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National Fast.
A PROCLAMATION.


ByhS Prs,ideato Of the United States Of 4merieS
pA.ea, A Joint Committee Of both Houses OF Congress
IA, waited on the President of the United States and requested
% 10 recommend day Of Pubic Hu nliaiiou Prayer aud
Fasting observed by the People Of the United States with
xesous Offering o. fervept suppcsons to
Almighty God for the safety welfare OF these States Ills
blessings their and SPEEDY restoration Of pescei
nd thsreas fit becoming in all people at ell times
q, scknledge hs Supreme Governments of God 70
So ia hun sabmspu lis cha seuens to confess
Segore their ls and snss in the full conviction sla
e fear Of Ire Lord s tue begurng of wi'dom and to pay
.h ell c-yeucy and c0utIton for hs pardon Of their past Of
fonses end blessing upon their present and prospective
eouon;
lad heea When beloved country by the blessing
OF God united prosperous and laPPy 10 no" aced win a
zion and ov pecos Tt for US to recognize the nsno
OF Cod this visitation, and in sorowfa remembrance o our
own fult. and crimes nation and indvdus TO humble
ourselves before Him. aud pray for His mercyo pray ha'
vo nay be spared further punishment thaush justly desrved
sa, cu s1s blessed ard made ehecusl for the ree"o
hmont order and peace throughout our country ano
<s, the Of civil sud religious liberty es'neo'
~ die blessing BY the lsbos and suengs Of our
fhcis my Re restored in al M original excellence Therefore
D. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States DO
,pont the 1hursly September next day Of hnua
ton Pay aad Fasting for all the people oil the Nsaoh ~
Go esrpes ,ecolaed to all people, and especially to all
N,sts, ,a ,esoters OF religion Of all aenomiuaon' aud to
al bsaa Of faneto end keep that dsy according to
&r savers cscsd Of worship in Ill humility ana
ib All religious oemuy the md that the united prayer oil
Tson may ascend to the rhroSe Of Grace and bring down
plentiful blessing uFOa own country.
In testimony whereof have heeuno Get my hsnd and caused
te great cfih United States be affixed this 18th DAY OF
husa a D. 1861 aud Of the Independence Of the United
ssates Of Au cries the esb;ysiKth
v,he P-es,lsrt:. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WILuAN Ii. SEWARD Secretary Of State.
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The Wbte-Feather Movement does not seem TO
nourish in New-Jerey. The attempt to hold
meeting for Compromise and Peace, was frustrated
by the uprising of the indignant communities Of
Middletown, KeypOrt, Red Bank, aud the region
round about who organized large mass meeting
ut Middletown, and passed seriea Of patriotic
resolutions. Mr. Slas B. butcher of this city was
present by Invitation, and delivered stirring
speech, which was received with wonderful enthusi-
asm. Mr.. Thomas Dunn English who had pur.
posed addressing the White-Feather fraternity, was
roughly handled by the crowd, and had to be locked
Up by United States Marshal Deacon TO save him
from lynching. Not less than 1000 Of the most
respectable citizens Of Monmouth were present.
fun one-half OF whom were Of the Democratic
rsrty. 1t is not likely that Compromise and Peace
with traitors viii sOon sgain be suggested TO
Che graudsons Of the patriots who fought ut Mon
mouth and Trenton.
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The Tammany General Committee held

The Tammany General Committee held a
meeting yesterday. communication from the
Democratic General Committee, an organization
composed chiefly of Germans, desiring union
with TampaDy at the coming election, was re-
fferred to Select Committee. Another com.
'mupication was received from the Mozart Hall
faction, asking union for the same purpose.
: This request the Tammany Committee at once
refused, begging to decline the profersd honor
Of sn alliance, on the ground OF radical DIFF
ference In the attitude If the two branches Of
Che party, Mozart Hail being tinctured with Sc.
-cessionism, sbile Tammany was for sustaining the
Administration aud vigorously prosecuting the
War,
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THE LIBERTY OF TBR PRESS.

