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v A FUTILE, Aue'ionesr
lNIEG ANT AND ASHTON All.E ROsEWOOD

Il ANp MAHOGANY FUahlt UkE. Of the style OF
Louis XIV Ekabe hiau &C at t,i Browne o.. corner oi
Mercer, BEING the entlue stock OF Mr. william sumner.
declining the busnsssl Sale p-fsmrtofy snd without
AC FUTILE vii sell at suction on Wednesday, Dee
l. A. O'Clock, Al the above rooms. the entire stock
Of Mr. William -umue4, THE whole hsvins been msoe un.
der his supernteudence aud warranted IN every e.
pect com lr.ing the NEST valuable assomsn offered az
auction In many yesgs-c0nsst ns Of rosewood .ois "a
P4sesne teeaIetss autsuis etas-Tes isutouis de "a
lon. do de DANES. rosewood chairs s.:aptsies edsesds
nchy carved snd beaded centrn tables With fgyp'sn
AID Italian HE tops, dressing hnfvauS rosewood snd
mahogany Wristbands, b@dstsads extension, dining rs
breakiaf tables psrlor hall snd fancy ensifs hall
stands, sofa ,Hblss, book csses,sc
Also rosewood p-rios furniture en- suite Of the s,vles
q Louis XIV sud Nv covered IN the costly dslanes
velvet, piush &c.
Csaos cues will he ready and the fumitur. NAV be ca
snlined on TUESDAY. MI Sus>strsAN
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DtIMo,S OPERA HOy~E.-ON WEEK

Il LoNBfR--if- Greek slave. tg.ry ngh' this wces,
by DR. COLLYERS MODEL ARrlsitS, 70 which viii
BE- added Venus Iisns fro tho SEA, ssppho The Lutte
Player, with many aud choice sbleauN. Change o.
programme every evening
For particulasee descuruve programme each evening
Prices Of aduissonDress Circle ard prquete, b cts.
lady and gentleman, % cti uprcr boxes > cts seats
mas be secured The box Office from 10 A. ill p NJ
D0ofs open a. 80. PersOaihcato1s commence At "a
o'clock u22 wis
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!" BRIG Mss,lle, fom Tyvt hiqnd-Mr FrsdlsndeT and
lady Messrs Jones and O'Riely
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The attention OF the Young y patllou'ai' '"''''s
AI......n ,,t;Ic L ihIurx mud Kending Room.

Clinton Halt 900 volumes. comprising stanohIu al9
veselected works ali departments o. literature ana
science and ali the principal America aod foreign ls5
odcA the best collection Ia the country Co stant apo
ous OF new works Clerks Initiation Tee 81 an. sel-
animal dues 81 Merchants and Others annual salscfp-
ton eutiting them all the privileges - Rooms olen
from 10 A NJ 10 ~ NJ New members reeeNef az ins
time within these hours application TO The L!bfsran on
his assistants l.. y LNii
rS6 wi. President Mer Lib. Association
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4 RAMS PLANEfsAll g. nov exhiottirga a. the Ly
ceum 5jl aud 5il Broadway. New.fwk. on Mondays.
Weduesdsys and FRIDAYS day iui evening viii b. ex-
hitrd 10 day, iSsnTdf So Nov a. ~ 90 10 o'clock VI
O'Clock r NJ for The express purpose OF giving the
pills ~ our schools ard children generally IA oYportul
~ OF seeing comr efe maatun uf he solar system, and
Of listening 70 fni explanation Of its movements
aud phenomena
Admission p esuts-ohidren under u years Of sse hall
price.
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AMI EhESIs.

NssDrLs soHS's
STUPENpous oRAToRIo,
ELIJAH
viii he gra.-L b -
AMERICAN MUSIC II Ih~TfTf-IF
cot nf
one THrCsasu ioiLtks
on TUESDAY EVENING. Nov s.
ui.h the ssne ro~esfcl east
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA
- u comprise over two hundred ard MY psfiormsrs al
perf-ct .a The parts ass'srsl BEN.
fs- SEASON TIJkETS. Al
.s-tiar -rsI rcsors g. al Performance Five Dollar
Sp-is tickets Ole n0i'sr Zach
The Performance ro c1f-irercr A. q. o'eIoys
- Al s-ascn rixsts sxeepl those isscec o neulheIs
49, hc ftuiftri.
Those sahserhsf, uf, hirdsd 10 their rcketi N he
a,h wi hav- them returned en- application a. the efee
M ir. II MEI6Gs. Prncipsl
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FINE WATCHES,

