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BnttIr OF CnrrInI, Ferrr-

The following is n list of the killed and
wounded at Carrick's Ferry, Virginia.:
Tpelfth Ohio Colonel John NJ. Lowe
Thomss Merrill of Company X.
Tenth 0hio-oslvin D9rE NJ Folly, Glib.
private George s. Murphy, of Company n (;
privates German and Marhouse, of Company
A; Hsmmerscham and Wilhelm Markiworth.
of Company B Lewis Schneck, Company
D; Thomas @. Madin, Company I; ; John
Keigl, Company G..
Thirteenth Ohio r. Reed Company D.
Ninth Ohio-Richard Hasbach, Company B.
IWenty-eighh Ohio-C. Ballau, Company
H Julius Hofer, Company F. In all, six.
teen, including but one commissioned officer.
The following is .n
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HOME INTEREST.

R@- Miniatures in Pins at MEHKER's uate Apple
gate's), corner Of Fifth and Main.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI
The Accounts Ofthe Slrirmish at Balls
CROSSROADS Exaggerated.

THE SECESSION FEELING IN BALTI-
DIORE RAMPANT.
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Wine and Cider.
HAMILTOS COUNTY AUDIToR's oEsICE,

OINOINEATI, Sept, 10, 1861.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES or SOLDIERS.
4N kotloe 10 hereby given that the money bor-
rowed will be sufficient 20 last two weeks moro,
which relief will cease to be given after sATUR-
DAY, the 2lst instant. The Uommislioners hope
time TO receive renittanoes from their support in
the army.
sei5.a WIN. WARD, Auditor.
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LATEST BYTELHGRAPH

LATEST TELEGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNlONl
Tho Accounts ofth skirmish at Balls
Oross-TOads Exaggerated.
THE SECESSION FEELING IN BALTI-
MORE RAMPANT.
The People in New York Re-
joioing Over the Action of the
Kentucky Legislature.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
THE SECEsS1ONISTS IN FULL POS
SESSION OF ST. JOSEPH.
The Rebels Committing All Sorts Of
DepredatiOns There.
THE FEDERAL PRISONERS AT RICHMOND
SENT TO CASTLE PINOKNEY.
The Crops In the South Destroyed by the
Recent Heavy Rains.
SOUTHERN NEWS VIA LOUISVILLE.
GOVERNOR MAGOFFlRS PROCLAMATION TO THE
REBEL IRgOPS IN KENTUCKY.
MORE FIGHTING AT BONNEVILLE
President LinooIn's Letter TO General
Fremont.
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DIED.

pB- New Star Gallery, No. 26 Fifth-st.-J. r. Az
PLEGATE, Camera Operator. Likeness at war prices
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~ \. A. EYsTEs, Clocks, Watches and JSwelry,
Hos, tIs and I'll Central I-aYenue.
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THE WAY THEY TREAT LADIES IN MISSOURI.

