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THE CsHrBAL PARE Work In thu Central
Park is now being prosecuted With gate As
much energy az before the war excitement.
Several rev projsc ale soon to bs carried out
In Mariner which Will materially improve ths
APPEARANCE and comforts Of the Park. A
grand cor soivi'o'y 200 fest lo'g is TO DO
srsc'ej, Anew lake formed. etc. Tbs cricket
grouodS are being put In excslsnt order ftr
the fall mstch,s Of the cubs and sssiduous
care has mids The RSmbls most charniOg
retreat Today at "A o'clock 2. NJ, the
s,cord open air concert will be given on the
Mall, ths wealth, permitting.
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ROpR PRATEs ARrVsTEO,-- THoMAs
DouoEERlY ard asoRoE Wars were arrest
cd yesterday nOrnlrg by Officer McWArsss,
It Pier No. 4, North River, on the charge o.
tt.alipg sugar belonging 10 the cargo Of the
Columbia, now lying at Qaaran,itS The sugar
Is TIE property Of Ms,rr. srorFoRD & TnE,-
TOE, ard appears to b free qusrry for the
river thi'vs AiArgs Party Ct them Gttod oat
a lighter some dSys sircs, IcSied 1t from tho
vSSl, and were on thor sSy to this city
when they fell into the clutches cr the police
They ars now In the TombA wbars they arc
Joined to-day by ,hslr eomrAdIs.
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The Mains Democratic Sat, COnveu''on
Augusta rplit on th, question q sn'orci'g Tbs
Union. Ih, Union men nominated Coiossl
DAvJDsos, tf BrgoE fer Govsrnor- the
r.be's. Ex.Govrn9 DAsA.
The SssriTo Of KiOg' O un'y esn's' bavin z
o,rtuitd On DuRIEA assut the military
fire, available for the execution Of his writ
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Al.JdEd,iG Aug 16 This ttiL by G. urt
Msy,ial Il Cd MC5uNS Of tho Ssh Nov
Y.k re imsn', for uugsn,l,manly and au-
lNesr- its coLduc', c m nencsd this morning.
! ho charRsa Sfs fro'srr,d by the Lieut.. Of ths
P.oSCst Marsha'.s tuArd ss WashilAto ton, with
Co. INKs L o,ideut.
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rorR rRIvAnER, IN rHs wasr INDIA sEAs,

II FHINAIHEII' N IIIa WIZ INDIA 5NA7'
Ties, Thomas market report OF G.. A. PuI-
LIPS NILES & Co, OF Jelly 30 says;
We hGvo been son eEha. atartlsd by the
news a. martial Law having been proclaimed At
NCR zg'lsi slfo the ErfivGl Of py,vlt,er JEFF
htsOu Davir, ten guns, IL San Jua', Porto
Rico on 'hs gf,t i-s'aut for Provisions aud
wstrI, lksW,ss lie ,vsrhsul'uC q Amer C n
vc,seG ny tie prigs.g,r Echl, atoIt two hue
L sd n.lcl 10 tho no thvsI', and a privltesr
tchoonsr In latitude - l2nsl. uls CO.. Gem,
CTuis.nr.n
Ihs bark 5 James, q Phladslphq, Capt.
Gauss, wbc, arIi, cd g. tgi3 FOR. tcdLy flom
BIO Jansro, vas ohsssd by one OF thu piraus
OIL Cape Rogue on the l2tl list. Tho priyA-
tsor IVES n full r'ggsd brig Tbs 81. james
witch WSs b.oTine, and a. dark lost sight Of
tie BitG.s,
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FIrntes on The south American Const.

