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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
=, Uephalio Pills accomplish the object for Ehist
shsy were iladei viz: Cure cfhesdaChe in sl ta hs
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They heve been tested In mora than = th0uthn
cases, with entire sucoesa.
From the Democrat, st. Oload, Mimi
4 you are, or have been troubled with the head
sohe send toI box, loePhalio PlllB,) 50 tbst yOD
may have tham in csse o. an attack,
IFr0m the Advertiser. Providence, n.
The Oephalie Pills Aro said to be g remarkably or
eetye remedy for the headache, and ono Of tho very
sr been discovered.
lFrOR the Western z. e. Gazette. Uhlesgo. HI
We heartily 7dorss hlr. spAldins, and his unri
vailed OoPhsi Ii5
Isrom the Ksnawha VslIoy star. Val
We are sGIo that pgrqons suffering with hsadanhs,
sho tty them, Will stick - them.
tFron tins southecu Path Einder, A. o.
TrY them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that our test imonY can be edd6d % the already u-
me,tej" cAn produce.
From the ST. Louis Democratl
The Immense demand for the article (OaBhale Pills
z r2pidly enereasing
From ths Gasetts, Davenport, IoWa.I
Mr.. Bpalding would not connect hia name with ar
article he did not r W 20 possess fsRl morit,
From the Advertiser, rFoy,isuoe. B. H.
The testimony in their favor Is EtFpns, IRON shs
IlOat res psctable quarters.
GFrom the Daily EsWs, HesPort, Z. II
OeBhSlio Pills ars taking the place OF all kinda
From the Commercial Bulletin. Boston.l
Said to be very efBoacious Tor the hsadsnhs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

NiHE SAID EMERY i. HUB
IL BARD viii tIkg notice that said George y,
BardtOW and kulus NJ. B1rst0W, partners, GndeF
name OF Geo. +. Bar8toW B Bro, commenced q suit
IN attachment against him in the Court Of Common
Pleas In and for CuYahuEa County ohio, on the 18Th
dal Of ptd Ger o. tie object and prayer Of the
peuu0n ih which case Ia aQrRecOver said Huhtard
$50 90 with iniereft III. at the rate ofl0 q cent
Per Hnnuu, rom August i>thl la55, on defendants
pramisory note, dated August 10Th, IS53, payable
September ], iS39 at Feeds Bank, GaleaIurz, Illi
nOs, with ilters 81 at the rate o ten par confu pr
an nnum. Said defendant viii auawer OF demur 70
said petition by the 10Th day Of November 1881, or
the allegation tf the same Will be iakan a. frna
judgment rend7fed accordingly.
RAANkfs B sCEUs 4 NOBLE,
a-nt2hs8is PlatRtifa AtIorueya.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

IFrOm the Advertiser. Frovidanos, 4. ~
The OephRlic Pills arc said to bs q remarkably Or
tectyo remedy for the headache, and Of tho very
best Tor thst fory frequent complaint which has eV
or been discovered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

GFrom the Commercial Bulletin. Boston,
Said to be very efBoaoious Tor the hsadsnhs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

These Pills have never been known 20 fail wheh
the directions have b0en strictly followed, and thoy
are perfectly sate TO take by the most delicate,
TO MARRIED LADIES they particularly re-
commended, as they remove diHiCuities and restore
nature, matter from what cause the obstruction
may arise. few days in most cases will produce
the desired eect and although 50 powerful, yet no
injury will resuh from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, as they have IN
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physicians and apUth-
ecaries, be had application to the agent VINO
Will 8end the Pills. II desired, ~ mail, post paid, 10
any address, receipt Of the money. sold in boxes
containing sixty pills, by all the principal druggists
and dealers every where Fries St,OO & box.
q. W. ULAitk, tien. agent
4giz.E2S llQ gurariNr at CLEVELAND. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

lFron the Western Z. r Gazstte. Ohissgo. nl.l
We heartily 7dorss hir. spAldins, aud his unri
vailed Oophsl !i8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16
WATER CAN Be RAISED IN LESS TIMh
THAN X ANY OTHER WAIt


