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NOTICE.
~ Eeare PREPARED to give CASE. ADVANCES on con.
Shipments to our friends Nessrs II & woodward Co.
d2 corner Of Cbearsid. and am ma street
NT0RTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jsl7 5SDS for sale by s sAAgE1 HAERis
EULLECTlONS ON ALL PROMTN EMIT
Inl2l-tf nv, - 'flioS j CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
AP "ONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, IT.,
apG-t basement Chesapeake Bank,
z ALTIMuRH AND OHIO r. R. BONDS 1867.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1915
B@. DE- Do d. Do: i iss5
Northeastern Va. Railroad bonds a mortgage.
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fes; N4fES for sale by THO 70 ! 81 C;ARsoN,
EXCHANGG On NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
- - PHIt, RoST0N, RICHMOND: PGrERSBUKG and
tt2t,tf 2a4 baltimore street
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased rates.
DIie2eu rl 20, +, ' G;A@$oN s;,eet
RROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR E 2Rf SS'f5Es iJEEsT Cup str
Pane'pa cities OF Germany on London, Paris and Aster
4 DFANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
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s}ANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
~ KY JNO GiTI>Gs = CO.;
kfARYLAED SIZES Maryland G per cent.
,o., - sAfL. HARRIS, IT.,
Ie..e basement hssaprake Bank.
'ENlME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
A,-,s SAAL. HARRIS x SONS,
-J@It u 'f Bait more street.
. .. K. K. BUhDS 1861 WANTED BY
~ JNo 5. Cuttings s. GO,
sSCRiP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHiA INSURANCE CUMPANIES warted by
f.o,g Kg&ls HALL,
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- ANS! Eorsaie By ocxHox : co,
GTOCkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
O Is.q sold by JNo. 5. CUTTINGS eco;
NJ EW YURH AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
v Tor sais nv TuIE-tfI tho ! CARSON
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~ INQ, 5. Cuttings & CO,
E7IREMGN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
5ai Y s3 Sass5ln 9G31E slsss,s5 s. ,.as
M ARILAND STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
W. JNO. ). Cuttings * CO.
SOU % South ST.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
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S't - Sou h ST.
~ BW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
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ap-o-u Exchange Place.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
1Chy SAML HARRIS Jr.,
Juii-t Basement C:lesaIrakc Bank.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| - wanted By SAMI. HARRIS. Jr
! .Jul!-ti Basement CheSaueake Bank.
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Baltimore. May e. 1861. mi colt
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VI
SIR: not long since sent to You for boz Of Ccohalfc
Pills for OF the Ner Headache and Cost yenass
and received the stmc they hat good effect that ga
i"duce3 10 send far more
Please sead by retura mail Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
IpSlanti, Michigan
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sAguraRfE GglGranSes.

Condition the Company on the Sd December 1860 per
Report to the Governor OF GEORGIA. published in accordance.
with the laws of that State
lssETs 1I,ptr1rrEs
Bills Receivable, 'aual sttrk - s5-s OAn ~
II;NVilduS oh Ne" acknowledgements ! 2l6.jD
O. S5'yush9 deposits. l69 SO
st cks, Bonds ard Dividends unpaid 1851 81
cal tStatr.... l01 sic. ~ urpus.,,. l01 ~ @
Due hy Banks and -
AgentS............ l0j99i25
Specie in vault the
bona ide property
OF the Con-. los GIL
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Ten PER CENT. IN CASH RETURNED UPON THE
PREMIUMS on ALL RISKS TERMINATING WITHOUT
LOSS
LOSSES Adjusted AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE HOME OFFICE
KREBS HALL,
AGENTS,
So EXCHANGE PLACE.
WI. KREBS.
W. CARVEL HALL. te22-e9f
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL, 1860

II. c. SpALDING, ESQ.
wish for SOM crculars large show bills, to bring
your Crphalc Pills particularly before my
you nave any thing Of the kind, please send
One o. my customers who subject to Scs Head
acne, usually lasting avS) cured of an attach
al one hour bUBGur PITS which sent ter
Respectfully yours. W. B, WILKES
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NJ c AAsoNvILLE, CONN, Feb. 5, 1861
SIR have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like item so
rtt that want you to send me dollars worth more
Part OF these for the neighbors to whom ,nva n
few CUT of tn first box got fro m you NV q"
Send the Pills by mail and oblige
Your obedent servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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BELLE VERNON. OHIO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDIYG, Esq.
Please fnd nciosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of Cenhac Pills TheY are truly The
best Pills Ihdre eUer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, p NJ.
Belle Vernon, " yandot Co., 0.
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IN Franklin square.
,.,,,-,.... s. II. COVER, Arc. iorr.r
"t''O'-''-' 1i4 'lIStS 50 B.itimore street.
fsfs7sA TRUSTEES SALE
esI.i OF VALUABLE EE-SINELE PROPERTY.

