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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-25
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Arcbbi.hop IIuEhc. ON th. War.

An exceedingly interesting and all, corrcs-
pondence between Bishop LYNcH Of Charleston,
and Archbishop lluGHKs of New York, is pub
lished in tho Metropolitan Record, this week.
We regret our want Of space to copy from the
correspondence, but must content ourselves with
borrowing synopsis Of the Archbi,hop's opin-
ions which will be received with the interest
their importance commands
The Archbishop shows that there hal been
violation OF the constitutional rights Of the
South, and that in regard To slavery she is tolay
IN sfd'u guO-iust as she was at the periOl ut the
De lautIon If Independence. Although an
advocate for the sovereignty of every State
zod and approved Of by is own repre-
sentative authority when tine constitution
was agreed upon, he maintains that no
state has a right 20 seccdo except In the manner
provided for in that document. Out OF the sew
enty or eighty years administration NJ the Gov
ernment the South had had a iiity-twO years
monopoly OF the supreme power. Tho patronage
Of the army and navy had been also during that
period almost entirely in It's hands The election
Of the present Chief Magistrate was not, then, u
ratIs,. sufficient 10 Justify the course which the
South has adopted. lie was clccted not direct
iy. u- was alleged, hv the Back Republicans Of
III North, hut indirectly and negatively bv
three candidate, and thus insured the success Of
he Republican nominee. II was under these
crcum-iuucc- that Mr. Lincoln won the
contest, and that he was constitutions
ally elected no one North or South could
ipulc. The Archbishop denies that there is
any disposition ON the part Of the loyal state,
IN suhiugatc or conquer the South, and oN-
pru.scs his belief that they look only t. the
purr}sc Of hringinr back the scrcled ntatcs to
their organic conlition--dHto b,iinm, In reply
10 DR.. lynch : fling about the lriih he reminds
him Of the story told by Russell, of the London
Times, who was assured by southern editor
that as soon as the war was over the Coniodcr-
atcs would get rid Of all the Irish and foreigners
who had fought for them, AMI tha' no man
should have vote in tho -orclol states unless
he was an American born. The Archbishop is
opposed 20 the peace cry at the North, In a
crisis like this he says, it is expressive neither
Of sound principle nor n safe policy, and would
only have the eject oi changing the basis o.
the war from that # a national into grcl,
party conflict.
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War Items.

A VOLUNTEER COMPANY, composed entirely
Of religious young men, is forming in Phila-
drlphia, and will be placed under the command
Of Col 7. Mclean.
lT ~ ASSERTED that the procrastination Of
General Buffers llItteras expedition 20 the
presoni time was due TO General Scott, who only
reluctantly granted the small land force requir-
ed, after repeated and urgent appeals.
TuE Story Of the Richmond Despdtch. that
the llatteras forts surr, ndered through q want
OF ammunition, is proven false by tho fact that
among the articles that fell into our hands wers
800 barrels powder and shot and she'll sufficient
fer that quantity ofpowder.
pRor MTCuEI's CoVMAND.-Gen. Prof.
Mitchell has been assigned to the command Of
Gen. Franklin 5 brigade, which, with another,
forms division under Gen. Franklin.
IOUR THOUSAND government horses arc now
in Washington.
NEW JERSEY TRAIToRs. The Trenton GdSetf6
says that an organized band Of Southern SYM
pathlscrs are holding weekly meetings in ths
vicinity Of Hope, Warren County. They have
made threats Of burning the houses Of prominent
Union men there.
MoRE ARMS were captured at Cape IattcraJ
than were lost at Bull Run.
BRIGApIEn GENEuALs COMMISSIONS wera
made ont ON saturday for Colonels Abepombie,
lHllly. Duryoa aud Casey; Capt. G.. q. Meade
OF the Typographical Engineers; Major l.. r.
GIuham, a Nrginar, and Lieut. Col. Smith,
. West Point Professor and distinguished off
ser in the Mexican war. Capt. Geo. q. Flint.
pf New York, is appointed Assistant Adjutant-
General.
GoyEENoR GAMBLE left 81. Louis on Satur-
'av for Washiugtnn IN concert measures with
the government for the safety Of Missouri.
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miscellaneous Items,

