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T H. LUCKETT,
u. STOCK, NOTE, BILL, -, ,,,,o,-
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
81 SECOND STREET, baltimore.
REFERENCES:
P. Gibson, Cashier Bankof Baltimore, Baltimore
c. r. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
J. 81. Buck. Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore
Thomas J. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore,
J. 9. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Frck Il Ball, Baltimore.
R. Mcke. Cashier Union Bank Of Maryland, Baltimore
B. A Vickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston; Bro. Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee q Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh jenkins & Co., Baltimore.
Young L Carson, Baltimore.
WIN Pinknev Brooke Washington. D. c. myl5-tf
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From the Daily News, Newport, r. II
Cephalc Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
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TFrom the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.]
Try them! you thst afflicted, and sure tina
your testimony be added t. the already numerous lis
that has ievd benefits that other medicine
duce.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTIYGToN Co, Pa,
January is, 1861.
q. C. SPALDING.
SIR: You will please send boxes OF your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours, ~
P.S-Ihave assd one bon Of Pulls, and find them
excellent.
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STE EEEWG Z x Z r. AT q ga
ROSS CAMPBELL. & CO,
"a HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
BILLS ON LON DON,
mbIqti In to suit purchasers
& HARRIS, JR.,
y. BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities Of THU
and other markets on commission. seil-n
MAJ GILMOR, JR.,
w STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECoHD sTaEET,
BUYS and sells on Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets
Makes advances on Stocks and other Collaterals.
Napntiafas Time Paner and STOCK loans. nlO-f
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From the Western P r. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr. Spaldng, and his unrivaled
Cephaiic Pills.
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from the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26
IMP ORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED
STATES COURT AT TRENTON.
DIsLoYAL NEWSPAPERS Observation-Disclosures Ap-
VICE TO THE PUBLIC.

STATES COURT All TRENTON.
DISLoYAL NEWSPAPERS Observation-Disclosures AD-
VICE TO THE PUBLIC.
TRENTON, Sept. rs, 1851
Tho Grand jury into the United States Court this
afternoon and made lengthy presentment that COM
plants have been made before this Grand Inquest
corning certain newspapers published in this State and
copies Of the following papers, issued during the last few
months, have been Submitted and carefully examined
namely, the Newark Eueaing Journal the Warren Jour
NAL the Hnnterdon Democrat the New Brunswick Times
and Paned Gazette that during the most critical PERIOD
while the capital Of the nation has been besieged by
armed insurgents while eleven States In actual rebellion
having been striving by invasion and rcachey to plunge
other States s remaining loyal into open opposition 10
the national government those newspapers have been,
ing and bcng those whom this great duty national
defence necessarily entrusted, in thwarting their
efforts for self preservation and omentng rebellion by
dscouraging and opposing the only by which IL
be put down. While they cherish due regard for free
dom Of Speech they feel it their duty 10 repndaio and
dcnonncc tho conduct of those journals; that while the
press may freely criticsc public and in
the peaceful contests Of party, yet in for the life
of nation the press, well individuals,
should uphold the existing DO treated its
enemies They consider their duty freely discharged In
reference to these newspapers by this presenmC nj,
leaving them to the wholesome action Of public opinion
They recommend all loyal citizens, all public officers all
municipal corporations, vigorously to withhold all pa
tronage such newspapers do hereafter give
their unqualified support TO the national government.
The jurors were then discharged for the term
Drs Kremer and Nightingale were simply held as wit
nesses give evidence about the Legion of Liberty"
They and others were discharged to-day.
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Died..


AYILNG.-On Wednesday, September 20, Captain G. @.
AyIISG, in tha 54th year of his age.
His friends iectfty INV tied to attend the fane-
rail- this Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock, from his
late residence at Eatbush, l.. L.
LONDON aud Australia papers please copy
BCRy-.--On Tuesday, September "a after short but
illness, AMELIA BrRSs wife Of King Burns, and
daughter OF William and Mary fagneii aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends oi the family also members
Of Greenpont Lodge r. and A. NJ, respectfully in
ved TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
two lock- from her late resi- elce corner Of Franklin
and India streets, Greenpont Brooklyn
BEAM.-On Monday September 2, at the Murine Hospi-
tai Chicago, ILL.,, JAMES BEAM, of aged 20
years.
Long Island and New Jersey papers please copy.
BaIDGErT.-On Wednest ay morning, September %, Ca
TSE, wife Of Patrick Bridget in the 3d year OF her
age.
The friends OF the family are Request to attend the
funeral from her late residence, 2ss Columbia srJet,
South Brooklyn this Ihursday( morning, al zen O'Clock.
BARroN.-On Monday, September q, Of consumption,
EDwARDJ BARIoN, aged u years, ii non and 25 days.
The remains were Inferred in Greenwood.
London, England papers please copy
BorToNIAt firsning l.: l., on tuesday, september "a,
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soslyn papers please copy.