'VNATIIAN TANNTF. Jr. TTI:,t.a
AlLA. YEARLY . son. A.tcrfi,s
SAM III II. COVER. Ant
~ u m 81 Baltimore S,Gr.t.
A-II- u" / p5'-rr app So TH,Ti Sd-
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Diet.

Died.
AcKYLY.-Drowned, on Wednesday, June S, from on
board the schooner Yankee Bird, in the Hudson river
near Tubby Hook Captain zzrHANAR AcKElY, of West
Farms, in the 47 yl year Of bis age u.u.- ,u...
ANNE ASTON widow Of Josephus Aston, Of Wood,
bridge, n. j., in the 6lst year of her age.
funeral MonGay morning. at eleven O'Clock from the
residence Of her son inlaw, Adams Ooykenda Railway
and NG v
Mr.. RICHARD BEEKEN, aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his fate residence No
1o2 Mddsgh street, Brooklyn, this Saturday afternoon,
q, two O'Clock.
BUTTS On Thursday June O. after lingering illness,
CAROLINE EMMA wife Of Daniel R. Butts and only daugh
ter Of Lewis 8. bod, in the 33d year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
No SO Greenwich avenue, this Saturday afternoon at
hall past one O'Clock.
BRxssAs-In this city, on Friday morning, june 7,
MARGARET, infant daughter Of Dr. ?. I. and Maria A.
Brennan, aged months and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
parents ~! Grand street, this Saturday afternoon, at
CuRxAS On Thursday morning, June s, BARSARDlCyR.
RAE, native Of parish Kittaughert, county Lerim Ire
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are res
pectfuy invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
teenth streets this aturday afternoon at two O'Clock
CARKE-0n Thursday, June 6, RUTHERFORD, son Of Will
liam and Kate Clarke. aged years and 10 months
Funeral services at Trinity Caape, Staten Island, on
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
CONWAY At HUDSON City, NJ., on Friday, June T. VIII.
LIAM only Of John NJ and Elizabeth NJ. Conway, aged
one year aud eight months
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday morning. at 10
o'clock from the resieu Of his parents Paksade ave-
nue., near Luxton's Land Office
DKLyKs --0f consumption, ELIZA JANE DnvE, aged Is
years and months wife of s. Deves, compositor and
second daughter OF Edward Mcfarland, Of Omagh,
county Tyrone, Ireland.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence No. & vandewater street.
sunday.
Liverpool and Tyrone papers please copy
EMERY.-On Thursday June a, after a long aud seysrs
Illness THOMAS T. EMERY aged 81 years months and
days.
The friends and relatives Of the family and ;he mem
oers OF Worth Lodge No. $40 T. and A. NJ and The men'
bers of the Twelfth, Thirteenth and Thrteth police pre-
cncts are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
Sunday afternoon al half past two O'Clock, from the mo-
thods Protestant church. Attorney street, without FUR
tier invitation.
EwNe-After severe illness, THOMAS A. EWING, in the
46th year or his age
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at No. 100 Sheriff street.
FSRGHRsyN On Thursday, June 8, CArHARIsK L., only
daughter OF John and Lydia Fergersen, aged q years.
Tue relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
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CAPTURE OF A PRIZE SCHOONER BY THE
UNITED STATES BRIG PERRY.

