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G)ublif Sales.
~ j. IL. CANNON


% BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
f5iiT CIkGUiT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the
uhqefs gnet, Trustee, viii sell at public auction
RE- tst bidder n the Exchange sales Rooms, Second
" n "a sag city on MON DAY, the 2lst day Of January,
sgl at enc O'Clock, the FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
- = that IS tOsRy: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
- we city Of baltimore, thus described Beginning
m oa the line Of the side Charles street,
OF one hundred and ten feet north from the
a! Ieat corner Of Charles and Madison streets and RIM
~ Ielce north, bounding the east side Of Charles
a. eet; thence east parallel t. Madison rect
] Tet TO the east side of three feet alley thence
tSanc, me east side of said alley twenty feet, ana
snet %es one hundred feet to the place OF beginning
aeet 70 the yearly ground rent of 5000 payable semi
on tfe hfst days of September and March (gee
oI Itiiy described in the lease recorded in Liner q 4
81 o l6T, folio %, &c, Nc ~ " 0' o. -
nc ABOVE prnperty i improved by new and handsome
lnTteStJry DIV ELbING with Back BnildnT and is the
streets. ~4 VI N''a'ie9 +I'" 1ldu'-
terms o. ale prescribed by the decree are. One
0ii, ne balance On credit of six months the credit
''S4ehl TO De secured satisfactorily the trustee
fENRY G. DALLAM, Trustee.
deo s,. u.-,-e, J. B. CANNON,
- 2se,~eisSSds Auctioneer.
BY WILLIAM HAEEJLTOV
Ea TRUSTEES SALT will. bv virtue
5 OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore citv
9' seL pY public auction at the Exchange SALES Room
Second street, adjoining the Postofca m : sTfRnkW'
January II n, 1861, At o'clock p NJ: ALL THAT OF or
kOUD situated in the CITY oresad the west side or
fear street. IS feet and inches north from Fayette street
having from of 4 feet and depth of So feet Improved by
a two-story Brick DIV ELIlNG, No &C.
Terms of saeOne third cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months with interest
l.. N. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
,,, VIM. HAMILTON,
GZZtaNSdS Auctioneer
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BRIDGET.-Missus wants you to send her box Of Ce-
phac Glue, bottle of Prepared Pls-but I'm think
ing that's not just it naher but perhaps yell be ather
ENJOYING what is Ie she's nigh dead and with
the SICK Headache, and wants Of that
relaived her before.
Druggist You must mean Spalding's Cephaic Pills
Bridget-Ochi sure and you've sed it, here's the
quarter and give the Pills and don't be all day about it
aither
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WlIstRIlane0lls.
THE AMALGANATTON0P IHYGT

THE AMALGAMATION OF LANGUAGES
There is growing tendency in this age appropriate
he most expressive words OF other language and after
Whle 10 incorporate them into thus the word
Sephac which is from the Greek, signiying, FOR the
Mr. Spalngs great Headache remedy, but IL will be
used IN more general way, and the word Cepha3 will
become as common Eecroype and many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been by
usage until they seem native and 10 the born
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No of the 'many ills flesh is heir to" so prevalent
so little understood and much neglected COstivenesS
Often originating in careessness: sedentary habits it is
regarded slight disorder of too little consequence
excite anxiety while in reality it is the precursor and
companion OF many of the most fatal and dangerous dis
and unless early eadcaed will bring the sufferer
to an untmeiy grave Among the Lighter evils Of which
Rheumatism Foul Breath, Piles others Of like nature
while long train Ct frghtfu diseases such Malignant
pleXy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypHchondrasis
Melancholy and Insanity first indicate their presence
the system by this alarming symptom Not unfrequently
the diseases named originate in Constipation but take
an independent existence unless the is eradcated
early stage From all these considerations follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever it occurs, and should neglect box
Cephaic Pills on The first of the complaint,
their timely will eXpel the usdious approaches of
ease and destroy this dangerous foe to human life
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~ OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety
incident to close attention to business study
the numerous of Nervous Headache The dsorde
state OF mind and body incident this distressing com
plant fatal blew to all energy ard ambition Sufferers
b this disorder always obtain speedy relief from these
distressing attacks by using of the Cephalc Pills
ever the symptoms appear 1t quie the oyertasked brain
and soothes the strained and ang nerves. and reaXs
the tension of the stomach which always accompanies
aggravates the disordered condition OF the brain.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.-Mr,, Spalding
has sold two millions of bottles his celebrated Prepared
G and is estimated that each bottle least ten
dollars worth of broken furniture, thus making aggre
gate OF twenty millions of dollars reclaimed total loss
by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue a
household word, he now proposes to DO the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with his
Cepha1c PINS ana they good as his Glue, Head
aches will soon vanish away like snow in July
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'ardly Realized.

