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WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The p. NJ. Gen
eral has read the following dispatch:
"CLARKssulc, Va, Aug. :.
The rebels have been expelled from the
Kanawha. Cen she mail service be resumed
there " tSigned,)
W. y. lROSENCRANS.
Brig. Gen. T. ). A."
The Department. in reply. telegraphed that
they had authorized the immediate resump-
ton of mail service wherever il is safe to do
| %. and the service can he eptr,,stssi 90 safe
hspd-- ~ ~ So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

Poet MasaeT> ConSiTmed-Prince Ma
poIeon.
WASHINGTON. Aug S.-The Senate on the
last day of the session confirmed the follow
INC named rost Masters IN addition TO those
appointed during the recess of Congress-
George W Edwards. AZ Mount Pleasant.
Iowa, and Samuel Russell. HIlsdale. Mich
igsn.
There is strong ground for belief that the
Prince Napoleons visit to this country il
more for political than any other purposes.
and for the enlightenment Of the Emperor ON
current affairs
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Th~ Assssias usss.s~r.htp--Ass
TRAN Rislcd wuskets sent se
Fremont.

Nav Yoss. August Sit i ramored that
the Austrian Ministership will be rendered
70 Jssme- Gal-on. President Of the National
Bank
Twenty thousand Austrian Titled Mu-kets
~ere cent forward 20 Gen Fremont 20 das
per Adams Espse-. Twenty thousand
moro are already here and will soon FOL
lo~
II - stated that leading Bankers have been
invited to meet the Secretary Of the Trcssu-
~ Al the residence Of Mr. Cisco. this even
ing. ~ith reference 90 arrangements for TAX
nc the lately authorized loan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

PnniAprIrsA. August 9.-ArmsirOng vas
srecuted at N a. m. he manifested the
zane Indifference In regard to bis tate. a. q,
the sssal asd throughout HE imprisonment.
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Moar PEAcE MAKERs--On THURSDAY, six
i.rys siasd cuuuou~ passed over sAs rsTs
HAuie and RiclmoEi and the Terrs Haute
Alton and ST. Louis Railroads. consigned to
General Frsnoal Yesterday ten more Of
the same kind passed through 70 the same
destination. In addition 10 these. thirty
eight csr loads Of guns and munifions psssed
over the Ohio and Aissbaippi railroad ON
SUNDAY last The latter we're loaded in
Pittsburg on Friday Of last week. and reach
ed 5s Louis ON Monday. They were put
through in double quick" nv the Adams
Express Company.
There IS 10 be no chiIa's play Ia Gen. Ere
mont's department..
TnE USie~ clrs--Tbs attendance Al the
Union Club lat night. Vas very large and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
The speech of Mr.. Hosford Was strong
and argumentatise one. and did credit to his
head and his heart. Prof Royce WAS pun
gent and somewhat amusing
The whole affair MAS in happy contrast
with the Hog Cholera" Club Of Wednesday
night IL required no incansations 10 give
life and motion to the meeting
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

Capt. Jennison EN- route for WASH
ingtOn.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.-Capt Jennison, of
Kansus notoriety, arrived to day, en- route
for Washington, to arrange With the War
Department for mastering his men into the
United States service.
He has eight hundred and forty well mount
ed and disciplined men now on the Western
border.
There is nothing new from Springfield.
Gen. Fremont has ordered the number of
artillery companies in this State tobe ncreas.
ed to twenty four.
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The Great English Remedy