The sch Anna n johnson arrived this port on
Tuesday evening last in charge Of acting Lieutenant C.
Webster and Of the United States brig Perry
The schooner captured by the Perry the previous
Friday about twelve miles south Of Cape Lookout The
Bel is now at anchor at the Navy Yark Brooklyn with
assorted cargo consisting Of hides cotton WOOL cigars
and nuts There ten board the original
crew, and these we're brought into port along with
the schooner-n bold and difficult task for lieutenant
and to accomplish they might at any mo-
Anna b. Johnson for several weeks loading ia
cesson port, with the palmetto flag at her masthead
But when seized no secession flag was to be found.
When the schooner arrived here the captain made oath
that there had never been secession flag board
but upon information supplied to the acting Lieutenant
10y some OF the crew, who swOre that there flag,
snd that 1t was hosted on the passage he determined
to make active eearch, and after much trouble
ceeded in finding q vertable secession flag, torn into
several pieces ana secreed in different parts OF the
sell He put the pieces together, and IT formed whole
flag II is supposed that the schooner is owned in Texas
but claim is now made to her in Long Island. The dis
covery Of the secession flag rather complexities the defence
put forward by the captain The schooner s commanded
by Captain John Wells Much credit is due TO Lieutenant
G. F. Webster.
The Perry Ia cruising off Fernandna and Savan-
nah. The following s list of her olcers-E G. Parrot,
Lieutenant Commanding; Thomas Patterson, Lieutenant
and executive officer; Joseph N. Miller, Lieute-
nant; G. f. Webster, Acting Lieutenant; Albert l..
Paymaster; Francis o. Davenport, Mdshipman; George
9. Richardson, Captains Clerk John Upton, Paymas-
ter's Clerk; Lewis West, Masters Mate G. W. Palmer,
Acting do
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Married..


BRADY-PERIs BY the Rev P. McNulty. ABNER s.
BRADY to Miss ERNUA PMR daughter Of Geo. Pieris Of
this city
DRGGs-HoPE Thursday, June 6, by the Rev R.
c. Putney at the residence Of the BRIDES father Mr. Ed
briggs, Jr to Miss AMELIA A. HoPE third daughter
of Edwin Hope, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
DUNHAM-PIRNE AT Sunny Brae, Oh Wednesday June
5, by the Rev. Joseph McEroy D. d. EDGAR A. DUNHAM
10 MARY e. daughter of Peter PRIME, Esq all Of East.
chester, Westchester county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, June 9, by the
Rev. Or. Hatfield, Mr.. G. CoLBs DUsySBURy to Miss
AMELIA w. daughter of Zion. o. Newcomb, deceased, all
OF this city
Enthusiastically rscHEf.-At st. Dunstans church
London on Tuesday May 81, by the Rev William F.
White, Mr. henry HIIJIBRANDT, OF Kohen, Germany "a
MISS ANNIE WnscHKF daughter OF the late Henry Wits
chief, Of New York city.
PRIcE-TAFFY BY the Rev. Horny j. Fix, Mr.. JOEL D
quebec (Canada) and Lockport New York; papers
please copy
REKD-IARE.-In this city, on Thursday, June 6, al
st. Thomas church, by Rev. ". Morgan d. d., Mr..
pHIIANDER RID to Miss E. LOUISE MABrE.
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STEAM ENGINEERS FOR THE ARMY AND
NAVY,