III "a n orrble eadsche this hafernoon hand stepped
INTO me hapothecares hand says hi to the Can you
hease me of an eadache?D "oes it hache ard says
says hi, hand ufSn that e CAV
Cephalic Pill, hand pon onor It cured me so quick
that ard!y realized 'ad lad an esdache.
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a Real Blessing.

lohysicion.-Wel, Mrs JONES' how is tina! headache?
MIS- JoaeS-GOne Doctor, all gonel the pill you sent
cured me in just twenty minutes and wish YOU would
SEM more so that can have them handy.
PhySlcidn. You get them any Druggists. Call
for Cephac Pills, find they never fail and recommend
them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs. OEeSI shall for box DIRECTLY and shall fell
all my suffering friends for they real blessing.
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RHEADACaE is the favore sign by which nature makes
known any deviation whatever rom the natural state OF
the brain, and viewed in this light il be looked
safeguard intended to give notice of disease which might
otherwise escape attention. till too late to be remeded and
IT'S indications should never be neglected Headaches
pc CLASSIFIED under two names viz tomato and lido
Pathic. Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
and IS the of great variety diseases
which are ApOpleXy, Gout, Rheumatism and ali febre
d eases In its form is sympath tic OF disease
OF the stomach constituting S headaches of hepatic dis
ease constituting bilious heIdGcbe of worms, constipation
and other disorders of the bowels, well renal
uterine affections Diseases of the heart very frequent
~ TENDED with Heada hes; Au MIA and plethora
affections which frequently headache. Idiopathc
Headache is also common being usually dsting
by the name Of nervous heddsche sometimes coming
suddenly in state of nty sound health and prostrat
ing at once the mental and physical energies and in ether
instances it comes slowly heralded by depression of
spirits scerbty of temper In most instances the pain
is in the front of the head both eyes and
named Neuralgia.
For the either class Of Headache the Cephac
Pils have been found and safe remedy relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes and by its subtle
power graduating the diseases OF which Headache is the
unerring index.
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McKIM g. CO..

McKIM G CO.,
B a IT Z E r S,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS
BUY AND SELL, ON COMMISSION.
STOCKS, BONDS, &C.,
OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS.
ISSUE COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELLERS CREDITS
AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE,
MAKE COLLECTIONS,
NEGOTIATE LOANS
BUY AND SELL STERLING AND FRENCH
EXCHANGE,
DISCOUNT BUSINESS PAPER,
ADVANCE ON COLLECTIONS AND oTHE
CoLLATERALs,
DEAL IN UNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND FOREIGN
COIN,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
AND TRANSACT A GENERA
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CIDER VINEGAR.-30 bbls. pure Cider Vine
Ogar for sale by GEO. ". M0RLING SON, AS Pratt
treet, au4-H
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aS-DID you have the Sick Headache? Do you re-
member The throbbng temSes the eyered brow the loath
ing and disgust at the sight o. food How totally unfit
You were for pleasure conversation study One of the
Cephac Pills would have relieved You from all the suffer
ing which you then experienced. For this and other
purposes you should always have box of them on hand
to use as occasion requires.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That applica
IN will be made TO the Register Of the city Of Balti
more, for the renewal Of ONE CERTIFICATE OF SIX PER
CENT STOCK OF $50 (1ve million loan certificate No
57 for $780, issued 81 June, S59standin in the name
Of ELLEN AMELIA WOODS, the same having been lost
dl21aw9w f. A WOODS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Th creditors of
In JOHN Fl. DITTHAN, an Insolvent the 9TH day of
October, 1891 who such prior to his application,
hereby notified to file their claims, properly authencatsd,
with the Clerk the Court of Common Pleas Baltimore
city, or before the first day of March A 1851 prepare
to distribution of the assets Of the said Insnyent
JOHN t. MORRIS,
B. GREENSFELDER,
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. JANUARY 10, 1851.
Jgbxffa.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