The Constitution Of the United States declares
that Congress shall make no law sbridging the
freedom Of the press The Constitution Of the
State of New-York, while guaranteeing the right
also defines tho conditions under which it must
be exercised. That instrument provides thai
"every citizen may freely speak, write, and
publish mis- sentiments on all subjects, being
",ponsibls for the abuse Of ha. right" This 10
precise statement Of the law on this subject. o.
it exists in all tho States Of tho Federal Union
and is substantially the Law which now prevail
in Great Britain. There need be, and wber
common sense and candor cohere there will b
no Misunderstanding on this vital matter. Tn
right 10 clearly recognized and solemnly guarar
teed; but all who would exercise il are author
tatirely notified that abuse. Of Il viii subject th
offenders to punishment.
Certain journals whose value TO the commur
itiss where they arc published, and to the cou.
try at barge, was never clearly appreciable, AZ
Just now loud in their eulOgiss Of the freedom
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

F0RIRks Mosxcs Weinesdsy Aug "a, 1881,
Via BALTIsOks, Aos E.
We have no tidings from the Naval expedition.
Accompanying the flag Of truce from Norfolk yesers
day, were Col. John Cary of Hampton, son Of Gen.
Huger Of Norfolk and several prominent Secessouss
from Old Point. They had tbe impudence to cheer the
Confederate flag while NJ suchor under the guns Of the
Mount Vernon, the Aag ship during TIE absenes OF
Com. Stringham.
1t turns on. that the firing upon our flag Of truce
from Craney Islsnd some weeks ago was entirely un-
authorized by Gen. Huger On hearing Of the outrage
he sent an apology 70 Com. Ssringhan.
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more because he DID not make to the Emperor
Alexander visit he proposed some months ago.

The great festival at Jones's Wood, yes'e'asy'
in aid of the widows and orphans of the osth
Regiment was a brilliant success WI" 49,
warm enthusiasm peculiar to the lr'sn heS'.' Inc
friends of this Regiment turned out in over"h' 'n'
ing numbers, as many as $4,000 being IN attend
ance. Tho festivities weIJe various In CHARACTER
combining oratcry, music, dancing and eating;
,Il aopeared to epjoy the occasion to the iuii'
The ELOQUENT speech Of Capt. Meagber given en-
tire in another column, will DO read "itf inter-
est; il was received with the widest entansiasmr
aud lSey zeal was awakened for the new
Goth"
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FROM R0LLA.

Correspondence OF Ihs Chicsso tribune.
CAMP eoLLA, NO.. AsG ~ Iset
letter has just been received from Springfield b1
gentleman here that giyos rome interesting tsmstn
regard 10 the state Of affairs in that place Gen. Pcs
is supposed to he at the head Of the force moving
Nofthward toward Jefferson City while McCnltoch 3
said be either the march, intending to march
Into Arkansas. Kansas is also spoken Of the place
of his destination.
The rebels must have cleaned out Springfield pretty
thoroughly by this time They have stripped storSS
and in cases houses Of all hey contained. The
hOuse of the weI of the letter bad been ken by he
rebels ~ hospital and Of the goods seized but
quite ample payment had been made, and la mot Of
these where property has been seized the owners
have been recOmpensed. think by this 'ine the ea
OF the inhrmanity Of the enemy must have been ex-
plOded. They have been represented utterly heart
lees and bsrb ,rous, but from all hear the foces
in Missouri have displayed much courtesy and bn.
uanity The Union men. They seem 20 have treat,d
dead wi respect, and our wounded with Kindness
and they have consented 10 q mutual exchange q
prisoners.
Tue latter proceeding may have originated in neces-
sity as the enemy lad sIel for keeping %
large a nuuber Of prisoners.
they have carried on q mean ard tricky warfare at
time and used al honorable deceit such ss dspisybg
Uuion fa,s, &c. But there are exceptions. On The
VIII, le think their character and actions have been
and dspsraged In tho North. Thers is
no policy ia this II fight, we must usderstxnd
our enemy thoroughly, and give them all the credit
they are entitled to. We must be convinced that they
can fight brsvely. We certainly have been tanghs
this leSson by Gear experience.
One Of the prisoners Of Company A, Rowland II:
Stearns, who was in Capt Bssrdsley's Company OF
cavalry ct the Springfield fight, was left behind al
Lebanon account Of sickness. A carriage cent BY
Capt Noble TO bring him in has just returned Tue
messengers found Siearns too sick TO bear the journey
1t seems the enemy have been 70 the house 10 secure
him, but found him too i'll 10 be moved.
rode out 70 the new camp of Sturges's command
Yesterday. Ii Ia beautifully tuated the slopes and
Top Of high ridge. looking upon broad prairie valley
ridge has emieipiiical curve, and with the tents
and batterie. arranged this. and wagons and norses
placed or the slopes the camp presents ss pretty q
scene al one could de.ire to rec.
can't. Eliot ia ia command, and Hascock ia Actiag
Adiatant, Major Sturges and Capt. Granger having
boIb gone 70 St. Louis. &C. CO
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Metu9lprk Daily Tribn,rs
rh. R.nnhlicar state Convention.