SIR JAMES CfARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from a prescr,esioH 81 ,Sir J Crrlt
" ~. Phvssoi4R Extraordinary % ~ QHefa
hi. nvalnahlc medicine unfafiin in The cure
all those painful ana aAneerou, dises-s 20 Which tie
female constitution {. SUBJECT n lnciersiss ali -
es>ss. and removes al ei.-trnoiios- ems speedy
cure msy ~ relied ga.
TO MARRIED. I.,mFS
Il particularly suited. u ~ni. On shaff Time
bring on the monthly period viii regularity
Zach hassl~. pre- one aeiia-. hear ~ casefn-
Ineni stamp 81 Great Britain. o. prevent c1lasef
felss
CAUTION
Tlese P.ys should nj d, frt.n ~ f,laale. dutag
hs fIRSy TIREE MONTHS ~ PSvgssaeg.a
lhes are sHre % bring 90 Nlsssrs,Ygs BIZ ~ a4a
otter fsfae Nes Gge safs
In All q Nervous and Spinal Affection. PAIN
Ia ths naek and Limbs. Fatigue on slight esel,ssn
Palp.ia,ion Il the Heart. Mysteries ard White.
these Pals will afIscf = cure When ali ot.er niesrs
have failed. AMI although powerful remedy. A.
not contain iron. cAiomei .ntius-ry anything
huFtfnl 10 the constitution.
Pail direction. IN the pamphiei around earl pael
age. which shouid ~ csrefapy preserved.
sole Agent Zoe tie Unitea state ana Canada.
JON NOSES late / C. Esl,~sn a Co.
Rochester. \. \.
N.B.--sl.eo and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authsri1e agent. wfi insure ho'tie. containing 81
rslls. By return mail sod ~ }. r. cunninehar,
ara p ". Donarlly. Terre- Haufe. snd all good
Drnsgists lsnye4twa
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oUAcK NosrEUss--The majority Of hair washes.
hair dyes hair TONES hair oils the numberisss preps
rations which nos before the public under sue.
extravaganza. hyperboacAl and fantastic titles
paraded In show-windox cards. and newspaper
headngs, as hair preparations. all huinhur> %
the FRS; water their real merit. when they posse
any, is, that they do no harm. Hogs lard. whale
oil lard oil. oil scented aud cclored, make up.
when In beautiful wrappers, and white flint gla-h
bottles. the costlest character q ionic- and Whom
thus costly. hsptised with trsyiahie term
and caught at by verdani yosng and cld q both ~sA
Such + not nc character of Prof. wooi's Hair
Restorative. This gentleman comes before the world
without any high faiu;a' Xilorhloiorium. - ane
other astounding and startling catch penny term. d,
simply adveriises Hair Resioraiivc-what Il e.
presses precisely-and 4 a Restorative IL acts Buy
ircf wood's Hair Restorative and YOU value your
scalp. aye, your very brains apply no,hing cise Tor
il may he tAsf you yon will get worse substance
than I'sriumed lard oil your Uranium. Remember
wooi's Restorative fcr The hair j. the hest article *
tsni. JiS-lwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

DIFp.-At Prairieton. Indiana. on the 7th
inst. John Freeman Fcote. Son Of Joseph A
4 Joanna r. Poote, aged two years.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

~ WEISS IL CO. are prepared to
~ furnish By the barrel. bottled foSfa,pily
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. &c. SC
scsch Ale,
London Portef.
phiisdsiphis Porter.
Dayton Ala,
Madison Ale.
B~src4t CIDER. A.. Ae.
No - w.rren's Bisck. wabash street,
msyldsm TKRRE-HAUFE. IND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

8-Cspt. welch's company Is nearly full
Those who desire % 10 TO the war; under
nr-t rate Captain should apply at enee AZ No
ofi-e. corner Of Wabash and Market Street.
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''Reduced by Dyspepsia To mere
Skelefon.-


The advertiser. having been restored 20 health Ia
few weeks by very simple remedy AFTER havig saf-
fered several years with lung affection sra
that dread disease. consmptiou-s anxious e. Ak.
known 10 his fellow-suierers the means a cur.
To those who wish try IL, be win send o,p, o
the prescription used free Of charge) with the drec
tons for preparing and using the same which the,
will find cure for Consumption. Asthma. n-.,n-
chits, &c. The only object q the advertiser g ia
sending the prescription 10 benefit the afflicted ana
spread information which be conceive 10 be iu,alus
Die. and he hopes every sufferer viii Try hi- remedy
a. il costs them n~thlng. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please addref~
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepi6dwlw King County. n. \.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
Colonel Stone nj Point of Rock
Major ssTwo Days.

SANDY HOOK. MD, August 9-Col. Stone
has been assigned 10 he stationed at the
Point of Rocks, where il believed the reb-
els intended establishing 4 strong battery TO
interrupt transportation Of supplet and troops
TO the lower Potomac. Col. Hamilton. of
the Sd Wisconsin, has been appointed to Dom
mand division in place of Col Stone.
The report that two rebel regiments were
approaching from Leesburg is untrue.
Major Doubleday has been practicing with
his siege guns to-day. The results were
very satisfactory.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

.Ewc had another glorious rain yester-
lay afterncon-a perfect love of a rain.
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ESssseacas ~ sssseern kansas-
8ats 0reed> aud Ousiaws az
WeBk.