G. NJ. Jackson IIhickahominy
TENS
Chckahomny, " wilkins
FANCY STYLES.
Southern Qud, C. B. in cases Julia Dean fvis in c.sas
Peach and honey, IMullil Pace . IN Il i,T~.s'
Private Use, VIM. Thomas in 4
APRICOT, thS! 3 T. Pace, r. & r., in i kegs
GJ.lfottrr M IL y y 4 kegsJ b Lane, H. & r., in z @
SMOKING TOBACCO
. cases Harris Gold Leaf drums eases
Live Indian, h. bales Id Virginia. in ranSI do
Uncle Tom, do do olive Indian in "a ~ AZ Do
Aunt Peggys Comfort, do "IHt Vernon in do do do
Frangipani Comfort, do "IJrown levels 10 III baes do
Bud of Virginia do DO. {" w.
Shipping Tobacco. &Is0 Powhatan Pines in store and
fer sale by ~
,, WARWICK, FRICK Il BALL,
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NOTICE-All persons having such claims spec
fed the foregoing order of the Circuit Court Baltimore
city. are hereby notified to file them, properly authen
Gated with the Clerk the Circuit Court the under
signed Trustee, before the first day of March, d.
JOHN T. MORRIS, Trustee,
do-1 North Chayo atre
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o. FOR RENT Two 6rst-cI,-s ,yoroI,o1----
&iiii IS ~ and II s. Charles street TIE on on N "
4s corner OF Charles and Lombard streets and b 9TH
htti ely adjoining the north Tnrv win he rcn,:
separately on together Arpv T. " ' '1'''eu
THOMAS WHELAN, Jr
isS cost A' S ~ ~ rLlTT,
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3rOtmIea, liquors, TT.
2eQaI iM0tiffs.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il bers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
city, letters testamentary the estate of JOEL
FICKERS late OF said city, deceased persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
hbit the same, with the vouchers thereof the subscr
bers before the 23d day of June 1861; they NAV
otherwise, by law he excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted said are requested
to make immediate payment Given under hands this
10Th day of December, 1860
GEORGE r. ViCKERS
BENJAMIN A NICKEkS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-23