From The UTICA telegraph, July 40
Mrs. Charles f. Butter6eld who returned Utica last
night under the protection of Mr.. William Dunn, has
given recital Of The treatment she has experienced
N Fayetteville since the departure Of her hush and from
that inhogptatle region.
Their towards her was continued series Of
insults. Persons who had previously been her best
friends the most bitter towards her Any intna
zion from her that she wished to leave for the North
Die we're determined she should not leave At ast ana
0nally compelled her to that she would reveal
tho situation OF affairs there nor toll where Ben GcCu
loch and his band She WAS also sworn TO
veal the name, OF her prosecutors Finally she deter
mined to leave at all hazards and with the aid OF few
rm friends succeeded in doing previous TO which she
deposited OF her valuable artices including
silver ware with neighbours and left the key Of her house
So precIptate her flight that she brought scarcely
enough clothing to cover her she gave man sixty dol
isrs . s.ks ne, to Springfield 10 miles distant he
ing arrest and conscaton Of his team he left her
finish her journey the best she could She then
gagged man with an OK team to take her the balance Of
distance. This was In open wagon, under brol.
ing hot sum- and the result was she almost perished She
was again doomed to disappointment for her OK team
conductor refused to take her Two rnies
when he left her This time che hired another convey
snse for So TO- and succeeded in reaching Springfield
Here she was well received General sweeney who has
command OF the United States forces at that place
some IS 900 strong She related Der experiences
him, giving him the names OF her prosecutors, and he
assured her that he would Tx matters for her. and
sho Id have her Losses made up twice He her
pass to take her through Missouri She saye she
followed to within twenty mites OF Springfield by rebels
who only Two hours behind her, and determined to
prevent her getting away.
il vas Ben McCulochs intention TO make Fayetteville
his headquarters Ee at Fort Smith when she left
She was not allowed to bring any papers but she sue
ceeded In eecret!ng soUe, which In possession
and from which shall extract for the benefit OF our
yeAders
She thinks with,ut doubt that her husband would
have been hung Il he hsd remained at home another
day.
The Sousherners are continually Dragging or their sh
lily to whip the North they they each good aHy
day for ten Northern aboitior;sts.
She has had enough Of secession to last her through
ie, and s nearly dead With fatigue Her narrative was
exceedingly interesting, and reveals in their Eue light
she chivairc ~ OF the South Their treatment of
ladies would disgrace q savage tribe.
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City Intelligence.

PRESENTATION GolD MEDAL 10 GENERAL q arH NAJoK)
ANDERSON CITIZENS or NEW YoRK.--Ibe presentation
OF a magnificent gold medal from the citzens Of New
York 10 Major Anderson the heroic defender Of Sumter
took place by proxy Monday afternoon in the Cover
nors Room, City Hall, Mr. John B. Murray appearing
behalf Of MAJOR Anderson receivethe costly test
rnonia The presentation ceremony was performed by
Mayor Wood, who made suitable speech, depicting the
bravery Grmness and ortude o. Major Anderson in the
trying circumstances that beeet him. The medal is
splendid epecmep Of workmanship, being Of n&seve
gold and valued at $500 Accompanying the medal il
beautiful velvet box, with gold facing sad clasp. On the
obverse side Of the medal representation Of the bonn
bardment Of Fort Sumter and beneath the words,
"April l2-l3, 1857 The bears the following
inscription. Presented by the citizens Of New York to
Major Robert Anderson, e A. ss testimony Of their
appreciation Of his patriotism"
'Prudens, Fideis ct Audax"
"lnvite FideftA.is, Pfo.mirium"
The whole is surrounded by circle Of oak leaves With
~ inner circle Of stars sud surnoupted by American
ehieo.
REruRN OF FATHER MOONEY, CHAPLAIN OF sIxTy MECH
REeMrSr About I've O'Clock on Monday afternoon the
Rev. Thomas Mooney who has become famous N chaplain
p the gallant sixty Qjath coeipeas. aa1sgad
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, july II, 1851.

ever, getting 70 be proof against sicily vathos II IA
notorious that nundre0a IL thousands o. pSS0 hove
been smugglei usaer the ssssr Of crinoMe lRSo t2s
sonhern confederacy for the Killing Of ct,ena Of the
United Bales, and ,he thing should be stopped. Our
neghbor appears TO think thst the only way prevent
contrabsnds from being snurgled under ladies' dyeseee
10 employ great she creatures 10 search the bushng
innocents He is greenborn. Decent he know with
what decacy and yet bow effectively, these thingt
managed in foreign ports} II womaH carrydag under
her dress deadly weapons be used by rebels against
our people. bushes nj being examined private ROOM
oy another wcDao ,es her blush Better thai her blood
anoud mount 70 her face than THAI the blood 81
truman should be shed through her crime, Snangg'og
pistols nneer female hoops 10 DOl legitimate mode OF
hoonlnc buIrein
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BLOCK AIDE OF. THE NEW GRANADIAN
PORTS.
NOTICE OF BLOCKADE.

