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NEW YORK AExALp, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1851.

Get 10 TIE sc.u & che reg.Se- AM vc ses a. res
son why they shoui6 not DO saooaassu Any comm mi
cation may be aadyess 70 either Of the following PSF
cons
John lynch. No 50 Third venue; Lieutenant Colonel
street.
An invitation has been extended tc portion OF tbs
Boston fish Brigade, who have been lately rejected b.
Governor Andrew, 70 Join the regiment, and II -
understood that TIE invitation viii DO accepted Ther3
ID Still plenty OF room for two Irish regiments 10
anu about the city, and we have no doubt tine present
one viii be quickly filed up.
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A NEW IRISH REGIMENT.

The Irish spirit n this city has not yet died out, but
seems to be rather the Increase We have despatched
to the seat Of war thegaIant Sixty nnt who have
and are winning aures for themselves by their bravery
and untirng industry, aud we have now fine
regiment, composed almost entirely OF persons
Of Irish birth or descent under the command Of
Colonel McCunp, who is daily awaiting orders to
proceed to the scece OF action but this does not
satisfy the martial feeling Of Irish citizens and they
are anxious to form another regiment in this city. The
idea seems to be that some Of Irish citizens wish to
show tothetr adopted country that they willing 10
rush forward and stand in the breach needs be-
tain the integrity OF country that gives them security
and freedom unknown to their own land.
Several gentlemen Of the city are taxing great nss.
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n, = ELLfOII,
Assistant Quartefmaster Seventy ninth regimen
'YOUNG's KENTUCKY LIGHT CAVALRY

YOUNG'S KENTUCKY LIGHT CAVALRY.
This regiment Was accepted satu rday last by the
Secretary Of War The uniform will be that of the army
regulation cavalry. Some three companies only will
be received General Josiah Harlan, who distinguished
himzsN in India, has been appointed Colonel Colonel
VIM q. Young who authorized by Secretary Came
to raise the regiment holds the position Of Lieu
tenant colonel BE is native Of New York, at the
battle Of San Jacinto; ranger with Jack Hays and
Ben McCulcch After the close OF the Mexican prac
member Of the press for come years. Was Attorney
General Of the Mosquito government at Greytown finally
united bis fortunes with Walker and Is prepared to
tight for the Union. Major + Edward Rawlings has full
Charge of arrangements In this State, and WILL in few
days. proceed to Kentucky on business for the regiment
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1861.
road, $50 Pennsylvania Railroad 37. Sight exchange
On New York at par Ito discount.
PHLADnrHA, June 10, 1851
SO 90. Wheat dull sales 900 bushels with more offer
ing demand moderate; red, 81 Is 81 3d. white 81 80
bushels mixed at Acc 4Sc. Coffee in demand sales 25O
bags St. Domingo At 1910. Provisions duh Whiskey
quiet at 1876 Tic.
Flour lower with more inquiry. Wheat dull; red state
81 25. CornBeter supply sales SEQ bushels Western
mixed at 42c for damp ahoa 43c for cargo this side
and at East Albany at 44c. in lots whiskey-saes
100 bbs at leAe Receipts BY Central Railroad for
soso' and ,eo h So R 1872
bbs -four 543 bags wheat $50 bbs whiskey, 215 bbls.
pork, 3SS bbs. corn meal Shipped to New York, by
lows, June 1872 700 bushels c0rn II 600 bushels wheat
10 600 bushels oats.
BUFFALO, June 49, 1891.
Flour steady Wheat nrmer for No. Chicago spring;
other descriptions steady sales this morning &c 900
inside figure OOo bushes milwaukee club at Sc Il o00
Whisky nominal al l41zc. Canal freghts better, at
.e l.. on Corn aud IKE on wheat TO New York I'm
pors-14 COO bbs four 100 COO bushels wheat 1874 900
bushels corn eco bushes cats and 600 bushels rye.
Espris3 COO bbs. -four. 1896 0tO bushels wheat $1,000
bushels corn 81 coo buhels oats, and 900 bushels bar
Icy.
BrsrAIo, June 1a--S P NJ
Flour steady and In fair demand. Wheat opened frmer
but closed steady at yesterdays quotations; sales OF
40 eco bushels No. Chicago spring. at 75c. nc most
y at 75c 7ec. 6cC0 bushels of Milwaukee Club at SIC
eco bushels Of choice do at $3.50. II OC0 bushels OF
led winter at 81 H. Corn, hrmer sales Of 1000 bush.
els at s3c out of condition, 29c Oats steady saes OF
l6 eco bushels at &c Canal freshts-10ic. on corn,
II &c. on wheat, to New York. Lake mports-l6 coo
bbs OF -four i 600 bushels of wheat ia COO bushels Of
OG0 bushels OF oats and IA 900 bushels OF barley
Canal expore4 OG0 bbls of -four 206 900 bushels Of
wheat bushels of corn bushels of oats and
eco bushels Of rye.
OswsGo, June IS, 1901
Flour steady Wheat dull sales 1900 bushels white
Canada at 81 49, Corn lower, and supply light sales
IL 500 bushels Illinois nj "a 1ac. Other grams quiet
Canal freight unchanged-four 2sc wheat Sc and
&c TO New York. Lake importsS20 bbls -four, I3i coo
busnes wheat SO 500 bushels corn, 300 bushels rye
Canal xports2 5s4 bbs. -four, 50 900 bushels
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Married.


