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Coron.r,' Inauests.

SUPPOSED MrRDKR IN BAxTR SrRxET-l,eA7a OF A We.
MAN UNDER SusnoioUs C,RcrNsrAScgs McCee, an
Irish man. residing at t6 Baxter street. died suddenly
at noon yesterday, under somewhat suspicious crcum
stances. Coroner Schirmer was notified and on post
mortem examination beng made by DR.. Bouton, II was
that death caused By compression OF the
BRAIN tie result OF external injuries. II is sa.d that
ceased was severely beaten Wednesday night by a
or not he inflicted the ury which proved fatal remsna
10 BE ascertaired Some Of the inmates Of house say
that she fell against stove while intoxicated, End thus
received fracture of the skull Ryan arrested
Wednesday night, charged with dsorderly conduct but
subsequently, discharged The police are now look
ing fer him. An Inquest in the will be held to day
FATAL FALL FROM Roor.--Peter Antoine Koehler, a
German musician eight years Of age, died yester-
day from injuries received By failing from the roof of his
residence, No zoo Elm street. the morning Of Tuesday
laet Coroner Jeckrsn held inquest upon the body
when appeared that subject to temporary
ALTERATION OF mind, and while thus afflicted upon
the reef at about three O'Clock In tho morning aud fell
OIL verdict to the above effect rendered by the
july Deceased was an unmarried man, 6pd much es-
teemed He has q brother WHO Is q musician in the
Sickles brigade.
St11cCAIAD N BgEW Conrad Reinir ger laborer
in Matthew & Discher's brewery, Nc Ill Ew. Forty.
second street, was found dead yesterday morning in Deer
vat In one OF the upper stories appears that be had
contrary to ORDERS descended into vat from which the
beer had lust been drawn for the purpose Of cleaning
and suocated by the bonic acid gas generated
the vat Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body
Deceased was German By birth, tweaty eight years Of
age.
FATAL AcopENr.-Ccroner Schirmer held an inques,
yesterday upon the body OF derry Carroll, quarry
engaged at WeehawSon, n. j., who died from injuries
received on Wednesday, by falling from the ferry boat
the foot Of Forty second street. North river Deceased
was In the act OF jumping board the boat when he
and injured his bowels severely that death coon en-
sued He was native Of Ireland, thirtytw year, Of
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WA3scoro6, Jun " 1911
The Douglas Monument Committee met to day, Hor.
John Haskins in the chair. Present John +. Ennis
j. J. McEIhone, George W. Mclean Thomas C. Feds aud
Andrew N ssdade They reported thai Colonel John W.
Forney would deliver an eulogy AID Prof Henry Of the
Smithsonian Institution had kindly preferred the OF
the lecture OF the Institution OF which Judge
Douglas one OF the Regents for the delivery the
eulcgy, on the 81 OF July. Prof Henry selected
TO preside. The committee had under consideration
the use to which the Douglas fund should be appro-
priacd, but ewing to large of communications
upon tina, subject being laid before them came TO
final conclusion.
The following resolutions, proposed by Thos. C. Fields
OF New York, were adopted;--
Resolved, That address 10 the Citizens CT thu Cuied
States DO prepared and published setting forth the OBJ
jcct OF this committee.
Resolved That the Iescen. appoint an auxiliary com
mftee for each State 10 consist Of not eleven
nor efs than three Members such committees to report
to this committee.
Resolved, II is recommended that the friends OF ths
late Senator Douglas without distinction Of party
evening OF the "a Of July next for the purpose OF
ing Relief and Monument associations for their several
localities, when donations and Subscriptions will be
ceiycd and forwarded 10 the treasurer hereafter 70 be
pointed.
The friendly aid OF the ladies' OF the United States is
requested. Tue auxiliary committee VIII be announced
on Friday evening next to which time the Committee al
iouIred.
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Personal Intelligence,