"a COLD SILVER
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling ali descriptions
y Of fine Gold and silver Watches sod Jswsry ~
retail lower than xny ether house Ia tine sify.
Al ehe- warranted "a deep good time or the nonsy fs-
turned Watches aud je~-lry exchanged
Watches repaired the best nisnpef A. much loss uon
he usual prices ti0ld watches low s IA SIS saes.
8EO. &. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
snd Je.velry. wholesale and retail, 81 Nsls.
~ lfnis, aorn~f Niiiismsf 40 stairs
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CY rsvFL1Ps AID rtNCY Nors FtpFS
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.


THE SUBSCRIBERS hve I'.l completed .heis
qualed ssso-is cut q Fancy end PLAIN EnveoPs and
Fsney d Piatu Nole-PsPer.
Ticket. for Balls Sarteso persons engraved or printed
the shortest notice. the most sessut styles the
riost reasonable terms, By SELL 4 GOULD,
ms @ Tribune Badiuss
4 ~TOR-PLACE OPERA.-Roae,, Parqosus sd
y Baico1y : Amphiih-arr 81 cts M-ssrs SAVIOUR
leo PATTI have me honor 70 annoance the sceooa
week o.. the season on MONDAY Nov. - 8i1, with The
yraua Opera 10 four act. imI.ic b. Verdi OF
EhNANL
Evirs, affauced 70 d Roy G3mesl SARA Teresa
t. "a. her thfd apt esIance FOL Amrrcs.
Erlsni ltae Bandit ssr Aasiindo Vetti, his third
apyensnce in America
Csrrsges will SCI down " ih the hor-es heads from
Broadway, and ,ase up in he reverse order
Doors 0pen n. O'cocs-to Commence Al hsltPast =
Entrance "a Astr pl.ee, NJ.
ANORIHfNlI RUBENS ATLA-T.-Thers Is
4 most 0-sni a Pctnre. painted, uud 7ubedg bv that
great rras-er ~ BtNs just arr vsd from Europe IA a.
Prince Albert which exhibition A. ~ bfoade ~,
corner Of Lsnerir So 10 i ne her, but sort une
- 10 ff0 Be TAKEN h-nce LONDON. fGs the celebrated
Altar piece OF the Adorston OF the virgo aud NE L.
flutJeuF by s. aontNr ara ara 70 aari te uni,eisN
ly he the most splendid specimen ~ shat extraordinary
Painter. 10 VS. painted M ihe 10Th centary, snd &c
owner. whout fear Of cont sdciipn siey that
Il ha NOT IT, equal Euror- the United states I've
~ Rubsns and OF the highest excellence IN the
Arts should this and take with them every ember OF
their family We hsd hing equal approach
ing to n here before, aud century nay elsrse before
such mother opportunity may occur. The price OF sd
mission Is only . cents, aud n can 20 seen from
tl 10 z. NJ n27 II
! IARNUlI'~ AMERICAN MU>BCN.--P. r
/ - sAs>uM, Proprietor ,. Hitchcock " snassr splsn
old exhibition and perform snces tbs afternoon AZ ococN
and this ~ u, Open every DAY from oCOck 10
the n1ruin. till no. NJ large company Of IOWA IN
/ DIANS-Chiets Warriors ard SquaWs-wil give exhibit
| tnns OF heir dances. sc. CAMPRFLEs fraiO
I Plan sERENADERS GREAT WESTERN. the Ysr
kse Comedian CLARA FISHERS sh,sspsrisn Cabinet
II ase aud old enough TO walk alone q cent? Reserves
! font seat Is. extra ny
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MARIE E JOUR NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
MOON FULL sgk.
Rise'.".7 sets...,< IS Rises...lo p Even...d
LATEST DATES.
London ......NOv Havre ..............NOv.
Liverpool ..........Nov Eew-Orlesns.......Nov. 10
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OFFICE or THE DELAWARE y HUDSON CA

