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DANGEROUS PRAcrIcK.-It Is a very common
practice with drivers Of coaches, public and pri-
vate, owners Of fast horses, and even down to coal
wagons and slop carts, when any military process
sion appears In the streets, to take position close
to the tanks Of the marching column, or exactly
upon the nag footways; thus discommoding Pc
destrians upon the sidewalks, and frequently
causing irregular marching Of the troops. This
practice ought to be put an end to There was a
time when the police kept the way clear Of horses
and vehicles when professions were moving in
the streets; but now, who ever sees a policeman
putting himself to such inconvenience! Recently
several serious disturb originating from this
cause, have been prevented by the interference Of
citizens.
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CRIMINAL COURr.-To-day ohm Welch, charg
ed with stealing five razors, plead guilty to the
accusation, and was sentenced 10 d We months i'm.
prisonment In the county jail, and fine of 81.
Matthias ID. Wroe was placed on trial charged
with stealing gold and silver coin to the amount
Of Sl2 Us, from Anthony Kelppel
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In. kentncL, Srcs,.ion Volunteers

LOUISVILLE, June ~ Colonel Duncan tele-
graphs from w inchesteT, under date OF the 1910,
coniradictlny the reported diss Fiction among the
the Kentucky secession volunteers. He nys they
will only leave their ranks with their death
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GoNK INTO CAMP.-Yesterdaye evening the New
York Twenty-hrst Regiment, Col. William F
Rogers, marched up the avenue elicitng univer-
the city.
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MILITARY ARREsT.-George Russell, who was
arrested upon suspicion Of desertion from the Uni
ted States service, had hearing before Justice
Dom yesterday. 1t was evident that he came from
Frederick, Maryland, but there was no evidence
OF an Intention to desert. On the contrary he wa,
In expectation OF notwithstanding. He was dis
missed Yesterday.
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RUNAWAY To-day, SONS soldi ers were loading
baggage wagon In the yard adjoining the rail-
road station when the horses (four) took fright al
something and dashed out Of the yard and up c
street at fearful rate nearly running over several
persons and continuing their flight till they run
upon the pavement between First and Second
streets, where the wagon came in contact with an
iron lamp post, which II broke in two Ike pipe
stem, throwing the horses down and rending the
gearing to pieces. The hinder axle was broken
and one OF the horses hurt slightly, which ali
the damage DONE
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UNION FANs.-Matthews 4 Gore, $50 Seventh
street, send us specimen Of their Union Fans ,
in which the red white and blue sticks out il
most inv iting style.
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To THE ARTLIcTRDl-Be sure TO read the adver
nsenent OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial an
Blood Purifier. in another column, NJ
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find then
for exchange At the Star Office counter. II
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TIE HoMIcIpE AT LONG OLD FrrIps-J. J.
Jarboe was arrested last week, AZ we stated ut
the time, by squad Of New York troops. upon
charge Of firing into them while In the vicinity Of
his dwelling. He was reported to Gen. Sandford,
OF the New York volunteers, who Immediately
committed him to Jail to await a demand from
the civil authorities of MARYLAND. He was subse-
quently committed by Justice Dom to await
demand from the Maryland authorities for trial
upon the charge of the killing Of Mr. Ogden at
the late election at Spalding's precinct Last
Monday, an officer named Gray, called upon Gen.
Sanford, with warrant issued by q mag istrate
Of Maryland. Gen. Sanford delivered Jarboe
as far az he was concerned to the civil authori-
ties, upon Jarboe's waving the Formally Of re-
QUESTION from the Governor, and being willing
to 90 back for trial. Justice Dom also delivered
him to the officer in the other case. So IL Is ap-
parent that the civil and military authorities have
done their part to secure the trial Of Jarboe for the
crimes with which he was charged. IL he escapes
IL Is clearly the fault of the authorities OF Mary
lana. Jarboe himself said that all the arrest he
was under after the affair with Ogden, was an in
junction from the citizens not to leave his house
This was new mode Of dealing with a man
charged with murder, which 10 not bailable
case, much less case In which man should be
let go upon his parole. The outrageous misrep-
resolutions Of the shooting affair, however, BY
some ofthe Maryland papers, indicate that his Of
fence is looked upon with rather lenient eve by
some folks In that State.
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HAvELocks On Saturday last, Mrs. Lanier, OF
New York, presented 20O havelocks to the Tween.
ty fifth Regiment Of Pennsylvania volunteers
stationed a! the Arsenal In this city.
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INQUEST Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Wood
ward held an inquest over the body Of c. Bundis,
who committed suicide, as we stated yesterday.
at the residence OF Mr.. J. Beck, on Sixth, near
street. The jury could obtain no evidence of a
cause Of the suicide. The letter we referred To
yesterday, was merely communication from a
member of benevolent society in Baltimore, to
which Bundis belonged. There has been some
unpleasant feeling in his family, but there was
no direct proof that ii was the cause OF the
suicide. The jury returned the verdict usual
In cases OF suicide, simply reciting the circum-
stances under which he was found.
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GENITAL GuARDHoUsE--JHSties Thompson -
Sarah Jane Norton, icolered, y accused Of stealing
forty pounds Of salt pork, linen ahirt, and sew.
further hearing. Margaret Ring and Mary Fan
nigan, drunk, disordefly, and Profane, and aned
si 81 each John Bennett, do; fined o. "a.
Maria Dillon, drunk and dsorderly, and Msrga-
ret Dacy aud Angelina Boone, drunk In the
streets the latter hauled out Of the canal, were all
committed 70 the workhouse 90 days, In default
Of s. 81 fne and costs,
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ALEXANDRIA DRY GOODS STOCK

AN ALEXANDRIA DRY GOODS STOCK
"A no BE SOLD.
Our friends and customers Of isis city and var.
gina will ease take notice tbet We have remcveo
our to X 4 Dry Goods from Ale xandrle 70 ~.
stock az . very low figure ss We lnseLd 70 olose
rhs 60 "a vii he sold without regard 20 cost.
4 a. w. MkYENBEkG,
Center Market, ID door west q. Seventh ~
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the morning of the 2lst inst
JOHN g. PAUL, in the 43t year of his age.
His funeral vii take place from his late resi-
dence. on Second street, resr High, to morrow
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. His friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
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The y Osp CT War Preble

BosroN, June 20 The sloop OF war Prebls,
Commander French, was commissioned TO-DAY.
She has a crew Of lS0 msn.
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CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's

CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
~ OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. ID. c., June 10, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 81 this ofloe
until Il O'Clock m. 9th instant r. furnish the troops
IN this city and Its vicinity north OF the Potomac
River, within i've So miles of the city of Wash
ington, with God, for tie three 49, months ending
on the tn dry of September, 1861. The Wood 10
be of the best quality Of oak or hickory, and TO be
delvs red at the camps or quarters of the troops,
In such quantities and At such times as the Chief
Assistant q uartermasser may direct.
GOOD security will be required for the fuhiment
OF the 90 tract.
The bids to he for so much per cord Of wood
consisting of one hundred and twey ~ eisht O2sl
oubl9 feet, and to he endorsed ''TSids for Wood !"
and the name of the security to be stated in the
bids. The undersigned reserves to himself the
right to reject all bids that may be deemed TOO
high.
Payments to be msae at the end of each month,
by returning the orders drawn on the cOrtrs ntor,
with receipts Of the Acting OF Keglnantal Q1ar
termasters of eglments or Cops, endorsed on the
back of said bids. for the amount deIvsrsd.
ID. w. RUCkER,
je l9-td Brevet Major, A. q. NJ.
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Movements Of Prince Alfred.
MONTREAL, June l9-Prince Alfred visited tue
Victoria bridge and various other points Of inter
est yesterday; and left this morning for Otfsws-
Nav York Markets.

NKw YORK, June 81 Flour 10 unchsngcd-
Wheat 10 steady. Corn 10 q shade nrmer Fork
dull and declining Lard unchanged. Whiafy
10 quiet At 6kal6x.
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods ADVERTISE
ment IN our paper. ReS it; it will interest you.
m 2l-anlI
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CUNBoATs FOR rHx WESTERN RIVERS.

QUARTRRNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, I
WathiHgtoH, Jane IL, 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited TOR constructing Gun
b'sts npon the Western rivers
Specifications will be immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Qusrtermaster's Office at
CINCINNATI, Pat sburgh, and a. this Office.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
or, alone will be considered.
Pans submitted by bidders will be ken into
consideration. Nj G. MEI6S,
iels Quartermaster General United states.
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The Frisate Sante,

The Fri&ate Santse on Fire.
PORTSMOUTH, N. n ., June 10 Last night nrs
was discovered In the hold Of the u =. ffigate
Santee. IL was exiting sished with little damage
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.-25
IL CENTS vs.. 40 CKNTs.-Impor.nnr Notics.-The
man " no hrst reduced the price of prime PHI La
nELPHih PRINT BUTTER Is stiIi to be found
Scale House. old Fish Market. Patronizs him, or
you will have TO pay 40 cents. je 10 SIS
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TO-DAY; also, fhe UNION TIE, ct No. $50 Sow
epth St. je7-ln
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G X E EN- RTL Il.

- HAMHA Sk has Ia, inst u; Isceiysd
CRABS, LOBSTEKs, and fresh MACKEREi1,
with his usual stock of fine CHAMPAGNES He
challenges competition. Call and see ne-202
Pa avenue, above Willards' Hotel.
je l<lw JOHN ID. HANBACK,, Prop'r,
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COMPLAINT OF DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS This
morning a well known citizen, who was
visit to the camps Of the District Of Columbia vol
uneers, reports that the men Of some Of the corps
complain bitterly Of their treatment. Although
they know that there IL an abundant provision
made by the government for them, they 20 hun
gry when they should be fed Some are shoeless
and some shirtless. They left the city with the
expectation Of ten days service In the country,
and only provided for the ten days. They do not
complain at all Of the longer service nor even Of
being required to parade to crafty lady scquaint
ances Of officers. All this they Will do cheerfully
attention % given TO their actual wants while In
camp.
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L'OR SALE-FINE HORSES EOR STAFE
Il OFFICERS JOHN MCDONALD
lof the well-known Nc OOnads Livery In
York, has arrived in Washington Sith number
Of fine HORSES, selected especially for staff Of.
hcers purposes. They are unequaled In this city,
soon, at the Stables, on street, between l7h and
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IT COMPRESSED BULLETS.
UNITED STATES NINE MUsKET AND

Also, everJ description of Round and Conioal
SANITY on hand. Orders filed At slght, BY THOS,
OTIS LEROY 90 Patent Shot aud Lead
m Is I'm
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old BRANDY, in Bottles and on Draught, for
BL hsSaotHs, ny BRANDY, in Bottles.
CHOICE WHISTLES, In Bottles and on
Draught,
CHEAP WINES constantly on hand,
At l.. A. DELLWIG'S,
je 18 A. Navy Yard,
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AtaINsD Liant night quite q number Of our
citizsns were paradng the streets until very late
hJur. Most OF them desired to see the northern
t,cops expected To arrive during the Night; but
ssule were In hourly expectation Of bearing the
battefies the other shore announce the approach
Of BcsursSsrd.
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CoERrrzINo AT THE WATERING PLAcEs.-Whe the voice
Of melody nearly silenced in the city, it is revving at
the watering places Gustavus Geary and his daughter
Nina announced for two concerts this week at Rocka
way, by special nvitationone this evening the Pa
vion and another Saturday evening at the United
States Hotel Mr.. ]. X. Thomas, the composer and Mr.
Harvey Sanderson the pianist, to participate both
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Port Of New York, August 20, 1861.
CLEARED
Ship Lizzie Homan OBI, Gutter. Liverpoo-wilisms 4
saip West Point. Childs Liverpool--Chns Carow.
Ship Eliwood Walter, CHADWICK Haye.Boyda Hinckcn
Brp Cactus Obj Pollard Dnblin--H / Rouh Son.
Brig Johnston (Br>, Day, Lverpool-G Wheelwright
brig Peerless {rr!, Doe, Bsrmusa-Mecoll FIRTH =.
Brig T Mayhem (Br), Fritl Bermuda-smith, Jones
Brig NJ Arnold tBr), Atkinson st John, Mp Nevfus
Cock Esas cApp
schr Gazele Meshod (Br) Dasey GibraltarGiro Fran
Eag Marssn
scbr EVELYN Crowley st Johns, NF-Brett, Son ACo.
J,6ss HSs Mckee
sE k k s%. Efs snCe
schr Gsrin,san Small por's%ca,hIW Brown go
schr Albion, Hillbrook, Boston-Master.
sehr Lady Adams, Mschmir Fan Riysr-L Kenny
ssr EsPs ; B RsSe s
Steamer ' s.ran. Jones' jones' Psnsdelph,a
ARRIVED.
ls,h 42oP N with mdse and pAssenss1s % = cnsra Aug
ErenS A% sne p
9% psssd CITY Sa
sa r.
f 10 81 ssasg hence for
Bark Beaver Orb Coquhoun Havana, 10 days. In ballast
Lenhon Fesser Ia al anchor in the lower quarantine
Brig Kate (Br), Stevens Belize, Hon, Aug with logwsod
Josiah Jex. Had fine weather Aug u. Aug Is
Ion 81 TO- experienced hurricane from NE So
which lasted 36 during which started carried
bobstay gammoning stove bulwarks, boat and while
lying under bsance reefed aansa the sail blown to
pieces the making breach the vesse bent
spare oreopsal for mainsal On the 18TH bark
posed be the James Welsh, from Belize, Hon, with ma
hogany bound Europe and several other vessels bound
North Aug 49, lat 20 80 lon 70 3d. spoke bark Indian Belle
Cardenas New York ed the bottom part OF
large vessel with several large plank floating around the
pank full large spikes also passed severa boxes
hides broken apparently long in tbs water;
day spoke ship Kearsage from West indies New York
2 on Hatters lad North wind FOR IL hours with
a very heavy from eastward.
Schr Time DBL Sawyer Nassau Mp IL days. with cotton,
&C. TOT Monte Barlow, The brings on the crews Of
the BIZ barks barks William Jane and Sarah Elizabeth and
American bark Arctic all wrecked on the Bahai
Schr Florida Mott, Eleuthera days with fruit 10 Lewis
Frost Aug "a 30 miles of Cape ha,teras, was boarded
by slooP-of-war Dale, cruising, all we'll 80
Schr Perseverance (Br) Daniels, Cow Bay, CB days
| with coal, TO Robt Belon Co.
Schr Ida, Wormwood, philadelphia for kennebnnk.
cchr Seaport, Nel2or, EzabeiAport for fal River,
Schr ST George, Grover Ei2abethpor for Charlesown
Schr Amira Rogers, Wghtnan, Ezabethport Tor Provi
| deuce.
| schr Could, Philbrook Eizabethport for Boston.
! schr Leader, Gardner, Eliyahethpor for Boston
Schr Haicyon Remrnons, Elizabcthport for Boston.
Schr CASPIAN, Porter, Bangor, days
schr juno Smith, R0ckand, days.
Sthr Franklin, SPal Lubec, days.
Slocp May Elizabeth Phau Ehaabehpori feg Bv9geuort
/ Steamer J 3as NAlns Cs1'asy, Washtng'eA.
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Workmen were busy yesterday, preparing for laying
the keel of the gunboat while others hard at
work shaping the timbers. Considerable activity pre-
walls in all the departments, and Commander Amy the
new executive officer in Of Captain Fooe, who has
LETT for the West to command the squadron out there,
has his hands full
The side wheel steamers Satellite and Putnam and the
propeller f. y. Hale being expedited Their arrna-
ments, which will be heavy, have been taken board
vat
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ETNHE ATTENTION OF TAvERNkEEPERS AND LIQUOR
dealers in general is respectfully solicited TO the
superior quality Of Hammers fresh brcwcd Champagne
Ale This ale is brewed fresh at all of tho year
and the keeping quality of II, especially Of such brcwea
any length Of time Charge $i2 per hid and SO per bb
delivered to any part Of the city Of New York free of
pcnse Payment, cash on delivery Orders sent to Ham
mers Brewery, in Harlem, will be attended to with de-
spatch.
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Reduction i'm Steamboat and Hotel Fares

Reduction i'm Steamboat md Hotel Fares.
Tho depression in business Of every branch caused by
the existing war; has had at least the sautary effect
ducng everything Except army supples) to
ponding degree During tho past week two the North
river and Sound steamers decreased their
not quite one-haf Goods Of different descriptions are
also falling in price, and the prospects for better trade
very nattering, owing to the united efforts Of our
chants, shippers, hotel keepers and others to keep
pace with the times The last grand move
IN this direction was made by Messrs. Treadwell,
whitcomb Co., the entcrprsing proprieors Of the st.
Nicholas HOTEL who It will be perceived by advertise
ment in another column propose to reduce the price Of
board at their house from its present rates So per dem
without abating any Of the uxurics Of their table.
The st. Nicholas being the favore Of strangers
coming to the city, and with the best patronized this
timely and liberal reduction will create revolution in
the business Of hotel keeping and others adopt
the same PLAN or lose money every day. This arrange
ment taking effect on the LIST proxmo when most of
pleasure seekers return from the country the
witty which was visible at the St. Nicholas in times OF
peace and tranquility will again be witnessed there after
next week.
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DENTISTRY.


A RT1FICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
n Inserted while soft, without pressure or pain.
Aching teeth shells be filed and preserved
by the discoverer, j. PEARSON ~ d. Rooms $50 Broad
way west side, door above Seventeenth street. All
operations guaranteed.
A RTIFICIAL BONE, FOR FILLING AND REMODEL
N ling decayed aching broken teeth, put In soft,
without pain; is color of teeth aud warranted for life.
C. D. CRAWFORD dentist, q Amity street, near Bread
way, late Of 221 Sixth avenue.
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WINTER GARDEN-BENEFr OF Mr. J. S. CrARKE.-Mr j.
Clarke who has made himself of the popular
of New York comedians takes benefit at the Winter
Garden this evening. sToodles the sInvsibe Hus-
band" will be played and have doubt that the
benefit will DO as successful as II is deserved
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THE NAVY.


The following gentlemen have received their commits
sions from the proper authorities Washington acting
masters in the navy. The necessary papers be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of Mr. Blunt. ITO Water street.
Erastus Crowell, Anthony Chase,
Joshua II. Dill, A. S. Gardner,
Q. A. Hooper, Robert T. LytMe,
W. A. Mills, L. p Morton
~ Mckege w. Il. Putnam,
William Rogers, John A. Rogers
William Watson, Samuel Yeaton.
The steamboats, Eagle and Star, which have piled regu
ary between Philadelphia and Red Bank purchased
on Wednesday by the government, and will be imme-
diately rehtted and sent to sea-
The Fear Not and the cutters Morris and Caleb
Gushing left the Charestown Navy Yard the evening
of the 9th inst in pursuit OF privaeer that is sup
posed to be cruising of Cape Ann The Fear Not takes
out quantity OF provisions II is supposed Tor Fortress
Monroe.
Capt. william Walker late of the Brooklyn, has been
ordered the command Of the Congress- in place of Capt
Lewis NJ Godsborougb, relieved. The flag of the Con-
gress has been hauled down. that vessel longer being
the flag ship Of the squadron.
The schooner Lone Star Captain Galloway, which
arrived at Baltimore on the 9th inst from Halifax
N s. reports that the 18th, eighty miles s. E. Of
Cape Henry, she was spoken by a Confederate war
steamer"
Mcssrs. Maxon Fish of Mystic Conn., have contract
ed TO build fer the United States government Of the
iron clad bomb proof war steamers, to be commenced
Immediately.
CAPTAIN A. H. Foote, attached to the New York Navy
Yard has been ordered to the command Of the United
States naval forces upon the Western waters-on the
mississippi, Missouri and Ohio
VASDAIIA, United States sloop-ofwar, Commander
Handy was spoken on the 18th instant, forty miles north
west of Port Royal
Six of the boys of the nautical school ship Massach
sets entered the service Of the navy at New Bedford
Tuesday The education they had received enabled them
ordinary seamcn, fourteen dollars month, The Mas
sachusetts has left New Bedford for Providence.
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Our War Maps-Colored Edition.

new edition of the HERALD War Maps, calendered
paper, beautifully coored, is ready. Size of sheet
40k50 inches; contains thirtyfour maps:-THE BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL Run; BIRDS EYE VIEW THE UNITED
STATES; large maps of MISSOURI THE SEAT OF WAR
THE WEST and the SEAT OF WAR VIRGINIA. and thirty
others, showing at glance the Whole Seat of War and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
positions, camps, harbors FORTS &C., printed superior
style, on side of large sheet, that they can be
hung up in library Office workshop for preservation
and reference during tho These maps were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD
and the most perfect War Maps issued Single copies
rs CENTS for ST. 45 for So and 100 for $12 co. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD F. LLOYD Il
CO., exclusive agents for the colored c' eGs BROAD
way New York
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Married.

AIExANpgR-KEysRR.-ln Philadelphia, sionday April
90 by the Rev. Charles D. Cooper THOMAS r. ALEXANDER
to KATE c. KBysRR, both Of that city.
BpsTED-IAypsAY-O Tuesday, August q, by the Rev.
Dr. Cutler Mr. RICHARD BUSTED to Miss HELEN LINDSAY
both OF Brooklyn.
GRAHAM--wHirE.--At East Cambridge on Tuesday, Au-
gust 81, at the Baptist Church, bv Rev H. X. Pervear
GILBERT GRAHAM, Jr, Of New York city, to Hiss NELLIE
J. WHITE of East Cambrds. Mass.
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Official Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 46l-August 20, 1861.
u, a., IS, 8, IA, 81. 5, 30, Is, 81, 6, SO.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 462-August 20, 1861
So, IL, 6, ~, /, "a, Ia, 20, So, Al, 81, 90.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY. or St. Louis Me,
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Fall Style or Gent1cmen's Dress Hats
will be introduced Saturday, August 81 1861 Also
styles of Soft Hats and Caps for gents and youths by
TERRY, 397 Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR co., bankers,
10 Wall street, successors Of Chase Co.