PO5'0n, August 16 The whale baik Jtrs
JWift at New Bedford last from Psrnambuco,
July 18th, reports thai tue British brig Ali.
aDce isw three pIivA'ear STEAMERS in lsii ude
: deg. AZ min. north, longitude % deg AZ ain.
west,
Tbs British mail steamer Tyne also report.
cd seeing q prlvatosr s:sarer between Rio
Janeito anil PerDtnbuco. No particular de-
scfiptioa OF the pifa o. is given.
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The Z. bIIss VIC. rttd by a B.ItIlh s eas.r.

kosfor, AuJ. 1G.--Tho BHush sIsLnet
Eastern SiAts, from Var mouth, N. g., Snen
Irrived this morniDg, brought four hogsosAoS
and ninety two barrels OF spirits tuspsn ,,nn'
and tbiuy. OF bales Of Nor!h Crolina cotton
which is presumed TO have escaped IN b'oek-
adS and was taken to Yarmouth. n. .. 10
said the owl sr Of the turpSntue viii clear H.
geo proat
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OFFICE OF TAE BOARD OF EXCISE.

To the II D. 1r D0sis oftas Citg OF New York;
TIE card - 1sis, OF tia city III 10 The ootn
a. last eeing VI TO- erestu yst on the "a deS
s,pes bar. sOl, ia lhs City Hall q I'll CITY, 10
o'clock IN, Ia ibe Court 10 IN Gar M " o. the
ComueO Pioas, To- tha pup se N sntpg lio.nse.
rsna,p, 90. VIII b. eelved stalY mas aS.a
no IChAmbe'sss, and 10 Centre 81.
AN. JAW HAsVErT,
allS tOMw F'iCT Ptssiisni Sflhs BsAss-
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Important and Stringent Orders
of Gen. M Clellan.

Major General M'CLMi.LAS has Just Issued
the following order -
Headquarters Division Of The Po'ousc
Wsshirg on, Avg 1G, 1861
Gsn,rAl Oid'rs No 4.
All pssi os, safe conducts, and permits here
tfoCs given to tntGr, or 20 bsyond the iinos Of
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Aner the Cettrssts.

Wdshisetou. Au,ua lea. - Q isrteru u.sr-
G,bsal MEIos hes life this city for New
Ywt, TO invss,igsts the contracts for army
cloth nR.
ATTEs Tx TRAITORS AND sPIss.
IN, Crgvsssiopsl Investigating @ IN ni'tos,
Of ubich ~. PosrEE 10 chairman, hs msds
Cover, zen, trocuring infor osti en-, which 10
regularly Transmitted 10 ths enemy.
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PRrcE HAroLsor Yves, On Thbridsy even .
ing tnt'riah Cd at a sumptaous dian,r by tire
Union Cub of this city. In responding to the
ts'l h q tbs Frsrch KrEeror, the Prir CO
choose SO hls toast 'hs ,otydre Of he Uaited
States" BE hft ysst'rdsy for the west, taking
Especial car on the New Jersey ConIrGl Bail
way through to Pittsburgh.
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Fulton, N Y aug. l6h The Houiing util
OF a. l. VAN AAo,UEs Vas dss Toysd ~ dee
Last night. Loo, 1l2 900. iRsatsd for $3.50.
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POSTSCRIPT


RoHa M hyo az -.
"a. eo,,,,,o,S.n, AZ a.. q, 70
Tor IN. ION ,,n, In,.,,,o.,o. "'o'S'
Me-. IronApau . n ,,o, c,.,x q,
s,or. in sp,ipss.ld .r,iv,s h.,. ,s,. -S.-,
II. r,por,s Tia, fo.r ,.g;,.n,. - -, Jug
al,v una,r On R,,,, .r,.,.d s.S sM-
sunysv mon. and bol.t.a . 5000. So
thu Can't Hous. am,dst IN. no,,, 49,. VI
,,r.,Iops 81 ths troops and a s.v r.js.D, -
p.,bj,,,s.
Our wounded .o,dl,r. In Gin. how,,, 49,.
not b.n mol,,t.d. T. vu sn,ouno.a a.,
o,Ix A.. Hon. o,a,d. .o,ia n. a.. '
.fres.ptm.p,. Ia. r.s.ls pures.., 80
tbin9 In IN. stor.s n wing .,v n,ic, A. 80
id. On Cop,sa.r.., s,io. To.x vr. ,.,.i'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-17