\ TIME FOR ALL THINGs-AS III-TIMEu
EMBRACE.-A beautiful young girl fell into
the ONO river from "A steamboat, ON Wednesday,
near Wheeling, and was rescued by a Methodist
minister. The girl caught the minister by tho
neck as soon as he approached her, and for a
time it was thought both would be lost, but
after brave struggle the preacher brought her
uut safe.
AIIrrLE cuIIp, two years OF age, was last
week discovered upOn the track Of a CanadA
railroad, by the engineer Of u fast express tram,
who -ucc edcl in completely stopping his en-
ginc. lust one ward distant from where the child
WIS Standing.
PRncrEiNo 4 COFFIN, Henry Rock, of Pro-
vino. H., laid himself in il, and attempted in
that position 10 shoot himself with pistol, but
having succeeded in mhicting only u slight
wound, hc got out, constructed moose, which
he fastened TO projection over his head, and
then throwing himself forward into the coffin.
disocated his neck and so died.
MoEE "SEcEsHoS".-A merchant tailor OF
Princeton, n. j., has unpaid claims to thA
amount tf 81 200, against students whose names
are in the last catalogue Of Princeton Collage
and who Preside in southern states, including
Maryland.
FREMoSrs PROCLAMATION IN ES0IANp.-
This manifesto will be apt to stir up the aptt-
slavery enthusiasm Of England TO such de-
gree as TO endanger the cotton Cabinet OF Lords
Palmers,on and Russell, and the present cotton
partv supporting Il. John Bull has hankss.
Ing iur cotton; but Fremonts proclamation win
10 very apt to rouse up the conscience Of kne-
land as it has never been aroused botoca, IL
Va wait and see,-M r. Herald.
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order I--ucI by General scott.

Warrington, Sept. THE following order
has just been issued by Lieut.. Ten. Scott:
llEADQuAHTERs or rHR ARMY,
WA~mINGroN, Sept. 3.
"The Gcneral-n-C Chief is happy to announce
that the Treasury Department, to meet future
psymcut, to the troops, il about to supply be-
idC coin, as heretofore, treasury notes IN live',
ten, and twcutie-, as good rs gold, at all lalh-
and Government Offices thrOughOu. the United
States, and most convenient for transmission hv
mail from the officers and men to their limllic-
at home.
Good husbands, fathers, sons and brothers
serving under the Star and Stripes, will thus
soon have the ready and safe means Of relieving
an immense amount Of suffering, which could
not be- reached with coin.
In making mp such package, every o H'cr
NAV be relied upon, no doubt, for such assistance
a. may be- needed by his men.
BY command Of Leuenant-Gener Scott.
(Sgncd) T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adlutant- General.
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BROOKLYN.

TuE VOLUNTEER RELiEF PuSD.-Tho Kings
County Volunteer Relief COMMITTEES presente .
report to the Board of Supervisors, wednesday,
from which II appears that tho whole amOunt
Of money paid out for the relief Of tho families
of volunteers up to this date GA inst.) was e6S-
j7s sG. leaving, cut oi $4,000 appropriated,
a balance in the hands OF the committee, Il
ell II. 4 further appropriation Of $ib, 900
tee To continue their r,liei until the meeting af
the Common Council, which body, Il Is aniici-
pltcd, will, in conjunction with the Supcrvisoru,
establish a permanent relief fund. Appended
tn the report Of the committee is tabular stafs-
mcnt of the number OF married men from each
Wari in different regiments, and the number
Ol pcrsuu, In their families:
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Prom FORTRESS Monroe.
Eighteen Hundred Slaves at Old
Point.

Fortress HoH'o, Sent. 2, rid BI,imore,
Scls. i.-Thc gunboat H. B. Forbes got of Cape
Charles the nj, ht before last, with three feet Of
water in her hold, AMI proceeded to Washinston
this morning, for repairs. She would have gone
to pieces, had not the weather been unusually
mild
Tho slaves at oil Point now number cirh-
teen hundred, including women and children.
\ iiig oi truce has just come in from Norfolk,
with the crews Of the barks RJwcni and Glen,
schooner Mary Alice, and brig Joseph, all cap
turcd 10y tho prVatcer Dixie, with the eNccp-
ton ol the Joseph, which was taken by the pri-
Nti"cr savannah. The captain and mates ol tho
Glen wcrr retained aS prisoners at Richmond.
The captain Of the Mary Alice L. almost direct
from Charleston. lie reports that the force thcro
does not exceed four thousand men, and that
they apprrhcndcd an attack from the recent ma
val expedition.
MR.. EIY-CoL. CoRCORAN.
Congressman Ely Is still at Richmond, and
has TO take his turn in cooking and carrying
water for the prisoners.
Col. Corcoran has been put in irons several
hours, for refusing to answer his name at the
roll call.
Butter at Richmond Is worth j0c., and coffee
ijc. per pound.
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EDICINEs.