LIVERPOOL, May Is, 1861
Extract Of Communication received from his Excel
ncy Juan De FraCcesco Aontcsx, M,nst,r Plenipoten
ssasy from the requisite Of New Granada to the govern
menss OF France and England, By the Consul OF New
Consulate to give notice No OF vessels shippers
and under at that port 10 New Grnnada that in
virtue Of decree issued by competent authorities Of
New Granada, the following 'rts Temporarily closed
~ import and export trade viz Rio Bsche, Santa Mar
nth the customs regulations pafes attempting 70 vo
iAts these prohbitory laws are Liable 10 be fined and the
goods sezsd and that the commanders Of vessels Of war
Belonging TO the COME Iteration have receiysd orders 10
n5niaS bsdbse The eaid ports 10 enforce or6ersW'
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and welcomed hone with the utrboet eptbnsasm by
eS pa<rAioce and friends In anticipation OF his arrival
large crowds hsd assembled In the vicinity Of hA home
ana 50. Brtdget's church, srd the Cecian band was
present performing the most lively Irish national songs
The IL ioa OF carmen announced he approach and when
he made hg appeesrcs, accompanied by Captain James
b. kHker tic people set up shout or the most cealen
ing applause, which kept M fOr several minutes
the reverend gentleman, alfred In his regtoepas, was
obliged 10 address the asseDbase from the balcony OF
his house, thanking them for their aterng reception
Fatal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Knox, a child about i've
years cid who're Irehta reside Vt 2I3 Eighth avenue
was ron over by Of the Ninth Avenue Raircsd cars
ner tho Of Twenty third street. yesterday, and
tEataIty Killed.
John Mcnamara, res dent OF No. 9Oensre Market
place, fei into sink IN the re OF lhe premises NO
cenre hak place Wednesday night and before he
could De rescued from the Boslae situation he was SUMO
caiod The accident occurred while decessea was at
tempting to recover bis WATCH which had fallen into the
sink
st,Tnr FRSSCHs Horn. -nr. Alexis Bodin de Modal
who for 2onlhs pact has bearded Frepchs Hotel
eed at three O'Clock yeaterday afternoon, from the ef
recie OF dose Of strychaine, administered by himself
for she purpose Of self destruction. he arrived IA The
city two months ago in tho ship james keeler Of which
be was surgeon and put Up n the above hotel friend
caei TO lin az Two o'cok yesterday afternoon hut
ne did not aps~er bs kOock NJ tbe door. His friend
!hea looked through tho side gt and sa~ him writing
upon tbs bed On berg questioned no stated that be
Eas poor md out Of nnouey bad taken srycbnne TO
eDo ing Ne, eLd v.ebed 10 be h,L 10 DIE peace Dr.
Young OF the Asicr House wAs a1,edsaey sea, for,
bat could render permanen NJ help, and death
sued tororer sctIgIn~f ai bold Az inquest upon the
nooy to day.
SONS ~ ShsaACiuSDrs A special meeting 81 the
soas Of Massachusetts, al pc held this idas) morning
at the Astcr Bousc. N pine o'c,t,k Bns,nsss CT mo
prtsuce ~,ii come before ,he meeting Al hang from
the Olt aay State ayei invited 10 atseoo.
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2heBostonl 1ronscript. of last tilhSsF dS
lipag tAye hMlbaAey ma market Of that City.