the -yh rnrii ft frf asy ~ n-ret b. ne,t ol
OFFICE or the DELAWARE \ HUDSON ca
ONAs CO-NEw-YoRg, November %, 1871 Notice Il.
hereby given fhs Board ~ halaEe have directed
nsrslmcnt Of Thirty Dollars share on the new or
Scr .i0cs Of this Company % be- pad ~ The
The iOmpanys Office 81 Nallst. Oh FRIDAY, the <tih
day Of December next
The present scrip Cecfesie must he surrendered a.
the time II psymsnr when new ones Will be issued BY
order ot the Board. ISAAC y SEYNOUR,
M 4w Trsasnfer.
rI'IlF GREAT DAY OF GOD.--rbe time. Of the
Il G-nfiio- are fIIilied- fhs Gospel Dspensson M
ishrd--ths door shut-the Day OF JIdsm1nt cOm@-anc
Wofd OF God. and prepare the Lords people oI NE
presence OF their coming King War, famine aud Pest
ence snail desOate aud The nsons bot they Who
gathered O. Mount 0n shall he delivered Preaching
by tho angel tomorrow a Jud lment Hall 81 crosby 'tt
GONE BACK, STEPHES.-lf the frsutie anna
" teur hO d. ecsicF OF enthusfsm offered mp nj
cane the shrine Of the sable harmouisfs on Tuesday
evening regrets bis cauele drnCustf sion hr can have
the same by appll isz lpersonayl A ~ aIcssl
DLACK SATIN RU-SEs-su.she for city trsde
Dreiiing Of very low Tor clsn. IY kANhlN bikIh'
M " 50 William st. cor. Cedar.
1nnCN-k- BLEACHING POWDER.
<sbO 20 1bIs Gfouuo A uu.
loo a. Crude d.. rssiehy
M lni CYRUS W. FIELD d co. Buriins-slP.
T AIDES KID GLoyE--Of best qualities, sell
Log on VERY low, To- cash, Dj RAHKlN BIRCH
M w. e. William 81 cor Cedar.
I'm. q. BRAILLy, MD. u tho faculty of Psris.
~ oup of me -.bfafrt rs0r LisfIanc, ns removed
20 ho5stcu-st n Crosby one block from broso
~. The Or can he e0nsutrH every asy from % ID
a.sfnss n - l'ois-
PTUH DARK BnNSEr RIBBoN-aassss i,g,s If
Itvefy low for cash, by khNhiS hlkCH
MI W. Oh " t mes rur rdaf.
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IT, Rev. Nfr. Thompson Will IoPeSSI ~ iet-i,'
his Sc mon theatrical Amuiements al mo Iaoetuaei
rhe attention Of the Young Is particularly invited "
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AUCTION SALES.

J18Ik4 kicdAkDr. Aastoa.-r
ny B&NGs. RfCuAHDs a. PLAT, Store 90
u Fru.s~ ~ issrsi SSH sAvsssss rssis "a ss-ss--
far esl-s
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Read the following, sad say that consumption j. ncara-
bic Il sou can. NEWlo1S, April - T.
Dis TOWNSEND ! verify believe thar your Sassapsrilia
has been the means. through Providence, Of saving my
f- have FOR severa years hal bad cough. IL became
worse and worse A. LAST raised U.s. g. u-n blood
bad uiglt and greatly dcblted and reduced
aud ia expect % hive have ury used your Stsn-
paria but short inc and there has wonderful change
been wrolgit in al able % walk li 0Tes tie
city. riis. I'D blood, ard ay r-h has len lou
can well imtgiuc that en fta sfll Cos these resus
Your obedient servant Va. RI oSELL IS Csherine-st
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CHWSrOrhER aUraERgoRD. aaeusasst
DN IAMkS ". MIIlEN More No . NAdet !.

A. lei o'clock, ar store - Msidsn-lans
BoOrs, SH0Fs ANp BsOcsNs.-lutO cases eoots, shoes
and brogans consisting OF every VARSITY, suitable Tor TIC
southern. Western aud city trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Dse T.
At lOt o'clock the store Of William Miles 500 Pearl s
to 900 sides hemloek tanned cole leather.
eco sides osk tanned soie leaihsr
oo0 upper rough, ~h other articles Ia the line
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NOTICE TO TAILORs.-AI

