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SANFORD's
YER VIC ORA TOR
V ever DebElftntes


tits compounded entirely ums and has berons an an
pseu tsc mcdicne known and approved by all
t nave seo H. ana is now fesored to with confidence
the diseases for which il is recommended.
II mas cured tno"Sds whln Inc last two who had
given up MI hopes OF eel asthe numerous
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to of the ndv,
1a taking used in quantities as To act gently on tbs
Bowels.
Letthe dictates of yourndgment gude you OF The
Liver nvgcraor. and it will Liver Complaints Bous
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer orpIaipts
Dysesery nropsy Sour stomach Habitua Choc
Cholera Cholera MorbHs Cholera Infantur Fatuuce Tarr
dice Female Weaknesses and may be used successfully
ordinary Family Medicine. II cure Sick Headache "a,
thousands testify in twenty two pr thrcee,
soo0su taken attack An WIN pes
giving their testimony in itsfavor.
Mix wstern the mouth with the Invgoator, and swa=ov
9th together,
Price 81 per bottle,
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RESOLUTION
Relative au Transient de I'Armee resuliere
de Get Etat on une pnrtie de Ia dite
Armee an Commencement DIES Etats Com
fetleres d'Amerique.
u est resolu par lie peopze de EEtat de la Loui-
de Get Etat est requis d'informer, sans dGai, lie
President des Etats ConfedGrGs d'Am6rque du
desir du peuple de la Louisiana de voir larmGe
reguliere de Get Etat, on telle partie de Ia dite
armee don't lie gouvernement des Etats Confed&r6s
d'Am6rique pourrait avor besoin, transf6rGe
l'arm6e de la dite Confederation aussit0t que les
circumstances lie permettent.
Adop6e en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, ce treizieme jour de mars Pan de
notre Segneur mil hut cent soixante- et-un.
lS!gnel A. MOUTON
President de la Convention
Certhe ]. THOS. WHEAT, SecrGtaire. MO lot
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
TVHE ONLY PREPARATION
That has
D II e E ST OF YEA
And grows more and more Popular every dayI

Aud testimonials and almost without number might DO
given from ladies and gentlemen in all grades society,"
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
torave will the bald gray and the hair
the youth TO old ago, in all its youthful beauty
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sandford's Family Cathnrttc PILLS,


rom pure NeSI@ble Extracts and pun upin Glass
Cases air tight, end will keep in any climate
ths fNnS NthArt'r tu IL gentle and active Catbsrttc
Ach S proprietor mas sed IN his practice than twenty
Gears he constantly increasing demand from those have
E nse3 the rus and he satisfaction which all express
cara 10 el GSe mas induced place them within the reRrf
= AL ihe Profession we'll know that different ahartcs
different portions of the bowels
The Fary GathBrc Pin has with due reference to
established fact bean compounded variety Oh the ppres
Vegetable ExrHct which alike avery OF the aneD
airy canal and good GathGrti
needed, snch Derangernen f. he Stounch Seepnesa
Pains in the Back and
ever the whole body. from sudden Geld, which frequently
neglected. end course Of Fever Loss Appetite Creep
Sensation of Cold over the body Restssness HeaaSchS
Weight IN the Head, all nfsmmstOry Diseased, Worms
Children Admits Rheumatism great Purifier P tha Blood
md many diseases which flesh heir to- tod uaaarnus
lention in this advertisement bose. 10 Prt1e, Dimes
The Liver TnvoAtor and Family GAthnrtic Pills reaia
Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all the lAr
OWES.
ST. W SANFORD, NJ. a.. Manufacturer ant Proprietor
:. WRIGHT / CO.
Wholesale Agents.
m2Idkw And sold by aEsry Druggist
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Depot No. Az Broadway by all dealers throughout
the world.
The Restorative put bottles three sizes viz large
uleant ana small The small holds half pint reas
one doar bottle. The medium bottle holds least Twenty
cent proportion than small and reeis hr to
dollars bottle. fhearge holds quart forty per cent mora
In Proportion and retes for three dollars bottle O. j.
WOOD CO., Proprie0rs 444 Broadway New YORK. and ia
Market street s. Louis NO. by good druge ard
fancy goods dealerb.
j. WRIGHT CO., Agento,
II and l61 ChartresstIeet
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Blood Food,

Healthy Human Blood Epon being ANALYzED always pre
'ens with the essential elements and gives Df coure
the True Standard Anayze the Blood of person sufrnS
from ConsunRon Liver Complaint, Dyspepsi Scrofus ste
and find in instance certain decancesn LhN red gob
ules Of Blood Supply thcsedececes you are ads we'll
The Blood Food founded upon
Nc success. Thore
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gHHESTNUT GROVE EYHEsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d {
sre to Introduce the article to the public
and country, S the
Purest DEnusabRe StfallulaNt
which has ever been prepared for medical proves itself
cordial at once healthtu and nvigorng the eneebed
whether by disease 1t distilled best rye and
malt and ts nutritious properties are preserved by
peculiarly his whereby the Fusi and other noxios IN
gradients known to be contained in the Whisky use
arc confetey separated so hat the absolute purity
ticle from any foreign admixure is guaranteed
In addition the following testimonials from the Most emil
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and Boe
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed It with he
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CE r T F @ ATtGs:
Philadelphia Sept g. 1853.
We have carefully tested sample of Chestnut Groyr
Whisky which yon contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fs which tho character
'stic aud injurious ingredient of the Whistles general usa
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC
analytical Chemists.
New York Sept. s. 1858.
have annyzed sample of Chestnut Whisky received
from Str. Charles Wharton, Dr. of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it. pleased that it entirely
from poisonous deleterou substances. II unusually
pure and 6ne Favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r, chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of samples
Whisky which proves thehesvJ
Fusil Oils, and perfectly and unsduleraed The
flavor of this Whisky derived grain used in manu-
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
je2 lyGW PHILADELPHIA.
MEALS AnEBtSosIA WHISKY.
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COMBINATION CUSHIONS.

"a -N~@@A~~+AA@N@t9S
50 go <PHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
-4Nn-
COMBINATIOK CUSHIONS
Patented Feb 49, 1856; Oct 49, 1856; Dec o 1851 jan
1858; Nov. l6, 1853 and March 20, 1859.
PheIan s. CoIHcntler,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS, Nos g. 65 Ct and 50 Crosby ST.
sThese Tables arc in use and may be seen at ilers
outhern Billiard Saloon" lO street. also at the Louis
lana, Pelican and Boston Clubs be obtained
b. MILLER Sole Agent for this city, also sells articles
in the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Cues, Leathers,
Chalk etc.
He has also hand and for SALE fine secondhand
Billiard Fables. iy2l ly
FESEEE OLDESG CANEY HaANUEACTORY
L. IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1908.
Ridley & Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS.
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,}
NEW YORK.
DANDY, SUGAR PIUBIs, LozENGEs, ste, ete,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined oag
Sugar without adueatiop adrixure desteriouu suh
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure ara requested &C cell
etock and them thone offered
elsewhere.
sas- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put I'D
10 order Mt prices ranging from? 81 upwards.
Candies, etc. packed in boxes OF 49, and l0Olha,
A8~ Orders by mail promptly execned.
a9- Terms cash. jyl7
7 ,oUHslANA STATE INSURANCE OoNPANv
OFFICE NO. 8s CAMP STREET.
Capital ssoo.Uo0.
DIRECTORS
S.Lapeire E. H. Harris,
Theodore Frois, JIM. Rohsrt,
A. D. Grief SA, Bonnafon
Jacob 2oly, Auadeo Landry,
E. Gsnnchesu
This Company will ready on the 1r %
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against the parls of tho
seas rivers and loss and damage by alLEua kF 90
the current rates of premiums.
cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT will DO
made to those nsuring In this office.
L. PICoLET, Secretary.
Eew Orleans. AuRusti I. 1859, su1gF
billiard TABLES TABLES
S5............SF. LOUIS STREET. ..,.........SS
Under the st. EIogts Hotel.
The undersigned begs inform the public that ha haB
he intends to keep constantly BILLIARD TABLEgI
IRON the celebrated msnufactory of j. W. BRUNsWICK u
SEQ, CINCINNATI of all descriptions prices such aH
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY.
BIRCH AND OAK.
With Marble. Slate or Wood Bed Also Bagsseis Tables
'ad Balls, Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
oathers, Ten Pin Balls and everything sppertaning Bill
Hards or other games
BSFecnlens of above Tables can beaeen at tho 81.
IhsFes, Marble Hail snS St. Louis Billiard Rooms.
E ReFsGg done notice on reasonabster1s.
mig ly ". EERRIAE
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER.


Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
srlMuhANT TONIC, DIURErIC and sUDoRIFIC, which
testified by Physicians thousands Of Ladies' and Gentle
men in ali parts of Europe aud America
AS Gentle Stfmtllant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Diuretic.
1t mpars healthy action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANS-very beneficial in DRoPsY GOUT
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS Sudorffsc
1t acts the Skin opening pores and eynel1inp al1 m
pues by nsenSibe perspaton thereby driving off Eupons
and cleansing the surface giving tone and yieor to the whole
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY cordiion
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION
The Chippewa Tribe of Indfnsas
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Elder as one of
their most valuable remedies
I'm Germany,
The Berries dried preserved by families for use in
of sickness ~
Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure from the ince of cultivated Elder recommended bv
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable mo
cna properties SUPER TOR any other Wines in conn,oD
use and mn excellent article for WEAK and DFBTJT
Ed PERSONS, and the AGED md INFIRM removing An
phsIhuOTloNS improving the APPETITE and benefttine
LADIES and CHILDREN
Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not ntoxcac contains no jxture ~
spirits and other liquors. and admired rich peculiar flavor
and nutritive properties mpartng healthy tone to the sn
aCh and Digestive Organs
A wine glass full more NAV bc uscd with ro,1. -
any time through the day MS desired -
We will only ask your indulgence 10 make one trial Of b,
Wine. - WING
For sale in New Orleans by F. j. HART6co John
WRIGHT 60, JAMES SYME, Canal street. and by all tho
principal Druggists throughout the United States
H5"The trade supplied ut proprietnr's prices
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor
ly1o ly&W 2NS Broadway New York,
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NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORK CARDS,
g g. s S2EF@ s. " 1gnrHr.
nj ORTIZ, SHERMAN
IMPORTERS AND JoRRERs
Fohhl"N AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS o. TRY
JEWELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL. INsTRu
MENTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER-
... FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 9S Chambers street,
my2l 1y&W NEw vopv
AMOS n. SACKETT, u, - ro,,,
W., . s~. -. nGn WIZ. swANsRoRo.
SSACBETf, BELCHER g. CO.,
-" W H L f A LIE G RIO q ERR
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco A
No. &c PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall IT..
my22 1yhW foot of Broadway NEW vnpu
\ ADIES' WINE. LADIES, WINE
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Pour autoriser lie Placement de certains Nam
tiats ennis en- vertu de paUtorite hes Etads-
Uniss
Resolt par lie peupie de FEtat de Ia Louisiana,
assemble en- Conuention, Que A. J. Guirot, deposit
taire de Eat est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente, auto
rise payer les mandats ciapres GnumerGs ennis par
lac totc. Tnic
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ie5 1yEW

ENEORTANT 70 FAMILIES
N N sY L V 4
SALT MANUFACT UE1NG COMPANY's
ShPONEFTEIG,
The ready Family Soap Maker, ard Universal
Cleanser,
Will make hard water soft clean Paint Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
to l2 pounds refuse usually given away, at
about IL per pound, Say. ...,,............2G
45 cent?.
cents, therefore, arsste
SOFT SOAP.
making different kinds Soap free by
dressing Depot of Company,
LEWIS, JAMES d CO.,
Philadelphia.
EThe saponier had Of any respectable stoeeeper
in the country my31 "
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no authorize tiae Payment of Certain War
rants Issued nneter the authority of the
United States.
/. Resided BY the People of the State Of
Louisiana, il, Convention assembled, That A. ].
Gurot, State Depository, be and he is hereby au-
thorized to pay the following warrants issued by
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SPALD1NG's Prepared CI.UEY

sPALDlFG'S PREPARED GLUEi
Si&ye the Pieces!
S U M " DIsP ATUH
MA Stitch In Time Saves Nire.uuSa
AsGccidens will happen wereguIated feriie II Ia
vary desirable to have cheap WAY for
pairing Furniture Toys, Croekery etc.
SpGldtng's Prepared Cline
Meets all such emergencies and household afford
tthoutit 1t Is always ready up sticking oint
THERE'S no longer necessity for png chairs gpinered va
neers headess dols and broken cradles It Is the artcla
for SHE'LL and other work. go popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is cold being chencalIy
held in solution and possessing oil valuable Qualities of thu
pest cabinet glue 1t ay in the place Of c73
nary mucilage, being vastly adhesive.
"UsEFUI IN EVERY HOUsEn
n B.A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 25 cents
Wholesale Depot. No. 48 Cedar street New York
Address HENRY G. SPALDIEG d CO.,
Box No $500, New York,
Putup for Dealers In Cese four eight
doEena beautiful Lhograph Show Gard ACCOMMODATING earh
package.
E9~A snglebottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GIUB
wisave ten times lis cost annually every household
Sold by all prominent StatonerB Druggists Hardwarean6
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Storos
Country merchants should make q note Of SPALDINQ,s
PREPARED GLUE when making up theirgt 1t will stand
ny climate. lain 1rsu
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Manufacturers of <4Sss ss=EssssS

Having removed from their old stand 1858 Broadway n he,
new and more extensive establishment on hand and arr
manufacturing to order every description Of Fashionable ur
raes and Light RoadaHd Trong Wagons from the best So
lected materials and workmanship and for beauty of desip
finish and durability are equal if not superior to apv t
make in this country.
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CABASAS CIGARS-s0G0 BREyAS SUPERIOR OF
~ Pressed Cgsrs, of The cslshr0e brand for sRIs e.
W. ~ RARELI, 20
NOTICE WE HAVE THIS DAY REsUNEn PAY
~ ment in full MARTIN, COBB 4 co.
New Orleans, March Is, 1851. nails u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

Interesting News from Washin gtOn-
Terrible Battle Between the Union
Forces and the Rebels In Missouri-
Death Of General Lyon-The Union SOL
dicrs at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mt POlitica IL
Arrests-NIartial Law Proclaim cd I'm st.
LOuis-The Latest News-Ma ri<e cts, &c.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will be
ready this morning at nine O'Clock In its pages will be
found-The Latest Dispatches from the Seat OF War in
Virginia. full Account of the Terrible Battle near
Springfield Missouri between $500 Union Troops under
General Lyon and % 900 Rebels under Price and Ben
McCuoch, Heroic Conduct of the Union Forces Death
General Lyon and reported Killing of Ben. McCuloch
with Sketches of their Lives Graphic Account of the
Fight at Dug Spring Martial Law Proclaimed in St. Louis
by General Fremont A list OF the Union Prisoners
confined at Richmond Va; An Account Of the Arrest Of
Mr. Robert Muir alleged Bearer of Dispatches from the
Rebels The Latest News from Fortress Monroe, Western
Virginia. Forts Pckens and Jefferson and all other impor
tant points Of the country.
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain tho Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail Telegraph Edl-
torias the Prominent Topics of the Times Reports of
the Condition of the Commercial Money and Cattle Mar
kets; Marriages and Deaths for the week and all matters
OF interest to the reading community Single COPIES in
wrappers be had at the Office of Fulton and
Nassau streets. Price six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17
Markets.

Albany, August 10, 1861.
Flour in more active demand sales 200 bbs. Wheat
Sales, in lots at 81 1917 81 Is for red state 81 SO
for white Michigan and 81 IS for white Kentucky Rye
Corn better: sales last evening 500 bushels 40
day $4,000 at Az 45c. whiskey-Sacs so bbls at
lie. Received by Central Railroad, for New York-1OO
bbls. high wines, 40 bales wool 1896 bbls -four 202
boxes cheese, % cases tobacco For Boston and the
East-l07 bales wool 1l6i bbs -four, so boxes tobacco
Shipped by tons TO New York August 15-iif 700 bush
els corn so 600 do wheat 10 900 do 500 do feed
and 2, 500 do. malt.
BUFFALO, August 1879 p. NJ
Flour steady Wheat better; demand moderate: sales
20 COO bushels Milwaukee and Northwestern club
and 10 900 do red winter at 81 10 81 1917 Corn better
sales IS 90 bushels at 1c 37sc Canal freights
steady Lake imports today 900 bbls -four, us 900
bushels wheat 234 900 do Canal exports-2i 900
bbls. flour 60 900 bushels wheat, rs 900 do
OswEGo, August l6 1851.
Flour frmer Wheat decidedly better with fair mil
ing and shipping inquiry but buyers standing aoof in
consequence of the advanced views of holders Receipts
LIBERAL but as the greater part is for shipment the supply
Offering is Night sales 800 bushels winter red Western
at 81 f31a and $500 do. No Milwaukee club. Corn
shade better but dull sales 100 bushels Illinois at 80
Other grams quiet. Canal freights steady Lake I'M
ports2 l66 bbs -four, 50 500 bushels wheat l04 600 do
corn, 10 600 do. rye Canal exports-l 300 bbs flour
CIncAGo, August 16, 1861.
Flour quiet. Wheat advanced Nc lc. sales of No /
at 73c 74c., and No at Tic TIC in store Corn &c
1c lower. Oats do Receipts - 900 bbs. flour,
81 900 bushels wheat, $50 600 do 10 do oats
Sbpments-2,000 bbls -four 81 900 bushels wheat 1877
600 do Corn Freighs &c. &c. higher Exchange on
New York unatered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17
Personnl Intelligence.

Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by Mrs Grimsley, left the
metropolitan Hotel at ten O'Clock yesterday morning for
Kong Branch.
Major General John Wool now en- route for the seat
bf He left the st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday morn.
ccedod via Philadelphia and Baltimore to Fortress Mon.
zoe.
L. L. Robinson, of San Francisco; G. Train r. F. Spear
and d. F. jerks OF Boston; II, W. Chase, of Indiana; c.
Moore and 5. f. Sreeter, of Baltimore; B. H. Pamber
Pttsburg, and j. A. Fraser and WIFE Cincinnati are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts,; Hon John
Woodrud, of Connecticut Capt. Eddy and j. F. McElhone
hf the United States Army; H. b. johnson of MARYLAND
knd A. Bgelow, Of Boston, stopping the Metropo
hitan Hotel
Governor Buckingham Of Connecticut; r. Oaxford of
philadelphia; L. 5. Boardman, Of Toronto; j. j. Whiting
bof Boston, f. a. Brown, Of the United States Army: W.
burg and j. T. Tracy, Of Chicago, stopping at the
st. Nichlas Hotel.
Hon. J, NJ Ashley, of Toledo; Colonel Schroeder Of the
United States Army; Colonel r. Morgan Of South Am
Rhadeiphia; d. B. Dyer, Of Washington; Enoch Piatt
and H. Woods and wife, Of Baltimore; G. A. Parker Of
Salem; L'W. Benedict Jr., Of Albany; H. A. Rstey, Of
Dunkirk; j. s. Good, Of Chicago and B. p Cheney, Of
Boston, are stopping at the Astor House.
/ g. b. Moore and wife, New Hampshire c. H. Hurburt,
Manchester Mr. and Mrs. J. Otto New York NJ Gilbert
son Boston, Captain r. Worden United States Navy; G.
< THOMPSON Racine, Wis. John Even, New York; A. E.
Kitchell New Jersey, and A. r. Robbins and J. 8 Ken
ball, New York, are stopping at the Everett House.
lthe followng.-Samuel Lud and family III Grinncl c.
tGrnnel Governor Ganzcvoort and family F. Rensse-
Raer Of Albany Captain Young Of the Arctic Expedition;
Judge Parker, Of Albany; F. Caylus, Edridge Gerry,
Hfrs. G. W. wilnierding and family W. H. Gunther and
Family, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17
Our War Maps-COlOretl Edition.

new edition Of the HERALD War Maps, calendcred
paper, beautifully coored is ready Size of sheet
4Ox5O inches; contains thlrtyfour maps-TnE BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL Run; BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE UNITED
STATES; large maps of MISSOURI SEAT WAR IN
THE WEST and the SEAT OF WAR IN 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 in superior
style, on one side of large sheet that they be
hung up in library, office workshop for preservation
and reference during the war These maps drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD
and the most perfect War Maps issued Single copies
25 cents for ST. 45 So and 100 for s2 So Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD T. LLOYD T.
co. exclusive agents for the coored edition. 2s Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-17

DARING RoBBERy.--Andrew j. Gray mate of the
schooner Marietta lying at pier No. East river, was
walking up Broadway late on Thursday night, when a
Girl named Kate Smith accosed him, and it is alleged
while conversng managed to abstract seventy dollars
Gray, missing the money after, started In pursuit.
and with the aid of policeman Kemp, of the Fifth pre-
cnct, overlook the girl. On searching her the money
could not befound ana is supposed that she passed it
to confederate. Justice Osborne locked her up for
trial.
named James Wilson and Joseph Johnson were arrested
on Thursday night in the Of into tho dwelling
of Mr.. Adam Kober, No. 1856 Eighth avenue Officer
Hoz, Of the Twentieth precinct was called by Mr. Kober
and arrested the burglars, and yesterday Justice Con-
molly locked them up for trial. Wilson is native of Ire
land twenty two years Of johnson born this
city and is twenty four years of age.
a STABLE KEEPER CHARGED WITH FRAuD-Wiiiiam r.
Foster, proprietor Of livery stable and living Brook
Ign, was arrested yesterday by officer Hagan, of the
Lower Police Court charged with false pretences on the
complaint Of Waldo Phillips Of 34s Third avenue. 1t is
charged that about the LIST day Of June the defendant
called on Mr. Phillips to purchase feed credit and as
inducement for Mr. Phillips to SELL represented that
he owned certain pair Of bay horses, which he then
had at Lus In Harlem lane Relying upon the truth Of
the representations Mr. Phillips sold and delivered to
the accused feed at different times during the month to
manded Of Foster who told Mr. Phillips that he supposed
the horses had been sold TO Brooklyn for 81 600
and that he would pay the demand that day. II after
wards appeared that Foster did not had own
ed the horses in question: and that they belonged TO Mr.
David Wood, OF 43 Fulton street. Hence the complaint
for false pretenees Mr. Foster, who denies the charge,
taken before Justice Osborn and held to bail in the
sum Of $500 to answer