the Week orsnsd Cd Eet IL bSAESss MT
ters. better feeling. however, pcrvsdes commercial
circles regard TO the future. The country generally
bare OF goods which will BIO needed in the autumn the
promise for The growing crops is highly favorable, aud
the supply Of money ABUNDANT and 10 all probability
viii continue throughout the season Under such cir
cumstances IL s reasonable 10 expect cafe and prof.a
BILE fall business in most departments Of trade. The
changes In money matters during the week unmpor
tant The supply Is very abundant, OF easy terms for
the borrower in rood credit.
The Chicago Tribune, under date Of Monday
evening, remarks:--
Toe demand for currency is fair and there is no change
TO note la quotations Eastern exchange ses ~ 4 u
per cent. discount for goo, and "a y per cent premium
Cor currency
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says:--
Business in the money maIke, continues to move along
quietly without rippe TO disturb the smooth surface OF
affairs The Offer pes OF paper continue light and beyond
the extension Of gemens going on between bankers
and leir regular customers there s very little dong n
the way OF discounts Rates Of interest Tor acceptable
remain at 10 IL pcr cent outside Of this circle
there IL enough doing TO establish qioiaons there
being market Tor the grades Of securities usually OIL
fered street and place being found IN lar
banks for nesr!y every thiDg sseabIe For exchange
there was moderate demand, at ~ 4 premium buy
ing, and "a premium selling. For small checks some OF
the houses charge y premium, bu, IN the regular way
all the dealers draw at "a God sauds at 4. premium
bus iug and u rremicm selling, with very fite dong
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
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The Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad
was formally opened yesterday by the running of
an excurion train from Chicago to Cincinnati,
making the trip in eleven hours.
Tire following table will show the circulation
and securities Of the Indiana free banks con
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DRIME BEEF, PLUMB PUDDING, GLASS or ALE,
l. Is cent. tender Beerseak, Fried Potasoes, Roll and
delicious Coffee Is ctpta Green Peas hiring Beams oa03
fresh Cucumbers new Cabbage cents PA Roll and Tea
10 RAsperres aud MIX, centA Cntop o-s'sTseD@
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App0tn tnt nat Of r.. -. ssansDD az senator
from ksMaMs.

CNc,Sssli, July 10, ts6l.
r. p Stanton, az ksusas, passed through oere today
~ roas 50, wasb nee0 20 sss seen argoa,ed by .e
GoV,pnor Of k,nsss 10 q tte vacancy in the Senae
caused by Genere Lanes acceptance o. Bieader Gene
Tatb'p ia tbs reg Llr service.
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FEMALE REBELS HOW TO MANAGE THEM.

from the Louisville Journal
The Louisville Co,rIer h very pathetic in speaking Of
little paragraph Of wscin we sisted that crinone
co9aips maDy conrabsnd utlce, and adv Ied the de.
te0t'7es 70 be % the Workout STURDY patriotism, how
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RESTAURANTS.

GENERAL SCOTS ORDER, PROHIBITING THE
U transmitting OF army news over the wires, fully ap~
nroysd The public o! New York aAo approve OF spenocrs
plan of selling gs OF Ae fer three cents No 2Cortandt
street, northwest corner OF BroadwAy, basement
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FtR<ITVR IKE.

BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMHLLEp FURNITURE
"A for 80, n ali colors of Warranted msnuiaenre; nsS
solid chestnut Chamber Suits. plain and ornamental ~ r.
IARRiNGroNs, 36s Canal street. opposite Wooster. ksta
bilshed in 1SS.
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Abe June earnings OF The Chicago and North
western road show an excess OF So, GOD over
1870 an increase Of 80 per cent.
The following is a report of the amount OF coal
transported over the Delaware, iackawana and
Western Railroad for the week ending Saturday,
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cry cummEnCsaL mEpoar.

THURSDAY, July IL = "
eAKs SALES OF 100 bbls pots made a 81 10 and
go do. peayis az SIS 10.
BRKADsruns --Flour--The demand esa asl'ye, o.
peciay for State and Western brands mednf and extra
brands steady, and ia fair demand. The stlas em
braced abou. 10 600 boIs, closing within the following
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Annexed is complete list of the suspended
banks, the notes of which are redeemed at the
Auditors office, with the rate al which they are
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