Eys-An tbs power required Is to r4lBs iho sight o.
water In tins Bucket.
Please eNhline DANklh'B WAFNH DfiA VII
b5tuI. purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAYElN & CO., PrOpr's
F1JrORY-sS05 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio
Ees-Ststs snd County Rights for sale. Address a.
Rpova UOv2O. Rs
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They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to tbs voice.
They impart delicious aroma to tho Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They nre made Of simple horbs and cannot harm
anT one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

Isrom the Ksnawha Vslloy star, Val
We are sGT0 that pcrnDns Suffering With hsada1ha
Sho trY them, will stick tJ them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

Ladies' are delighted with
sPALDIHaB THROAT OONFEOTIOH8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

Earnest and patriotic speeches were
made by Messrs. John Malvin, B. K. samp-
son, Mr.. Leach, C. H. LangstOn, Mr.. Tas-
eoe and others. l. &. s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

From ths 6Rsetis, Davenport, IoWa.l
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with .
article he did not r W 20 possess fsRl morit,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16
sPALDING's PREPARED GLU.

sg-A EngIe bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARE
GLUE will Save tsn times lts eoEi e1nually. 7ge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-16

Qentlom8n OsriY
sPALDIEG's THROAT OOEFEOTIOEs.
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Also Agent for the sale Of W. q. Abbott & Goa
TitusRille PetroliGm Oiat the lowest market rates
Orders solicited.
-. Ofice No. 5 Perkins Block, Cleveland. Ohio.
aug3lR26 J. ENSWOR gpnt
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READ WHAT TuE nos. JOSEPH HOLT, TIE
I.NIAI nAIRlnl- sAA

M,ssrs. MtNN n CO.; II ann,d, me much plea
sure g. bear test uu't a. tho able and eff iput man
urr IA which YOU lave 4 a'hprt.d your dutirt Of
Sn.c'turs ut Patent. While i1i the honor ui hold.
ing tie office e Commissioner. Nuur lr ..uos t.,as
cry large, aud YOU sustained t,ud, 4 Wl' mot.
Justly de. rNOil Tie reputation ut ouur.,, marked
ity, md uncompromi-n' fidelity n prroruug
Your s'i,-,iuin! e. rirciuU.ts.
NrI. rec prytuly,
l ~ ! Il o.. IL
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HUDSON CITY.

NLw PrHIIC S,mooL DUILDISGs ~ lIuD.
sos CRY. - The authorities of Hudson CITY,
" j., have Just completed two hno public
school buildings, aud yesterday afternoon they
were thrown oIon for the inspection Of Tho pub
lie. No. ! Is a three story aud basement
brick building, ~ feet front and 90 feet deep
ituat"d at the corner Of ~. Paul aud Mont
guulcrN streets. II has protection in front, \
feet deep and TX lcei wide, for stair cases. The
primary department. is on The first door, and has
seats for 2l2 children, over whom Mr.. Kohl
heck acts ~ principal
The second floor is fur the female department,
with seats for l2i children; Miss Il. l.. Brown.
principal.
The male department is on the third floor, and
has seats for ~ children; principal VIM. H.
Ntorrs. The building and Internal arrange,
mcrts are on The modern plan. Stair ca 4cs ar,
erected m The rear 10 insure safety against fin,
o. accident. The cost Of building, furniture
and grsund, was about . 900.
SchOul-houso No. , Is located at the corner o.
Montgomery Avenue and Warren street. II is d
iwo-stOrl and basement brick building, erected
,'mcthnS in the style Of the GreciAn cross archi.
lecture.
The lin, floor il To be u,ed for the present for
the primary department, under Mis-, Mcckcr a,
principal. The second floor is for the higher
classes in the male and female department, un
der d. =. Lee as principal. The entire cst i
about 10000, including the grounds. There
are about 800 children enrolled At No. I, and
800 at No. >. Mr.. Charlie, T.. NEWMAN, Prr-i-
dent oi ihc Board Of Education, was present ,rs-
lcrday afternoon, at school No. ], and conducted
the visitors though tho building
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1861.
BROOKLYN.