rI'O TINNEN.-A rn al earei man, With isvg hum
dred dollars ~ cash. would IKE % buy an interest n
established rlvsie and Stove hrffressi or such sl
opportunity does ot Offer s would 'ccep- young man
a. pa-fr.rvno IS fh0l0rghy rcqsanted v h the busi-
ness. good workman Of CD rect w'rl end temperate
hslis ard commence fhs Same or lie lft January. 40
drss- with fui particulars and ref renee y = r. Tr-
bure Office. Tor IL days. M 3us!toi'
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4 OFT Three note drawn 70 the order Of F Ci-fse
Il and BY l.m enI1rsef. dated fhfls1e phif NOV. ~
A. for shout two hundred esh sssgen Dol Jars each
6. and ~ mo tbs The hnder v o. So ts1if reward
ed by returning the 10 the Goodyear Rubber are
house Too B-osfusy between Pine and Wal n77 -
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THE GREEK -LAsE-Sos ENibitna POW
1 ERs's STATUE or THE GREEK SLAVE, In 'be
large Saloon OF the National Academy az Design OF
Broadway sud L-onsrdst from O'Clock A. N. until d.
7 81 Afmlftance Is cents season tickcr Sd cents.
- The Tor those holding tickets VIII close
on first day Of Novel1sr season tickets purchased ~
and sei the 9th October viii lie the holder 20 visit
ths -vh rnfii ft hrf 10 n-raf h~r rest nt
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RURNHAM h co.

gu MATTERS, rs Fulton-st ons door below Nasssv q;
kllS y are ready 10 supply their eustoaner ard
all who may favor them win cal, WIN hsis 81
trimmings durability and extreme low prices thcy -e
confident asserting, cannot be surpassed Ia any oner
fshshp.eof w tnis oi'S. 81 smisl MS
g. YOU G's STRAW HAT Manai.seory ~
X, "a Bo~sry, between Hester aud Grand sslA. pr
E Vrietor Of the above sstzb shine nc has t,na,
WI usual handsome Assortment Of stra~ seod az
a.o al snds OF Hat such satin, velvet stsbis fofi
season. rot the best -n1 81 tina hest ns'ers-
bbODs hJssfs and feathers and sin"si yep ~'
ON l.~XinisruAs
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Nm a. IOSEs. Aactionsei.
EfUUTs AND sHOEs,-By J. ID. iNoEksOLL

Nm a. JONES A1ctionsei.
ElUUTs AND sUOE~.-By J. ID. iNotksoLL
bCO-Stor- ~ Peafsi-On "Wednesday. Novemosi -
in Ocook 500 boots shoes AND brossns susos
for the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also ~ mems add ~on.n'- figured rubbefs
Also 81 ain rubbsrs
Also ~ cases mems metallic rnbbers
also ~ cases ~o0len's metallic rubbsrs
Also 80 cssss boy, hip and thick boots.
Also - cases ~0msn and misses psssed boots.
Also 10 meas calf se~sd water proof boots nl9
q. WORK SHOPS tn LET-To let, nsmier Of
.: work shops situated In the OF 10 and ~ Bow
NIL -ry and rear 81 % Elizabeth ST. either by the whole
building by separate doors These buildinss have Js
been repaired AID ale now Ia good tensnts,e orosr
St.aoi Engine Of horse power Is on the promisss-
To person req1rins Quantity Of room eona-c,sd no
above would very desirable Entrance from the BO~ery
ant a GATEWAY from Eliz,beth-st. Applys
nj 81 kAfNOR- BOOK store, 10 bo~ery
az FOR SALE.-The stoek snd istures u the basse,
~: aud wo0cenwsre at %, Fulton a. cor Green
- 0ich, for sale At cost Apply ON the PREMISE
r2l Gus
IN TO LITTLE spegdid dry Goods store - Csihs'
az. arnest corner OF hsnry st. Possession Immediate
~ ly Apply = Bsyafd az nzo Nv
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house erected IN Sixhs Avenue G. by ths ehq'ga
and consrsganon (under TIM pastoral care " Rev. J. l.
srrLEYl viii be opened for Divine worship next Lora
~ ,noruiog. Rev REMINGTON the afternoon, and
NV r. L. - n27 IT.
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IT, Mercantile Library AssociatIon.-Pursuar

10 article H. chapter ID. Of the Constitution, genera
ee Of the members OF This association Will be held A.
Clinton Hall on TUESDAY evening 30th lust ~ O'Clock 10
nominate officers for the ensuing year. BY order.
ma 3ns II. BANCROFT, Recording Secretary
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CT- Fiftb Ward Temperanct ~OVITIy',- T'.7'Ivl
Temperance meeting will be held IN the Church corner OF
Laish and Vsrick Monday evening next the -9th
inst hslfpa O'Clock. for the purpose ot organ zlne
the Fifth Ward Temperance Society Auxiliary 10 the Me-
York City Temperance Society On this occasion the OH
Gers will be chosen aud the meeting which Is expected
10 be of great interest will be addressed by Kew Mess
RrAp AITxANpER FvrRTs VINCENT aud others The pub
Tic generally but especially the ctzensof the Finn Ward
are Invited to attend. M ~
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WANTS.

FT 81 a--~-s.s iir--t.sr7s III ~ . r--v; b
rsf,fsid O. ~ rsl 80 b iss-a ~, II ts O~e-.
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- FREQ Lecture 20 Ladies.-Mrs g
~ sixth-st. Baptist Church,

on subjects Of vital to women, which was post
ponsd on account of the rain will be given Monday,
the Goth inst at O'clock VI at Society Library corner
Of Broadway and Leonafd-st M IL
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K c. KEMP. Aaetioassr.

ID C.kHyiP hss removed 10 the lsrs. ard spacious
n.store Ss5 Broadway, opposite the Ss~fork Society
Library sad would "a. lesv- 70 call the attention OF
cartes hav ne goods dispose Of on the very
central aon Of his sale. Rooms which unauestion
ably ~. largest and bat ot tho disposal Of furniture
fancy goods &c Of any IN th- e'y~ia sv- pc, e..
sencn 20 the disposal OF furniture 1t private d~.lnN
and stocks OF goods auctioa Cash advances made ant
sU sales PROMPTLY csshed
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MoKrc.cE S,Ls OF the contents u an Eating House-
c5rpr.us large quantity Of eroskery and sl>ss
tshls cutlery cook Utensils table, sshs cloths, chairs.
stools nsfbe top oyster stand isrse steam table
a GOOD order With 81 the necessary hNgrss, Ae.
MONDAY. Nov. -.
Al 10 o'clock fy-uiuthsL aud Eighth avenue.
MoRrGasE SsLk OF the contents 60 Grocery Store.
comprising grersl sssstment Of family groceries, to-
xether With the ia'eres Of the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-13
WARRINGTON, June 10, ls47

Grund goes into ylogism to prove that the object of
MIR. Trist in going down to Mexico to conclude
peace The mission proves itself We said the time
although had the cabinet advised that the mission
strictly secret should have said nothing about
it. We now venture to tell you that the overures
bracethe Rio Grande to the Paso del Nore lat 81 deg
q boundary-thence across to the Paciac-the three
millions-and the assumption Of indemnites for the
Tehuantspec right of way with wide margin Of dscre-
ton These terms being low tho American govern
ment can possibly condescend to bid for the
of peace. We lain ministerial authority in this
matter. did claim any in announcing MIR Trf; Is
departure. Let us await results. Nous uerrons MIR.
Richie. What say you
We have n town tonight Capt Geisinger, and Capt
Stringham, Of the navy Gov Seward Of New York Be-
verify Tucker of Virginia and other distinguished per-
sonages LA HOYA.
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WAsiIrNGToN, Juno IL, lsI7.