III. Utii.d States Army IN the v1qF.i. eide
OF ths Po-onso, s.e 70 b, ds.med .,ve.ksd and
all tpcA ta.s,s viii smsna a oil, fro n TIE
Wsr DEPARTMENT the hsacquusp Of the
Str.n $500 army % ~. Iivison' CT
s,r,l.I ,sss.s si,l b. r.osts.d 10 eross ths
river nv trese or boat in,o v, gi'is.
a mie, mil,t' ,ur' nsrcs wiz DO sx,t-
sn 80. =, ~ Pto n.c IA az, al ,s.
SWINE ~ .very kino % Land srd Sats- lead
icg 70 and from The city OF washington, S
oVI ~. uo'u.u ',. V ~ % i,s'. ~.
In, a the srmy Nsr,b on tn. p ,.on,o BAT
ois'oysI or suspected pc sons will b, hsbl. 10
srrsst snd detention untl dtseosrgsi ny con-.
..i,,d A"o 0"n'r,'Ahu s'''0'"" VI"
ofbcsrs snd so'di.rs Of thu army viii obtain
passes as tsreto'Ors orA.r'd.
Az eoapn on im'rops, snhnrn on
!, i,tSs,, sn,ho'N. Iii =. .'t..t ~. 80 w. :.
mr. b,ipso. con naDdsrs or p, ovrs, a.pb.L
who vii a. oncs In e,agats I'll, s4ms, aud IN
sAeh ioe'shce mas. r.poft q h.S q1t'.r"
WI,,.s
AS. acre q n.-al.
Tbs g'ssSL order dos' no cont'n plate ro-
qoH,ps P'sss 20 .Iu'Day taroA1 49, 70
~ ,b. avn IN ~ 80 Of IN. ,,S,r tror, VI.
,,lsoa
,usP.rstAVto.y
a.-.. c., 1901 .. yV..A;,
-,
-, .- a.
- 49,. n 49,.
reNiOh insp e'sso' 'ne Daose'i wv w.
PtiAcslphia sud II S,op, 10 tsks $50. coz. 900
OF th. sttO. coo 600 tf ,he : 30 Tnasury notss
:, III g., ,...,,,u -, az. -,
P"' ~" ''oo " W.. "N'
TO take the rsnainde'' u no. sb'o'b'd by the
other subscriptions, lie re atdsd a. sseurtng
IN. taking ~ IN. ,n,ir, liar. add n, marking
:, ~. .,t.,I, - -, -, -.
otea '"' p1''''ua VI '"'aen. "a e'''
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EVERY WOMAN MUST TRY PYIEso X. soar.
Its II mos. om'cA md creates, labo .savlng
Soap in uss. M'st all The GIcess s,llirgit.
MAnusfe ured By
JAMES PYLE,
cerror wssh'nst n AID Franklin Ia.
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A Buner-Prsbsbiy cot By Fe,ideI,ns for
Rect.

Albany Aug. 16 1t IL rumorsl Ia politicd
c'rtl,s ttat SscrstAry CAMsRoH 10 t. 70 re-
moved from III, Ca1in,t, snd that h removal
vss 10 bavs b,sn last Monday, but that he
desired 40 .K'sbsion u time Thsrs Il also a
rumor that one Of tho conc iots Of the rec mt
loan was that tbs Cabinet should DO partially
Z, COZ structtd
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Op.u-Air rGe9ehInH- tNAw Ys,k kxa1 !.
As.cr FiasN. b. dty hr. Nc 4L.l5TEA, Of Stth &c
b. psrmlsiou OF n hosoI tho mayor. III
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PRIScK HAroLEos,
PRlNCEsS CLOTHDH
DUChES DE ABRANrEJ.
ThosA dhtlr gpish' d visitors bave favored With
their rst sitting IN N Unitrd States for their via.
iti card and ether phi geographic ikeL Copies
for sale al cue LsW gallery. -
Rrra dHav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-17