THE RECENT Sickness AMoSd THH PRrs.
oNERs IN rnE JAIL.--All the prisoners in tho
county Jail who were affected by the use Of the
water leading to tho building in leadcn pipes,
arc recovering. some are quite we'll, and no
more danger IL approhendcd. appears that
WY il'tle water had been used, prey iOus to tho
gay the sickness lroke oct and II il suppoaed
us, ,hc water IN the pipes had becp-rc impreR-
na'eh with oxide u lead. BY rcniiring i'm them
IoI - cong une. Had the water becn kent
running " IS supposed that the deletcriuns sni,-
stances could not havu ar,upul,,od 40 as An
produce any evil effects. Il VII. pr,r-,.sI 70
substitute irnn ppcs, but ~ It is feared tbcy
VIII freeze up Ia cold weather and hurst son,.
other plan will PROBABLY bc adopted. Nean-
while, tho Ridgewood water will IT, di.p.n,cI
with. A sufficient supply icr all purp,r,e, can
I've obtained froin the pump in the yard.
DEIrGArEs To rnE DExoonAric STATE
CoNvE>rION.-In addition to the delegates to
the Democratic. State Convention at Syracuse.
Published Yesterday, the following have been
sci ccted:
IL D,VriH Dclegatcs -- Joseph Wilson,
trainers a. Qnevclo. Alternatcs Tuhis q.
Bergen, \. y. Provost.
w District. Dele ;atcs-Samuel 5. Powell,
1hcophilas e. Calico'
an pnr7ct -nclcg1tcs-lohn e.. Runcic,
James Il. Taylor.
Tux BEooKIIN AND COSBY IsIANp RAIL
n"Ap.-Thc work upon thi, railroad progresses
slowly. The track was laid along Water street
from Fulton Ferry to Main street early In the
summer and It was then expected that The roal
wouli hc IN running orlcr by the middle of SER
icmlcr. Little has, however, since been done
with the exception Of tearing mp the paycmcnts
IL l'rcs idcnt and Ninth streets. preparatory TO
laying the track. The principal cause of tho
delay was the want Of rails, which will now
Nj, u I've ready, and some time NEXT week the
worn ut placing them in position will bc rcsum.
Ell. The rad will hc completed to the city line
10y the latter part oi October but will not he
extended further thi SEASON. Tho road from
ihc city line to Concy Island will be laid nest
summer.
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JERSEY CITY.

TuE MugpgW W An lNrANr-Tho inquest
on the body of an infant found on Monday last
in a sink, Of Nos. PIG AMI 2ls South 9Th st.,
.lcrscN CITY, was commenced before Coroner
,'iiincv, at the station. hou.c, last evening. The
body Wa discovered hy night scayon,cr, who
had ben sent 10 empty the sink
Dc. W. !. MADDEN, City Ph, stefan, testified
hat the clll had been born alive. anl had
lived nhout " hours, and h,d been dead FROM X
e. ~ days. Tho tongue aud eve, protrudsd
tie head aud face were rongcslsd, and the throat
ntrictcl. Tie was satisfied that death was
produced hy s'targull,ion before the child was
! rown into the sinh. The inqn, ST. was post.
pIncd with view ii procuring far her evidence.
SuorLr'rING.-Eirlyla last evening some shop
LITER succeeded in stealing piece of bingham.
81 about 80 yards from the front Of lack son AMI
Taylor store, corner OF Warren Il. nnd Newark
ave, with which they escaped without detection
To NJ SHUT OrF.-Thc Board Of water
Commissioners Of Jersey CITY have given notice
that thu ras ,aic water will be- cut oT from the
Reservoir this (Satnrdnyy evening, at \ o'clock.
poe OF making connections OF pipe on bergen
llll.
BrHGIARY.-Th house OF W. H. Chase, pa
South 9TH street, Jersoy CITY. was entered aud
robbed 81 silver ware On THURSDAY nigh
Tur Sussex Ecgi,,., and Paterson R.gi,er,
which have heretofore expressed southern sym
Iathic-, have changed editors ani we under.
stand will hereafter support the Admini-tra-
ton.
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LOST AND FOUND.