WEAK INVENTIONS or THE ESENY."--
Among the last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the rebels
are the apostacy TO secessionism of Parson
Brownlow and the Hon. T.. A. II. Nelson,
Of Tennessee. Then look at the story OF
the cart loads Of handouts captured at Bull
run. Lying seems 10 Dc one OF the arms
on which the rebel clcrs place their main
dependence. Their course in Kentucky. rs soon
as the war broke ont, alnusiugly illustrates this
fact Tie Associated Press had IN agent in
Louisville, who made il point, in the conscien-
iious fuiment Of his daiy, to send 70 the
Southern papers as well as TO the Northern an
exact statement Of the successes on both sides.
This did rot suit the rebel leaders, ami they ac-
cordingiy desl atched teicgraphic agent oftheir
own to Louisville who, taking the dispatches
OF the Associated Press, rcverscs the news in
every instance where the result is favorable to
the arms Of the Unionists. Such are the miser
able devices and maneuvres by which they
feel 1t necessary TO prop up weak cause.
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ENGLAND, FRANCE AND SPAIN IN AMERICAN
WATERs.-The announcement that England,
France and Spain have simultaneously with
closed their relations with the govern
ment of that country upon pretext
not altogether plausible, is not without in
tcrcst to the United States. Spain has already
taken possession of San Domingo, and it will
not be long before she extends her dominion to
Hayt so appropriatng to herself the whole of
large and beautiful island not inferior in value
to Cuba. Marshal O'Donnel, the Commander
in-Chief Of the Spanish forces, has publicly de-
clarcd that the rebellion in the United States is
Spain's opportunity, and it is tho avowed
design of that kingdom to forcibly re-
claim all its former possessions in Antc-
RIGA. This, although impossible while the
United States preserved its normal condition.
may, in the present state of affairs, not be found
impracticable. In the event of this conflict
continuing ionr or five years without any Euro
pcau war growing ont of it, we see nothing to
prevent Spain accomplishing her purpose. She
has never abandoned her claim to the Chincha
Islands, in feru-the source of the guano sup
ply-nor acknowledged the independence of
Peru itself although she has recognized the
separate nationality of several States formerly
incmacd among her colonies. But the fact of
having recognized their independence is not,
we are told, TO prevent their being once more
claimed as Spanish property.
u strikes Us that the coalition of
England, France and Spain in the af-
fairs Of Mexico will greatly favor the
result towards which the latter Power is stri-
wing, and may not be without reference to the
war in the United States. 1t is at the least s,is
picious, and our government ought TO officially
inquire into the purposes Of those nations with
out delay 1t may be that we shall feel called
upon to embark in foreign warfare, and double
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. Poiisco of the Russian Legation at Washington,
and Captain Ramsey Of the United States Navy stop
ping ut tho New York Hotel.
ohovnlcr Halscman, Austrian Minister to Tire United
States ard A. Kobbc and wife, of Matanzas stopping
at the Clarendon H.tl.
Colonel L. r. smyth, of the British Army Captain Hay
man, OF the listed States army and Mnt,r Sprague Of
Rhode Island are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hen. G.. B. Calvert of Maryland; Brgadier Gonnrai
yieic Of the United States Army A. n sherman Of New
Maryland; G. F. Many, of Chicago and s G. stoncy Of
Hartford, are stopping at the Fdlh Avenue Hotel.
Samuel C. Ward, Of Boston; r. w. Clark and wife, Of
Morgan, W. French, W. b. Rogers and s. C. Human, Of
Now York. and John b. Palmer, of Providence STOP
ping at the Mbemaric Hotel
Hon. W. Lcavcnworth, of Syracuse; Iiout Colonel
Davis Of Bostcn; Capt SencerR Portland r. c. Irwin,
Of the United States Navy; I. T. Barnes of Washington
IL T. Austin and wife. Of California; I: J. Chase of Buff
fao; K. d. Granger Of Albany, and c. Dexter, OF Ala
bama, are stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. Amos Kendall and wife, and J. Kendall, of Wash
ington Hon. j. D. Caton Of Illinois; Hon Ira Hnrrs and
u. +. Learned, OF Albany Judge Davies and Capt Wood
ward and wife, of New York; Leopold Christ of Ger
many f. Chapman, OF Utica J. ". Swan, Of Medina; J.
A. Clay and wife, Of Philadelphia; Gen Cook Cot Stevens
and Col. Talbot of New Jersey; II. c. Livingstone and
wife, Of Chicago B. ~ Eayes Of Kentucky and j. Cush-
ing, Jr Of Baltimore, stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. Vim. S. Preston Minister to Spain under the
Buchanan administration accompanied by his family,
passed through CovnglOn, ky on the 20lh inst ryte
for home
The new Governor of Missouri, Hamilton R. Gamble,
was in ST. Louis on the 20lh instant.
Robert Tyler has been appointed Register of the Con-
fedcra;o Treasury.
The Ddro de Ia Marina IIavana) OF the 4th instant
has the following announcement -s'Mr. Thomas Savage
is authorized by the Guprom Government Of this island
to discharge, during the absence of Mr. Robert G. Scu
fcldt the Consashp General OF the United States Of the
North in this city, with the capacity OF Commercial
Agent
Cntccrs Is reported being in Philadelphia Saturday
asst leaving that city for Now York Sunday night.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, August %, 1851.
stooks duh. Philadelphia State SIS, Tx; Reading
Railroad II 94l0o Morris Canal, 30; Long Island Rail-
read, 9A Pennsylvania Railroad 37X Sight exchange
on New York at par.
PnIApKLrulA, August %, 1861
Flour unchanged. Wheat declined &C.: 81 20 81 IS
for white, 81 20 81 - for red Corn in good demand
yellow 5sc. Soc. Whiskey steady at 1sc 1s,sc.
ALBANY, August %, 1851.
Flour dull. No sales of wheat yesterday afternoon
700O bushels choice old white Canadian. at $780, Corn
very dull and salcabe, in lots, Mt 45}c. 49, Oats
steady 3,c for State and So nc for Chicago sales 5000
bushels. Whskey-saIes 900 bbls Received by Central
Railroad for New York. IS bbis OIL $40 bags wheat, sae
wool 6S3 boxes cheese for Boston and the Eal49 bbs
OIL GOO bbs -four. 257 bales wool. Shppc by lows to
New York, August 2la5 800 bushels corn 10 600 bush
els wheat, eco but hels oats.
oswEeo, August %, 1861.
Flour unchanged. Wheat declining with very little
qary No. Chicago Spring held at 95c with buyers at
s0c Corn and other grains quiet. Tho fresh break
Mud lock- reported this morning, has influence in
depressing the market. Canal freghts steady-four
CSC, wheat Sc, &C. TO New York. Lake imports
2s 100 bushels wheat, I24 400 bushels Canal
ports1 Ala bbls. flour, 1850 bushels wheat, 81 800
BUFFALO August 22-1PM.
Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat lower, with mode
rate demand Corn lower and in moderate demand: sales
81 goo bushels at S5c &c.. mostly at the outside figure.
Other grains quiet sales Canal freighs unchanged.
Lake imports to-day 500 bbis four a4oo 900 bushels
wheat $50 900 bushels corn "a 900 bushels oats. Canal
expors-30O bbls -four, $4,000 bushels wheat, 900
bushels corn.
Flour steady and in moderate demand Wheat also
moderate demand: market easier sales 600 busics
red winter 81 or 10 goo bushels Chicago spring at ss
900 bushels Milwaukee club at Ole. Corn lower sales
35 900 bushels at &c., 5000 do at 35 xc 1000 do at
$50 0thcr grains quiet, and no sales Canal freghts--
lOi.c. corn, IL &c on wheat to New York Lake I'M
900 bbls -four, 34S 900 bushels wheat, eco
bushels corn, 25 600 bushels oats, 1900 bushels rye
Canal expors-2000 bbs. flour, 70,o00 bushels wheat,
50 900 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, August %, 1861.
Flour duh and slightly declined. Wheat, &c DC.
lower sales No. at Csc. a CSC. No. 2 60c. n Gle.
Corn Nc. 1c. lower sales Of mixed, 22c Oats easier,
at 15sc i6c Receipts 500 bbis -four, 1876 600 bush
els wheat. $50 600 do corn aud 900 do. oats Ship
ments-s TOO bushels wheat, 10000 do rreghis
easier: 1910 14ac 10 Buffalo. Exchange unchanged
CINCINNATI, August o. 1851.
Flour unchanged - CT for supernne. Whskey steady
at l3c. Moderate business in provisions Aess ptgk
Sl4 S14 Is. Money unchanged,
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OUR WAR MAPS