lF8dingtn AM. 10 az tfic just rsturn
ed n. N ttAtvicinty stitsd at N. Navy Ds
pr nsnt ,tis al ernoon tba; The S csssionis's
t-ers tai cred several shCtI st tao Paxnss.
p'opsNly from iiasd cann,u woi h she return
oil. Tbs ltre;s were too fer apart 70 tthict
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4 mt martial has been trdsTsd to try the
lsaetIs Va 'hs fsvol. en- ccttd with ,he NV
In'E III sblsrd R'giue1r. A tet.-r fec log
exists amongst tha ,relt loav Of thom- who
are pl'aISI'!y 'ncSmfed. TIE disifsc ion
o. ly, ~ srd al 70 a ft y m,n WIN ara now IN.
der charge &C guard. Eyou they wholly IN s.
understood their position, Gns wers lei off By
tive o. three bad men.
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3tth anttt HrfOr@td Du.ch Church, bet'
sth ard 9th avs, The Ps.tcr, Rev. PETER srahk-
~, xpe1lcd - 10 CHI tOiuorrow gesviC lOS A.
n, Ald y ?. m. N B-rSL chlrah will be opeo
dutIg august srd thu p,ster ~. V } viii OH slate.
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Gosx TO ,WAAmzoroE.- -Inspse'or Can
rES1sR baI acre to Washington, with the
pagers In the MoI II essr. 1t IL rumorsi th.t
Mr. CARrHHiER will eli IN getting the nav
Washington police system in ord,r.
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bNIIcnATED TRoUnLE II sst evening, Col.
SWAMI THIDKR OF the 8 b Regiment, called
At the Poles Headquarters, aad in,or ned
Itspeo'o LSoSAhD thai about 400 NON oers
cf hi, command had Threatened to mob his
hctse. lie wished p'ot,otion from tn, police,
ard largo force was dhp'teh'd @ Bud st.
N ctnssqust c.. No d'mon,us.ion vas m Ids
however, up TO late hour. 1hS cause Of tho
Gieulty Is ihA oa-paJ meut Of the msu, fos
Which the Colonel had bssn un!u,tly blamed
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As,Iocb baptist Cburch, ste Avenue, near
12th st, seas ts.e, ~ gohk 9GisaIh Rev ~p1As,
kALioCa ia tIuseh at p, N. bspi'ms srer
tie eVeLiOg ssImOB. AS
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STATE stStet y. nE'S sttonsl Jhsi CHI, near
uott - bL, Oi.yl p ,.-ii0g tom rtroW az 1OS,
\ N, by Rsv JOSEPH hARl :. ELL, sad ~
SctCS IA tie eFCai4 &, 5uDdsJ -sCLoo! at ara
CCl.ck 1870
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EttslRh'S Chm CHI " o., hiPPiE Ia 11th
T. bat ID ard eth syes Pr, sct IL On the SAbbafn
bv ore q the 90 TOYS Of The u'uHi n rrs, tngsd
Ia Tie afternoon 'Ihc Ereiny Of TIE NAtion.' rs
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@SEJSlGOUa.

gEssosgilns Episcopal " Ckaroa oil me eroa
7C.Jsl" Wes .9ts H., Woa, Of Nh ave, Rev. GRO. 4
NElnE, Pastor keaidenoe, 2BT West a0th S.
Divine ser ice every 5unGsY, VI lOS O'CLOCK A. ~
md ~ y. n. eea4 fee Al2 q6t' ~
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Impoi tant Proclau alton.

STRINGENT ENBiRGO AND SEYfRE
TENI LTfES.
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EE.IGIOUS.
Me,hodI,t Prsrim Oburcb, q aad,

NtN Ne IhOdrt MEsior, 2ith NJ, bet Dun
srG Ith ives. ), CytKY, fssyri fsearhins
m.IA ius ava evening". L)Ve-foAst "a 4. a, lOJ
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THE LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NJ Y. SON.
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+ T'h 81 WiIiAri .burfb, /. I.-PreacsnE IN
neon " Q. r, JONES, the @ug - Boy pr asoers,
s,lViecf q comtnsro A. o'cl k Y, aud ia IN u
eyt irg b. bto'fey Cn AhLE5 bAGER, Ssbba'h
st oil - ~ ., A. sud ., +. NJ. Seats face. RsVs
VI, b. IkNIN, Past =. LAC
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1n'oru ston ob'sIrtd ST The proper d'pNt-
ment warrants IN, s.a ~IneI' Inst tho au th0rity
conferred On G. icnsl SmMMALFRNEfO, tf Pai-
laislyhia, Is not r,voksa 10 rec.n IL sta cd, but
on tie contrary, he governn,n, is anxious to
secure hs ,eTuSss sud active CO optIs ion %
m'l.tsry ,ili3us Of high p'Oi,ssi9rS a. distiue-
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TribI y IA r. Chnfeh, sSth st., vIU preach in tie
neW u spsI 4itt =, Eear OH aye tn-n3.Tcs az ~
Of lie vt Oiis,t Dntst Church, vii preach on
"yevtrRs IN utod Csu1e 10 Precursors u Sue
err III
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Further News, sec Third Page.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sATpRpAY MohNNe. Ara. u. lsei.