Capt Rankin, OF the United States Army; Dr. Hitch
COCK, T. H. Wilson and D. c. Hask!n, Of California r
Hitchcock and q. holt, Of Connecticut j. A. Collier
Birghamtcn; w. F.. Clark, OF Baltimore MAJOR Webb
ana daughter OF Chic; j. Iay!e Of Indiana, and ].
King, NJ New Work. sorrirn o. ire Netrnnniitan
Hotel
Gen Davies ard wife, Of Pocghksaps Hon P. ~ 6
Bouchette and wife. Of Quebec; F. L. James CT Munich
+. Sixe OF New Hampshire; e Howard Of the Unite
States Army; Rev e; Heather, Of Clncnaat Mr.
Bunker, Of Noble and + Nasoun, OF Boston, are stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Capt C. E. Norris ard Lieut. Emery, Of the Unite
States Army; Prof A. .. Bache, Of the United State
Coast Survey; ]. Story and Charles Aory Of Boston
John Potter and D. n wetz,sr. OF Philadelphia 7. Ia
mon, Of Greenfield and " EDDY, Of San Francisco ar
Colonel Seymour, Of Rocklard; z. Eolcomt and g. S.
White, OF Philadelphia Mr.. Brown, OF Boston j. r. Cat
lin Of Troy E. Hitchcock ard T. c. Norton Of Water
bury; G. Walker, Of Detroit; D. Baker, Jr OF Oregon
and Mr. Griffin and wife, Of Anira, stopping at the
Iafarge House.
Senator Co'lamer, Of Vermont Zeras Banu Of Balti-
more; Nr. IOvn, Seci etary Of the Italian legation w.
Werner, Of Paris; e. Smith, Charles Barrow and q. f.
Mathews, Of England; p Coeran am WIFE, of Calfor.
mia, and Mr. Patterson and wife, Of Delaware stop
ping at the st. Nicholas.
Hen David Davis. OF illinois; Captain r P. Gardiner
cfhe ship Monarch Of the Seas Captain C. e. Bradbury
and J. G. Dacy Of Buffalo VI. Smith and family Of Nor
walk, Conn; James Roy, CT Natsrvet Captain n Shan
non, OF the steamer All ica Cale- Sligo C. Good
win, Claim and vile and John L:vernere Of Boston;
B. Slit, OF Philadelphia I. Evans, of yrgnia r. C.
Meteaf and wife and j. u Brown, Of Boston, and G. F.
Kimbal ard wife, o. New Eayen, are stepping at the
Astor HCuse.
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United states Circuit Court.
Pafore Hon. Judge Shipman,

THE qsIaL OF GEORGE CHARLES SEYMOUR, FIRST
ASSISTANT ENGINEER OF THE NoEru STAR FOR
THE MCRDTR OF EDWARD JOHNSON.
Yesterday Mr.. Seymour, the alleged murderer Of Ed
ward Johnson, coal passer on board the North Star on
her late trip to Aspnwal, was placed upon his trial
Mr. e. Deaield Smith, the United States District At.
toruey and Mr.. Ethan Allen, the Assistant United States
district Attorney, appeared for the government and Mr.
Richard Busteed for the defence The case opened
for the osscuton by Mr. Smith, who stated the facts
be- she North Star had sailed from New York for
Aspnwa the ed Of April last and that on the Goth
of April the voyage, and the day before she reached
Aspnwall Edward Johneon, coal passer, was whipped
to death By Seymour, and he was buried in Aspinwai
There vera witnesses called for the prosecution
being coal passers and engineers who testified in sub
that beat Johnson with piece Of packing
for nearly two hours in the engine room Of the steamer
stopping only to take rest and that Johnson exhausted
by tho beating would try to work. but would pitch over
his face from shere exhaustion, and then Seymour
would the beating which no continued till john
son went into commissions and died in the Afternoon Of
the same day he was whipped
The defence asserted that johnson unruy and de-
served his whipping; that he was not badly treated but
only properly chastsed that he properly cared for
by tito doctors board who mnstered to all his wants.
and that by The medical testimony OF the physicians on
board the man died Of apOplexy.
Upon the ccsrg OF the evidence the District Attorney
consented % let the matter 60 To the jury without sum
ming up, ard ut four O'Clock the verdict Of "Not guilty
was rendered.
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City InteIligeMceI

