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prove TO be tee cases many 10 seek stock and
this general feeling may for months be felt In ~:
market az frequently found TO be the Gaze under aim
liar circumstances that the pressure of this demand
may drive up price, before Ste wear CUT rre IN Via.
/. may do between that period and the following ha-
vest recent favorable change in the weather has adj
mitted of much OF the Northern harvest being secured
that appearances much more favorable in tis re-
spect than was the case month ago II is now probable
that the crop OF Wheat viii yield fun average and bet
ter In quay than Tor serera past Oats and Bar
ley il expected may prove under an average which
is the more &c be regretted that there he doubt
OF aconp!ee and general Potato failure. It's early
calculate with any certainty these results meantime
IN the actual deficiency enough Is known 10 satisfy the
publcthst the advance market wei based
end having occurred thus carly Is the likely 70
Drng Foreign supplies for which there is every encour
ageroent account OF the low duties existing and
the good prices present current The only country
likely Interfere with buyers abroad s France
where apparen: want still exists. At our Market
Tuesday last there was less business done than the lively
demand days before experienced gave reason
10 expect This change seemed to be caused By the
great decline in London and the return Of very fine
weather. Previously there had been exciting de-
rnsnd for barrel Flour, and Western Canal had again
reached 2ss. free and 23s 70 g3s. Cd in bond Cana.
dian, in quality De 70 27s. american Wheat Ts. 3D.
10 H. 3D. per 20 l5s and Irish red g. 0d to IS 3D. per
20 lbs. Yesterday but little business was done
even when holders wonid nave submitted to decline
OF I'd. 3D. Wheat. and cd. per barrel Flour
Oats and Oatmeal are both st wanted and are likely
continue Irish Oats 4s 10 81 Cd per iJ lbs and
Oatmeal 3ss 40s per go bs The article which has
been most excited, and advanced the most Indian
Corn which and is saeeble 36s to 4e per 40Ibs
On the 25th inst there remained here in bond 5000
quarters Of Wheat $500 quarters Of Barley 1850 quar-
tiers of Beans. 22,JO0 quarters OF Indian Corn and
$500 bbls. Of Flour. AS regards Seeds, just
estimate can yet be formed az 10 the produce
of the Clover seed crop at home reports have been IA
yorable The;weaher, however, lately, has no. been
reasonable for the second crops meantime our stock
of old is not heavy has any business beer DONE.
Crushing Linseed Is in fair demand large sale say
to 6OO0 quarters OF Odessa made last month 10
rive; the price has TRANSFERRED but supposed to be
about 42s. to 42s. cd. per quarter
4th SEPTEMBER.
Ps-Our Corn Market is firm and steady; the last
price paid for Western Canal Flour 2ss per barrel
Yesterday 2GO0 kegs Of fine Lard sold i2 as Cd
and 20 barrels at AS Cd per cwt Ashes have advanced
and are in good demand Montreal Pots 2}s and
Pearls az 23s. per cwt. No other changes:
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| GRAND CONCERT.-A Grsrd Concert will be
N given Monday the 2lst September, nj O'Clock In
the afternoon in Otto Cottage Hoboken by Mr.. Ken.
DALI the celebrated Bugle Player, and his full Band.
Admi,tAnce Free. [lt-l LOUIS SCHWARTZ.
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- DnIIcy,. Pain EN1rnctor.!-Eyer dev /.

u DaIIcy's Pain Extructor,!-Every day is de-
mon irang the machess virtues o: this article Letters
are coming from all paris Of the Union expressing
gratitude and surprise lis wonderful healing properties
in all OF Burns, RHEIMS. Piles: WouSps, &c &C
The press abounds in notices of lis high character
standard medicine, and from the number select the fol-
lowing from the Island City Of the l2th inst.
DALLEY's invention Ike this truly
wonderful article full of vrines, should he made known
the universe. It's in many seem absolutely
beyond belief For burns and sends, sores swelnss.
pains in the limbs OF a kinds cuts wounds, and IN
disease Of the skin body where II be applied exier
nav il fails A singular under
our observation. friend in playing with sharp
steel pen into the palm of hs hand, that ii came
ont nj the back. and had TO be extracted that way The
poisonous OF the ink in the wound well a. tue
instrument itself, caused hand Ia swell Greadfy.