CHEsBmE-NEwToS-Sy Rev. Mr.. G. Tamage, at Green
point, L. l., on M0ntay, September 3d. Mr.. JONAS CHE.
st, Of Greenpoint 10 Miss JULIA L. NEWTON Of Rosyn,
J.. ].
Roslyn papers please copy.
Fsi--CtRrs.-On Wednesday, September 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES Parents by Rev. Mr. G. T. Dema
rest Mr. GEO g. FISH to Miss CHRISTINE CURrs, all OF
this city.
vooHis--DB FongsT.-0n Wednesday September %, by
Rev A. r. yancst y. H.. PETER yocEIs t. Miss JANE f.
youngest daughter Of the late Theodore r. De Forest all
OF this city.
wlIsEA--BRp--AtT arrytown, on Wednesday, July II,
by Row. fr Tue, Mr. DANIEL ID. WnfsgA to Miss HAN
NAN A. BIRD, all Of 9arrytown
WHLGA-MArsHAu-At IIoncsdale on Wednesday,,
September 4, by Rev. Mr.. l.. u. Tryon, Mr. WILLIAM T.
WIiISEA 10 Miss SARAH A. MARSHALL
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thirtysx officers have been considered, and they have
passed satisfactory examination. The examination,
though severe, thorough, and unworthy or in
competent Officer can pass the ordeal.
RETURN OF SECRETARY CAMERON,
Tbs Secretary Of War has returned from Harrisburg,
and Assistant Secretary of War Scott has left for Pha
dslphia
THE SICK AND WOUNDED IN HOSPITAL.
The number Of sick and wounded soldiers in the six
hospitals Of this district Ia 1877.
THE INDIAN ALLIES OF THE REBELS.
The Indian Bureau has received Information which 1t
considers satisfactory, that nearly all the Indians who
have joined the rebel forces are half breeds.
PRESENTATION OF STAND OF coLoRs TO TIE
THIRD NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.
Five splendid evening regimental parades took plnce
between five and six O'Clock this afternoon, within sight
and sound Of each other the ground east Of the Capt.
to At the close of the parade interesting ceremony
took place before tho camp Of the New Hampshire Third
regiment, Colonel Fellows 1t appears that this regiment
On route TO this city, sent to Hampstead palms.
Long Island n Y, to establish camp OF instruction.
While there the excellent conduct OF the troops the gen
emanly bearing OF the officers and their sodicriy ap
pearance the admiration Of the people Of the place.
Wishing their kindly feeling appropriate
testimonial the ladies Of Hampstead joined in procuring
an elegant stand Of colors and deputed the Rev NJ L.
Scudder Stewart Half and n snedeker, committee to
bring them to this city, and them TO the regiment
through Colonel Fellows. They executed the duty as
signed to them this afternoon The presentation address
was made by Rev Mr. Scudder 1t was BRIEF and right
TO the point Colonel Fellows took the coors and at tho
same moment gave his regiment orders TO "present
arms" The band struck up the "Star spanged
Banner" after which Colonel Fellows addressed
the Rev Mr.. scuddcr, thanking, through him, the
ladies Of Hempstcad, in behalf of his command for
the beautiful colors they had graciousy forwarded
He said this was the second instance where New Hamp
shire regiments had been tho recipients of coors from the
people Of New York He assured the reverend gentle
man that the c'lors should where the regiment went
and should never be dishonorcd. The regiment then
sauted the coors with three hearty cheers and "tger
The exercises concluded by prayer from Rev Mr.
Scudder. The affair passed of pleasansy, and wit
messed by large concourse of people including many
ladies'
REBEL ATTACK ON YKE GUrSRaxTs ON THE POTOMAC.
As three Of gunboats passing the mouth Of
Occquon river last night rebo battery Stoney Point
opened fire on them The fire retrped with spirit
but the boats considerably cut up and were ehes
to haul or This battery is Of series Weas,or a IN
my despatch in the HERALD of the cad Ast
fred the Valley City, JACOB ',a, and soon Semi
mole.
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SERIOUS ALTERCATION AT A RECRUITING
STATION IN BOSTON.