AccDrnAt1y AND DANGEROUSLY SHor.-A lad named
Hugh ONe while care!essy handling pistol yesterday
shot James Roberson boy thirteen years Of age living
No % Tonth avenue in the right sde and feared
inflicted fatal wound The injured lad was conveyed to
y Bellevue Hospital.
named Thomas Noble, attempted suicide yesterday by
opening the veins Of his left with he had
taken paasage the ship vandala lying at pier AZ East
river ard bound for Liverpool and while In the Storage
of tee vesse made the attempt upon his life He was
attended By Dr. Wills and then conveyed to Bellevue
I Hospital.
AeoCi11,o ouis Kulbel, who arrested in March
last, charged with in Grand street, corner Of Can
non street. vas tried in tire General Sessions Wenes
tFtey, and acquitted and discharged
Tax AcqrgNr IN WEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The
name a tho officer who severely injured on We'd
nesday by the fall of portion Of the building % West
broadway. while in course OF demolition, Hewson and
not HeaIscn.
FrRx ts East TwESrY.FoURu srRxtr-Between four
and five O'Clock yesterday morning lire was discovered
the floor of the east building Of the Empire
Works, in Twenty fourth street, the East river in
the gu,a percha works Of s. Bishop The flames were
extipguished b. the police and private watchman
named jacob Frieih, with the hose the premises The
damage to ths stock and machinery will be about 800
insured FOR SIS OOO in city companies. The damage TO
Abe building was but slight.
yesterday afternoon fire broke on the roof Of build
ing No. $50 Grand street, occupied by Thomas H. Allies.
son agent es grocer and dwelling The furniture and
stock damaged by water and e about s7oO or $780,
Inquired for 500 10 the Broadway Insurance Company
The building owned by Henry BARCLAY; damaged about
$500; not insured. Bading No. 524, occupied by A.
Hickenbohsn Geo. Soly also slightly damaged
abe loss furniture will amount to about SlC0 no in.
susance The IRE, 1t is supposed YVES caused by spark
pa the roof
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY. June e0-6P. NJ.

THURSDAY, June 20--6 T.. NJ.
The steamship Africa arrived this morning from
Liverpool. with dates to the 9th inst. Both public
and private advices are more satisfactory in regard
to the tone Of British feeling on our civil war
Official letters state that the government of Eng
land begins to perceive that it committed an error
in recognizing the Southern confederacy as helli
gerents. The export of gold is beginning to tell
on the London market; the bank reserve is below
el2,000,0oo, and money is in active demand. as
much as per cent having been paid
on consols for call loans the day before
the steamer sailed. The Africa brings over
900 in specie. When she sailed cotton
after advancing, was dull; breadstuafs were also
dull Consols were lower, the last quotation be-
ing 8aSs x. American stocks were also lower
some parcels having been placed on the market
for peremptory sale. A letter from well inform
ed authority says that our securities are maintain
ed partly in consequence of a general belief that
there will be no fighting after all, but that our
quarrel will end in some compromise.
The quotations for American stocks on the 9Th
were 401s 3911a discount for Illinois Central, and
2O11. 2l19 per cent for New York and Erie
The London Times of the Sth tins notices and
quotes the market
There has been only a moderate business In colonial
descriptions AID little change has taken place. Buffalo
ard Lake Huron, however, improved, and Grand Trunk
coded. In American securities United States ave per
cents advanced, Canada five cents. lOl /. a
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United states District Court,

Juss 90 The United States Fifty eight Ho9shead'
Sugh marked Flor de Cu5a-This action brought
the name the United States for the forfeiture Of
importation Of sugar valued at about SIS 0o0 which was
consigned to Messrs p. Harmony's Nephews Il Co., Of
this city, board the brig Sidney Price, from Cenfue
gcs in March, 1859, which seized by ato Collector
sche for alleged fraudulent differentiation on the
entry OF the spme. The sugar nvoced at "a 1903,
and was appraised by the Custom House officials At
81 $685. which the government claimed was the market
value at the time OF shipment The jury, after state
the directors Of Judge Belts found verdict in favor
Ahe claimants ecquittng the goods Stewart L. Woodford
for the United States, Webster Craig for the claimants
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Married,

Towvg-MARIN. -0n Thursday, June 90, by Dr.. La
throp at the residence Of the brides fahey Mr. SxrsN
A. Towye, of Boston, Mass TO Miss ELIZA j. MARrS Of
this city, daughter Of Geo. ". Martin.
PEoE-iEsstP.--on Wednesday, June 10, At Christ
church, Greenwich, by the Rev. NJ Warrington, FgRR
PICK to Miss MARY T.. youngest daughter Of Jonathan
Jessup, Eco all Of Greenwich.
Wisconsin papers pleaee copy.
SHVTx--HAsINGs. On Wednesday, June s. at the resi-.
terce Of tho brides parents by the Rev George Hare
Mr.. WuIiN SHurg to Miss MARTHA w. HASTINGS, all Of
this city
BsES- BgApY.-on Wednesday evening, June 10, by
the Rev. Nr. Carpenter OF Brooklyn, Captain CHAss
BsSx, o. Portsmouth, \. H. 70 Mss ERA J. ARaor q
Liverpool, G3yl1ps,
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nua! report elbows the following business OF the
road for the year 1861

The report urges the commencement of work
on the extension Of the road from Hackettstowu
to Washington and Philipsburg. opposite Easton
at the earliest possible moment. 1t is stated that
it is in contemplation, partly in connection With
existing hes Of road, 10 form continuous line of
railroad from Newburg, on the Hudson river, to
Stanhope, intersectipg the Morris and Essex road
at the latter place; one object ia view, aud the
principal one, being to reach tue coal fields of
Pennsylvania.
The following were the earnings of the Milwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen Railway for the sec ond
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GRAND OrxaAT1o CoSCzEr At TIE A04Dssy OF MCsIc -
An operate concert will be given to rno-rcr evening" at
the Academy OK Music, fer TIE benefit Of the United
States Guard (Col. montgomery reg men. in process
of organization aud which premises 10 he very effective
The concert given under III auspices OF tie Seventh
regiment. hiss Huxley, Ea1ame Slrakoech, Signori
Susiu and BarE, NJ, Als TIE pianist. and other emf
nent artists have their services will be
supported Oy full orchestra, led b. Ar. TEao Thomas.
The excellence OF the performance prc-.sed end the
patriotic object to which the proceeds 70 be devoted,
should insure an over croTdad house.
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Police Intelligence,

ARREST or CONFIDENCE WoAAS-ExR susxorxNT e.
cArE-Ars. Mary Seaman, well dressed woman about
sixty years OF age, was arrested Thursday evening"
charged with having by false statements defrauded
large number Of ladies ont Of various sums OF money
She herself az daughter Of General Hall and
pretended that she was authorized to collect subscrp
tons Tor the berc1 OF the Old Ladies' Home and In this
way defauded ttose who responded to her applications
On her arrest she was taken to the Twentieth Ward sta
capped into the yard and after scslg three fences ma
nased to get away The police again the look out
for her,
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The appearance of Chicago wheat buyers. with
gold in hand to pay for it, along the Mississippi
river, has tendency to divert trade from Mwau.
kee to Chicago. A decline in wheat at Chicago
also checked the movement so that the second
week in June falls about 81 coo short Of the bust
ness Of the Inst week in May and the first week in
June.
The fetal receipts for the month of June, 1860
were &S,797 80; thus the first two weeks in .Inne,
1861, show 1880 62 surplus over the whole Of
June, 1860.
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Court CnIenaar-Thi. Day,

srTEFMs CoTGT-C.scUTT.--PaTt c--Nas. cl66 1850
1910, l5o6, 2lO1, CTS 2I95, Ge3S, oes5. 1858 3s7e
e945, 4CS9 AGO. 4l31, 400, 457i 4se, 49sa3s 4945
1897, 41oS 1eco 223e1 2leo s42e old No}, sso7
2SC2 1868, d0T9 41A4, aga, 4332 4e67, 1885, 4O6l.
ANS, AIS, No, 1918, 1872 1891 a6e7 1888, 3seS
S423, sl42, $3.50 1924, s5l4 3Ise, 1876, $685. aol5
4oiI 1921, 4o4o 1925 1850 4lto 4l4I, 4.se1S, 42s1
SrPFNoR Coua1.-Part 2-Noe. 1870, 1852, 2t1o, 1873
1929 1924 Co.'s 2e2s 2o2' 1925 292e soo, 10Sl, ao32
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Wis7Ea GARrxS --Gaylo,s comedy, "ou- American
Cousin at Home" having been iud!cousy cur.aied, is
still running at the Winter Gs,den. Mr Bake proved
too much for B.nny, .ersa and he has resigned
the character to Mr. Eenre vel. kew Philadelphia
actor VINO gems TO take ln.e-es T. the part and
is much more acceptable As :. PLACED tie comedy
quite amusing, and the &c -ss5 ssiro5eed, for
auch season as this they na. be called eZoeile-t.
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Canadian flour also heavy lower, with sales of
about 700 bbs at IS As S. for extra. Southern hodr
was unchanged while good To choice brands
and firm The sales embraced about 100 bbs ,
closing at the above quotations Rye -four and
wheat-The foreign news depressed the market, which
was heavy and irregular, AID the lower qualities were
heavy and cheaper while prime TO choice grades were
in light supply and without change of moment prices
The sales footed Tor the day about eco bushels at
81 GO for Kentucky white 81 ~ 81 10 for Chicago club,
81 10 for good Racine spring 81 40 81 so for Indiana
white 81 80 81 20 for whte Ohio 81 q 81 IS for
white Can adanthe inside agure FOR inferior Corn
steady or good shipping cargea while heated and inferior
qualities were Gull and heavy. The sales embraced about
40 COO buEhels, at Ale. s3c. for heated nc 4Sc
for Eastern mixed 49c for prime shipping lots. SIC a
was firm at 8shc Barley and barley malt auiet
and nominal Oats were dull aad heavy, with sales of
canadian at 2f1,c. soc Western SIC 81 ~, and
State at SIC. go.
CctFM Holders were firm but sales were less active.
catalogue Of about 500 bags Of Rio was offered at
pubic sale, eco of which were disposed OF at 1lsic
1875 balance withdrawn go do. sold TO the
trade at 12c l24c ssd 800 DC. Iaguayra at 1876
lac.
CorroN The foreign news by ise Africa exercised no
influence on the market. The ssock here Is so much
reduced that 1t s IN measure beyond the fluctuations
OF the Liverpool market. The article active
and rmer; with RISE and the sales footed about 200
bales embracing 500 sold in raus and the remainder
frcm store, chiefly to spnneis We now quote middlng
uplands al IL &C.
FRucHrsRates were cssisr for Liverpool, for which
port about 80 cO bushels Of wheat engaged at 6c
In bulk and bags, and ESQ. y 900 bbls at irrcgu
lar prices. varying from Ia Cd. U.s. Is Sd to dill up,
and part, 5000 bbs., at L. Sd; cotton was at I'D
vessel was taken for Gloucester England to load with
"a COO bushels wheat at 10} vessel chartered for
Havana, aud thence 20 hamburg to load with sugars at
a los. Norwegian bark was .aken up TO load with
wheat for Havre at 2lc. cargo. also engaged by
an American ship at lie
PaovsIoss.-Pork--Ibs market WAS heavy and lower,
Guiding mess at SIS as So chiefly at sis Is s5 So
prime at $40 ID SO so, and SIT Sl7 &c, for clear
Beef was heavy, with small sSs, including repaCked at
IS 60 $40 So and $40 so sic for extra Beef hams
were DULL and prices nominal iard steaey with sales
Of 600 bbls and terces A. g3fc, and s:c $50
for small lots OF choice Gu. meats were dull and quie
at &c. &C. for shoulders and at &c &c. for haras
Butter and cheese were in good supply and dull.
RICE Sales Of leo casks were made sthin the range
Of $40 SIC.
susRs were steady snd in good rs4uest, white the
market closed with mora tone The sales embraced about
loo hhds chiefly Cabas, mostly within the range OF
4slc fr fair TO good refining grades and "a e.
Sc for fair to good grocery goods
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WrNCELLAyECCJ.