Dalle,'s Pain Extractor applied and the day the
swelling had entirely down. The pain had left and Tire
wound was cured days This IeTsOu-
al proof Of if required II Is sold al 208 Broadway
~ Important Caution Commercials OF ms Extractor
ARE unhushincly published to The world under my
Protect Yourself YOU value life and health, from these
base receptions am tus every Druggist in The tuion
knows the sole Inventor and Proprietor of Daeys MAJ
ical Pam Extractor; other being h1s made
ever make grain of H. for man living has the secret Of
gre IN ration but myself The only genuine has writ
ten signature on each libel and sold by myself al No
2n3 Broadway Pamphlets, with numerous certificates.
furnished al the store gratis 81 eedsifl ii OALLEl
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HOOLEY, KEESE Il HILL wiz hold an extern.
" ave Of Books Stationery Paper, k 10 the trade
and others during the first week In October Tis sale will
embrace rich and varied OF Illustrated Works
In esgsnt bindings ANIMALS Games Fancy Stationery and
other articles suitable for the holiday Consign
respectfully solicited for this SALE and liberal
.dy. adat ia
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LADIES RETURNING from the Country
HA and wishing good Shoes for he coming season,
can hnd at J. 3. NiLLEB'S, ~ Canal s.. Kid
Slippers. Ties and Sgskins AZ and 10 -nings per pair
ID quality Slippers and Ties az g. and Scskns al -hings
th. pair ades Gate: Boots 10, u and 20 sn.Iings
equal To any The Ciiy WIKI many thanks the Ladies
Of SeYork Brooklyn, Jersey City, &c hope By sIrGt
attention 20 business merit continuance OF their pat
ronags J. 3. MILLER, IN Ceuai-st-
sle 3tis- between Laurens and Thompson Sta
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MARINE JOU RN A L.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED.
Br shin Brooksby McEwer, 81 ds I'm Glasgow, ;ndse,
TO Woodruff & Minturn
Brig Sea- (oi wsrren) Morse, 40 ds I'm Lagnns log ,
b to the 9TH carried away gallant mast lost main
sail and tryss deck load and boat stove bulwarks and
sprung leak. ,-,.,,,, g..
Brig Petrol Mabee u DIS I'm Malaga wine and fruit to
Sehr Poessset o'Brien, DIS I'm Lubec, Me- plaster
fish, &c. 10 master. ,.
Schr Highlander, Erickson, DIS I'm Boston plaster
Sehr Boyne Giles, ds i'm Lubec Me. plaster to Brett
Sehr Reehab;te, Sawyer I'm New.London, in ballast
BELOW-One Brig.
MEMORANDA
Packet ship Queen OF the West will sail TINS DAY az /
o'clock. Letter Bags are Kenyon's Foreign Lc''er
Ofic, 10 Wal-st ,,,,s,, -,
ship John Harvard Reed, sailed hence the on, re-
turned 10 ret having sustained damage IN the late NJ
Gale
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" To the Tcncher- of the Primary and

~ To the Tcnchers OF the PrImary nhH
Lessons in French at The New York Society Library,
Broadway. corner of Leonard-sLl Mons ED. CHURCH,
author OF the work entitled French Spoken" Will or
Monday the 2is Sept nj o'clock, 2. NJ. begin the hrsi
lesson OF course of TwentyfCur Free Lessons IN French
which he offers particularly Teachers Persons nitro
duced BY teachers wishing 10 aeHd will be admitted ms
well as Students who do not feel able 10 afford tuition
One lesson will be given each day al ! o'clock, T. NJ
Tickets OF admission aud the nsctionbook VIII be de-
vered every duy till Monday, the 2ls inst from to- T.
NJ al the OF the " y. Society Library where
the course Will take place
n B.-The nstmc;ion-book 81 30, is the only expense
for each pupil. sl9-ts
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been preecfibcd grea variety u culsneOu- affections.
and found successful curing salt Rheum letter hier.
L otches. Pmples Morphew ind Jauudiced SKIN, Se.-
PRINCIPAL Depot No Murray street Price 81. s2l II
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situafions. &t. uentee.