Ltsvr~woHr~s Aug s.-we have in,ell;.
geuce from the southern Kansas border. that
g-caf excitement prevailed there. owing 10
the action q band ofhsif breed Cherokee.
9th some ~hise outlaws from Arkansas and
Missouri. beaded by John Mathews. leader
from tie osge cosniry
IL - reported that as men have been kill
ei and 81 families driven from the Cherok &c
usutral land. who have taken refuge in Hum
holt. Kansas
The outlaws threaten n attack npor that
place. A messenger he srrsvef hsrs re-
guessing sssisrsscs ffpn 0ovssnnens
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

Acets0y NJ "os"s"k TON NC .om-
fort Of the soldiers Carefully Con-
sidcred-Aetivity In the Navy De-
partment-Gen. Mcclellan Enforce
ing his Policy.
WASHINGTON. August yth.-TLe activity
smongsf the Government teansters Is as
great A. 1T any time previous 20 the late bat
tie. Much more care than heretofore is
paid IN regard 10 the comfort and subsistence
Of the soldiers, and little IL any complaint
now exists among them.
Soldiers arrive from time 20 time. inciud
ing large proportion of cavalry. They are
judlciously distributed along our now exten-
ded Potomac lines.
MANY OF those Recently appointed TO mill
tary Offices are waiting impatiently for their
commissions.
The Southern newspapers wiil not much
longer exult over the inefficiency of the block
ade in localities which might be specifed.-
The Navy Department j. la possession OF
angle power recently conferred by Congress,
and is expeditionsIy completing arrangements
applicable 10 all such cases.
The Senate Finance Committee expect
that the new revenue plan will realize sIG0,
900 900. more than Is required.
Ia minister Faulkner arrived here last
night. Its believed he brings dispatches for
the Government from Europe. 80
SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL.
Conventions are 10 be held Ia Maryland for
the purpose of nominating State officers
One of them will favor the Government and
support its policy. the other win place itself
on platform OF opposition TO the war, and
advocate peace on any terms. it Is believed
here that the Unien men will triumph
Senator Baker has declined a commission
as Brig. General. He prefers his seat in the
Senate. Senator Lane of Kansas has also
declined the appointment rendered him
Eighty removals have been made ia the
Patent Ooice since June LIST
Some newspapers have already iisregarded
the agreement with Gen. Mcclellan. aud are
TO be subjected TO stringent rules. The Gen
erai Is determined to enforce his policy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
GRAIN AND FEED.
GYMNASIUM BUILDING!
FLOUR AND FEED STORE

HAVING bcnsht and rentfed the above building.
i Il nov prepared 10 furnish The citizens Of
Tsrrc- Haufs. with A No article u
FAMILY FLOUR.
MEAL.
BRAN.
SHORTS,
SHIPSTUFF.
OATS.
CORN,
BALED HAY. he. &c.
Al prices 10 suit the tmes sales Of enc dollar and
upwards, delivered srree Of charge. Payment
quired before delivery.
Bakers and dealers supplied with nour ths
reasonable terms Having had years Of exp~rienee
IA the milling and feed business. expect 70 make
our house aoe of general utility 10 the city.
CLARK LLOCKHAKr
Gymnasium Building. corner Ohio and sth Ste
July }. ds~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

THE MeMANUS FUNERAL -THB FRIENDS OF THE
late Terence Belew NoManus the exile of 48, In Gan
ancisco California have undertaken to transmit his
that city New York the conditions that they
shall be forwarded for intsrment In ireland beside Wolfe
mes management he's been make arrange
ents for that isudabe Brady President
Hon Charles DAILY, Vice Preden. Cololonel M DoAeay,
James Roche. Secretsres; Major Bagiey. Treasurer.
Robert kmmet, Thomas frap"'s Measaer oliver Byrne,
neso. John J. He..,, - ~, Jr, John
s sGas Wa1s John Duffy Elijah Nation
Keenan,, snes Ear aord Cornelius Murphy Gap
tain W. Lyons, ION Florence Mccarthy, Dr. ban on,
Phillip Harlon, Lieutenant James Rogers Derls ia
gan. W. Rem, VIM. D. Kennedy, E. Windust Daniel o.
John d S sfns, w. VIM PossIs Ksrsap,, n Iss
Hon Judge Connolly. John Murphy, James Delyeccho,
James Lynch, Bsrtaolomsw o'Oonnor, John 2. Eogrty
VIM s. Robinson Alderman OKesss t3roeklyn, James
J: v. Hssket J. CochI.ne. DR. F. D.; Connery, Jas ".
Richard J. Lsior Irish Nsws'9 Joyce r. Dsody,
Brennan Gideon H Tuck Bernard sufhe w 4.
Garrison John DohsT Michael Smith Rhenn
Michael 0Grady, Richard Doherty ]. Collins.
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TETEERSONvuLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
q Bonds-Q1llcI or THE j, J.vrxsscNvrILE Co, JEr,
this Company ready TO redeem the Ars day Of July
next The oace Of the United States rruN Company, New
1000 Bond, srsssse to TIE provision. Of c9rtract
80 Bonds bearing date ApH II 1850 O6es for the sale
of I'D bonds should be addsse und SEAL 70 the United
States Tfust Company aforeseid and endorsed "O0ors
- T.,s xGse:ss Bond Cor BoDdO O The Js%.oays a.
Ostved until noon Of The hess day Of July Aforesaid
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CHURCH's PICTURE OF
ICRBEH0S.
EXHIBITED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PATIOxx(
FUND AT 9OUFILA, ~ BROADWAY.