The Republican Electors of the State of New'fors'
Al b ,lln. to unite with them in support Of the CIV
suep aud vigorous prosecution of the var ae requested 70
choose two delegates ffom each Assembly S 70 nro'
g., co,vsrt,on In the City of Syracuse WEDNESDAY
1 t,b s.v of September 1851 FOR the purpose Of
s,us csnddes supported for the oces Of Judges Of
DE Court Of Appes Secretary Of sae CONTROLLED Attorney
euss State Engineer snd Surveyor State Treasurer two
Canal and Inspector Of State Pd'ou' Ky order
eftbs Committee. SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
JANIS TRRwLLGKR Secretary
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The Asia, from Liverpool on the 18th and
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived ct this port On
Thursday, with two days later news. which,
t. however, is not important. The Secretary Of the
Cotton Supply Association bss given the result
of his interview with tho Viceroy Of Egypt and
his inpre, sions ss to the productive capacity of
that country, He believes that the growth OF
cotton may be increased TO an unlimited extent;
and that Epgish capitalists should literally az
.sist the enterprise. The Nicaraguan EmbasssdOr
ia London Offers free grant Of land in Nicsra
( qua 20 settlers who propose TO raise cotton.
Nina Hoso.er has completed her east for q colos-
sa. statue Of Col Benton, to be erected at st.
'fdus. The visit Of the King of Sweden to the
Emperor Of the French has produced some feel
pg IL political circles at 81. Peter'barg Ihe
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Extra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance of the War which has
been commenced by the Southern DisuniOnsts
and Rebels, we propose to publish at Al O'Clock
every week day afternoon, an EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured ut THE
TRIBUNE Office and of the news dealers and
boys at the usual price-2 cents.
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REARarsT OF HARREL.-Aftsr Mr.. Hsrrsls trunks
had been delivered to him yesterday afternoon, evi-
dsncs was discovered Of nature calculated TO identity
him with socOssionism saisent ,te-ssty 'hs-seg
held for the present least. He will undoubtedly 10
taken ~ Fort Lafayette th.l morning.
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TIE Tribune,s wsr staps.

LItT OF THE KILLED AND WUUNUEU
Ar THE BATTLE OP BULL RUN.
Now Ready, EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing the va
yious Maps published in THg TRIBuEE since the
commencement Of the War; 1t also contains a
kst Of the killed and wounded in the late battle far
ss ascertain.d Price FIVE cents Three dollars per
100. Terms cash. Address
TIE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AT WILKES
BARRE. PA.-THANKS TO DANIEL 3.
DICKINSON. .

SCRANTON, Pa, Thur,day, Ans ~ 1901,
Ala Convention held at Wilkesbaffs, called undss
the auspices Of the Republican party, which repre-
s,ptea the sentiments Of all parties the following rs'o-
luton was announced aud adopted; ~ -
ssovs4 Ina, .sk o b, Cssysadsa. are BE.
a. s rsan AZ Tpkhsnnoak sad We csaaot puf ssssrr ~
M w. ~ 81 he csar.s Or t a. oi ~, ~,
s,ogtir party IN common With tnsis oi o1oI a is
t n.,tiss Ri tfs patriot and Talyng 80 the faPfoH :" 80
Gavssraa, nt ssainst he uschlns.i0ns o. Isi.eIH
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REpoRTED ARREST OF COL. sTROrHEk

BALrisoxs, Thursday, Aug fs, 1871:
A private letter received in this city says tb'a tns
seoes.onis,s have arrested Col Stro;hsr, the veil.
known proprietor Of the Berkeley SPRING. and osrea
him prisoner 10 Richmond. lie is.qaite aged, oas
bepe suspected Of loyalty TO the aovsrnent incusd
N. Sisples,ure of his Secession neighbon.
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BRECKaNHIDGE-UNxcN.