BLANKET LOST-LAST EVENING On
~ the ~ o'ciork taru irum II ,hlkr. g. C,ur 81
n baiy's y hite ,l.h der h.uuI blank. the
finder will be l1eraly rrNard ii iy retIruI I 10
so Charlton y. H. i. IIALSrIAn. ~
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On change today the aour marks. wa a An
hrmer. Wheat ruled STEADY for GOD. and Ann -
heayy for common and inferior. Com vas Arm
With god export dcpand. Provision. vsr, o,,.,
and prices were without decided change.
The receipts n produce NJ the West confirm. q,
~ irinense. Al Chicago for the week ending q,
Monday, they were 1920 barrels ~ Bcur, Iss ia
bushels Of wheat, and 1879 9Os Of corn, being a--
increase Of 7Oco barrels u flour, 10000 b1shsls q
wheat, and 2h 900 II corn, on tho preceding week.
which previously stood ~ the week ~ the larEe-s
receipts NJ the pfe. There was n scarcity Il ves-
eei' b. move all this produce 70 uarko, - quickly ..
received.
The Philadelphia Ledger saysi
We Lear ct increasing orders In slrnost every d.
iariment IN trade. not Gully in those braDeb.s Inn
affected with the war movement bus
with pursuits only remotely aud Incidentally oon-
utdc'i IN the war demon STATIONS u the countrF.
Tic trade, tou, being almost wholly for cash, every
step forward will tut strengthen business wen for
tr noNt succeeding step In advance. II " not busl-
,e's ON louC credit, which more and mOre weaken~
Vie Mthcr II prog esses, but a wholesome cask
.nur
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

STAINING APFRAY.-A man named Phillip
OH was arrested and taken before Justicc wal
ter yesterday upon charge of committing a
iclonious assault upon Mr.. Henry wil.c. II is
alleged that about ten o'clock ON Thursday
night Mr.. Wilsc was standing at the door Of his
residence, ON the corner OF Greene street AMI
Montrosc avenue, T.. d., when OIL who was
intoxicated, went up to him. aud wanted to fight,
and threatened IL Wil-c didn't come out, hn
would set lire to the house. Mr. Wil>c did all
he could to quiet his assailant but at last fear
ing violence, he called tho police, which 20
cumgcd Oil that he drew "a knife and Stable
him in two places, inlcling sewers but not dan
gcrUus wounds. obi was finally arrested by Of
tccr Cotton, Of the 9TH, and has bcen committed
for examination.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table is derived by oomparison u ths Y7rss
pnaid Ealcs each dayt-
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE INTELLIGNCK.

REi'r"i- Aug. ith.-The ship shatts muc. frorn
NrN Iutk To- tbs poit, during the gale OF the I'd
no, dragged fr IA her anchorage nj Ring Road.
. Il ioUlri the IIIEs III fiom New York and
e rtp'as " IDLE, ''om Mirumichi, when both ves-
a'4 lost uh u ON and bnwsIrit the Iif also lnse
,,i and cItwHirr. The Staten nc was thsn run
.r the Mud hank, where she b,y r the returning
. u,. zen -hs drove In on the Swash and again
.tUuI,i; wus alt'r~ ards hauled III by stsautuk
p. 'I' damage, except her buwarka and stansh-
.L.a NALL-r m -ul. iHlmn.
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IIOBOK EN-.