TSASTED-Sir7a;.oos 5y Respectable Young Per.
w sUr.-O1e 70 do cha1l5er'FvrL waiting t- CIDER Is
cilds ssr-r % TIE het tiyrazs slr--
Please cal 81 Beek--st iih story. fgu: rcor--vEil
receive calls ti.is week 81 -
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N-FOR SALE-A horse, wagon and harness--Tne
@Rwagon buili his last Summer fora pecief, nut
will answer for almost any other business, oens
lg, but strong, with India rubber tops would maze az
excellent riding wagon or persors v ing oar o.
being hard souely finished with dash board &c ths
Is irEt Traveller kind and gentle. AcGfsss - ,es
this otce stating where intesvic" may DC 81 e,iss
advertiser Hives 01t Of he city. ---TI---
& M - t;3,sas Also II wanted, Two sea- az az
a., ard hsrress Can be seen a. lae ', az, -
1hcmpsOn-st -
~ yls,. cd, ot ,he D1rock stock infaife q, No
H-~-- ANGST
FOR IIYERP0OL-Paeke: OF the 2stn
@E sept-Th- srs: class, vel kn0wa packet snip
- S0frTHERNER, Capt Palmer, VIII sal as above
dnv b.vinz very superior accommodations for
"a eatia and steerage passengers Persons intend,
=. embark should EsGe immediate application OF board
Soo, Of Do7er.s., 10 JOS EPH NcMCRRAY, eoErer Of
Pine pnd Sopths;A
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Ladies' and gentlemen wishing TO join the Society can
learn particular By applying personally or by letter,
TO the Principal SIT talst-
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re- Advertisements for Newspapers OF all the Cites
and principal in the country far and near, are daily
received the office OF the duly authorized Agent v b.
Palmer In The Tribune Buildings He receives sbscrp-
,iors also iy2n MNTu,is
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JENNINGS "Geuuue" Fish Hooks-Wc have re,
II ceived per late arrivals, fun assortment OF Richard
Renr Fish Hooks suitable for Salmon, Bass, PicSerel,
Trout Black Fish Also. assortment OF Rods, Reels,
Lines Floats Siukers, &c &c for sale wholesale ana re-
faiI bv JOHN J. BROWN < co.
s9I l22 EnltOn.st. near Nassau.
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WM. II. JONES. Apet.onesr.
DOOTS SHOES AND RROGANS.-

Id day Sept io1ociock The OF J. d. lngcr
soil Co No - Pearst 800 comprising alarSe and
desirable assortment of Boots, Shoes and Srogars, suit
able for the Southern Western and City dealers jus,
ce;ved Catalogues ard goods ready the morning OF
the sale.
Also 10 cases Mems Superior Manufactured Rashers
Also, 70 cases Womer's Superior Manufactured Buskir
Rubbers.
Also acases woneus Superior Manufactured overshoes
Also, 10 cases Wonen's sur.lined Overshoes. slsu
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N hofb viii he ciyc for hi,

urho n uItlu hnIh VIII NE ElNC fVK urs
,i -, ~ 49, strange t.Sl thousands de Aaas A.
" Of The Dropsy, Gesve Liss! e9s1 slg + he
t = ,Sv ISo;,l bu resort NAughs Vee=-
Die LhonPae xn5e .s0T5'a s 30 as cases S See a.
.aessus n .nossr column beaded Great Aaeeress
Remedy
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DANIEL ADEE, lG7 Fulton.st. has just published No.
Di3 Brshw ai,es Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and Surgery ahay yearly Journal price IS containing
view Of every discovery and practical I'M
provenent in the Medical Sciences Commenced 10 jan
leo Publ shed London July and January OF every
wear and unpublished in NewYork by Daniel Adee, lUI
FuLon-st Terms The fret IL Nor or six years, So per
year thereafter 81 90 invariably II advsnce 81
DUE CONyICT,S CHILD, ~ Charles Blrdeti,
i author o. Lila Hart Adopted Child" &c &c
vol. lsno
1--WE do very sincerely commend This unpretendtng 1T
lie volume ID attention OF all II Is written with SIZE
pIicity OF style trIhulness Of feeling which cannot
fail toush The heart i Had the C0nNcts ChlIa
been written b. Dickens il would be pronounced an In
tensely Interesting production"-G Golden Rue
Just uubIi shed By BAKER SCRIBNER,
sia stjs- i.5 Nassa1-st- and So Park-row.