The Case Of Col Jones.
The appointment Of the gallant c sptan Hughes 10 the
battalion of this District raised by the efforts Of Charles
Leo Jones' ESQ., with tho underst 4nding that the COM
mission be his is still In abey ance and under
sderaton Under the circumstance trust that Capt
Hughes will not accept If the appointment press
cd upon him We think he has tina; Of notion Of
pesp,it du corps to refuse in such as this.
We all know that yc ang Jones has no military expe
rience-has had no military education, and that there
surprise expressed when shortly after the rising
Of Congress- it announced that he selected as,
the Lieutenant Colonel Of the new battalion to be raised
But what did Jones do Aware of the general impress
against him. he determined at to counterfeit
by action He set to work in good earnest Was active
late and eary-with right hearty good will in the
Of raising the His energy and his sacrifices have
teers Every in the battalion enlisted under the
full expectation that Jones not to be- but already
their appointed chief officer And when the battalion Is
full what beautiful time Of day it to undeceve him
to say that he under slight mstake-thnt the
Lieutenant Coonelcy never promised him and that
IL intended he should have it-that the Do
partment could MT think of such thing young civil
Ian taking tho head OF battalion intended for active
service IL the of General Pillow, and Brigadef
General Cushing two Of the soest men in the service
if the troops in the field are to be credited ana YET uh
blown generals almost from the START we're forgotten
The fact is If Cushing Ia competent for brigade We
should think Jones capable Of leading i've hundred men
Pillow is the officer for division we should not he
state to trust Charley with battalion. These piccc
dents therefore, in the army and In other eases the
good results attending them, would seem 10 be SUM-
cien guarantee for the safety Of the appointment OF
The sodierly spirit he has exhibited in raising
the men isanother guarantee.
We understand that Gen. Walter Jones, (the father
Of the young thus "snubbed or In the very full
lment Of his labor and his hopes sent up, last night
protest to the President against this unrghteousy de
ermined superscdeas at this stage Of the game par
cuary The result Of that protest has yet TO be known
always affords especial pleasure 10 stand out In de-
fence OF that which Is right In like this we hold
that b manifestly wrong to supersedc Jones In the
command OF the men that he has raisedn the fu expec
tation that he was to be their Lieutenant Colonel
VOLUNTARlO~
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THEM FIVE DOLLAR sUITs-A grand lot IL nov
l. ready They consist Of Cloth Cost Cashmere Pslu
and Fancy Vests Also business Coats from 81 10 each
Lisen Panes plain and fancy - n - pair C2oann
dsng aud pairing Cash paid for gents clothing corner OF
Bsekman and Nassau strests Is jele TEN
BABY JUMPEkS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION Of mothers and of nurses, il invited
TO examination Of this indispensable article quiet
which may be found of variety and price at
a2s lmsrc Agent for the Manufacturer.
II DuGAN AND BROTHERS, Sl.AYEhS,4ys Broome
LIZ street corner OF Broadway New York. new Roofs put
the best Old Roofs and warranted tight
Orders received at the above place and Mr. ClaIks 10
Henry street. will be punctually attended To- mis- lmec
DANIEL SWEENY,
(Ldte III dim street, Neto York;
u EMOVED TO 66 CHATHAM STREET-The under
~ signed, the approach Of the travelling deems
spprse those who be OF the fact
that IN order extend his well his limits oil
accommodation, he has removed S6 Chatham ST. within
few doors of and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
bur comfort and arness surpassed by
the city The enlargement his sphere been
ton has been selected central position for citizens well
He therefore olcs the attention OF the public
both resident and transient to his position where they
will find only the substantial elements Of life every re-
qured form but each OF quality that has secured him the
putation he and which he Is determined to mann
taln
As the above the only establishment he either owns
hopes friends public will remember that this is the
'"'' ''''' " '''' 'A'~'''' 81 DANIEL SWEENY,
&C Chatham street.
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WARRINGTON. June II, 1871.

bearer Of dispatches up to-day direct 1xom the
Navy in the Gulf operations.
We happy state that tho Secretary of the Navy
is again his post arriving yesterday virgins
agreeably to previous arrangements Professor Maury
arrived day or two previously.
Lieut.. Dulsncy, of the Chancellor" which recently
captured SLAYER, whose have forgotten Is in
town. Also Hon. Henry Bedinger member Of Congress
elect from Virginia
The steamer Princeton, you will have learned leaves
within limitation OF ten days for the Mediterranean to
look out Tor prvatecrs and pirates and such like unaw
IL has been nmated to us that the Secretary of the
Navy will accompany the President his Northern
petition next week, but OF this Officially
tined
We have had fine rains which will be worth millions.
Of money TO the crop within the scope o. their
rations. w.
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ALsAsr. June Iath-P. M.

ALHANf, Juue fztH-F, NJ.
The market exhibited some increased degree Of firm
mass and report sales of 5000 barrels Ohio and Mi
chgan including somslots of Genesee at So so S. Gan
Wheat was steady, and we note sales Of 1000 bushels
Genesee at 81 co. Corn continues to sell freely and at
full prices report sales of 10000 bushels consisting
of fat western and prime northern yellow the former
81 81 i21 and the latter ut 81 u.s. Oats were heavy
today. Provisions steady, but sales of pork and
beef limited.
Receipts by the canal during the preceding twenty
four hours have been about follows Flour, ~ 500
barrels wheat, 5000 bushels corn, 900 do.
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Photographic Cor of the Phila Bulletin
PiTrsHuRc, June -, r. M-Thers feet IL inches
in the channel Sales -four at SIS 81 to So Receipts
very light Demand increasing and advance has been
Sales whiskey in bbls 23c Sales Western cheese at
&C. Sales pot ashes at 81 co. Sales live hogs 100 lbs
It - o. Sales talow at Sc. Sales sheep, per head,
from 81 TO 81 So