The American Engineers Association have undertaken
the laudable project Of nsructirg and organizing corps
OF steam engineers whose services will be devoted
the government during the war They intended to
be useful both on land and sea- for rendering the army
assistance In the construction and propeng Of railroad
lines between strategic points, and for assistance
board our steam vesaes Of The Association will not
ccnne the selection OF Its pupils and members TO any
particular locality. Those wishing W have their pamsa
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THE NEW YORK NINTH REGIMENT.
ORR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, June 3, 1861
In Search Of Pdss-Slrichsew of Mitory Diripline-
Visit To Camp Concentration the Niata New York Re-
awent is Located-Hoase Erected by President Madson
Descriptions of the Camp-Qudnt Titles of The 7ents-rAe
Infant of The Resiment-7ribute to the Memory Of Colonel
Ens,royh--Canpnsation pith SoIdies-7seir Questions
abou. the Aquio Greek Atdir--7hey Want "a Good
Square Fsghr'-Progrsmme of Camp Lsfs-7hrs Men Of
Company Replace the Secession Flog By the american
Ensign at Hdpre de Grace-Susptctsd &,dents-Rein
forcenens for the Seocnty-frH &C., &c.
After leaving the Navy Yard and seeing all that was to
be seen Of the Seventy fist regiment, New York state
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OMciaI Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Goa
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, Extra CLASS 32l, June Z, 1851
II, 30, 81, 40, 81, go, &C, Al, IL, %, So, IL.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 800. June 7, 1861.
Is, 81, 65, 3, %, 81, 49, As, "a, 81 80, rs, Al.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either 4.
WOOD, EDDY Co.,
COvingtop, Ky, st. Louis No.
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New Restaurant, on the European Plan.
MASON DOREE,
Having fitted up in the most elegant style the
OLD PENNIMAN MANSION,
NO AZ EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, UNION SQUARE.
will open the for the inspection of the public
Saturday June g. The house has been fitted great
with special reference meeting the citizens
in all its appointments ia perfect and complete The rooms
spacious and elegant and Furnished in style to suit
the examination of the public Saturday Monday
9Th and 10th insts.
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Important Intelligence from Washing
ton-OPexatfeas NJ sho Seat OF War
Skirmishkng Between the Union and
Rebel Fo1ces--Present Position OF the
Federal TrOops-Thc Movements Os the
Rebels-Ou1 Relations with Foreign
Powera-The Latest Ncws-Marl<ets, Sc.
The wMxLr HERALD, for the present week, wiz be
ready thh morning at eleven O'Clock In its columns
will be found:-lnterestng Dispatches from Washington
City, giving continuous history Of the progress Of affairs
at the Seat Of War dusng the past Account of
the Attacks the Rese Batteries at Aeuia Creek re-
port Of the brilliant charge Of Company Of Union
Cavalry on the Rebels at Fairfax Court House, Va In
teresting Account Of she Attack Rebel Camp at
Phlipp va by the Federal Troops and total rout Of
the Seoessonsts The aeest regard to the condi
ton and position of the Federal Forces at Fortress Mon
roe and encamped in the vicinity The Latest Intelli
gence from Harpers Ferry, Manassas Gap, Cairo, the
Gulf and all points of tho country rendered important
by the present position OF affairs.
The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the --latest News
received by mail otherwise Editorials Leading
Events OF the Day; Reviews Of the Money, Commercial
and Cattle Markets. Marriages and Deaths for the week
and other interesting and valuable matter Single copies
In wrappers be obtained at the Office Of Ful
ton and Nassau streets Price six cents.
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Public approval of my efforts as Halter In this depart
ent of hating supply the ightes negligent hat for gen
emens at low cost for many years past led
test the finest furs in order to obtain superior quality and
ing these and fabrics deem due
reais in the city of New York consequently
SELL do SELL better and finer article at price
tn an Ia asked In Broadway Gentlemen will DO well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. ESPENsCUEID
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, llS Nassau street.
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BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Tho chartered steam gunboat Daylight yesterday
went into commission and took her departure from the
yard at late hour in the Afternoon Join tho biockad-
ing squadron This vessel has been In preparation
the yard Tor over month"; and has been carefully
overhaued and fully refted TO act in the capacity Of
gunboat She strong, thy little craft, and Is about
four nundred tons burthen Her armament consists Of
-FOUR ox'pounders. The officers OF the Daylight
follows
Captain-Samuel Lockwood.
Lieutenant-D. Lynch
Master-Samue g. Wood
Assistant Surgeon-Aen 8. Heath
Second Assistant Surgeon-yan Rensselaer, Terry.
Wade.
Masters Mates-w. o. Smith, B. L. Kelly
Purser-Charles Il. Lennson.
The next vessels to leave the yard will be the Roanoke
% ana sne savannah (22) These vessels have re.
ceived their entire armament board, and nov but
they will both be put into commission
Several petty officers have reported for service
poaf9 sne S ESQ., but she will not probably be
The large number OF men which has been on board
the receiving ship North Carolina yesterday consider
ably decreased by the departure OF hundred
and ordinary seaen destined for the war vessel
Santee, now at Portsmouth. The occasion Of their de-
parture at the yard was made the OF good deal
afternoon the steamboat State OF Maine alongside
the North Carolina and received the men on beard The
New YORK. who have recently joined the service, and
their friends mustered the of the receiving ship
TO see them of. Probably the prominent part which
they were about to play while lighting under the banner
which luttered from the stern OF the steamboat lent
romance and feeling the OCCASION which was frequent
ly given vent TO in the loud cheers which burst from
the thioas OF the brave fellows who departing to
protect that deares! emblem of q sailors afection-hs
countrys flag But whatever 1t was that agtated the
throng which gazed upon them their departure
ovation and the State of Maine slowly receded from
the shore the shouts of the of the North Carolina
who had manned the rigging for that special purpose
we're carried to the breeze recognition Of he bravery
which prompted them to struggle with the "wnds and
waves IN tie uphOfdng Of their country's laws. The
men went out under the command OF Lieutenant Jewett
and Master A. j. WoodhOuse, who will take charge OF
them until their arrival at Portsmouth AS the Daylight
departed the same scene enacted over again.
The Board OF Officers for the examination OF master
workmen are busily engaged at the Lyceum daily and
expect to conclude their labors shortly. The Board
sst of Captain FoOte, NJ Delapo and engineer, and
meet every afternoon In the office Of Captain Fooe the
commandment Of the yard.
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100000.
SUMNER CLOTHING.