Several correspondents write US from Pennsyl-
vania that many if not most Of tho Brecknrldge
men OF that State arc now afordlng aid and
comfort to the JEFF. Davis Disunionists by shout
"Compromse and Peace" We trust there
is some mistake about this We happen to have
before us copy Of " Breckenridge and Lano
Campaign Document No. l6,' Issued from
Washington City last year by the Breckinridge
National Executive Committee, which is entitled
-" Who are the DisnniOnists -Breckinridge and
Lane The true Union Candidates which 1t
proceeds to show BY eItrncts from the speeches
Of those gentlemen aud others. Hear what they
said on this point, First Mr Breckenridge. who
said, at Washington City, June 26, 1860:
When that CONVENTION selsceo cf s candidates.
=, tbs country % "a. "a. coneeInra -, s personal aud
Again at Frankfort, KY, July Is, 1860:
arr An American ci,izep ksuuc ckiAnwho did
set nI slr lsS ,n.g.a that VA not ~. S'''" @ ~
Now hear 10. Lane.-In Senate, Dec. ID,
1889:
No loves the Union than Do and would
al ls t vines ths country requires at the s1Perss Of
every drop Of m5 blood
Again at Washington, juno 18th aforesaid, Jo
said:
have been Influenced RON .sy manhood to .hi. moms
By love Of country and 20 be Gsho aud
sy Ihs ther. any Ds,ooni'n IN the Convention that
placed IN uoasiou the gsan. ADD s-d k-ntuck.n aud
st-d ny ,ss ttk-t for living would fur.
hs 10 preserve this UBipn THAI won would further
than John c. Bf.enardse The Union ~" DO preserved 1.
,aaH be preserved"
Such were the professions, the pledges un-
der which the yoies of Jealous Uni6nists were
secured for Breckenridge and Lane. Shall they
now De proved faso and fraudulent We appeal
to the honest supporters Of those candidates 10
echo Gen. Lanes wstchword: "Tbe Union mast
" oe preserved. 1t shall be preserved"
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THE NEwJERsEY FIFTH REGIMENT.
TasEros, Tharsdsy, Az

THssroE, Tbursdsy, Aus- % ise1-
The New-Jerssy 5h Regiment Of Volunteers, faliy
equipped and numbering nearly full complement Of
men, WITH wagons horses, &c. left this afternoon ss
O'Clock, and arrived safely in PhilaSslpbs, route
for the seat Of WAL.
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TIE REMAINS OF GEN. LYON.

c'ScrSsATl, Thursday, Ausus. 20. 1861.
49,
Tho remains Of Gen. Lyon reached Ber- = -'' '''.
ing, aud escorted BY the military aud citizaH
Smth & Nlxon's, where they viii lie in state TIL
O'Clock tonight large nuraber visited the hsll slk
forenoon. The remains will Do taken East tonight.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

.1 SYRACUSE, Thar'dsy, AUG. ss isaL
Capt. JOcknick's company Of Col. Van Aliens cav
airy regiment leaves here at 1910 p M, route fs
Washington, via Nsw-York.
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THE PRIyATEER lFIREFLY STORY.

BosroN, Tkafsda! Aug - ist.
The schooner which spoke the Agicola at o'eioes
n. M, Aug 25 off Cape Ann, was The yacht VIZ
Pigeon. on pleasure excursion. Thsre vas no Pnvs-
teer in the case, and Capt Hsrrick o. shs AsusoA
WAS imposed upon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-30

Hon. Washington King, ex.Mayor of St Louis,
died suddenly at that city of ap'plszy on the 27th
mat
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Card,-Tho Underlined employed az the barber
shop Of J. Haley Broadway and Deyst, Nm Wilkins
superintendent and CabPr Ne belong the Eleventh kcg
men and Wednesday but wished TO cont nue. "o
during the intervening time hut this morning discharged
BY Mr. Williams be going 10 hRh Tor our county
New-YoTk, April ~, 1861. Alfred BAUhh,
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An Appeal 10 Patriots I

For tie benefit Of the families Of those who Hsy fG1
IN DEFENSE OF THE FLAG OF The UNITED
STATES
Tho entire profits Of the sale Of the PORTRAIT OF MAJOR
ANDERSON which taken Fort Sumter. win hereafter
be deposited In bank fof the benefit Of the fsIn Of those who
may fall the p in defense Of tho Flag Of tho
United and paid to the Committee satloizcd to
take charge OF such contributions by the Union Meongof
April 20. E. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway, kow.York
yOHTE MEMORIES CLUSFER ROUND THlS POR-
TP1JT!!! TWENTY MILLIONS OF FREEMEN CAN.
WITHOUT FEELING IT, SOON ROLL UP a FUND
THAT WILL GLADDEN. TUE HEARTS OF THE NID-
OWs AND TIE FArHERLESS, AND DO HONOR AT
THE SANE TlnE TO THE BRAVE ANDERSON.
The pess rouchout United States will their
try vel by giving The above wide publicity As possible
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To Arms To Arms