WlT,HK NoRTH.n
i oHuRCHsr R5cTyEs OF
ZOE r 1a5 sFss 81 f4a0'
OLYMPIC OPERA HOUSE, -. ,o.n-
The 6 N1ssI M svsR Esll s & AHfi'0s
Exss4SsSIssssy s$$SSSSSssssss
H HEEss$sBBE:ssE : :$sssE::
or THE
o. 1ar
;E$$:BE ~ $S$g:EEE:#sS
f. f. A. s s 3$EE3 : :sf$EEsz
Shouts j e ss " nED greet A' n' S'"''
JOHN ". LAsD1s 'Aa !. PM
Every one Ii pleased with the beautiful dancing -
A0 A' LIZZIE wALBY,
MAHx odAFmAS and NELLIE HOWARD
anouts of iaarhter Ia sure evidence Of the SUCCESS -
SAN HANssoHrH and Nj. HATTIE RAlNsFoR1H
wonder depcted the faces OF all hA witness me r
's"1' HERCULES LIBBY.
1 nszs sSfiss S si9sSs-
Lovers of ine singing deli sht In hearing the heaatrsA
0an'aA" Nj. D. ". COLLINS:
And no one 'n0Ae ola % ron wilson ''' VA ~ '''
a, In connection with all this talent the anr'''d '<
N'''' JOHN CoADy.
TUG p'N'' "0a SHhA and IDA MARSH
And full and Tk 1ass' the
render this the most attractive place Of amusement -
orrs ssE FxASSSsSs,s t h gqR,
0rchesrs sssn. 10 oSns
l VIII, YiiRNiiSB. Manager.
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DARIs NOTABLE rRADEsMBN.

DARIs NOTABLE rRADESMEN
MASON DxiIsLE patented By the Enrpresa and the
Queens Of England and Boulevard dcs apucnes
ehawis Laces Lingerie, Mantles Fancy Goods, Wedding
suits. Court and Ball Dresses,
DHEssMAKER -Maison FAuyet. rue Menares .
The HKApDREssRs GnLIsgHY Of Mile. Collier, IS rue
Neuve Augustp repreaentso truly tho type of astinc
ton that several foreign Courts BY whom she has been
adopted them.
LACY vIoLAHp-Every regulate for Wedding Suits Prone
made and Evening Dresges, &c rue de Choseu.
INDIA sHAwLs. LAcE-And Persian, Is rue Richelien;
JEwELLxR Fl. n. Kramer, 81 rue Neuvc 81 Augustn.
MoHBRoANE Bronze, China and ancient Furniture-The
warerooms removed TO 10 rue du Hslder.
CHROSONErERs CLocKsIe BOY and Fills makers 10 he
navy. Paais Royal, l3 and 10 Gaicris Montpenger sN
Ducvay ChevAer sole founded by bis family IN
l740 Tour de rHosge du Palats a present 10 Place cu
Point Neuf facing the statue Of Henry ~. Instruments
for Opcs Natural Philosophy. Mathematics. the Navy and
srynNs CHiSA-Chna Crystas Dinner services Boiguy,
PalAis Royal, 0Alerie Montpeneier, n and ~
WINES TEAS GROCERIES Of the firm OF B. Cuvier, l6
rue de IL PAX, Proprietor OF Vineyards In Bordeaux
yhampapue. Orders from America executed
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n uDsON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, YRKAsU
II rers OGce 68 Warren street, Nay n, l60 stock
Saturday 18th inst til 70 on Tuesday, June H. the
dAy After the annual eloc Ion OF officers
u. G. CLARKE. Treasurer.
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HLIvLAND AID TOLEDO RARLOAD CoKPAWr1
Qmee Cisvs,snd Ohio MaEeh, ied-Irhs UsvsaAsd I'd
fsx os9 ankeg S.nd Mortgage Bonds q ~ c>Asr out
aalToad asss mortgass arss division bonds. Issued
s,oa 1ail,ceA nrs mortgage sssoaa division soada ~
JSnsuoa RAlrcad second mortgage boadA issued November
ySnsusn Railroad income bonds unsseurs. Issued Juns
redo Ncss end svsiaad ara msrtsass soads issusd
3ssds No.~S anA o,svsla.d second mortgage bsaas r.
$500 "A 1900 income and dividend bonds ~ W