BosT0N, Sept. %, 1851.
This afternoon Captain Trcadwel, Lieutenant A. d.
Craig and Sergeant WEIGH recruiting officers for the New
York Twenty seventh regiment, had alteration at
their recruiting saticn No 95 Union street. when Tread
well fred four shots from revolver dangerously wound
ing WEIGH and fracturing Crag's Treadwcl was
arrested and locked up. Lieutenant Morenno who saw
the shooting, was held as witness The two wounded
conveyed to tho hospital 1t that there
was an old grudge between Treadwell and Craig
Captain Treadwe states that he had cnnfty against
WEIGH, and regrets killing him. The parties all hail from
New York.
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NUT A MUTINEEK.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW York, Sept 25, 1861.
Will you have the Kindness to publish this in ashca-
ton Of soldier serving his country at Camp Ad.
vance, the Chain Bridge Virginia. whose name is
James r. MacDonaidS At Che time Of the mutfny In
the regiment there a by the name OF James X.
Mcdonald arrested, and there may be friends in New
York other part OF the Union who may think that
james 7. Macdonald Of No 305 Pearl street. you
will confer great favor him and me by publishing
this. VIRGINIA c. MACDONALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

kNONS Fall Sly c of Hats exceeds of his former
efforts and makes them the beau ideal Of the ladies'. Al his
stand 22 Broadway OF Fulton street, be seem
daily examining knoxs splendid selection OF Hats
every description and making purchases Fot HAT ,a
Hat say give Knox call OF oil the haegs ~ tbc
town, KNOX Knocks them all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26
The New York st".tc Fair.

ssSarLed the
rrSKrE LYON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
three OF te four made SOWING machtncs VIZ;
BEST DOUBLE TIRE NJ SEWING MACHINES,
REST MANUFACTURING MACHINES,
pEsT sAMPt rs OF WORK On SEWING MACHlNESi
cr that have the best sewing machines Tor
III nins of WORK in The world Send for circular which,
viii samples OF work. will be seut to part Of the world
' Finkle Lvor e"vn~ Machine Co
a3S BrSa1wSy New YorK.
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Passports Procured AppIicatio to
Chafnbers
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best in the
wod-Harmh So reliable and Instantaneous. sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory 10 Bond street.
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MUTINEERS OF THE FOURTH MAINE
REGIMENT

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Please correct an error made in your journal few
days since. Speaking Of mutiDy in tho Fourth Maine
regiment you said the suppressed and the mu
tineers arrested by detachment of the Thirty eighth
regiment New York Volunteers, under command Of a
captain Of that regiment. You mistaken The de-
tachment consisting of hundred OF the Thirty
eighth, commanded by Colonel Ward and Lieutenant
Colonel Farnsworth-inen who entrust important
and hazardous duties to their sub0rdnates when they
themselves are able to perform them.
tONE OF THE THIRTY EIGHTH
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STEAMBOATS,.

MORNING BOAT DIRECT FOR KEYPoRT MIDDLE.
WI Point and Cihwood.Cheap fare.--Ihe large and
commodiDus MAYFLOWER VIII leave pier &c North
river between barclay and Robinson streets every mQnng
O'Clock Returning VIII leave Report ESQ VI,
handing Clwood Fare each way l5 tents or % ccut
for the UP Stages win be In attendape % on the arrival
the boat Nouc This boat viii la.se NcyporL or saIurday
a, / o'clock - y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

Barry's TricOphcrOns is the Best and
cheapest article for Dress n.y. ;cauty.Bg Cara Cleaning
Preserving and restoring The Hair LADIES' try it. Sold by
all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

Beautiful ComPicxi0n.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal
serving and beautilyin the complexion aud skin.
43y Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees best IN the world, and RETAIL the Dye
privately applied, at No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