~ ~ 1s'r be but ons pdr batter n ssoaif cosi
-sns.' q Sr'. ''oa l'1' re ' i Gr.'. Iorr,
dread q 'cdrs contiguous 10 a pc,yis pAo coud
ucs Jcreign alianos adj land armies tp,s our
shevu 10 deshy our hbrtts"
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Nielsen Rfiea,es-Pa,ssn BrOwsis- Us-.-
leetsd

Nielsen Rfleasea-Paissn BrOwaisvv Usn,-
Iestsd
LouistiRe, Aug. 16.-rsnneaste passspeers
report that Representative NxLsos has bs..
released, and tat PAron BRowsIow 10 suR
unmolssteJ.
soUTHshs sxuooIno.
The Louisville Journal says that men p~,-
Tossing 70 be Unionins snip goods m uksd Ter
Union men AT Cairo and otnof pl.csa which
are pu, of at Southland and Psfuesh, aaa
then shipped up to Tennessee River for ths
rsilroso crossing.
pBK PBorRR'r LOAN.
Ths Richmond Enquirer rays III, pledges
OF rice, cotton monsy, gram, & :, cannot fall
short OF twenty or thirty millions OF dol =
lars.
THK BLBnL vsBsToH OF TIKI BATTLE -
kIssoUSI.
Memphis, Ttnn-, Aug. 16.-Little Roek dis
pa chss e the 10 h say shat q neral MuCu,.
Looms victory Ia fally clndrmsd. A fSht oe--
CURED Srurcay, & mil,s s nth Of spriG Sd.ld.
Tee enemy took the CJnfSdei ats piekst, D i..,
mrs and surprised ihs ma,a oody. A bloody
and dosF'rats encounter ,nsusd, With graz
los on both sides. Fiv. r.gim,nts OF NJ =
touiisns bsesme p.nic-strieksn, and were
thrown In disorder. They h,r, aud Gsns-sl
PsIcx made Two inc ff,etHal At emps to rally,
ih,m. Ths Louisiana r r,imsn. ga Ia tly tuf
tered terribly. General Pace led III, 81 aud.
9th Aka sas rsgimsrts Ia splendid csatss
MocuLLoUGH AIlvE AND LYIsG AwrULLry
Gen. McCoI Louon, in Letter d.tsl IIta,
says:-'IhO victory Is outs. The bi;l;
Listed six and hsf hOurs, our loss Is gtsat
Cen. Lrou Is aEorg the dead, Va took six(
pieces Of artillery from Gsn. 81 81, des ROY j
ed his coBmRrd and took many prisoners So
email Mms. Confederate loss from 40 20 Y
tun6ro killed aud wounded. G,n. BIEo
forces were pursusd to Springdsld, whsc, ~
was thou b, We wonld attack hin. A CIp-,
tain caught Gen SnGGL, but he was rescued.
lie wss IN NJ AZ, ana Is believed 70 be wound
Cd. CD. SwtEaKY Of TIA Federal amy wAsl
killed. The sneDy's loss was frjm so 70
Q 900.
ASoTHER TREMENDOUS STORY.
Gen. boCULLoUoH has sent forces Gftsr
Gea. SCEGEL's co nmsnd, about 20 miles fro n
Springfield. Gen. HAsDEE met and clptarsdI
the whole Federal force, and "a nov bringing
IL In.
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ITCFs' MAGNETIC lSsKCr PowDKR,
The oIidt n Snd ger nine srt cle, viii eNtefmlnAts
hoaches, Ants az All yJImln. ETes tcom pols IN.
tNONf' MslNETC PILLS
Cl.,ss wIyshere., y. I. BAESE5, PropTieor, h0.
10 PAX Row, and q BIs AdwEy.
DACEl's TbICtPsEHCUs
4 the best fnd cepit article for drcssIuR anh b. au.
u ing, slesHigf, oufliug p,,soIylns aud restoring
IN, hair. LAdieF, toy It, Id b. all druggists.
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Rov. L.. ii Vas DeIoL's SabI,ct, Sabbath
mOfLirK,' Or n ticIr Hope only II God," Con-
nCtT o. tgr Pr s'ot CIV JuttJ Idmit it, In tina
ever ing, .'GOd's Two witae tfs Two Ptophots Of
TO tonDe tssir NoldeTfai MiseiOn aud Ma Zrdom."
A UDIon Pa e. Nesting one al BON before cash
ieTmop, Il l26 West AItb u, near Tth ave. 1R5
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The Louisville Joursdi says that mon IRE
fettipg 70 be Unioni,ts snip goods m uksd fr
Union men NJ Cairo and otnor placsa which
are pu, of at Southland and PAiuesh, aaA
then shipped up to Tsnnsssss River for tina
rsllToaa crossing.
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NOlice--Rlo<c Ues Hall, cor. Morton aSd
be- ckeI ~ Iesualy eoen tos oivies saryiee ey-
niisD Church, At io% = IN eno n pm, .bbth
echt ol ~ o lam. Minister, Hey X c sHlsl LII;
OF tha + etbyievy oihh. h, B-Familes snd q
- MT CEN Get q with oksI chaIehes aSS cnc'siiy
Vitea to AttoId. l0
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fHRDRICKI
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
rms LARGEST m THE woEI.D,
no, bST BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