Gvso1 "a 7easdo income and dividend bonds ~ Ne
veSloas l1sues % - The present. ttms.
~ Gnking HanA Mortgage bonda oored n exQAnnQe for
Ne fcrsoang koGd are secured goa eAe men 1ne 6 ~
eoaapAnyb r0 gHbtocl 70 about o6o 900 oaly q xoleda
2Uk ~ C13vo1aDd dfss and AeooA msgAS1s 81 Algo
III oher property belonging n TIE Cevenn1 anA Toledo
ARoad 0eapony md asco By Smiling fund & enc per
~ hto whose Aands u scnpsay has sready
kAas Msv Yoik city In A asd bear ssn1 sn.ual iassrs
Nsv He. n January and July. 1hev ~ q Ne dsnou
q Aeoe end . half mahona
hAAgss havs besn s0ostsd 70 the present u1s = NE
Amount q eonsidsssb Ion Il dollars q ~
Aoas eAes for which The 6lnkng Fund magsAgs boads
AaNe teoA tssuod acA Ase now 0utgts0dng
e attenoa Of parties holding tho remaining portion
% The various classes named above Invited 70 the
ene thas afforded them 70 tske the morgAgs bonds IN
oxshange fer bonds they hoM and which worth no
IN he market thAn the Sinking Fund mortgage bonds
We woNd remark THAT the abeoep<ioa Of now outsand-
ing bonds Of the several saa hbovs named enhances The
seeX upon the noV bouds - therefore The value Of the
bca1s euaselvssaat In fsW these bcada VIII b.
eono the 6rat morage bonds on properly costing twice
ch Amonnshat already those bonds have sold IN tho Sew
nv poron q he BONDED debt viii s moro sanoo the
WY desirable fer investnns0t
Kes wshtDg to make the exchange do By sending
the Old bonds OF 1000 W Mesays Carpenter YER
ile ~ Wall slreet New York, whe win issue bonds
and adjust difference Of interest 70 this once (t
s1per II sent by the United states kxpress IN either
relying apon prompt return Of the new honda
n. @. LUCk Treasurer.
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AyxW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CONPA
NY corner FOURTH aysnue and Twenty seventh strese
1reAsArer's oaoo May A. 6l The coup6ns due June l.
he bonds Of this company VIII be paid md after thAt
dAts " this ocaee OF u the bank Of the Repubnc
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
"A SEE YANKEE NOTIONS FOR JULY.
Out to day. Price IGcents.
Published by r W. STRONG, IS Nassau street. New York
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DOHp9, STOCKS AND SKCuRIrIEs-SoUraERN
ID western State Stocks VIII be taken in exchange BY
Sho Uueober for several valuable OF Productive
Proporty the city OF New York For parouAxs addr
g IpZ e ,. H. wHIr1oox. corner Of Broadway and
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r OsT CHILDKEN-ON AND AFTER THE ls7 OF
IL June los. ci idran VII be received and applied for At
the central department Of the Metropolitan Police AIS Broouoe
street, after sunset. b. order Of the Board,
J. 9. HAWLRY, Chief Clerk,
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MATRIMOUIAL.

