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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30
THE 81 ABBEVILLE::
FEMALE ACADEMY.

MILL be re4opened on MONDAY next
~ Ny daughter FANNIE, and Rev. DR..
SMcBrydeS daughter, SALLIE with such aid
from myself as official duties may allow, will
conduct the school think that lean safely
gparaptee thorough instruotion and good dis
zcipliue:Fe The firstSessop will comprise sixteen
2weeks; the second, twenty-five. Pupils will
be charged from time of entrance, at the fol-
sSsGs spsl'isss, sIass4 Rssa'ns, Primary, aeae.. :,
,EnglisSia si c rapnar, Geography, T = '''''s'Ao0
History. Arithmetic. writing,z
Composition, -. !. .s,..-s. 1900 1900
Algebra. Geomstry, Natural .rss.r. $
Moral, and NJ ntal Philosophy, srS"
Z and Rhetoric. .&.-. -. 1890 2dOO
The above with French, Latin Or ~
51. Music, :. : s, 1900 400 e
Contitgeit eSPenseE -af :ass.. ,, 20 90
!. Spelling ahd, Reading viii 'be daily exercises
toE all the; pnpils { Vocal Music will be taught
i. D. McNEILL TURNER.
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coke.bury, Arg., adib, 1861.
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COMMUNICATES.


The ladies and gentlemen of the village and
vicinity arc requestei3to meet in the Court
House on Friday, at 10 Q 'clocksA. NJ, the 9th
of Superintendent. to make arrangements for
preparing land forwarding neoessaries for the
'ickfFand' wounded Of our> ssoldierssia Viz
ginia. -
we h9ne thsse~wiil he's general attendance
iof oil ladies aud dsgentlefRen:
MRS. T. c.=PERRIN,
MRS: r. H.-wARDLAW,
MRS. A. BURT, -.
MRS. JAMES A.4NoRwOoD,
MRS. J. G. MARTIN,
MRS. L. LESLEY,
= MRS, T. 'THoMsoNs
MRS. DERRUHL.
) mrs. ": JAS. LoMAx.
MISS nsRRUHL. J
MRS. M. MCDONALD. :.
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ATTENTION.. PARENTS.

We are requested by Mr.. Geo. W. syfsn, the
Engineer. to urge parents anil guardians to
keep all children under their charge from the
the depot on the arrival of the cars. 1t is al
most irnPossibleto to prevent accidents when boys
crowd about The engine and cars when in mo-
Zion
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AN ORDINANCE
Ssaess to have SshsiF a6odess Up
:; on and ''sthin: :tse sinelos!uss tia.
lots wberson GU, QSIaassss ssss
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BssH oydaiaaJsaSvtaf 7Ssa4 GSayV aSsAsbss.
,ptIte, That harsafsSe 4lli 4ua sapy 4SYs, fthih
the, CpsPorats saimitx xof the DT6RSsof Abb9SfNs,
be and they srsHef3bY Iequtfs ITO hsye thsit
;sbsaes 6r placer 81, i sins aPoR and Din the
y pss.os s IS
md s9hets no SlstS chi SS9d oaappS any
R1se, buiJaiag or hu3 with sthe Corporate
limit sef she ysafd rtoWd, sS1iyss tia sStae ibe
upon: ends Ytthln tbs jpolosnEs ofs hS1ask yr
Rss8s Rss%Isss ssyias isssaps sp Sc . ss 81 sgss
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

We call attention to Ordinance Of the Town
Council requiring slaves to reside on the lots of
their owners, &c We are also informed that
the Town Council have determined to enforce
the observance, with the corporate limits Of
the town, of the Act of ls49, prohibiting
slaves from hiring their time, DC.
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Brigadier-Ge eneral- Commapdin q,