SNIa. CAN'T FACT - A DISTlN-
gushed statesman, on being asked what are the
principal productions OF New Eng AID, replied, New
Ehgl,nd raises mon.
The force Of his reply consisted In tho ,aCt that
New Enganders have a world -wido reputation ~ a
race Of hardy, athletic men and women-strung and
vigorous in body and mind. What the man shall
he mainly depends ou the care and treatment of the
Guild hesrly every Now England mother pro-
ydcs
MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
f1r her babe: there s no scctsn Of country earth
where Il has been su long and 50 universally used.
THE QUESTION ANSWERED
As the question Is frequently asked, who Is MRS.
wINsLow' we wiz simply say that she is a aiy
who, for upwards u 90 years, has uurngy do
voted her time and ualons a. a female physician
and nurse, principally among children. sho has
especially studied the constitution and wants "
his numerous class so generally overlooked or
oareessly treated by thu faculty In 10 many In
stances; and, a result Of this effort, and practical
knowledge obtained IN lie umo spont E nurse
and physician, she has Compounded Soothing
Syrup for children teething 1t opo atoa like magic
giving res, and health, and Is, moreover, sure W
regulate the bowels In consequence of this article,
Mrs winslow " becoming world renowned
benefactor Of her race; children do certainly EIsH
and bless herr especially In this tho in this city.
Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup DAILY
sold and used here We think Mrs. WinslOw has
immortaEod her name by this invaluable article,
aid 0 sincerely believe Thousands of children have
been saved from early grave by iti timely use,
and that millions yet unborn will share Ia benefits
and unite In calling her blessed. No HoTuER has
discharged her duty W her suffering little one, in
or opinion, until she has given 1t tie bonoAt of
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try It.
mothers--TRY IT How.-LddlSs YisItoT heu York
Guy.
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More Vessels Running the Block
ade.
Effect of the IIntIcra- victory south.
FERTILIZATION AMoSa rIns REnELs.


Bd'timor,, Ucln'si1g September IA copy
Of the Richmond Dispatch, of Tuesday, fe-
ccived by llag Of truce at Old Point, contains
the following items of ne vs..
A dispatch from Charleston, dated Sunday
night, says u brig, laden with coffee, run tho
blockade on Sunday morning also vessel
with fruit.
Tho ship Gondar, from Liver, Dol, arrived at
Beaufort last week.
The ship Alliance, which arrived at Beaufort
last week, is spoken ofby the Examiner IA laden
with arms, ammunition, thread, quicksilver,
Sc.
The bip1irh says wo may, in few days
expect Benurcgard AMI Johnsons report Of the
battle Of Manassas.
The Petersburg Elp,cs, of MONDAY give, an
account ot the taking Of Fort llattcras, and
E,ls "A portion Of the wounded escaped on a
steamboat.
It gives the number Of killed aud wounded
AT about eighty. AMI SAYS that those who es-
capped from the iort contend that the magazine
exploded.
rANIC RuMoHS on TIIE COAST.
The ElTr,W adds :.-"Our latest adyices from
North Carolina are up 10 eight o'clock last
night. At that hour It was known in Colds
boro that n formidable Yankee fleet was in sight
of Fort Macon, which commands the entrance
10 Beaufort hlTbur, and II spoken Of as the
most formidable fertilization on the North
Carolina coast. An attack was expected on
Monday morning. The garrison is we'll pre-
pared for the assault, and will resist with de-
termination and daring worthy Vi the glorious
cause in which they are engaged.
The excitement throughout North Carolina
and Eastern Virginia is intense.
II was rumOred that Washington, y. C., had
been DESTROYED by the Yankees.
JEFF. DAVIS KICKING.
No mention il made in the Dispatch Of the
Illness OF Jefferson Davis, but it contains a pro-
clnmntiOn OF the President calling Congress to-
gcther again on the 3d inst, on account of its
failure TO deliver to the IrcsidcntI for his sigma
ture the bill containing; the military appoint
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l!rncrnI nlcnker.

Tho most satisfactory piece Of recent army
news is the appointment OF Gen. Blenker 10 tho
post of Major General. II is well understood
that, although Gen Blenker, (then Colonel vas
held in reserve with his brigade, and did net
enter tie battlefield ON the goth, he, in f.ct,
saved the scattered army from probable destruc-
ton OF at least capture, by his action In repell-
ing the midnight advance ol the enemy. This
soTyicc alone would cntitlc Gen. Bienker TO
distinguished reward but his military expert
enc" and thorough acquaintance with mili.ary
science qualify him for command. With his
new rank, we presume that Gen. Blenker will
not again bc restricted to the duties of rOseITe
command
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WILLIAM CARTER < BHornERs, Of Boston,
have commenced the publication Of two per,odi-
Gals, the one entitled "Cnrtcrs Tales Of the
Day original and selected, and tho other,
Short Stories for Leisure Hours. The former
is a monthly, and has reached its fourth num-
Der; the latter commences with September and
will be publ he'd once in two months. The
stories appear to be carefully selected, and free
from ANYTHING of doubtful tendency. Sold in
New York by Ross & TOusEr.
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CEwING MACuINEs-wANTED, PER