C1oas-CAaPETxs.- On Sunday evening Juno 49, lsv
the Rev James W Nc ane JxsraA CIosn to Miss Eiyx
EMMA CARPENTER all of Williamsburg.
iAmB-GmNEY.-On Tuesday morning, Jras u, ~ this
Church OF the Most holy Redeerer Third street. Rev
Father Geason JossPA G. LAgB Of this city, 70 A.k
CA1BABIsG GiBNEY, OF Hampstead, L. I.
PARpsr-C1ARKK-On Tuesday, June IL, at See Cszrch
OF the Restoration, in cklyn by the Rev Mr. BIsnch
ard, n. b. PARDu D., Of NcIwalk Conn TO SARAH r.,
eldest daughter Of g. B Clarke, Esq., OF Brooklyn.
PoiIcoX-BEARpsIxY On Tuesday evening, juno rs,
by the Rev G. T. Demaroet, Josspa NJ poLIS.x 10 MIN
SARAH G. z. BxAsnsz1Y, al OF this city.
Poughkeeps.e anu NeTbv-g papers please copy.
KNK-HASrros On Tuesday, June Is, by R3v. Dr.
Bowling, Frrx2 A. Rms 10 BuIA EAnLros bo.a q New
York.
RsvnI-7nsrIz.-On Saturday, June IL, by thu Rev.
J. X Elmencorf, N l. I.aggLL 10 NA7y jazz TusrYs.
10th Of this city.
VAlN1Isz-SiLorr On II ,sday June 49, At st. ps&ers
church. Westchester, By the Rev Dr. Jackscn, Josz a
yAIzS7Nx TO MARY E., e6est daughter OF John elliott,
Eaq OF Westchester, N. Y.
W,,yIAMs-BADcoCN.-I Stcnington. Conn. rc -uas-
day, June II by the Rev. william GIFT C1AxRsP WILLIAMS
to Gse2CA P daughter OF the iae Courtaad; 3atcsok
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CAMERON ZOUAyEs.

This regiment, the Color Of which s TO be appointed
By tie Secretary Of War s fully ocsred with tha.
exception The officers nearly all members Of the
Seventh regiment The dress will be the same as Dur.
ees Houaves he Lieutenant Colonel .s c. F Van Duzer
ate OF the SEVENTH Of Ssah Van Duzer President
OF the New York Exchange Bank. The Major is A. An.
graduate Of West Pcn: and rost efficient officer
W L. n Burger tas beeu appointed Adjutant and W. II.
Brown Quarter maatec both Of the seventh The regi.
meat viii be quarteret O: Long Branch ua.i marching
crders received the city haa0q are al the
Nsnhs.tsa 9nt. MIRA, street..
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NEW YORK STATE TROOPS.
AYR