GENERAL -BEAuEEQARp NOT A CAYADAS.-We
translate from Northern French paper the
following correspondence, in answer to an ar
'ticle Eon Gen. RE4uREeAnps< ancestry, which
our readers may have read:
New YoRK, Aug. 6. Sir: have before me
your yaluable'paper Of this morning wherein,
I find an article on the ansestors of G en- Beau ID
.rega I'd, which you copied from the Montreal
sOrdSrs How me, sir, to say that the. latter
was in q great: error ; for the grandfather of
the General was an European, and has never
visited Canada. - Z F
There are in the State Of Leuisisna two fam.
lilies of ofsBeauregard+thate of tie Toutant-
Benuregard;a d;and that Of. the ore.Beauregard
Both families are closely related to each other,
bit neither ia oECanadan extfsction.
The htherof Gen. ,Reauregard was assgraud
son Of Baron Bsauregsra. and. was FAMED
Jsaques Bsaarsgsr srdo. The Generals
mother was the daVghter'of the ehevalier de
Reggie, himself . descendant Of the Italian
ducal famfly:of the Reggios.
. The fable ,nvsnted by the Mputreal order.
Sfeminds me OF what the Irishmsn said Of Gen
erals MeMakop, Lanoricisfe. Pelssish etc.
presumeEtbe Canadians will not 6s Quite 80
naiysIys seredplops assthsirishRen we've. which
is sayipg not q, little. ~. =.
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An CONNOR.

. Since that time. they have been quietly aud
unostentatiousiy at work, and have collected and
forwarded:to Virginia, four long boxes of Hos.
pital Stores and Sixty dollars in money. The
Society is operating in connection with Rev, r.
W. Barnwell. DR., Branch and others, who have
charge Of Depot for Hospital Stores at Char.
fottesvile. Va. All contributions are sent 10 the
care Of W. @. Bee d Co., Charleston, 8. c..
where an agent takes charge Of them and for.
wards them Immediately 10 Charlottesville
Thence they are distributed TO the different
Hospitals and camps by mennbers. Of tho Char
iottsvile Committee in person. By thus sys.em-
alizing Interpretations Of, iudividu ais and local
associations and concentrating the efforts Of all
~ one direction, vast amour; Of good ia being
accomplished. The Young Mems Christian AS
sociation Of Charleston, and those actinpsin con-
cert with them, deserve the gratitude of the peo
pie Of the State. for the zeal and energy thew
have displayed in devising and ,perfee,ing 8, ad.
mrable a plan of benevolence.
The next regular meeting Of the 'cokesburJy,
Society will be held in the Church, on Monday
the and September, at O'Clock p, M, at whfci;
time arrangements will'be made to send forward
another contribution. The ladies esahis part of
the District are.cordially invited to be present
and cooperate. with Us. -
MRS. .s::E, GRAYDoN,
: Fl, SECRETARY,
Coke.bury, Arg. 2dtb, lssl.S'
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The BATTLE IN MIssOURI.-GEN MocUI,.
L0CH,s OFFICIAL pEsnArCH

., A.oS1S . VEf4C4AL OESpATCH,
ihe follo,1ingis the offieiel despatch of Gen.
Ben McCulloch, announcing tie late brilliant
victory gained BY the troops under his COM
mand in the nei ghborhood of Springfield
Mo-: {
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, VIA LITTLE RocK, AnK..
August Is. 1861. T.
Hon. L. p. WALKER The battle ofOakhill
has been fought, and we have gained n great
victory over the enemy commanded by Gener
ais. Lyon. The battle was fought ten miles
from Springfield. The enemy we're nine or ten
thousand strong our force was about the
same: The battle lasted six and half hours
The enemy were repulsed and driven from the
field. withSthe lossof six pieces of artillery
sayeral Shundred stands of email ar1ns. .eieI.
bundled killed, one thousand wouudesds and
three hundred prisoners. Gen. LYON was
killed. and manyof their "promine eHt officers.
Our loss was two hundred and sixty.fiyekilled.
eight hundred wounded. and thirty missing.
We have Possession of Springfield, and the
enemy are in full retreat towards Rolla.
l.. Benz. McCpLLocn,
Bripadier-G eueral Command;n,
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 24.-Andy johnson ex.
.pects to lead the army on shis return to Ten
!pessee. Lincoln will do his ulmost to sustain
the Union cause in that State.
The rumor that B6nks had reached Winches-
ter is. false. . He Is not ID Virginia.
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COMMUNICATED.
TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION.

TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION.
The following gentlemen are respectfully
nominated for Town Council for the ensuing
INTENDAsT, 's
ROBERT H::ESWARDLAw.
81; .wARDENs,
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
j. A. ALLEN. - -
DR. E. PARKER,
WILLIAM HILL. ..
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. NORTHERN AND WESTERN ITEMS.
WAsHlsaToN, August 23.-The Government
is Satisfied that Fremont could not reinforce
Lyon without endangering Eastern Missouri.
+ieuks Col. Ripley has: been appointed brig.
adler general. ~
There slsno signs of;hostiiities.
y BntleF has been detaifed BY thsiG Governments
'toieomman nd<s5Iunteers at Fort Potter,
The Gommittee. .hsgs reported twelve disloy-
81 andsmsn dissafsoted ip the waFDspart-
ment, !, .fIby:one disloyaland ten suspected in
the Treasury Department = twenty dislsyAl and
,seyeT ssepedtsd in the Interior Department.
Thszyf6aHeaay the provost marshall 6ste
lysrefnsed ahAss to ,Russellgto GROSS hs,Rdto.
mao. X 49, r
CAIao, August es.-rThe stSafner, Terry which
was osptuEcd at Paducah, had no board thisty
Mime muskets and onefesd pisee. The gth-
boat had returned to 'Paducah.
..PmsApktrAlsy, Apgpst 2s--Copies aof the,
a26ily eNss. fr. the, West and sSouthshave been,
sised: Thssparshalt took possession Of the
Gafiaias 66ssssst. s,
) Ps.ss aRsss--Ghs Journal 81 osspnefSs
says thRsd pay Reosk'; !; list oEPeacs pdbssss.
wiiRjts S1 .additisbs aekessaI6 less than one
tihpdfsa and flnSsa ssnsk in the Neies,
ssslsa TO ( s.. g. S;.s4 s.,
Or 1,opis, 81 sDsaossa. isssn. sss
.aAt ordsis assg ssasssa to % ssonos rate .
forsssa af thirty sslinssss Of iedsssi Troops in
ssss,sey y..ll 4; ;..as i.. ,ss,
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ABBEvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

We would direct attention to the advertise
ment of the Male Academy Of this place. The
exercises Of the Institution will commence on
the seco,d Monday instead of the third Monday
in September, as previously published.
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- 4
PkoyIsIoNs OF NAruRxtlz6rspN .Aor-RInHs
xosD. August .2s-ThesaetFo Of sihs Con fedsrate
co6gress sstablishipga uhifoim eraAs ofplsuz-
raliSationter persons eulisted,.in the Confeders
ate army; Provides. that non.citizens engaged
in the'"rmy during The war. shatl be undss the
proteetion-ofSth the Confederacy, and sball bave
the righttosbssonis, fnatureiized and enjoy all
shSprivillgss of .Citi.esss ssaneS taking an. .asth
q sppposs the; Constitdtlon ofahe State Of
which thsySSs cit,zenss s1dsarves the Goh-
tolerate ssstss and a psiussih 5hs gonsslsution
,saas.sy siSrs Of. add rsnoance: aq foreign
TssSslh ibep.dds Il l. y u sil bslsS Sshsysor
;of. ee3melsbslofs+ the eeiopa ord nm ding
.efiesrSf regiment Of and abovsa aHssrank 81.
,SpI6nsi Aisosihs ,ssts 50, bsSse6t- to the
ssSsessszsd WSy.+ ana toshss By tfp ssnttot
sbur.sulf fths- -stts whsrsdk said
sssdlssp dasizSto bsSogs sS5issns
I. -; ASsiYar o. TaoSSss,
: TIE sSsnn niasss Capt .GeilissJ, eppd Aa.s
Capt yoShy Nom sbdsb from
HSSfiets trriyeds I'm, ,:tbs Grsanvili
G. saad psSds ihsses@s at
3 5 I ea,sskss
ssa,s Sls 6 q 3 islss -:
!! \ SO s rs S;|,!.l|,
8 sS |s9s q s|Is ssslssss 81 asss 4 s |ss..
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Resignations in the Navy.