lfsnJt&. .s.ssss.sss.sss'''.sssssss ~
tJrhi-st or tasrio sl,I ,,,.....,...........9 &C
In6in Ink Fnotrsra or ..,,,,,,,..,ns % h 70 VI
a ciAtt O.. An fno CEsCs........,''.. " 20 IA W
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RsBEL CocmEaUg ASO FRO sRRYY
CUvIISrA1RD.
breaking the Blockade" Played
Out.

li'dsA,nlton Augpst G 1861 by the Pf,si-
dsLt VI the United State. of Amtrica,
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Louis,TRe, Aug. 16.-rsnneaste PssssBssrs
report that Representative NxIsos has bs..
released, and ttai PArson BRowsLow is sun
unmolssteJ.
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1HK rBorRRiY LOAN.

Ths Richmond Enquirer rays tn, pledges
OF rice, eo.ton monay, gram, & :, cannot fall
lars.
The BLnnL vsssIoH OF rHx BATTLE -
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Gen. MoCULLoUoH has ssut forces Gftsr
Gen. SKeEL's CO nmsnd, about 20 miles fro N
Sp ipgdsld. Gen. HAsDEE met and cGptursdl
the whole Federal force, and Ia nov bringing
% In
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Constipation or cogtiveness.

No one Of the ..mnny ills that flesh Is heir tor Is 10
prevalent 30 little understood aud much neglected
as SosttTcneSs Onen originating Ia carsiessness or
scdentary habitE; II Is regarded slight dFoJler
OF 100 little consequence to excite HIxfet while In
reality It s the precursor md companion Of many
tiie most mtal and dangerous diseases aud unless
early Graduated 1t will bring tho sufferer to an u-
eoSt'VeneSa Is the usual attendant are Headache,
Collie, Rheunatts, Font Breath. Piles and ofheTl OF
ike nature, while long train of fTi9htEnI diseases
such as Malignant Revers, AhseeFses DysenteTy Dr.
aIrhIea. Dyspepsia, ApOplGxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
frst indicate their presence IN the svstem nv tis
IAfmins symptom. Not unfrequentiy the dIseRses
alne or1Einn in nstipatiOn, but take on an In.
stage From ali these considerations Il fol-
lows that the disorder should receive Immediate At
teniton whenever II occurs, and no peFson Ehouhl
neglect to got box OF CePhalIc Pills ON the rSt WI-
peaf9nGe Of the complaint, their timely nso win
this dangerous foe to human life -
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The Southern Conrrs...

MOSTGOMRRY, Ala, Feb. l3.-In the
Congress, to-day, Mr.. Stephens presented
model for tue flag and model for the
seal of the Confederacy. Referred.
Mr.. Wright presented Communication
from Mark A. Cooper, Offering the Etowa
Iron Works, in Georgia, rs suitable
place for the COnfcderacy foundry. Re-
Mr.. Curry said that no had several
memorials OF n similar object from Ala
bamA.
Mr.. Conrad offered resolution, which
was adopted, instruvting the Military and
Naval Committees to include in any Man
they may propose for the Organization of
the army and navy, suitable provisions for
such officers of the army and.nuYy as ten
dered the resignatiOns of their commits
siOns, IN consequence of their adhesion to
any of the States Of the Confederacy.
p Mr. Memmtnger presented resolution
instructlng the Commercial Committee. 10
inquire and report upon the expediency of
repeating the navigation laws of the Con
tederate States, aud have leave to reDort
by a bill. Adopted.
Mr.. Brooke presented resolution in
strncting the Committee on Flag and Seal
TO adopt and report flag as similar as
possible to the flag of the United Suites.
mnking only such changes as may be ne
cessary to dististinguish easily one from
the other, and to adopt the banner in tile
arrangement of stars and stripes, TO the
number of States in the Coniedency.-
Mr. Brooke accompanied his resolution
with s0Jae lfelieitoUs .reIgp4izs, ifIj nue.
course of which, referring to. the stars and
stripes, he said,that that flag is the idol of
the heart, around which cluster memories
of the past, which time cannot etFace or
cause to grow dim.
b Mr. Miles opposed the resolution, and
said that he had regarded from his youth
the stars aud stripes as the emblem Of op.
preston and tyranny.
The debate grew interesting, and at the
suggestion of Mir. Stephens, Mr.. Brooke
withdrew the resolution.
The Congress Immediately went into
secret session.
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hEAEAsnE isthe fay0rite sign by which
makes known any deviaf ion whatever ffnt tile
state Of the brn aud viewed In tia light II
nay oe looked on. o. safeguard intended to siTs
not!Se o. disease which might otkvFNts eIcnl1s gI-
IGNITION TIL too iaie 10 be rcCjie.I and rs iiIci.
sionS should mover 10 Neglected. Readaehts may Gs
nnSer two Names viz: symPtGuat:C and
hoI9Pethlc. Symptomatic Headache e exceedingly
S9Ihnou ana u the preCurpOF OF great variety u
Sisessea among which arc Apoplexy, Govt l:Isu InH.
na al sbFtle diseases. In Its nervous ftiit II
SyInPatheuc Of disease Of the stomach constitute
i1S mex heGdGeiIe, hepatie disease contributing
tlOsis htaSGShe Of worms e0nstipston and other
atsoFqeFs OF the bowels, well as renal md ttinr
diseases Of the heart are very frepIeufly
eitendsd with ueadaehes; Arn1in and plethora are
aiSo NteGtenB which frequently oeCa sion heuJlarIt
leluPAIns neadaehs! also why SOmmon 6eInE
uS39ny distinguished By the name OF ss1 Qua IFaf
uoAs sometimes coming on sudden ia a state OF Np
ParShilS sound health and PrOsIIutinR Of oucr Tie
ard physical energies, and In OtheF instances
" eomsS on slowly, heralded by depression OF SpiiiIs
= i ~ o. temper. In moAt itIstaEeea the pain
IN me tront OF the head over both eyes and
also be named NeIrTIflgId ~ - -
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
SsPh3ne Pills have been found sure and safF rene
"; fslieI1ng the most acute pains IN feW nliidtt
anu W It's subtle power Graduating The iis,s1ge OF
which Headache is the unerring index, -,