Tue following contracts have been awarded by the
Military Board
5000 cartridge boxes to Sproalis, Meeker L. c..
5000 cartridge box belts a2d plates to Andrew j. Phil
lips.
scabbards and frogs to Joseph Van Cleve, or
Newark.
6,Cc0 cap pouches aud picks 900 waist belts and
platea to Andrew J. Phillips.
5,ccO gun sings to p Jewell Sons.
5000 haveIsacks 900 knapsacks, 10 Peddis horri
son.
500 hatchets to Ralph P. Lathrop.
1900 camp kettles, 900 mess paas 10 J. H. Atwatex
$50.
Tents to Hen Midway g. Bevesidge, Now York
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eECOHD REGIMENT. HEy YOEK STATE MI,
IITIA

lieutenant Thos Davis, Of this regiment, has just
returned to this city, and viii take out hundred good
zen With him. They win be uniformed and equipped
INN edatey en- arriving at Washington and put into
mfdste active service Apply at the Second regiment
ainory, corner Of Hall place and Seventh street. near
Third avenue. or at No. l6S Fulton street
Lieutenant Downey has opened recruiting Office at No.
20 Snefry street, where he Ia DESTROYS Of enrolling
twenty i've men to join the artillery company Of the
second regiment, at Washington Lieutenant Dempsey
TIE enlistment Of about forty 10 Join the regiment
ss light infantry Application should be made inuaeci.
ateiy as Lieutenants Dempsey and Downey return on
BIC may next at two z. n. to Washington.
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The PASsAIC GUARD, JERSEY CITY.
new company, called the Passaic Guard, have been
organized in Jersey City, and are to be attached to the
First regiment Hudson brigade, New Jersey State Mill
tia At an election held for officers on Manday night
The PASsAIC GU.
COURTESIEG AT SEA.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Captain Robinson, of the British barge Snow ton, Of
Liverpool, at this port his voyage from Rio ia
metro to Hampton Roads for ORDERS begs to forward
through you to Captain Carr Of the steamship Quaker
City, OF the United States Navy his compliments 10 him
for the gertlemsny kind treatment received by him
nj toe time Of his order ing kul 70.
Nav YORK, June 70, l34s
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THE LATE MAJOR WINTHROP.

THE REMAINS En- ROUTE TO BosToN-THErR ARRI
VAL EXPECTED IN NEW YORK T0-MoRKOw---THE
sEyHNiH REGIMENT TO PARADE FOR THEIR KEcEp.
TIoN-HESOLUTIO>s IN RKFRRENCE TO HIS DEATH
ADorTEp AT MEETING OF COMPANY
The remains o. the gallant Major winthrop, who died
bravely Fighting at the engagement at Big Bethel,
are now en- route 70 Boston, and will arrive In this city
to morrow morning They will be received and escorted
by detachment Of the Seventh regiment of which the
deceased was formerly member The following orders
have been promulgated IN connection herewith
SPECIAL ORDER.
HEMQC ARII2s Bly, KS7a RKcMxN1 N. Y. S. NJ
NATIONAL GUARD, New YORK, June 10, 1881.
AS tribute OF respect to the memory Of Major Theo
doro Winthrop, late Of Company National Guard who
serving on the stan Of Major General Butler the follow
ing escort is hereby detailed, consisting of the First
Sixth, Seventh and Ninth companies
The members OF the above designated companies will
assemble at Headquarters, fully uniformed (whte trou-
ssrs) on friday alst inst at nine O'Clock A. n. Lieut..
paDy. Company will appear ia fun fatigue drees Drum
Graham with band and drum corps, will report 10
tine .s at hour ~ Pond will
ing will be upon the left The officers OF the
regiment are requested to attend By order Of
). H. LwBxyAr, Adjutant.
ACTION OF COMPANY 1, OF WHICH DECEASED WAS
MEMsyFR.
HK,pev .K1xRs COMPANY l. SEVENTH REGIMENT,
At regular meeting Of the company, held this eyen
ing, motion, the following resolutions were unani
moasly adopted, viz
Resolved, That the members Of this company have
heard with deep regret OF the death Of Major Theodore
Winthrop q member Of this company, which occurred
the 10th inst, while on duty aid 70 Major General
Butler, near Fortress Monroe
Resolved, That In the death OF Major Winthrop the
United States service bias los. valuable and energetic
who, while connected with this company, was ever most
forward to perform any duty however srduous and
whose refinement Of manner and dignity Of bearing,
combined with great amabi!ty, endeared him 10 all his
associates.
Resolved, That these resolutions be entered on the
and that the members Of this company will wear the
usual badge Of mourning, while duty for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the family Of the deoeased end that the commandant
this company be requested to make such arrangements
may be desirable for the attendance Of this company
ct his funeral. J. a. MCBRIDE,
Secretary OF Company l, Seventh Regiment.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RHODE ISLAND
TROOPS.