N3slgnationB IN the Navy, :,
sBosros, August 24.+The following tofRcera
ofabe ,frigate Congress have resigned: Captain
of Marines. Robert Frahsettof Virginia; Cd
Lieutenant Thos. 8. Wilson, Of Missouri mid
shipnnsnu B.. CalibOrne and Hilary D. Case,
of New Orleans.
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ARRrVAh. OF A cHARLEsroN aLocKAnER

AHh1Vhh- UF a CHAKLESTUN BLOCKADER
FORTRESS. MONROE, August 24.-The Seminole,
from the blockaling feet off charleston, arri
we'd to day. bringing the schooner -Aldion, with
sugar, coffee, aud fruit She was sailing under
The British flag. The sen,iuole will coal and
repnir The blookaders off Charleston consist
the Itoanoke and Va,idalia
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FROM THE NoRTY,

WASHINGTON. August 2O.--As the only effect
i've means of;eheckng the designsof the enemy
ohsWashington is to have military force ade-
quate for'all possible contingencies, this will
soon be supplied. The earnest es of the
administration TO this end haro already pro-
duced here the most happy effect, aud affords
reinsurance ofthe safety of tho capital depend.
ing, on the patriotic responses of the North
-Rumorsare afloat that the rebels. bav. n
scheme on footto attack Washington 5by$a
hank ak movement the design being to use large
lorce-whIcl', it appears, has been coucentra-
ted for long time in Maryland-to cu, off
'he connection by railroad and4 land between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, while Gems
beuurega1d and Johnson advance on Washing.
ton from the Virginian side.
The movement Of the rebels on the M.rr,on,
there is intended to be ACCOMPLISHED hv Tho
,'u"S port ot troops on launches and fate,
iarse number of which have, been concentra-
teo III the vicinity of Acquia creek, DESPITE the
ooasted watchfulness Of the Potomac fIotilla
1t has also been discovered that several form;-
oaoie batteries have been constructed Lv the
reoeis not only on the shores of Acuuia md
io'omac creeks but on the Maryland side of
the river, at Mineral Po,rt.
The New York Heralt3 s ia great trepidation
The authorities at Washington arc again in a
state OF alarm. For the second time since the
opening OF the present war danger threatens
she safety of Washington. The proclamation
Just lsaued from the War Department to tho
Governors OF ten Northern Ssates, callisp for
the immediate forwarding Of all troops enlis-
ted oraccepted in their several States-whetb.
er regiments battalionsl armed or unarmetl-to
the national capital, is of itself evidence Tho ;
they have aseertained enough of the move.
ments Of jeff. Davis army to create anxiety in
regard to the safety of Washington almost
equal to that which existed four months ago.
/ Ihe'rebeis have concentrated a large force
near the Potomac. and are still amgmentin their
numbers in that vicinity, with the idea of cross
ing over into Maryland, arousing the disaffec-
ted in Baltimore. threatening the capital in the
rear by cutting off f;reinforcemente, while their
main army attacks the city, and thus bring a.
bout the final struggle for the occupancy of the
city Of Washington.
|" we are unquestionably on the eve of anv
important battle-on mere skirmish-but an
engagement between the main bodies Of the
Union and the 80 called Confederate. armies at
point where the result is of the most mo-
mentous canSevuence.
= #erepeat it: the signs of the times Indicate
an early and decisive engagement. Let the
past, with It's errors and shortcomings. be for
gotten in aunited effort for the future.
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CoAhiUSIIAFHp,

CoHMUSIIATHp.
Al meeting Of the ladies of cokesbury and
0'c'n'sy' held on the lhlh July, IN association
was tor@ed under tho name Of "the Ladies Aid
Society of Cokesbnry," of which the following
Presidcnk-MRSysF,yAS coNNoD
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AnothsfsYstai Railro..a.., a..,a.rt