iuhOhiiNTs W fhA'i 'fbs h'As
~ sons who wish . ieIrn tn operate ON Singers
sewing machines, terms only 81, auj aztec un all
kinds Of work also some good sewers to lear1I tue
pantloons trade. Inquire at Delaney It, M. 80.
1st foDr aii3 2taU'i31
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= Cas- 1T HE TRUE7-Wc have been informed
by reliable peron that, last weet, Mr. Srw-
Ann, Secretary of State, ordered Marshal Mgn-
RAY to arrest BES. wooD, editor and propris-
tor Of the Daily Nsrs wooD was privately
warned, and left this city, and went-to the Cnf-
ton House, on the Canada aide of tho guspenaiou
Bridge. After his departure, FERNANDO woop
went to number Of leading Republican politi-
clans, among whom was THuRLow WEED.
FERNANDo promised, If tho orders for Bxs's ar
rcst wor countermanded, he would exert him
self II tehalf Of THuRLow WEEDS interest al
the Syracuse Convention. The exact terms of
tho contract ac ro' definitely known, by thocs
outside the "Rirg, but suffice Il 10 say brother
lh:N. returned to this city last Sunday evening,
ard eau he seen every day prUmcnading Broad
way.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having passed several sleepless nights, disturbed ~
the agonies and cries Of suffering child, and DO
coming convinced that Mrs. wINsLoWs 5oorH-
INC SYRUP Was just the article neoled, procured
supply for the child. On reaching home, and 40
qlainting his wife with what he had done, sha re-
fused t0 have il administered 10 the child, A 'hs
was strongly in hpvor Of Homeopathy. That nigli
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day following, tue
atleI found the baby Gtiu worse, and, while con-
,emp.atng another sloop.esl night the mother step
cd from, tie to attend 10 soras domestic du-
le., sud lcft the father with the child. During ner
a. ouce he administered portion Of the sooIH.
IH,G SYRUP 10 the baby, and said nothing. That
nj At all bands slept we'll and the little fellow awoke
.u .ae morning bright anl Happy. The mother wu
10 GIFTED with the sudden and wonderful change,
and although at dst offended at tho deception prac-
tccd upon her has continued To use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies and restless nights have
disappeared A single trial Of the Syrup mover yea
failed to relieve the baby and overcome the prtJu
does OF the mother.
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Member ofrhe Press Married.

,IomS A. IIARDES nRooK, Esq, one OF the
attaches OF the Tribune, was married on Mon
day last, to Miss Lucy ELLIE LEE, Of Balti-
more. When the 9th Regiment Of this city
left for the seat of war, Mr.. HARDEsBRooK
went with 1t as chaplain. While stationed in
Baltimore, he became acquainted with Mise
LEE. May their journey through life prove a
pleasant coo,
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The NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1861.
Telegraphic News.
FROM THB STAT OF VAR.


Mas Meeting Of all Parties mt O-weso.
O'~ego, v. y, Sept IA mass meeting,
composed of all rartcs was held here toiay.-
Hon. Daniel $. Dickinson was the principal
speaker and was loudly and enthusiastically
appauded. The synpathiscrs with and ,bct-
tor OF secession farod very hard at hi- hand,.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr.. Dickinson held a vast crowd Of thousands
for two hours in the park, during which time
the rain descended in torrents, and all listcned
with attention, and would not leave tho ground
nor allow him to cease speaking.
The Union spirit isat work. Hon. A. s. Du.
ven is to address a similar meeting this evening
at Oh-wa-ga Hall.
A series of resolutions, in favor Of vigorous
prosecution Of the war, were unanimously adopt
ed
Delegates wcrO appointed to the Peoples
State Convention OF the 10th inst.
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lh'h ''sss s'.'ss... ,hlN WI
The above includes only thosc who have
sought relief from the committee. The numbcr
of single men in the different regiments now al
the seat Of war and preparing to go, is more thar
double that Of the married men.
TIE REGENT SICKNESS IN ruE JAM.-Dr.
Charles \ Van Zlndt, the Jail hyscian, sub
mitted a statement to tho Board Of supervisors
Wednesday, in relation To the 70 cent sickness
amongst the prisoners, showing that II had been
caused 10y the action Of sulphuratcd hydrogen
gas, which had accumulated in the lead pipes
leading 10 the building, and through which
the prisoners were supplicd with water. Some
ul the water had been tested and exhibited to
tie members Of the Board. II contained car
Donate Of lead in large quantities, which if
swallowed, would produce painters collie, or
lead collie, the complaint with which the pris-
oner's suffered. \ committee was appointed 10
investigate the matter. They will probably re-
port at the next meeting.
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Tho 1nentIcth Mn.-nchu.cll. Regiment.