ITAPOF MEXICO-An new edition ofe valuable Map
flC Mexico showing The division of the several States,
&c together with the Old and boundary Of Texas Just
published and for sale wholesale and retsil by
slg 81 J. DISTuRSELL, l02 Broadway
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~ CHAMBERLAIN, Aactoneer.-Siore No IL
~. Sprucest-Lbersl advances made on Goods con-
signed for private sale, 10 be sold auction Outdoor
sales carefully attended TO, and respectfully solicited
Prompt returns made
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Rs,r,. M bichiS perfumed for the Hair.

re- Bears Oil, highly perfumed ior the rtair:
This OIL is chemically prepared from Inc genuine pears
grease and highly scented for the hair Nounns WIZ
sooner stop ii falling od restore II IN osa pass
han Tbs preparation l; sdds life 20 tue roofs OF e
hair ad gives ureqQaled g!ossiness ana !Nurlou
ness bevcnd G-y other compound II II can Ne reslore "a
haG places the Bears on VIII effect ~ and o! Is Vs4ue
in stopping the hair from decay, single ooe WI oe
certain test -. r,,--;s,
and Chemist; II the Granite Building rs SrosasSa corner
hsn,rst sold also loo Eutor-si and .! EAsI Broad
80 arse bottles 81 els small > CTS 81 llecdls
~ ClirehuSh's ventilating and Gossamer
Wis srd Sca!us ,nsy Cor elegance, lshress ana du'a
h; h. ~, SEQ. among the productions OF modern arr IN
tLaT ,srrfscre they differ from al others mace mere
,s hair . SIN inserted end 80 equally distributed q 70
.npeur rt issuing from, me skin; 5eS cover 10 more 81
ne -oIS than the natural hair does, a3c having no
spring all GiSasreeabs pressure ooVlaed for SOUR
er climate they are inesmAb!e being OF Only oae ounce
weight -, .. .-,--
every quarter OF the country, who are no" wearing =
wigs. can be referred 10. . -,
The prices viii be found suit the circumstances o. a.
go Broadway. upstairs aus ilHeoe-'
r~ Rheumatism, stiff Joints, Sc.-Con2 o I3G
Svrc OF the HyGriodAIe OF Potsssa Sarsspars Aa0
low Dcck-The above IS prepared from lie pursst ST.
-is and Is recommended the best and unS sure Cur
~ Rhsuiaaiisrc- Al this OF The year esftaH "a
ia Of tie greatest importance, u II VIII remove az o
s,-r1cly unpleasant symptoms, severe pAlas
~ ,H1nfs hack shoulders, &c Ac- l. thus puraes sno
IN. circulation, and raves every part OF ne IL
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NtANTED-A SITUATION b Prctes III, c-1r Ivorrsr
w uurs- and ses-stress. prefers going Sof ss
csieui reference Please inquire q No i2 5roadyvay
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a. r. HopGEs. Secretary.
70 The above Company continues TO insure A!erchan-
disc Dwelling Houses and Furniture against losses by
Fire favorable as any other re-pcn'o!e Com
Ali losses sustained by THIS Company promptly and
liz I'd lAElsgrn
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with Blank
u Books Memorandum. Copy and Pass Books, Wiring
and Wrapping Paper. Bonnet Boards Cards Tissue Pa
per Irvine God Peas Steel Pens Elastic Paper Hold
ers Copying Presses Manifold Letter Writer'S, Letter and
Note Envelopes, Note Papers
English and French Stationery in great yarieiy at low
prices FRANCIS K LOUTRFL. u MMdet-lane,
linn and Manufacturer. OF Stationery Blank Books &c.
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Died.
On Friday 9Th inst after a short but severe iIness
NICHOLAS ZILKIN, in the 55th year OF his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectful
y invited to attend his funeral this afternoon three
o'clock from the OF 18th street and 9th Avenue
AZ Cornwall, Saturday, the 3lst January, WiLLiAm
u TOWNSEND, Jr eldest Of Samuel Townsend FL q.