= RIcHhosn. August The lnoxviIls Rag
Ger says thata collision occurred on tho Viz
gipia spd Tenuessass ssailyay .;on the nigbtof tie
lesh in vhiohths Nstehez Riass, captain Ds-
yis. had one map, E. "A. Ogden, killed, and a.;
bout twenty mere or less aevetel wounded-::
txe'or three dangerously many Others usre
eighty brushed and scratched. .S
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This Gall liant corps. we learn, will leave for
Virginia, in the early part of next week. The
following in the field and Staff:
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Aug 2e, 1861. 1s g..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
The st. Louis Democrat Of Monday furnishes The
following information relative TO the present posi-
ton of the banks of that cty:-


following information relative TO the present posi-
ton Of the banks Of that city,
Two Of the city banks have been perhaps, perma.
nety dscrcdited, viz the Union Bank and the Louis
Iaik The other -four banks which have been operating
OH The bankabe FUND system and state of legazed
suspension, have come 10 an understanding told
and hereafter the Mechanics, Merchants, Southern and
State banks, and their branches will constitute tho
bankabe fund.- list and take and exchange each others
notes formerly The Exchange Bank doing indie
pendent business on strictly specie basis, il hav
ing suspended. This agreement by the banks will proba-
bly, enhance the price Of their money! and probably ex
change will be furnished long at triGng premium
We are glad TO know that 1t is the intention Of the Me-
chancs' Bank specie payment at tho earliest
practicable moment the is said of the Mer-
chants PaDk but Of this we cannot speak positively
Relative to the Farmers and Western banks, the
st. Louis Republican remarks:--
An arrangement is in progress We understand, which
will probably result in at placing these two banks
on equal footing with the other banks-a position
which they should have a the time occupied They are
owned and managed by the most wealthy and respeca-
BILE gentlemen In the most commercial part OF this State,
and sound we are assured as any OF our banks
letter from the cashier Of the Farmers Bank,
dated ct Lexington, NO., on the 18th inst, states
that the bank has burned, of it's circulation in
that place, 1912 $50. This is in addition to what
has been consumed at the branches and at the
Office of the Bank Commissioner in st. Louis.
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BfEr CATTLE.


Several causes combia.d laye rendered the market for
beef cattle this wcsk The hest a the dealers have x
perienced for time past. Not that there has been
any extraordinary advance il prices. but there was
general improvement throughout all the raniicatos q
the trade In the FIRST place, ihorc was no percepnbe
elimination In the receipts except OF intersf grad ;,
which always have tendency to bear down prices but
there was a much larger proportion OF gocd to rfimo
stock which met with ready sac at al Tie yards, both
on Tuesday and yesterday at tho outside prices quoted
IN our last report VIZ; SO. SO. Quite number of
The finest and attest steers brough &C.: but
this is hardly falr quotation, and may be con
eidercd an extreme price. The general selling price.
for good stock 5c Sc, and large proportion of
the stock soA ~ &c. Sc There large number 81
Kentucky cattle ON sale, but they generally al III
fcror quality, having seeded from their native ste nj
rather early and unexpected period In order 10 ovos
tic risk OF being sczod by tue rebel army which IS
pr0mcnadng that way IN search OF estate rights
good fresh beer THIS grade Of cattle did not sell low
us last week by considerable the number sale being
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ana his now book on tho "Coton Satesn brought high
prices, and freely duplicated. Paron's Rife OF
Jaclson and the "Life and Times Of Aaron Burr" sold
at tho usual prices, and duplicated Tho various
music and choir books sold well, tho "Jubiee,"
thanksgiving" and "Asaph each reaching about four
hundred copies at good prices. Websters Dictionary"
mall styles, reached over thousand COPIES and the Other
portions Of tho invoice turned out fairly. Little Browns
books found good Market nearly $50 volumes OF Ban
cros Omitted States" being sold, although the retail
price of the work SIT co. Offers purchase Atty sets
at time were made if the publishers would take from
two to Ave cents below their duplicating price, but as
they continued "hrm," the prices not reduced Dc
Wits editions Of Mayne Reid and n 0rr's works on
American forest lio largely duplicated; but only
sixty two copies Of Helpers lmpending Crisis" fodbuy
ers, and at low price, although sold by the thousand
at tho last sale. Doubtless the market gutted with Them
Appletons invoice sold well, the prices obtained bong
equal TO former times. The school books went OIL IN
large quantities at the publishers prices and II they
had only "come down" little the "numbers'' might
have been much larger Their Volunteer Hand Books and
Napoeon's Maxms Of War" were largely called for and
their photograph albums embracing portraits Of the
leading military naval diplomatic and other important
peIsonages-over a thousand in number-form quite
special feature, as they were to the trade torn,
nicely gotten up. Tho sale yesterday went off we'll
Walker Wise Co. invoice selling readily, and the two
new books-Rowland's "Recent Inquiries in Theology"
and "Hymns for Mothers and Children"-being freely
duplicated Irvings works, published by Putnam never
fetched better prices and Coopers works or snarty
al the usual sale prices.
To-day's sale commences with Dooadys list Of New
York books followed by those of James Miller Sheldon
& Co., &c. In Sheldons invoice, the most prominent
works among their long list Of school books and miscel
literature, the Riverside edition of "Macaulays
Essays This is entirely Mman's "History Of
Latin Christianity" has just been completed in eight
volumes, and is offered with "0shausen's Common
tarics" In the way Of school books Shcdon's Offers al
the works Of that nature published by Pratt, Oakley
Cothey having bought up all their stock. Surgeons
Sermons" are also contributed by this firm.
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EDWARDS o EDWARDS, WHEREFORE ART THOU
IL Ilwafis1 Mort nir, tomorrow, at Ser
90 William street Fd not or expire with grief.
S1nrs ALE THRfE CENTS A GLASS
NYsrERs--lso TUITION STREET, NEAR TIE He
~ rlid Office --Tnc Shrewsbury Stews and Fancy aud
S1dd!o Rock LIgBf'S Indispensable to nm
ct!curc. n BDysers opened without cracking thereby
ayo.dLs ane picses q. shell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24