RssAa55ss 7HIs s sossIss
s ssADx THE THE ss 0ssIss
s sE4bT HI THfs s8sM1
THE MOST INTERESTING NCNsgs
T,,p nv Ek ISSUED
l. me MOST iNTEREsTINa NCxB6k
ruv EVER ISSUED
tHE MOST INTERESTING NBMsEs
EFhR Issued
FRANK LEsLIK's
ihLVsrkAfED rEWsPAPHg
'''e'rsa r yF irssions Of the ttS
THE BATTLE OF 0sgAT sE1Yrr
sSelcsed by our specA Artist, acconpaasd th .x,.
9 cAskdJEG OFF THE BODY OF LIEUT. csEs1s
The NAVAL BRIGADE
COLONEL DuRYKE's RKGiMkNr
FNih v crossirg Hampton creek TO ssass t,e ,e,u.
siorlsts at title Re thel page, '
THE Battle or PHILIPPI. VA,
Sseehed BY our Special Artist attached the wss.srr
Portrait Of Rrsve Ma or General George CadwailAcex
rofrait OF Cepiain Roger Jones U :. A.
GINA =
Battery lincoln sarta Rosa Island Florida
Ado laice ' ~ w. ''>
Battery at sewsis Point. Chesapeake Bay Va
batter a. r,g pon, on the Nsnsenond river. Va
Mounting the Coumbiads at Newport New Va
Portrait of General eaxon Bragg commanders the south
The coNtkDERAfE STATES PRIvArEER sA.
- VANNAH
ne"er OF Vague No captured OF Charleston, G By
Cue of Genera, Buffers "Con,raband OF War"
9Ctty Hail square nv.
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Drawings OF X, FfhNcs g COT Della
" &c. c. Assembly passed Janu-
'' '' sussf1 coSsTr &C :1 p-s7gn Jun. 20 1851
65, 8, ca, Sc, II, Il, SO, As, Al, 80, 10, 4, 43.
CossoILp iTE o-CiAss log, Draw June 70, lssl.
&C. so g. 10, 2, O. a, CO, 50, 75, 8, CT, 20, CO.
Circulars seuttree Of charge by undressing
E. FRANCE CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Ce-aware
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THCRsDAf, June 2C--6 ?. 81
Aslis The MAJ ket steady, with sales of pots al
g. so and OF pearls at IS e23t.
BHyADsTrfrs -Flour--The foreign news by the Africa
had depressing influence prices and the market for
descriptions closed at a decline on Yesterdays
rates The higher grades without change of i'm
poItance r prices TIE sales embraced about L. 0c0
clnatx4x ..4l.i 49, AL.
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The New York Herald for California;
Our Map OF tho Seat OF War.
The mail steamship North Star Capt, Jones, will leave
this port to day, at noon, for Aspnwall
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacac
will close at ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEw York WxESLy Observation-Disclosures Editon-
Contain ing the latest and fullest intelligence from the in
surreotonary DISTRICTS together with the map OF the seat
of war which We published on Monday, will BIO issued
half past eight o'clock this morning.
sifge copies in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
sible.
Doctor johnson was Generally COnsi-
dered badly dressed but II he had his
bats Of KNOX the case would have been different Knox
covers the heads Of all well dressed Ia i'm possible
be badly DIRE sed you OF Knoxs Hats Hs
is at sl2 Broadway. corner Fulton street
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KES7uCkE AND ME- cLEI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY ExTRA Gas, e43. June %, 1851.
IL, &C, AZ, l, Q. 20, 81, 81. 60, Is, I3, s.
KEr1UcxY, Ctas5 IA, june -, 1861.
IS, al. 20, &c, 49, So, 81, 8, q, 70, SS, IS, "A.
Circulars sent free o. charge B. sddras::ng ether 70
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
(oYiraNa, H, OF s.. Lolis. Nc,
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Wheeler ~ Wuspn'y Improved Sewtn,
Machine, at sduced Rr.ceA Calce COS 5sosavsY.
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RAtchslor'B UAir pye-Ths Beat

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the word Eh3l,sAe ant retail, sli toe
dye privately applied 1t Nc. 9 Aston House
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Selling on 1.-The Entire Wholesale
Stock of Mems and Boys Summs. lohrg (at retail.
gardess Of cost Greatest bargains in the city Sc and
rs Fulton street.
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Ladies, If Nou Wish Handsome Cater
Boots for yourselves and children sci articles moderate
prices, step into MILLER CO.'S, sST Canal street.