PEnrruIY ForND.-iestcrl,l morning a
loN containing female and chillrcn's apparel
together with lew dollars in specie, WA DISCO
,rred D., the llolokcn polio, s.crcted in the old
llul",ru reservoir, \ small box in the larger
On, contained the uaW-, Mrs. Ohs~ald, and DIR.
Baulch.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RATM OF WHITE LGLLIES-LADlE5
- la,o you truJ tuis excellent AIT HFh'Y puf-
iimcd preparation flr All diafUWeWnrt 90. rhe SIN
-sI.h 49, pINpLES BLOTCHES, TAN, Sun
BGEN, sALLOWNEsS &c. ~ u pty yuI 10 Il"
sI, us 4 f. ""rLuH aud rehc7lmg 4" Len ny'rhcited
nd Is uortr.ty hprnlrse a. the skm-tn VIZ !riar-
,r'o Y wlll Fl II Il tar A. rrnr - &. Az Bu
Il LILY Nutn, and ontulsr tL.1i any ot.'g article
'uv 10. MO- It bong lu
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BOTTLE.
U.uR tuo iast month large quantities ,,,e Leeu
cd afi ve feel gatif IT ~ lar from o'l who nave
red 10 t.gt gives the greatest ai s.uotiun, When
noe yup Try a y'u VIII nov, u1' EIy nth,r-oi tht
o. ..'d confident. Tor sale 1t 90 : nth Sec I'D IT,
V,nur Urr aGd At 81 E.s q. ave, n" H'.k.
an 2ioc
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STEANHROArS.

REUILAR BOAT To THE FISHING
~ BANkS.
FARE 10 CENTS.
STEAMER CROrON, CAPT DtMONr,
l.vr, Tenth street, u. H., I:la; P-.l Sip, Z u ;
Srt'E street, y. H., $40 Pier I, ptp T. NJ.
Leave tie Hunks, 2aU r..
n II After this date the following LtndIu.s will
lr dHeuutuucd; Brunno street, lruutlyu aud 3ntli
street. Alst G'laS
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

\ / RNE-WANTED A SITUATION by A
AN-'etds, rTeiIi woman, a'put ~ mouths In TIA
o.thy, t"'ske care e. an invalid, or to attend the
800 n tni, o~ tu do sewing aud general house
work. ApI's at Castle Garden. Il
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HOSES FOR SALE .- A FEW FINE
II H"lk i,raes for sale cheap; Tic for ANY KIM O..
tx; ",H lc af"a At 4, zee depot l,2 W,'st IA
II, t..F llr lfrr " O'Clock. Ri3O gig
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WHIPPING. &C.

'TArSCOTT'S LINE LIVERPOOL Packets
~ It wM. 7. sTORER sails op Monday, Sept
u; EMERALD ISLE sept ~, and Guy MAN.
NtkINt', sept lith. For passage ~ low rate, err
ioi drafts, apply To TArsCOrr ~ co, 81 south ~.
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GEVlNG WANTED HANDS
). g. muke flannel shirts. S.ne nc,d tpn v rNr,.t
t'to Who have machines. C,n at ~ W,r-eu
hilt't. Hu9l 2'i22
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HORST hSD CART non SALE-For Sale,
A "a good hnrc aud cart with the good Will at to
" .k. r..", ti;o. Inquire OF tie carman, No. 10
fulu,uft. au8O 2 III
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BAKERY for sjc-i99 Varies IT, 2o3
CONFECTIONERY store, 10 Myrtle av,I'klyn. 3i,2
FIRST class Restaurant, cheap New ~ 2S4
GROCERY, stock 4 fixtures rcut 2, -iGsEiGh II
GROCERY, stock & GNtur-sS 2o-la7 4 liza h2s
GROCERY store for sI'c--Gp West 2Ith Vt, 800
GROCERY * fixtures for s,e--li3 T. th st. 2a,3
LARGE milk business in the county; 3iI oh 4 30 0
MILK, butter e candy storc-271 W 2Sth st. 3O,2
MILK route .or sale Apply ~ wcst 29th ". 2o,3
STANDS iu leading markettcle,pR ~ II, 79lsun.
SHOP & fixtures for sae-2iT avenue u. 3i,2
TWO hatcher stalls, cheap,lI 4 10 Essex Mrkt3i,G
sl5-storc q fixtures, this day. Greenwich ave
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+ | N a N c | A l., 60.
NEW YORK. Friday, Aug. 30

NEW YORK, Friday, Aug 30.
Business at tho u ard WIZ small to-day, though
nrgcr than yesterday, and for some southern State
e. urtics g. nm CONTRA a. material advance WIS
In.d. Pacific NJ IL Was Ia demand n m contracts,
- IA .lyguoe. ~ Federal securities higher rates
we're paid and tue disposition 10 buy on the whole
It was stronger thau .or some day. Tho market
ar Treasury uutes ~ strong, AMI during the morn
ing brokers refused to acll under 9S. The work of
private sulscrpt,uus b. the government Loan IS e.
ug on fay,mbly, The deposits AZ the 'lhce 81 the
United States ,iSt,ut Treasurer for TIE h'e days
ending last evening we're "A iS3Gbl, from which
do,!uct tie second iustnlment OF the banks fjhOG'
400 ap.i leave f's3,uO0 IS tie fruits II private
subscriptions Tie applicant for the loan' W. nm
drrstaud include representa- 81 from most oI tne
rlors,cs Of our city inhabitants. State stocks were
active aid higher. Tho largest advance was IN
North Carolina, which ,itcr selling IN low ~ 6Si(
oi.l,in week, and II ION 56H ycs;er,tAy, Wen
uu 10 ~ thls morning.
money there is no chsusc. Sizzling h.,ls NJ
doll TT IoTH p'al,
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FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

SEND ALL MONEY AID PACKAGES
20 SOLDIERS BY HAGNDEN'S EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, AS THEY HAVE TIE
". s. GOVERNMLNT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FORTRESS
MONROE, WAsillNGTON, AND ALL
JTHER FONTS FOR HALF RATES.
THEIR EXPRESS Is TIE OLDEST IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND PHILA-
DELVHIA EXPRESSES SENT As FORM
ELY. au27 2iactll9
MUSIC - TIANOIORTES, AND MI SIC
VI tsu'l.t IN tew lessons ou the anu rim i.np,
ditar, ACCORDION aud violin. Tenn. Al the nd
ny, 50 fer ~ Lessons " piano. aud one nrelud' %
10 lot from ~ g. - month, or Tor sale cheap, 10y
VI. DUMsDAY, NO Grand st.. auJl "lls
STOP YOUR LEAKS-PAINT YOUR Roof
, with ELLERY'S India Rubber PANT, Applied
ny pateGte'B for one cent a loot, ~ urhnd, To-
Bo%ery, ~ Park Row, A. 9Th Az ooi ON A. ob gtac
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ARTICLES WANTED.

tIXTuREs 81 a butcher shOp-i2s west 3Ith a, 81
GOOD double shot gun, cheap-II X " g9w2gth It
PORTABLE Engines or Lnrse--II, 1913 sun. 3i,4
SET of blacksmith tools wanted, at 1919 ave q. 3l,2
TO LET
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G1 WRITING CLASSES--STUDENrS At
Pl PAINE s, 90 Bowery, or $50 Fulton St, BROOK
lyn, receive 10 writing lessons for i 80 for ",
book keeping lessons 50 per month II Lessons D.
limited: writing and arithmetic so per quarter rs
lessols each. INSTRUCTION day VI sveLlng. su10 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31
S,TATE or NEW YORK.
= OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY, August 1T. 1851
To I'M HIIrnmI OF 1mr InIs1A ~ M. N.nru.