!, KAS EXPRESS
81 BRAT OF WAR
FORTkSss nOShOB, &c.
WASHINGTON, ALE1 AkpsiA, BALTIMORE, ANNA
pOHS. &c
We have Tpited States permission carry
packages of goods aud noDcy Ia mentioned placSa
BTsshts packages Bold should be rr,pstd,
we charge only bali regular rates
DBEaT EASIEks sad PHILADELPHIA Ex-
PkESsES sent as foimeely.
HAHN igas EXPRESS, n Brosdssy.
CONVENTION OF lREH sooI6r1Es-THE DELE
" gates 10 TIE above convention To steod
meeting a. 5ernan nii AZ er,n street. Friday
ing ~, inst g. O'Clock, on ou.fnesso' mpor ance
JANIS sAkDTUEu. frestitni.
JouN A KENNY, Fecresry.
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Balance 5AO las SO
The Lamar Insurance Company has declared
semi.annua dividend Of four per cent, payable on
demand. The Bank Of Savings Blocker street,
will pay interest at the rate Of FIVE per cent per
annum on sums under five hundred dollars, and at
the rate Of four per cent on larger sums; the
Bowery Savings Bank, at the rate Of FIVE per cent
per annum on all sums of five hundred dollars and
under, and at the rate of four per cent on larger
sums. The Continental Insurance Company has
declared scrip dividend Of thirty.fve per cent,
for which certificates will be issued on the 10th of
September, at which time interest at the rate of
six per cent will be paid on the outstanding GER
tiGcate; also cash dividend Of seven per cent
on the capital stock, payable on the 18th inst.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $]e,25999l 81, and the balances
.AI-k6 JnO Ak
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DArfLE AXES FOR THE NAVY
ID The of and photography iovstss
20 AIS for no tu0dru battle for he navy
be delivered eqn~ at the Navy d, At Ftts
dsphis. New York Boston ana Portsmoath n faternA
OF The TO be shown application 10 the A-s,s In
rdrSucs N tue above named the
,us made known which The viii be received
kNHAzW % hWOlH
Chief Bu't Ordnance and Uydr Apply
WAsul Z.
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LGENEEN WERE LEPOf lH bKokAkD STR
n Tschg gezonde worcen verisEgd, Ia htt rg
Coonei 7syor rutdd.iyk in oiebst u eden
voor buis vsd wod voor hume vrou~ en- kinaeren
ge2orgdt. CAtr CT ADs lux.
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mHDHCnSnM.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDIcSEs.
Huxrmrrs BorosorAr,po spsuro