Gray Hair--lts Diseases, Change OF CO.
Tor and embellishments; New Treatment Tor Badness
by GRANDJEAN, Aston place.
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Ambrotypcs and Photogrnphs--Einest
OF the art--twcnty -four pictures 81. HOLMES,
@Gi broadway aud 395 broadway.
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Persia-Mrs Mayeur, Mr. Martin
Mrs Martin Mrs Morgan and daughter Miss Young, Miss
Fellows, Mr. Mccall Mr. MAXWELL David Law Mr. Nicholson
Van Benthuysen, James jack Thomas Larken, Henry
Sinson Mr. and Mrs NASH two children and scrynn
Green, MIR Whhereil, Wander Reift Bige., y Hamron
Mrs Hall Mrs Ross Mrs I H9lstes, bOns Mr. wta
lor, W Evans, Evars, Mr. Escher s. llottner James
Lamb and WIFE John Davenport, Bernard Corr lfe and
brother; Mrs VIM Waddeii, George Reid, Miss KnapnaI
Miss Mary Batter Mr. Reese vagsfap Miss Sarah staga
Love- Mr. Cotren, G HAIL. Mr. ryler-rotal CO.
misunderstanding ssxoain--h Davsy and Lady, DR. d
Aithof Jordcns, Rose Aug Bergrnann NJ PfeiGer
and lady Mallei Lady Laura sAn, Lady Clara Joke
Mosenhal Mrs Adolphine Schmidt child, Louis Peosi
hchert holAeF-and 62 Ia the second cabin and
age
= HALfrAyIstesmshn Fa5torn sate.-H P Raxter, " II
Iownsena " Lewis e. Lewis Cam, Il " baldwin, G "
Keith, Ryer:on, MIS- Biugcry, Mrs Baxter, Mrs Lewis
Miss Flint hiiby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

To Army Snflcrs.--Spccial Designs, Silk
Handkerchies for the army al BAILEY SoUTIiARDs,
II Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

DIR. Tumblety's Pimplc Ba nishcr--Prics
81 mr bottle Sent by mail any address, once
RrOAdMnY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

Military Shoulder Braces and AbdOns8-
Supporters combinedA and superior article
MARSH & CO.'S Truss oGie, No. vescy street. Aston
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

A Pure TobeecO.-YcIIOw Bank TNbnc-
co.GOoDwINs Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free fsDm all
Impurities ~ All tobacco and dealers
Wholesale by T. G0oDwIN a BROTHER, W and 20 Water
street, New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

LORDS Securing Establishment, 439
Broome street. Observation-Disclosures Dresses cleaned,
without ripping; also Gentlemen's Garments Plain and
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Co.'s Kentucky Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 507-September %, 1861.
Is, 60, 81, &c, So Ga, II, As, 81, 81, 3d. 20, rs.
KxsTrcKy CLASS 5os-scptember IS, 1861.
CT, As, 7, 10, 20, II, s, %, "a, IL, "a, 49, 81.
Circulars free of charge by addressing either TO
MURRAY, EDDY h CO.,
CoYing,on, Ky, or ST. Louis Mo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

A Public Benefit --Pyle's -. X. Soap Is
rapidly snpersedng all others Greers from every quarter
are nrder Iuu
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Hats Just issued by EspENSCUEID-Prce So So They
admitted be superior offered In Broadway Tor 81
Give him "A call, at lis Nassau street
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DRAFTING OF TROOPS IN IOWA.
NOT A MUTINEER.

CHICAGO, Sept 20 1851.
Drafting commenced In Iowa on the 23d instinct in
this city, as stated in Mondays despatch.
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PRIZE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioners Elliot.
THE DISCHARGE OE ELOEA TEMPLE


THE DISCHARGE OF FLORA TEMPLE.
SEPT 25-7ac United States Us. the Bay Mare Fora TINT
rte.-Mr Ethan Allen, on the part Of the government
consented to the discharge Of the libel this celebrated
sporting condition that claimants counsel would
sign stipulation that there was probable cause for the
libel and detention and waving any claim for damages
The stipulation having been given Flora discharged
The Belgian Steamship Congress Seen.
The ship Atlantic Captain Stoufer, arrived yesterday
morning from Antwerp reports, September in latitude
40 81 longitude 81 o. Belgian steamship Congress
from Antwerp August a. bound to New York. under eau
vass alone, her machinery being apparently disabled
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MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS IN CAMP.