PROVIDENCE, June 70, 1861
The Second Rhode ls!and regiment, accompanied by
General Sprague left this evening for Jersey City the
steamers XIII Ku and the State Of Maine The regi
ment was accompanied by portion of the Goyernor's
STAFF Mayor Knight, John R. Bartlett Secretary OF State
and Bishop Clark.
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THE TRANSPORTS.

The steamer Delaware Captain johnson, which arrived
yesterday morning from Philadelphia brought ffaght
. large number Of commissariat Wagons
The steam transpor. State Of Georgia. lying the foot
Of Chambers street, will call to day for Fort Pickens
She has cargo Of provisions, oannons and ammunition,
aud VITA probably take the balance Of Colonel Wilson's
Sixth Zou&ve regiment.
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PRESENTATION TO COL. FARNswoRTH.

PRESENTATION 10 CUL. FAKN6WOKTH.
We understand thai che friends Of this gen
tleman, Lisutsnant Colonel Of the Thirty eighth
regiment Second Scott Life Guard), arc moving in
effort presen. him With suitable testimonial ap.
p1eeiatis Of hin former services O. colder
merits ~ ctlzaa Tho Ooioncl dossswos we'll
hands Of citizens He served with distinction as
cfcer in the New York volunteers during the with
Neyico ana again In the field to do service for bis
country. The gentlemen who moving in this matter
and with whom others communicate, are Alex C..
lawrence merchant, S45 Broadway; T. B. Chase, ship
ping merchant, rs South street; c. Wood, ECO Mas
street John A. Scuyer, No, Washington staeet,
New York.
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WO SECESSION FLAGS FEs.NM THE DUB.
ZEE ZOUAvFS IN NEW YORK.

N Royal Phelps, one Of the Vice Prss,>terts OF the
ohsmber Of Commerce, rsceved two secezoa days yes
terday, captured near Hampton by Cot pu.7ec's
2ouayes, They viii Dc exhibited TOD day.
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THE NINTH REGIMENT.

Lieutenant J. D. WicIhau, OF Company g, Ninth reg
neni. will return TO Washington Monday next. Nom
bers dssors OF reopng the regiment are requested TO
Thirteenth street, on Friday evening at seven O'Clock
Company to be attached TO the Ninth regiment New
York State Militia, Is rapidly filing up The mem
bers VIII be SWORN In for the wAr and viii leave shortly
FOR Washington Many articles Of under clothing have
locks, books &c, are much needed. Any articles in
fully received by Lieutenant r f. Smith, at 72T Broad
way, corner Of Wayerley place.
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Prince Alfred at MONTREAL,
Markets.


Prince Alfred visited Victoria Bridge and various points
Of interest Yesterday and left this morning for Ottawa
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FIRE ON BOARD THE FRIG ATE sANTEE.
THE NEW YORK FIRE ZCUAVES.

A member Of the Fire Zouaves who has arrived here
reports that half Of that regiment yesterday
gagged in throwing up Entertainments within two miles
from Fairfax Court House.
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BODY or A COEEEC--Cy1 sOLDZR rr
THIS CITY,

The body OF Richard Howard, First company, Iair:
Connecticut regiment. avSd In this city yesterday, ca
its way 10 Madison, In charge of Lieut.. Boues Mr. e.
was accidentally sho BY pso. IN the hands OF COM
Iada.
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Wnee1er a. Wilson's Improved SeMfxR
Machine 81 Ied1ced prices. Once ee5 BsoaswHy
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GIFTS TO THE THIRTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT

GIFTS 70 TIE THIRTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The ladies' Of Trint, church have given this fine res
ment through Colonel Ncoann 800 pairs Of socks 800
shifts eco .owsls and 3c0 handkerchiefs It is strange
FAC. that they have not yet received anything from the
Ua.oa Defence Committee, and which Is difficult to
explain The severe drill the put through
CIT their clothing very fest and any presents TO the corps
at the present time from patriotic citizens will be thank
fully accepted and appropriately acknowledged. The
sonai friends of valuable description The statement
which appeared in one Of the city papers recently that
untrue. There Is not more contented regiment In or
around the city. despatch was received from the
Governor yesterday ordering tho regiment OIL yesterday
II has not yet received proper supplies Of any kind,
however, and Colonel McCunn telegraphed repy that
he would take his regiment to the war naked il the
Governor desired it, Il will not leave before next week
Ths Colonel throws hia whole heart into the affairs Of his
command
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Appoint ents Of Postma sters.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1851
The President has appointed the following Psstmasters
for Maine Belfast, Hiram Chase Rocklant, Niles O.
Andrews; Saco, Jas. d. Deering.
AlEo the following gentlemen as P0stmastets:-0are
mont, n H. G. O. Eastman. Amherst, Mass, Lucius "
HOLLYWOOD
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, W3xs and Tea.
dSe privately applied nj No. castor Rouse.
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THE eLOOP. OF.WAp PREBLE.

BOercH, June ", 1851
The aloop -os-war erebe, commander French, will bs
CcmmssioreSto morrow She has . crew Of $50 men.
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BArrys Tr1cophcrOns - tbs Rest ana
cheapest article for dressing beauying car.n. oeAa1le
preserving AMI restoring the Hair. LADIES' try SOLD 81
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TWENTIETH REGIMENT, UNITED STATES IN.
PANTRY.

COLONEL CocHRASE-MAJOR sHALEa, OF THE Sc
VENIa REGIMENT, ELECTED LIEUTxNANT COLONEL.
1fs regiment Is abou. going into quarters at Palace
Garden, Fourteenth street and Sxhavenue Abou, two
hundred will be quarered at the Garden to day and as
ias ss the men ara sworn In they will be sent TO the
above quarters Major saaler of the Seventh regiment
who was lately rendered the ooloney Of the Second
g.melt Fire Hccayes, but owing TO their not having
set been accepted has consented TO withdraw from the
sas and bag agreed to accept the Lieutenant Colonecy
c. tas regiment large Number Of the most efficient
ccers OF the Seventh have also beon selected
for various positions In the regiment.
Tbs officers Of the regiment as far az We have been
able 10 ascertain, are as follows
FieIi Oaeers-Colonel, oJohn Cochrane; Lieutenant
Coonel, Alexander Shaler; Major,
Cmpany 0fcrt-A-Captain, 7. W. Parmlee; B-Cap-
tain. ". Z. Blank; C-Csptain Vim Quincy; D-Captain,
w. Halsfed; E-Captsin, a. D. Latin; F-Captan, Geo.
Ely: G-Captan J. J. Walker; H--Captan, David Miller;
Captain, +. A. Seayer; K Philpoteaux.
Recruiting Offices have been opened at the following
place.
Waliace's Hotel, corner Of Third avenue ami Sixth
street--Wm Quincy, recruiting sgent
Fremea EaI, Mercer street, house Of Hook and Lad
der Company No 5-R. B. Hathaway. recruiting agent
EIeme1's Eal, Broohyn-G. A. Draper, recruiting
ageot
And at the headquarters Of the regiment Palace Gar
deo. AID Mozart Hall, No e14 Broadway.
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TO THE sEvENTY-NINTH
REGIMENT lHIGHI.AND GUARDl.