In the oath year OF his age.
At Lyons Farms. near Newark N. j., on the 9th inst
JOHN JOHNSON Of this CITY, formerly Of Arbrcsh, SCOT
land, in the 40th year Of his sge.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully reques.
ted to attend his funeral this day. Saturday h ns at
hall past O'Clock, p NJ from the residence Of Joseph
Il Bell 20 Vesey street. without further invitation.
AZ HALIFAX Ms, Jan. 1s, Mrs. ZEBRA POLLARD in the
iistn year OF her age, native Of Pennsylvania
in the 39th year of her age
Her friends and acquantances invited to attend
per AZ O'Clock this afternoon from her late resi-
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THE ROMANCE OF CRIME

THE N . POLICE 9AzETTE. q THIS
Ss
YVES mad: Governor while convict ""'e" p''e'
psueuar. Of the recent seduction Of May Appssse
Complete 81 the Staten Island Elopemen and ar.
rest Of the husband the priest, and his concubine.
Fi HoRRsiEp TJRpERs ON THE HIGH SEAS
BY Captain Johnstons .hp Toy with the details ohis
eiou, Of his tale Of horror unparalleled in
Further detail: in the wonderful Of the Poisoned
rsash and he .:es, Gin Sling with r reward
Odd Rsvisy, and for he d,aboeal Jonathan William. who
Chapter on the Stool Pigeon System a. DEVELOPED in the
histories and Of jim Morton. alias Vandegref and
Horrible the State Prison the death of the
sse has Fsxs justice D'aE
Of the list Of Esspsd cGa.is,s from New
q hs SSss * Ss ch the usual IsesId
Price Five esptsor sale q Centre street, and BY all the
Is anne
THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
THIS WEEK |. as usual filled with choice and
The Confession OF Florence May an original narrative by
The Winter ROBIN, an interesting domestic story.
BsrapSiss sketch :ssba o ss Rxh,
h .Snss on ms 20 ~ Tiyng an account me
opinion Of the bomnabe aboonistsn and other matters
Another Letter from Broadway ia which is discussed the
Augustus Gisee.
Anne o. Mexico the United States powerful srgu.
meat IN favor OF giving the endless
that unhappy country.
Fsratcism Of the DayThe Late Fatal Due-spirt Of the
and other editorials.
Oliver the protector-Carlylesm. and other reviews
The Old Maid TO the Editors the lady pus in the
Continent
Original and Selected PoetryNotces Of New Books-Hs.
Read ngs-O lspodrids, &c. &c. rs 2t
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CHRIS1IE"S
GAL V A MIC MI rim GS
MAGNETIC TT TTTn

THIS remarkable discovery comprises en- ely
In the sc. G
q acute or eRros apply
he Bronchitis Vertigo sick Headache, ndges
ton Paralysis Palsy, Epilepsy Fits Cramp papitson Of
the Heart Apoplls!y .ufns., Of Joints Spinal Compliance
pain IN the Chest and Side, general Debility deficiency Of
nervous and physical and all disorders In
cases Of Dyspepsia, which simply
dgetve they have found equally
full The Rings are Of different prices being made Of all Sizes
and Of various ornamental pattens and be by the
BEI BAS BRx
Are notifications OF the venton and in
. IL % 30 nG 20 %
perfect ANY Gavanic power required may
ca isfsi MASSlTc FIup 5ss''o
This composition has been ponounced By the French The
mists to be Of the valuable discoveries Of modern
science is believed to possess The remarkable power Of
means causing concentration Of influence the Of
saRisfEs fE$sFss s5%EESafHEslso
These articles form important addition to the 0ayanic
Kings acting upon the principle but having the advan
age OF more local application A. an eHectus means Tor
ensth ming the when debtated by disease other
causes as certain aud IN conttutiona weakness a. pre-
yentve for colds and In m affections OF the chest generally
great and permanent ADVANTAGE
We refer our rss ,6 70 The s1msrou :rrs
Published BY the Doctor. sum- Times Mirror Tribune
and other
These estironas all Of which are from the mos, respect
similar character which have been during the short
time the discovery has been before the A%sfesH pubic
General Agent the United States and only Agent for the
City OF New York,
.c lsa Fulton street. SIM Buildings.