HUHrHnKB HOMEOPATHIC DPpmT0
had their origin In grest pablo wanL-medicinef
for all the wants Of curailves tha. father, moth-
~, nun's or traveller, could always have by thszn,
and always rely upon,--so simple Mat mistake o.nr
not DO made In the SELECTION; 90 harmless thss Il
may use them with lmpunity, and % efacient thai
all may roly upon them with sahesy. Such ,hay
have proved. Thousands Of families use then, daIsy
Tor all the ills and ailments Of cvery dAy life and
rarely are seriously sick or have need W oa phs.
sicisn. Thounands, with SEINE single specific, IN
CUrod thamselyos u serious ohron 10 dseases Of yess
sanding, and upon which they have spent hundreds
IN vain, and among the million who uss them, nons
question their purity or efbaacy.
Bot ~ genuine coin In without ~ counterf.sA
" under tic shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECIPTOA
humber Toadstool "Curaives' or "Rarned -
have come up, Whose principal use u 70 bear invo-
untary testimony " the worth Of the original g1ch
ash IN but the froth THAI Flcoeaa always rows 70
the surface.
These shallow knAves Jus, know enough " COPY,
but not enough n INvENT--they know enough "a
bTEAI- but no, enough N ORIGINATE g. thsy
have stolen tho Names and numbers Of my medi-
tiIes, and even copied my advertisements, and with
hese borrowed garments the AS sasays ~ Act ths
don, and even tancos his braying Ia the roar ~ the
monarch Of the forea. But tie public are aoquaLit
cd with such pal.ry devices ASd well know how b
take tho true coin aud leave the base eountarfea
will It's maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED by tire roosa
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC FHYsICIANs-
They are used by tho most INTELLIGENT and Re-
FINED 81 every community. All have 'olnd them
III they have been recommended, PROMPT, EPFI-
GENT and REIIABLE--every wy worthy Of pub
10 oona 'enoe and patronage.
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,rter she cle,rcd the Leychellcs isisnds, where's
lonely enough stretch Of the Indian Ocean
spreads in. The moro | entered upon the
thought of IT, the more unsuferslle IL got &c
pecially one day in the mouth OF the Moham-
bioue Shen IL fell deal calm with heavy up
sna down swell tit to roll the sticks out Of hor;
| dc hiyb blne land Of the Madagascar being In
s,ht sotnciince TO starhOard, tome lines to port,
| ibcn astcrn. and the clear horizon lying away
| northvost dark with breeze from round the
| coast. As the hot sun bla1ed out above US, and
| ,bo Hue water came plunge up over the rail,
HAHN, and flashing. first one side dipped, then
,bc other. could fancy the passenge<z on the
Jpdiamans poop in light breeze, with 4 sus-
riciors lanlcrn-riggcl sail creeping up on her
quarter. thought saw Violet Ilydes eyes
sparkle against the glare Of light, and her lips
PARTING TO spcak-iill actually stamped on the
deck, my fists clenched, and made three
strides TO the very tahrail VI the schooner.
III at once | met my second mate
eve coolly fixed on me, which brought mo to
my senses In moment, the moro 50 as
there was something about this man Jones
| couldn't NAL out and | had made up my
mini to keep shhrr'y' on nun tnouSn the
fpct was, it annoyed no most to feel him seeing
into me. ~ it were. without troubling himself.
1--WE shall have the breeze before long, sir,
round Capc May yo1lcr, r.t he, stepping
forward $50 "Npcc, myself Mr.. Jones' said
|. ",Iuuch YOU cvil,nlly know tho coast better
'' ',,. lon. H. IN anfeararc, there y,4
n ,l,p.. f,rtiril,. ip lii. a.. he tolI M. Lc had
s,a,, II 40 or tlrcr lin. before.
NHb Ill. ,yr,ipI. we ,y,r, or,, more
r.rnir. sr,rp on "A wind M channel
and sb,u sho lid ~. her own way in god
breeze. the schooner quail .ce came out. Twas
, r,ri,ct IuN,.rv toIak over the side aud see
The hull l..p,s.. her IN ,rp bows sliding through
itlk,a li'S ~ eating into the wind all the
t.r. I'm A wav none hu, q ioro-aul-alt clipper
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
COUNTY CLERK,s OFFICE.

New YORK, NOV. o, 1901,
Pul lc notice Ia hereby given that the 18th day
II November, 1851, shall pruceed u draw panels Of
Jurors FIR the following Courts 10 he held in and
for the City ni County Of New York, on the ID day
ofDcyvu ar neNt
One pant, If 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme CouT1
Circuit, Wut Court If Oyer and Terminer
one panel of 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme Cur
Ciruit-Part2.
Two panels Of l0I Petit Jurors each, for . Court
Of Common Pie s-Parts l and 2.
Two panels Of lOi Petit Jurors each for Superior
Court-Pars and 9.
One panel Of 90 Grand Jurors for Court Of Oyer
and Terniner.
One panel Of 30 Grand Jurors and panel Of LOO
eostt Jurors Coz Court d General Sessions.
JOHN CLANCY
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lAI.M OF WHITE LILLIES-FOR PRE-
- STRIVING and BEAUIlFHING the SKIN, 10
ands unrivAlled. This delightful and highly par
mod preparation In unequalied for removing
rIMPLEs, BLOTCHES, TAN, SUNBLRN, and all
uperfections from the skin, rendering II beautiful
n clear, soft and white, rvaling Nature In her
Tres, form II Is warranted free from all njursu
ugrodionts and is the article for lSdies' toilet.
Price only 20 cents.
Also, Hoods ToOTHACHE DRoPS-Prcs is
,nts-the best article now manufactured thsss
tho arc annoyed with aching teeth, should give this
, trial. Can be procured al 40 South Seco.A a.,
wilisnsbuTgh, SAd " Eighth Avcnue Nov
ok. eos aA&&