Having beentetaied by the Lieutenant Colonel COM
mandng the Seventy ninth regiment for especial duty in
tbs city took the opportunity Of announcing through
eeverat Of the daily papers that would receive any 70
untary contributions rendered the regiment up to the
Goth list That period having expired take pleasure
IN acknowledging the following donations being the sum
total received by me-
One box and bundle containing havelocks, &C., from
Rev NJ Deeshon Of Duchess county, New York.
Gentleman from Rome, New IorS............. 81 90
Jehn Mckay Rhode Island. ................. u co
lady Of this city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 %
Total 1923 90
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NOMINA rIoN FOR GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Frank Plerpont, OF Marion county, was unanimously
nominated for Governor by the Convention IN to-
day.
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Eourt Caiendar-Thfs Dnv,

SrPasNx CouRT-CTR.Ur.--Part Mos Ss9x, AS, rs,
9t1 ee4 1895, 1885, l14I, 1249 1883 1911 T3s, All,
Lei, 957, 1857 SOL, 5eT, 692, 3s6.
srrrRas CoJRI-Part 2.-Nos. i64&, 1916 1879, 1852,
1912, i164, 2GI1 to 26l9,
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Trusses.-Marsh n Co.'s Radical Cmuy
Truss NO vesey street. Aston Houss Oo th, ckiG
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kAILS FOB TIE PACIFIC.
inc View Work Herald for California =.
Orr Map or the Seat OF war,

Inc Hsw Work Herald for California :.
onr Map or the Seat OF War,
mo nsa steamship North Star, Capt. yonss VII t,avs
'1-s p0ft 10 morrow, a, neon, for Aspnwal
e nals Tor California and other par,s of toe eac,a,
WIZ o'0se NJ ten O'Clock to morrow morning.
mo INV Yosx wIgzlY HnMp-Cerornia rd,..o,
oon'ins 'ne latest and fuues. intelligence from tina IA
Suecto0afy a'rcs together with the mao o, che scss
war whea We published Monday, will b. lsa n al
half past eight O'Clock TO morrow suorrinz.
Sipg'e copies, in wrappers ready for s,,,nv sy ,a
Agents VIII please send in their orders su as-,v . ~
sibie
Drawings OF X. P1Ancs Is Co.'S r,.c...
wae Lotteries Authvzed by act OF Assembly pAsd Is1r
n.y. 40! Grnnts TO run twenty yearA
Sussex CouSrT--C1Ass lf6 Drawn june 10. t5S
81, "a 80. So 8, 3, 20, SO. II, l6, IS, 10. As.
- Experimentation i08, Drawn Juns 10, 1885,
10, 06; 20, so. 40, "a, 81, So AZ, So, 26, "a, sS
Circulars sent tree OF easxsc b. addressing
L. FRANCE CO. MseAses.
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTxRSHa
a.. A&aTyosF, EXTRA CLAsg S41, June 70, I6SI
40 rs, 8. IS, II, "a, 2, IL, %, I3, co, TO- H.
- ~. XxsTUcxr, Class si2, June A. iSSi
40 40, "a, 81, g. As, SO, 20, "a, 81, GS So 49, Go.
circulars ssn' fFes OF charge q .,resal.g either
WOCr, EDDY & CO.,
CoEnston, Xy, Or b. Lcu,A NJ
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HILL Hnimitabls Cutter OF Hair nn6
whske,s, No Barclay street Aar pse " zee aeA Z
bgcNa
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REPORTS FROM ALEXANDPIA.

AsxASDR.i, Jlce 10, 1881.
The trains from Falls Church, arrived this evening,
reports all qaet. The ,ng OF caarcn cccssoned alarm
II subsequently ascertained to be practising guns.
Captain Msdar, Of the Pennsylvania Fifth, who has
performed the arduous duties of Provost Marshal and
gained the universal esteem Of citizens for lenency in his
treatment of themselves and other persons under his
charge, has been released at his request and Lieut.
Shepard, of the Massachusetts, Fifth, appointed.
There numerous reports from Fairfax, but they are
unreliable The rebel troops certainly there at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
T. Barnes, Of the Fairfax Riiemen, some time since
captured . accession soout, released to-day
parole of honor he bears evidence Of kind treatment
himself ard fellow prisoners, rendering him almost
poweriess he says to bear against his captors
Fairfax Court House will aocn be occupied by federal
troops, If such Is not already the cage.
FIRE ON BOARD THE FRIGATE sANTEE.
PORTSMOUTH, n. r., June 10, 1861.
Last night q fire was discovered In the hola OF the
United States frigate santee It eytngushed with
little damage.
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The Patent Bosom Shirt,
hda 10 order

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