HVr QrA n n foy{ - a. a~er rrH
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ROBT. II. MORRIS. pm.
ATLANTIC WHTTE LEAH

1>HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
for pure White Lead both Dry md Ground OIL almost
the Of the WORKS which Would tend IN
sSd 70 hs Of the Lead having
purpose p
emf leads sold our market that by far the
S asv, a. such has besa and s greatly adqerasd with
White Lead, and itself possessing no virtue Of asy pis
men, whatsysr il being when mixed with oil almost
recommend it, the usr.es Of Atlantic White Lead Com.
s s.ss y Wa. s1 Fl.
Is strictly seuuas .rcs and perfectly amy
such g ali who may purchase their LeadS ''' W. ~
h be y. s..urd that de-
Led manufactured By tops.ay which pa.nsss
will found much economical i. use, the
mos. common description Of painting owing The body
win coats, sdaerssd White Pam, would with
The Ssey and Lh.. and
h E,. 0 p as ye ey rsst Goind i OIL VIZ yedg
Brunswick Green, &c. SC.
'.D''' .n'''' . '''ss' POLLEN COLGATE,
'I'hE REV. B; F.; BARRETT will deliver nis eighth
Lecture on the Sacred Scripture, sabbath (tomor
Be.dwsy and Lsoasi Dsss oeosl o'as
Il. Of he s.s early bs sh
.u5a Seats free Lecture to be postponed in .s
REPEALERS! ATTENTION!
hold meeting az Croton Hall Of Division and
Bowery atShe head Of Chatham Square, Monday evening"
February 9th at 8 o'clock
Several speakers have been invited to address the
si7AE-r .cHAs. Z. SHEA. .secretary
AN ADJOURNED MEETING
WILL be held at Alderman Stonehas Hotel in Fulton
w street. Monday evening" the 9th instant o'clock
for the purpose Of eecting the for giving
ComPmsna Concert to Mr.. CHARLES McLAcHLAN whose
family have been recently made known through the
By order ofthe President and Secretary. f7It.r
q / A MEETING of the First Company of M. L.
a GUARDS, held at Dunns sixth Ward Hotel, on Tues
day evening, Sd instant THOS. 8. MURPHY, Lieut..
Commandant, in the chair,
The following resolutions proposed and unanimously
Resolved That is with unfeigued regret we have heard
that CAPT DUNN late Captain Of the Flank Company Mont
gomery Light Guards has through i'll health other suf-
cient reasons rendered his and his
IN this Regiment.
Resolved That the time. We the Officers and Pr.
Yates OF the Flank Company Montgomery Light Guards
der our sincere thanks Capt Damn for the he
the welfare and prosperity Of company; and be further
Resolved That while with accord bear testimony
to- and express admiration OF the ability that Capt Dunn
has svnced for upwards of i've soldier and
we feel both pride and qualification in thu.
the am,abe and gentlemanly manner with which he
blended those characters with that of the
|
Resolved That under these cannot but
avail Ourselves OF this opportunity Of Capt Dunn
bears with him the affection Flank Company
wishes for his future welfare, health and happiness
i rs STR. THOS. g. MURPHY Lieut.. Com.
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NIRLO,a SALOON.

MR. DEMPSTER (who is about TO return 20 EUROPE has
Ivl the citizens Of New York, his
intention Of giving Muscs! Enterainment at Nblo "a.
LOOM Tuesday evening February 10TH when ne will sing
II. most popul. compositions, interpreted with seott,sh
night wind bewaleth. John Anderson Jo The lone,
~ auld wife" "A home IN the heart, The blind boy,
does the white follow my path r MY Mamie o Let
love another" TAX yer cloak about ye" Cam
taa-THE MAY QUEEN, song IN three parts-poetry by
Alfred Tennyson, Esq.
Part 1--we Of May.
Part II-New Years Eve.
Part III-Remrn Of Spring.
This song represents gradual decay Of yeung and
lovely girl the bloom Of health premature grave
Tickets so cents-to be had at the Music Stores and at
the door,
Doors open at Ito commence before O'clock f5olo &c