We have issued another edition of the nu
merous maps, plans and diagrams of the ope.
rations OF The Union and rebel troops in Viz.
gina, Missouri, Illinois, Florida, and on the Missis
sippi and Missouri rivers, and it is now ready for
delivery. Agents desiring copies arc requested to
send in their orders Immediately. Single copies
six cents. Wholesale price the same as for the
WEEKLY HERALD.
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THE NEWS.

Our correspondent in Monrovia, Liberia, writing
on the LIST OF July sends very interesting resume
OF affairs as then existing in that portion of the
African coast. The Liberian government had lust
PAID the people the sums due-eight dollars per
moath-for supporting the Congo negroes rescued
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Tclcgraphic Enterprise.

ST. JOHN N F., Atg"t " 1851.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New York Tor Qcccns
town and Liverpool, passed Cape Race this moraing,
where late dispatches put on board both from tho
Associated Press and the Geographic commercial agency
Of Geo Stoker, Esq
The steamship Europa, which saod from ncstcn
Wednesday, will pass Cape Race on Sunday morning,
where dispatches (Which be left with Geo Sioker
1l5 Broadway to Saturday evening" will be conveyed
TO her.
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Letter from Mr.. Nelson, Who w as Arrested
by the Rebels.

The Knoxville RS7ser publishes the following letter
from Mr. I. \. II. Nolson;--
Having been arrested in Ice county, Va, taken TO
Cumberland Gap and sent TO Richmond Va, deem it
due to all those who have had In acua. custody
state they have treated me with uniform civity and
Kindness 70 Captain Powell, at Cumberland Gap, and
Licntcnans PGmce and Cooke, and Sergeant Gllepse,
who had charge of the seventy men who guarded me
from the Gap 10 Abingdon and TO the soldiers under their
command feel especially ind b.ed for their remarkably
good conduct the way and tho respectful treatment
received at their hands OF Major Lee and Lieutenants
PlGmlec and Cooke and the men who brought me from
Abingdon 10 Richmond and have had charge Of
express my Of the manner in which they dis
charged their duty they being careful to protect
against violence and insult to prevent my
escape. have deemed it proper to prepare this state
Ia the hope that my friends win cherish feeling
u towards all either Of the persons referred
to. I. A. r. NELSON.
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Os,YcCo Canal NnyfCnfion.

oFFA'tSE, E'NI Y, ISbI
Navigation the Oswego canal again Interrupted at
Mud lock- The lock will be repaired and boats passed by
Sunday afternoon.
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Long BRANCH, N. j., August %, 1861.

AoNu pnANVu, ~. D., august ~ looA.
Mrs Lincoln, escorted by Ex-Governor Newell and =
select party visited the Coast Guard station houses this
morning. and inspected the apparatus for saving persons
from wreck She gave reception to numerous party
this afternoon.
The Coast Guard exhibited, in front OF tho Mansion
House, the method Of conveying lines and boats TO
sels in which Mrs. Lincoln appeared to be much nte-
rested. DOdworths band afterwards serenaded Mrs..
Lincoln and party, and balloons sent up until
down. After sunset there splendid display of fire.
works in front of the Mansion House, and grand hops
now gong at that and the National Hotels At the
Mansion House Mrs lincoln present, and the ban
is the most brilliant one ever given here.
Mrs Lincoln has decided not to leave Long Branch
til Monday, account of the Illness CT her yoangest
child.
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The United States FriSnte Congress.
EosroN, August %, 1851
The United States frigate Congress- from Rio Junciro