B1stOn, Sept. The Twentieth regiment Of
Massachusetts, Col. W. Raymond Lee, leave
lerc at 3 o'clock th, afternoon, and will reach
New York at an carly hour tomorrow morning.
The regiment will landa the foot OF Courdan 1t
street, puucmally al 80 A. NJ, and proceed to
the Paik Barracks. Governor John a. An
drew, who VIII be In New York. has promised
to breakfast with the regiment.
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Iosioa, Sept. i.-James Leguire, haIling
from Halifax, n. s., was arrested in this city
TODAY, on charges Of conspiring against the gov
ernmcnt. lie has been committed fer trial at
the next term Of the L.. S. District Court.
Bail was refused. Leguire was bound for
Memphis and uniform was found in his trunk
and other suspicious circumstances led to his
arrest
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Seizure of Rebel Property In Cincinnati.

CinciaRai, Sept. i.--Yesterday the United
States Marshal seized the interest OF citizens OF
the rebel states in merchandise now for sale on
commission In this city, amounting to fifty
thousand dollars.
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Seizure of vessel. in Philadelphia.

H.ddrlphia, S,pt. i,-BUk benjamin Hall
EFT, and sclooncrs &. W. Ilynson NJ. ). Shind-
Ter, Anotes aud &. burrows, were seized by the
Marshal today, under the cuntscaiOn act.
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'HRICOPHEROUS FOR THE HAIR
Only Eight cents per b,Ittle-POrtsr 4 Fair
childa nicely perflmed Trcophsrous, for improv-
ing the condition Of tue hair, Ia excellent article,
an can now he procured at 90 SJuth Second street.
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
~ SEI, from foot Of COrtItndt st-Counectng At
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LLckawannA
ant Vest r. Railroad and At EVston with Lehlgh
Valley x, lruai and ~ connections, forming a di.
rest line " PlrTSBURG and the WEST, without
change of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 10, lS1l-LeAye New York
iollows'
Reading, Putuyile, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk,
" Transport, &c.
MAIL TRAIs-At S A. ~, for Easton, Water Gap,
scranton, Great Bend, Pitaston, Wikesbarrc, 80.
l2M. TuRoUGU TRAIT-For EtIton, Mauch
Chunk, Willismsport, ReaLing PVttsyine, Harris
burg, tSo.
AZ " TmouoH TgAH-For Eus.on, Bothle.
hem, Allentown and Mmch ChuHk.
$50 p. NJ, WAY TRArs-For S,mervins
500 p. NJ, Western Express for Rvstpn, Anen-
town, Rcding, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, aud the
W"1t. Sleeping Cars from Jersey City through "
P.ttshurg
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
TIE d a. NJ, Express Train from New YORK, ar
riveS at Harrisburg a. p. NJ, connecting East and
West, ul pcnusy lyauia Central railroad, Northern
Central Railroad, North and 5 uuth, and with Cum
DerIud valley Raii~ ad
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, leaves New York at S Pm. daily tSundays
exeauta,l makiNg close connection at Harrisburg
With Penn ylvana Railruad-wth no change Of CARS
~ Pittsurg and hit one In Cncinatti and Chicago.
Four hours time = saved by taking this train.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave Now York from Pier No. North River Al
7 20 and II 20 An, q. 90, 4. 20 and D 20 I'm.
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Har-
bOr every trip each way.
JOHN o. sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Gul9 1Y'lco
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pORBACH & MANNING,
~ HAsUTAprURHRs oy
TRUNKS NALISES, CARPET BAGS Sc,
NJ. 0 WARRES sr. aud 49, BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 MARKET ST., NEwARK, n y.
T. NJ RORBACH TT MANNING,
Retailing less than Wholesale priscs during ths
WAL. jyl9C'ilS
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myqitriN

THOMPSONS BLACK STAR LlNR-FOR
Il L.vcrpool-The JERH THOMPSON At Ptct
~ EU,t River, sails Both August For passage nom
or u L,varpool drailA Hank II Ireland, apply
al the uiice, 2T5 Pear st iva 24,c'lgi
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FoRLoRN PLACE ron THE GlRIS'-Evety
unmarried man but one, in Washington, Ind,
hAs goas " the wG.