BosroN, Sept. Is, 1861.
Col. Wilson'S regimen-he Twenty -sccond-will leave
for the seat of next Tuesday. They will remain
New York city over Tuesday night The receive
their uniforms and arms to-day. Capt. Wentworth's
company Of sharpshooters go with the regiment.
The Irish regiment--thc Twenty -eighth-now rails
ing here is to be commanded by Colonel Thomas s.
Murphy late of the Montgomery Guard Of New York He
has adopted his raIfying cry "Faugh n Baiiaglr-
Cear the road" They go into quarters at Camp Came
ron as fast as recruited.
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William r.. RObinson-FOrmerlyH We'll
kp2Tn contributor 10 ,he press. under the signature
oil Rcheleu and for the last eight ten lawyer of
large practice In this city, is named candidate for Judge
OF the Marine Court, at the coming election.
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IT Is the Order and the Desire OF orr Adj
HBis'ratien and patronage home manfsctory
The attention OF the public is called to large stock Of Cali
forna Wines and Brandy, exclusively resembling
Hook Port Madeira and Musca,e pure ies,er and
PERKINS STERN, basement, 100 Sroadway.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE NINTH
MAINE REGIMENT.

The Ninth regiment Of Maine Volunteers arrived In the
steamer Bay State at pier No. North river yesterday
forenoon at ten O'Clock route to join the grand army Of
the Union. The regiment has been raised within the
M 't Of three weeks and comprised Of
Ssrs, lumbermen, &c. The strength Of the regiment
IL pearfv co. most Of which were recruited In Calais
Canton uasep ornisb and Aros,ook counties They arc
rscd aecs rdin ID the United States regulation
style bat are s,ns OF arins until they reach Washing
ton The mn ape to represent the bone snew OF
Maine ana with good muskets and ordinary drill will
take no mean parry in the campaign.
Contrary to expectations the regiment was not per-
mtted land and shortly be orc twelve O'Clock the
transferred the John Potter, and an hour later
their way for Amboy and from thence to Wash
ington.
band, consisting Of twenty four pieces- with the
regiment together with i've commssariat wagons tents,
and other necessaries for tho campaign.
The following list Of the officers far could be
asccrtancd--
Colonel-Rutherford Rich OF Portland.
Lieut.. Colonel-Coleman Harding, Of Goreham.
Maor-Sabine Emery.
Surrounded Richardson
Assistant Surgcon1Cyrus d, Tuck.
Quartcrmaster--,ohn H. Lowell. |rt
The Chaplain has not yet been appointed
Co. A, Capt Granger Co. B, Capt. Robinson Co. c. Capt
Reed Co. j, Capt Wcdgwood: Co. +, Capt Baker: Co f.
Capt. Bisby; Co. q, Capt Kinds; Co. H. Capt Cummings
Co. ], Capt. Chase; Co. X, Capt. Wentworth.
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TL0 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

PfHE UNION, TIE CONSTITUTION AND TIE EN-
forcement Of the Laws-rhird Ward Peoples MON
socianonAn Adjourned meeting of this Association
held $50 Greenwich street, Wednesday evening After
secting permanent officers the following resolution
~ ,i"s. .e FieSHs ~ ." a
ansavery crusade approve OF the Presidents
In repudiatnR the k4e Illegal proclamation OF General Free
mont. The Association adjourned TO meet on Thursday
evening" tie Sd of October.
Louis p. ALDRTCH Chairman.
THOMAS T. CODY, Vice Chairman
r. J. PREsDEyIfLR, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

rHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.
~ Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry foot Of whitehall
street. between the Battery and South ferry Boats leave
every hour from GA NJ tot r NJ On fine Sundays every
half hour TO p NJ
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GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION.
VI Cheapest store world Goods deiiverca
TftOS. t. AGSEW,
Nos. 26a Greenwich st. and 80 Murray ST. New York.
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r. J. PBEsDEyIfLR, Treasurer.
GEORGE r. DEwIAHD Secretary.

QTH AND 18TH ALpERdANIC DIsTRIcTs--INDE-
Q pendent Union Associa,!on.-A meeting held on
"Wednesday evening, Sept 25 Columbia Garden,
iec,s only such ,andds.es
Owning who known to be good and honest Union
loving citizens, and IN whom confidence and
De placed We, therefore, ask all good Union loving
ritilens of the districts to join with
of the above objects, The meeting viii b held
Wcdne siay evening at O'clock Mr. Mayors, 30
Thru street between and G, when delegates Will
be appointed to The Union Convention OF this city.
A