An EDUCATED YOUNG GENTLEMAN (PRUsSIAN)
n OF preposeosng appearance DESTROYS OF the
acquaintance Of Independent Dung LADY or widow OF
dentiAlly, Alfred. Broadway Post Office
FRENCH LADY, BETWEEN THE AGE or a AND
"A Is Of very prepossesstng appearance and ady ike
make the acquaintance OF Wealth. elderly
gentleman either relatives friends kind and liberal
protector Address Miss Anna, Post office ~
q SINCERE MATRIMOrIAL.-A GENTLEMAN sEEKs
q amongst the refined and wealthy for wife, really xor
thy and superior Correspondence with Msdcua
station Post Office will demonstrate his sincerity, views
social position and eligibility
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DAwNBRoxERg TICKETS FOB RBvoLpERs wAN1.
Re ed, ~ Blescter street The highest price pad Coz
Tickets OF Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry bought
H. MENTION, II Blocker street. up stara
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAMEg SLIP YERRI TO HUNTERS POINT-THE
shortest route by the roads TO Flushing and Cava
p Cemetery Goats win eaye regularly every half hour dur
ing the week, snd hourly on Sundays.
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ST1AAss e aS1 ssdE sSs 8. y OCs.4D.
ne Atlantic ROY. Nan ss:ss sss;.aoa oomp.nss mag.
Robert LsisSS q: c cS.s nd. ,., :. =.
Johns 70 land mails and passengers
Cabin % aaw.y DuSia or liverpool ......sn aal sioe
Ssslas e g g 6s.sy Or any town in ireland on
y be iurnished with free passage from New io e Bos
Person. Wishing to bring o.! shs friend. from the on
So%ny can sctq 1sssss from any town In Ie
9 XII ~ ai scow til. COLUMBIA s.
wlSKRxSts &. j.,s@sS1 :sp wv
- - ' Rowland AsPrNwALL. Assa.
CrEAH WEEKLY Bzrwzss NEW YORK AND
own psS ssa NJ. sd ana
Ssssn:SR Gc.vssy iassd deps.sass their fui powered
SiSf 81 ss, s...,s., Jun. "a
And evor saturday, q noon, nom Pier Il Na'a Av~.
~! s''i s; .''!;:'i
Ass.s ssS
@ $ ,s Sn from
iSes :::%srs s.ys y: supo; for
gers, and carry exparenced sureoonA They are b1 In
water tight compartments ana have patent are snnihasors
s. AGENT &: s. :gs + s::s. *As
gEyAQGR L 90; In ~ don, % K7vKS . MACsY, 81
y on,, s r L. ss y y6ss PE e W. ~
nut street, Or so IL o Agent Is
RoYA5 sA,I s.EAxsnIr PERSIA. yoR LIys.
from the stream on wednesday next, June
Jesey oiy and the PkRsix from twelve hs pas ono
O'Clock TO convey passengers and esggage ON board
in tho small seamera and the rsk arising thererom
respectfully requested 70 take leave Of their
friends on the wharf g they cannot be taken on board
The AuhTkALAsIAN viii sal June H.
CTFAMEK AIRIArIg TUESDAY. JUNE 8-rHg
magnificent steamer AD6IArID, Walker Commander,
will Leave above date for Galway Through tickets viii bs
England Ireland and scotland For passage further nfoF
A ". e s S{6RHAM. ocs on wharf foo. of Canal street.
CfKAM 10 HAMBUN0 HAvRE, LONDON AND
The Hamburg American Packet CompAnys steamship
6AXONiA Ehers commander carrying the United st. teS
an win leave from pier 81 North river. foot Of Fulton
street,
SATURDAY, June !, 1t noon,
for Hamburg routhAmpton taking passengers HAv,
First cabin Sia; sscond q In. S&; sseeraee, ss&
The steamer. q this line VIII eaye every alternate Satur
fhe steamship BORUSSIA win sueoeed the saxonia, On
Isl sFcaawsy
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DILLIARDOs

DILLIARD6 FOR SALE, CHEAP. FOUR FIRST
Dclsss Billiard Tables Phean best cushions has
but month only. Apply 70 A. g. LAWRENCE 3A6 Broad
way The above will be sold at auction Tuesday June
at l0x o'clock not previously disposed Of at private
sale.
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AYOFTOH Is HRRABY aIvEN THAT BOOKS FOR
IN Subscription 70 DE capital stock Of the bath Consy
aa.d 9de Germany fnoo.porated By ses q Leg!sl..uI
4 Nev Uirecht l. L, And viii be kept open until the whole
capital Stock y spbscbsd rar value S9si 400 shAres AI
.EsA @ % Benson, ia ESQ. No stase street. New
NAY So lSeL STEDMAN WRI0HF, Sec'y pro tenn.