GRAND MASS MEETING AT FORT GREENE, IN Sup
" port Of the opcs Union nominations, Thursday,
Oct. "a AZ O'Clock l.. NJ Hon Daniel $. Dlsknsoa VII
positively address the citing ether with Tot Franz
Meaehci, ESQ; Hon. Henry O. Murphy, Jesse g. Smith,
ESQ; lion James HlmphTey Hon Moses ,. Oicll, Hon.
i.usls H. Chandler, Hon VIM Curtis NoJee, william NJ.
Evas Esq, and other distinguished spec Asrs band OF
music will be in attendance by order Of the Executive
Comiaitec. j. e. +. STRANAlIAN, Chairman.
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HUDSON RIVER Carbohydrates FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy, the North and West leave chambers frest at
and IL A. NJ. and $50 ana lJi5 r. NJ
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Summer cement train FOR Albany Troy
North West, leaves Twenty sixth station nj u A.
ii, For local trains srr time table
JOHN BuRCHIlL, Assistant Superintendent.
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Trot Between Ethan Allen and Brown
Dick.

BOSTON, OCT. Y, 1861.
At the race to-day over the Franklin Trotng Park be
tween Ethan Allen and Brown Dick the former in
three straight heats. Time 234, 23l1a, 22s. The at
tendance very large, and Brown Dick the favor
tie at the start
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NEW YORK cATrLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, oct 25, 1901.
RECEIPTS.
Tho receipts Of oil stock At tho iercn' yards during
the week compared with those o last week haze been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsrrEs.--The stock reduced and the market was
frmer, with sales Of 40 so bbs. at IS 25 IS 31 for
pots and pearls.
BnEADsrurs.-Flour-Th market was nrmcr and moro
active The private advices by the Etna wore moro IA
yoable and led TO advadce of &C. 10c per Dbl The
sales footed up about % 900 bbs closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

NORTHUMBERLAND 70 An ORDER OF TIE
IN SUR me Court the ineIcai the fourth mortgage
bonds OF tho N.w York aud Eie .iroad Company, wnish
became due on the isi OF Ocobcr i viii bc paid pre-
s.iation Of the upoas tic s,ih crlbcr,
I'm place and after tho day D November neat
Oct. -, lo5l. NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver