOE Snd he wa; %rNppea but before
n o ana $ Sssasas sSSS
sf her ss S Pa Sa III sss
eee ens sH are
a aHE Ea %ons to p% n her c bnt the tide was
y the hS,RSs
ScHR 4 NJ scuLI, steelman, of and from Philadel-
phia for Boston with $40 tons coal ashore on the
o M o e~ S % inst and bsed
Dc ss s1re h for Washing
eSs not
ScHR ALEX YouYc while lying in the at Alexan-
Ss sb had & her bbOom and K
Ariel was swinging to an anchorage.
Ssa wb S Of col
some damage and damaging the other vessel to the
scnRJ CRAIG tof Porand Alley in going into Port
land harb'r n on Saturday from shing cruise mis-
lett her about two feet when the steamtug Uncle sam
towed her off and left her at House Island wharf
being ashore saco has out Of the dock repared
and is now fitting new mainmast.
for rDTt T eos
Ten as49re ns night Of I, on the south end Dutch
afternoon of 10th, but found wreckng schr ady
to aT s,a caS aSt
assistance from the wrcckers
% %scnR B4RkAhsw !of Greenwich, from New York for
and lSd With water she now Hes in Pot Cove e
ccrtaned. N""e0 "o' "''
os P.SanS @ EaeE wsdpporo Salem put
pairs.
scnooyERs AsHoRE-stcamcr Columbia. at Alexandria
CEDAR s@I %in %Se %oS%
ashore az Matthias aiSGas Pon Sn p"do' Shoals and 'm" sch
,I L,yFSroo Sept s1The Eagle Wing Blake arrived here
fo psscd Mha A"S @ to be IN LAT
In distress G bore towards her and found her to be vessel
make ~ a n e s Stern %as an eas GSd w M
her we're ss wos o SS ans ss
70 be Otherwise seriously cut up and very dan
arrived here June - from London when being iowed
bSw:pS bbSSm and for ores. Tie EDsneser "wss wss
almost ready 10 sail Tor New London CT.
Miscella neOus.
Purscr III Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes from
Savannah. has our thanks for favors
Purser Macbeth, OF the steamship Manhattan, from
Charleston. has our thanks for favors
SHP Milo, 40l tons. which has been In New Bedford
since May y 1869, has been sold TO Messrs Rhodophus
Beetle and VIM al Cook.
REWARD or MrRIT-Captan VIM Henry late master Of
Of Florida in August, ls during remendeas SurrcSne,
his mertorious services in saving and reshippng the
cargo after the disaster
LAuScHED-Mcssrs Douglass 4 Curry, OF Maitland, Ns,
have recently launched bark of 40 tons, called the
Edith built for themselves and Capt George Douglass
who will command he0
Whnlemen.
Arrived at Taicahuano July 2i, brig Highland Mary,
oisag iiarbor u mos out from sydney, NSW, with 100
bbs SD oil taken In that time. She at ChrstOphcrs
leland but no Am wlalcr there About Juno TO- In
LAT 26 Ion 167 w spoke ship Jas Arnold Briggs NIB with
1000 bbls OIL The II " has shipped men for months
Arrived at New Bedford sept II, schr Ellen Iodman,
Jenney, ATLANTIC Ocean, from Hatoras Ground, win S5
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuuaT-'H BANKRUPTCY.

Alleged Fraudulent TRANSIT r OF Prop
crty-DeeisiOn.
Yesterday Judge Blatchford rer idered decision
m the case OF William f. Jobbins vs. Joseph r Brou
ner ct al. He says there must ,e decree setting
aside as fraudulent the transfers OF the
goods and OF the Hob oxen property %
1ibertson and the transfers OF property IN
Justus Smith, Charles Il. Bas sett, Townsend JACK.
UOn James K. Jackson and Joseph r. Brouner, and
the assignment to Beding. There mrst be a refer
ence to q master, under whose direction such of
the property as can be *)und willbe transferred
and delivered to the plaintir and by whom
accounts will be taken OF the residue and OF Its
value. All the questiU,ss raised by the defendant
Bolding to the extelfS Of his accounting and as
10 allowances ctaimed by him will come up on the
report on the accounting. The tbill must be dis
missed with costs as to Mary L. Smith ana Horace
n. ssaith The amen6ments proposed to the bill
are allowed
D|McMahon br plaintiff, B. "A. Willis Por Albert
son. W. b. PutAeyi C0r the ether defendants.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
SURR0GATE'S COURT.
The Pike Contested Will Case.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

BeIUrc SuTTURdte HUlCHIHRS.
The case In which the will OF the late Noah s.
Pike, clother, who died leaving about five hun.
dred thousand dollars worth of property, is con.
tested by his son, George N Pike, on the ground OF
the insanity Of his father when the will was made
came on yesterday morning before Surrogate Il.
~. Hutc!iihes lor continued hearing. By the
Will only one-eighth OF the property was
left to the contestant, while the rest Was he
other children OF the testator. WV
George n. Pike appeared as witness ana testl.
1td that his father, for some time previous TO
imbeclity, his mind having become wrecked on ac-
count OF his constant unnatural qualification OF
his pass.ons. In this connection the details of the
testimony were too Indecent for publication and
the witness showed strong emotion as he gave his
evidence, he also alleging that IL was because OF
Ais proper apd imi'elatyely calledior interference
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COUNT.

Alleged VlOlEtion OF the Shipping Act
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States VS.. Thomas Mulins.-The de-
PENDANT was held to wait the action Of the Grand
Jury on charge Of having violated uhe new Ship
ping law by improperly boarding vessels. He gave
bail in the sum OF $500 and was discharged.
Naturalization.
Since the 9Th Of the present month sixty-one per-
Bons have been naturalized as citizens in the
United States courts OF this city.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
THE COUR rs.

Decision in Bankruptcy Violation Of the Ship
ping ralization-Important Habeas
Corpus Case-A Scene in Court-Alleged
Illegal Imprisonment-Judge Bowling
in Court-Fraudulent Claim Against
the County-The Mcintyre Di-
vorce Suit-The Pike Will -
Case-Business Of the
General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. 1s.

Troops.
WASHINGTON, Sept. H. 1872.
The Secretary OF War has received the following
telegram, giving news from the Northern Pacific
Railroad expedition and its military escort
CHICAGO, Sept 16 1872.
Captain Kellogg, OF the Lieutenant Generals
stan, lett Colonel Stanley's command August "a
and arrived here Oh the 1lth inst. The expedition
had been TO the mouth OF Powder River making
only general examination going out. on their
return they were making an instrumental survey
and had located thirty-f0ur miles coming eastward
from Powder River, ana were so working eastward
at the rate OF about four miles a day. They found
q very practicable route for q railroad part of IL
being entirely new to white men. They were
threatened by the Indians and had several slight
skirmshes, but no one was hurt. The expedition
up to the time OF Captain KellogQs leaving It, had
been entirely successful, the Indians being com
pletcly thwarted by the skill and vigilance of
Colonel Stanley. Some newspapers probably con-
founding this with the expedition under Major
Baker, have published entirely erroneous accounts
OF 10. JAMES Il. FRY, Adjutant General,
Major Bakers eXpe lition accompanies Professor
Hayden on bis geological survey.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM yAcurs AMI
HERALD wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Scotia lBr), Lott, Liverpool Sept T. and
queenstown S PM with mdsc and 252 assenqcrs 10 q
G. Francklyn. Arrived at 1905 AM Had ire 81, and
NV winds with high head sea, most OF the passage.
sept n, lat ~ A. Ion 30 81 passed steamship Ny0nzn ir)
bound same day lst45Os Ion 5s q spoke bark Eliza
" 49, ship Crusader lBr), from Liverpool for New YORK
same day lat 43 o. Ion 0S0 bapk Favorite (,r bound
w; lOih, lat ~ Ion 6I 49, White star steamer. bound M
Steamship Ilaly tBr), Thompson, Liverpool Sept aud
tueensoWn Osh, wiIh ndsc AND S3 passengers 10Y ~
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
SAILED.

Steamships Leo for Savannah Wyanoke, Richmond.
leans Compta Liverpool; barks Ataanta Brenen Aze.
zart Rio Janelro; Margaretta, Santos; Sarah Hol-
brook, 1t Kits; Wexford, VgO
Wind at sunset Sc, light
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
BELOW.

Ship New World, Champion, from London Aug6
Bark Paas (3r), Biddle, from Belize, Hon
Washington, No 22.
Brig N Jones QBD, Dean, from Mayaguez PR Cby pi-
Brig Victor, from bermuda by pilot boat Washington,
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
COMMISSION or APPEALS.

CITY CorRr.-Nos. 81, &C. 81, 90, 60, 20, Il, 70,
70, "a, IS, TO- u, IS, 20, so, 81, So So, 81, So.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Mr.. Noah Davis, United states District At
.torney, after having recently suffered another do
mestic afliction In the death OF his daughter,
turned to his Office yesterday aud resumed the dis
charge OF his official duties.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Judge Blatchford sat yesterday, and was occu
fieo for a considerable time in hearing ordinary
metions In bankruptcy.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

ALBANY. N. Y, Sept. II, 1872.
The following is the calendar Of the Commission
OF Appeals Tor Wednesday, Sept. 1s:-2s2, 200, 3d.
3l2 322 32 $50, 33l $3.50, 360 35g 367, 372 37S 379
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

TO check his fathers passions that the latter haa
threatened to cut him oil with but only small por
ton OF his prOperty.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamers
ers. Sails. Destination. |

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-09-18
THE RAILROAD INVASION.

Report from the Military Escort with
the Northern Pacific Railroad Expedi-
tion-The Indians Troublesome, hut
Easily overcome by Uncle Sans