- lhl u VT NEW lbhh,
> OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
ALBANY, August 1T. 1851
To 1iu snrEuF ot 1nE CouNrE o. Nav HoRKi
Norrcr "a urrrny orvr,, tia, nd, tho General
Election a. ln lo'd in tbs S''ic, en- the Tuesday
succoodiu' the first Monday OF yrmbcr nest, the
lloN uF uih r's ns" tu O.. elected, g. wits
A st'r"l...N Of state, in tie place or Dly Il Floyd
a Comptroller, ia tie place or Robot Dcuu.ston:
An Attorney General, Ia thc place Of Charles q.
Mverf;
4 State Engineer and Surveyor IN the place Of Van
n. Richmond;
a State Treasurer, in the place or Phi1lp Dor,helm-
Canal Commissioner, in the place OF Hiram Gard
Ter, tot rill term;
4 Canal Comm ssinuer, iu the ace NJ B1u'nmin T.
Bruce, " ho wn4 appointed ~ IN the 81 nancy
occas.upod y tho doth az mucl II. RNrt o4
Al INSPECTOR of State Prison, In tie place OF Josah
T. Eycrcsl;
A Judge u the Court Of Appors, in the place 4
Geo. 4. ConHtoCk;
All whose terms Of Office will expire On tho List
day of December next.
AlFo, A Justice ~ the Supreme Cour, Cnr tho Frat
Judicial District, in tue place Of Thnuies w
Corkc, whose term Ol oiicu vii. expire oil the
last day Of December hoNt
Also. Senators for the Fourth, rinh, Sixth and
s"cnth SH.atr Districts comprising the County
COT wy OFFICERS TO M ELECTED.
vcuic'u Mnml n's Of As -m'ly
Shcrh, In the place of John k"''v;
A County Crts, IA the place ul John C'7ncy;
judge Counu" Pleas, IA the lla-o col John
B.uly
Justice # the Marine Court, in place Of Aria X
Maynard:
Ds''c Attorney, in the ll,cc Of N'lson }. Wa
tcrlury;
Two ,Irt O., OF tho Superior Court In the place Of
Lfwls u. Wupdrun and Murray Hoffman;
-Four CnruurT4, iu the place # Robert Gamble An
drew Il. Jl'lmou, frIpgs Il, OKcc,1 and
william iuncr;
Two Supervisors, In tho place OF Elijah L. Purdy
and Orisuu Blunt;
Al wlt 40 terms ~ Office will expire on tho lgd
NY o. December next
Yours, Respectfully,
ID. H. FLOYD JONES
Secondary ,. 0tto
sIuERIFFS OFFICE,
crrY Am oorNTY ~ nrw YORK. ~
| hereby certify the Ahlye t. be- true copy e tie
or. ua Notice received rs me tins dly nom the
Se,utuy Of S'Ht'.
August 2d, 1861.
JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff the Ciy and County ol New York
EXTRACrFROM CHAPTER Ia, LAWS or 1850
II Tile sheriff ~ Clerk of the Cuuuty uf New
York vi % shall receive motto" ~ Hu election siI
.It,.ut druy, deliver copy oi such not c' ~ the
Is nrd Of Supervisor of sad county, and each II.
I.rvIsnr Of aid county: ne shall n'sp ,Fii 80 u urly 81
such notice a. he Published once Do each wrcl, nth
lie election therein specified in such ue, ,rrtpers IN
said county not cNc'et.',p iiltccu IN number having
the largest cirC7la.Iuu iu the city Hrl the county.
Pursuant a. the above eNtrlut, ~ IIiotuiH ~
nc,ysI aIrrB are notified not 10 insert this ndge tsc.
mont unless duly authorized ..
sheriff orthe CITY and County ol New York.
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