THE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION -
TIE oicaIs and moEhers Of the Williamson Guard ana az
others wishing Join win be puncus In ecdsnce Ct Nsn:e
Hotel Of 8tbav. and 3istst on WEDNESDAI I'L
ING the 2ith Inc. o o'clock, M for the ppose oi i1r
ing Oarselyes Into Volunteer Company 20 el OUT ,9hsIu
tiol and Laws. PAFRlCK CAULtIhLD, ccc y,
At an Informal Meeting Of the members and d. exnem W
bers held st Amory, Wednesday evening apr, Y >! W.
VAIMPTER was called 20 the Cbfr; T. A. ~ cccieaiy
resolved that Committee Of from elch company oe
sBpoued 10 call mesiirg OF the members atd ex enbri OF
tho 7lt Regiment on WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL a. al
the AIDoTy. ,, r,-ecp,, ~. p
j. II. OGDEN. Co. O.. lENkl ll hDSSI5.l' " -
J. ". JARB0E. Co. y. NM. McIAf AZ : Eb 10, 10 y; ~
LEONARD RING, Co H. T. SIANu,E5 ~ 20 buhoi ,I w. N'
WM. r. JENNINGS. Co. A. GEO. j. LtsLlE' 20 b.
At u preliminary Meeting held a. no. IA Broadway
cor Astor place Monday Apr I'D inst IVES tnaninon
Pf,rd That 20 neral iova be o1teuded 20 the Medical
Profession students attend Meeting on TuEaDhf go
inst ut R the place for the purpose OF pcr.ctns an
organization supply Lint Bandages spo,s Se TO iIe army
Of the United States. ,u,,. u.I
Rcsoted That above resolution be pnblished IN oil hs
evening and morning papers JSO. w. GREENE, NJ d. sec
A snecjaI Meetng' Of the EMPIRE VOLUNTEER
RfGIdFNT OF THE CITY OF NEW-fORE will be held
Al No IS West Honstonat., on TUESDAY EFtNlNO, ga
inst o'clock enroll menbeE' and to further complete
the orgauzaon Of the eb corps All thots who eel dsou
20 attend ANDREW SHEEHAN, Colonel
r. A. B1ScKEs, Acting Adjuturt.
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"Tam JIercuriO guam ntarti."

MEDICAL STUDENTS ATTENTION
II proposed 70 organize company Of sdvsuced Medical
Students who may he country In the double capacity Of
soldier surgeon Offering their aid when employed
military dly the reEnlyorsauized medical staff All who
des oas volunteering in this service requested to meet
NJ the Everett House, WEDNESDAY EVENING, ct 8
O'Clock
Patriotic Relief AssOciati0n.Ats en- sdourned meet
pe reid No s. Liugstost on the lgh ls an association
formed under the of the PATRIOTIC RELIEF AS
sUCkIION the City of Brooklyn The object OF this Asso
pson aid protect the families OF those persons 10 this
sy bo may drsted ordered who volunteer TO Join
The Amy otte United SGos 10, defense Of the Government
tbe Co.istiutlon and the Lava About fifty eentlemen
,aued the Io aud elected the following as officers Of
he Association President, George Hall; lst NicePrea.
Sdeut Labcr b. Wy mani 2i Niee-President. Samuel
Smith; Treasurer. Hosea Websier Assistant Treasurer,
Jo5n Buut; Recording Sccre,sry VIM. Damere Coospond
tps secretary Robt RsJ mond II then resolved that
FYecatiye Committee and Visiting Committee ~ each Ward
sou1 appointed public meeting 10 be held on Tbards,
evening next.
Citizens Of Brooklyn earnestly requested q stteuds
meeting. 10 be hed At the SUPREME COURT ROOM,
CITY Han on THURSDAY EVENING, 25th iust to compess
organization and assist IN esD out the objects OF tho
Association.
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~ CTAND BY THE FLAG!"
~ FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS! fLAGS!
BADOEsl BADGES! BADGES BADoESI
ROsETTES RoSETTEs RosETTESl
COCKADESl CoCKADEsi COcKADEs!
For .alsLy ROSS ToUSEY Co.,
No. l2l Nassau, 81.
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Spring. -,
prepared 10 oeer my extensive stock OF sPElNc
STYLES OF CLOTHING, ready made 10 order ALL NEW,
and made IN tbs most tasty Custom Room not
equJed funisnr Goods and Cidrens Deparimeut not ,t
passed Goods in this line will be sold at LFSs PRICES
an et any other esL shment Money LetGIned not Pleased
Cio.hing low. y. u. BALDWIN,
Lsfgost ,toTc In the city. Nos 20 and u Bo"cTy
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y n10 MANTILLAS and SEAWLS.
sOOO r ). MILLS & Co.
OleT their immense stock Of CLOTH aid SILK MANrLEs
BURNOUS. CIRCULARS, &c.,
At wholesale retail at very losy prices.
Ie stock ps the fasionahe ard desirable Gecds
70 be found in the city. Every style made Ia order
SPRING SHAWL Is FROM AUCTION
New and beautiful desgus, at decided bsrelips.
Nos $40 ard 3ii Broadway
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SPECIAL Noiltcs.

The Fourth Ward Republican Association win
hold Special Meeting tlilS tfnesdsyl EsEhlSU, April ~,
1861, st Headquarters, No. - Psall,t =. y ociccE ,
HENRY H. HUELAT, PIeiid;nt.
No %IsT,. psiIS fGirD'f' Sec.
RrgulsT meeting IIIiS Tue.dly) EVENING At a o'clock
Adde'S By lion r. D. CuLVfR CITY Judge Of Brooklyn
Singing BY the UNION GLEF CLUB. by order,
SIMEON DRAPER President.
Tpw.RD ". skpNoHB, Secretary.
Thirteenth Ward.-A rrgnlsr meeting of the Aiiirn
WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION viii be l.ld a,
Oshsn ghnesys Hail. OF Boome ard P streets IHI
(ue,dy EVENINB Apui l 1881 al o'clock. when grand
rnlv Union will be made Citizen. Cordially Invited
10 attspd a, order Of H. ELLIOT P'o.iient.
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nliIitarn Notlres.
,n En,h Rnnimenf-Gerrnnn Vol.

Donnsions to the Firth RcRiment-Gerrian soi-
uuteerss--He the undsriI.ed 10 contribute te es
.Teve sum, opposite our ard the lifting ou OF
,be Fiuh Regiment NewYork state troops CoL Snlsu4n
sc,ive duty in the defense OF ne ts OF
souD - and for the support Of the families Of sueh
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4 II MACYy.
"A Ladies whiting New.yoIk win find q.
X. IL. MACTS,

"A Ladies visiting New.Yok viii fndst
X. II. MACfS,
Ctr sy. aud lttl,-st, - ..,...
A CoMPJETE STOCK Of LADts' uNDtk LINEN
made In the best slanBel FER CENT LESS THAN ohoAo
WAY PRICES. an, oppxr,u.
fl assorted stock Of Ladies' and ChidfoI's GiAMAN ae
ENGLISU HOSIERY and UNDER WEAR, 81 FIX CENr
LESS THAN BROADWAY PRICES, p,v-
FRENCH FLOWERS RCCuES Tabs HEAD0DREsSEs,
&C.. FULL 50 PER CENT LESS THAN bhoADwAf
complo. stock Of REAL and IMITATION LACEs NAN
Til r., IiCES uANTlIlLA CENTFRS, LACE MANTlL-
LAS and sHAWLS, EMBRolDERiEs Of every description
aud price ,,,,cty mr. ov rrrr cosr ov Iu
PARASOlS, &c, NUN bbLo" LIE OooA cF -
PURrATiON I'm, o,nn.r-, ,,.su,p,y~
JlcFS DKAPERY MtSLtNS, &C.. LINEN GOODS, LINEN
HANIK ERCBIEFS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS ke,
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTTER HOUSE IN THE CITY,
full stock OF NOTIONS TAPES, BaAiDS. 30, complete
Always for ASSORTMENT ofe1r - ..
LADIES' CELEBRA1ED PARIS KID GLOVES, y
90 CfNrS A PAIR
No~T BETTER IN THE CITY AT ANY PRICE.
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