SUMNER CLOTHING.
DEvLIN, HUDSON CO.,
Corner of Warren street and Of Grand and Broadway
The largest and only complete stock Of stylish
SUMNER CLOTHING
to be found In the city.
Having turned entire force and into
department Of our business prepared with
immense stock of all kinds of desirable fabrics in
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
suited to the season. which we offer at exceedingly
LOW PRICES.
DEVLIN, HUDSON CO.
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Manufacturer of Gents Hats, ils Mass
HRts.--SIyylln1eI


Genflemen's HRfs.-Summer Fashion
for S6l.-ESPENSCHEID of ll8 Nassau street, viii intro
duce this day. the Summer style for Geuemens His
Hats for the from the finest
Rocky Mountain syery beaver combining Rhness richness
snd delcacy Of finish with form more and admir-
able" than that Of other hat he has yet submit
ed to the ordeal of public taste.
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THE THIRTY FIRST REGIMENT CAMP.

HE Idi01 IRO4 hEUAmEN4 OdMEs
Within the past two days the barracks on Rker's
Island have been occupied by the Thirty first regiment Of
volunteers They have replaced the New York Zouaves
There at present 600 in the regiment and
they ali Stout robust fellows, many Of whom have
seen campaigning in Europe and elsewhere. They drill
morning and retire at nine O'Clock P n. During the
day of them amuse themselves fishing and bathing
They have received few uniforms and very little clothing
since the corps was formed, and arms have yet
reached them. There are many and loud complaints
among the that they have not been sufficiently sup
piled with blankets and other essential necessares.
They rot much disciplined yet, matters full
arranged having thing in complete order but
1t hoped that the regiment will soon equal any Of its
compeers Their present camping ground is likely to be
held By them for time TO come II is one Of the
pleasantest and heahest in the vicinity of the CITY,
very interesting ceremony took place yesterday after
po0n corner of Tenth and A. being the pre-
Thty.rst regiment New York German Volunteers, Colo
mel Patt by the members OF the Seventeenth precinct
police The entire members Of the ward were present.
including Inspector Carpenter, Captain Turnbu of the
Seventeenth precinct Captains Squres and Hart Captain
Benson, Of the Seventh regiment and large number OF
friends The presentation made by Captain Squres
who YVES called upon by Captain Turnbui, and who al
luded In most attering terms the conduct of eute
nant Pross while member Of the police department, and
the high opinion enter aned OF him by his fellow assoc
atee OF the ward Lieutenant pross in response paid very
faterng compliment to his brother officers for honors
shown him. and assured them that the beautiful test
monia should always be drawn in defence Of the Stars
and Stripes Inspector Carpenter then made few
marks, and followed by Captain Hart, Of the Seven
teenth precinct and Captain OF the Seventh reg
ment after which the whole party partook Of sumptu
-ous collation. prepared for the occasion.
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Drawings or II. France & Co.'s Della.
Lotteries Authorized by act OF Assembly, passed
january, lsSs. Grants 70 run twenty years 49,,
SUSSEX COUNrY-CLAss 1856 Drawn June 7, 1851
60, 80, 20, n, l6, 26, 63 IT, A, 49, 40, 49, 81, IS.
CoNsoLIDATEp-CLAss 100. Drawn June l66l
10, l, 6S, 8, &C, A. 81, II, Is, 81, %, 80.
Circulars pent freq of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 8 CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Baryy's TrfcOpherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies, try it. sold by
eli druggists
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The Great Curative ia

BRANDRRTHS Vegetable Universal Pills If SICK obtain
tbem and they will cure quickly In colds and all de-
of the bowels whether diarrha, dyaentery
cosveness they equally beneficial dose often curing
See Forty Years Experience" on eighth page.
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CantreH Has Suitable Shoes, Boots and
Caters for ladies' misses masters and gentlemen Suitable
for city country wesr, cheap 8l3 Broadway
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enrolled are requested 10 send their Names with teso
mails and tho kind Of work they DESIRE to T. B. stu.
to I. d. Stetson, No Tryon row. a. f. Roeder NO 1888
Broadway, or J. R. Simpson, Cooper Institute.