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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
T III Il N A v ".
NAVAL PRESENTATION.

Yesterday afternoon quite interesting ceremony took
place at tho United States Hotel whore Lieut. Edward
Simpson, United States Navy was presented with tcsti
monia behalf Of the volunteer officers Of tho Service
whom he has been for time past instructing in
naval ordnance or gunncry board the United States
ship North Carolina.
At two O'Clock the party TO the number of sixty
or seventy assembled in one of tho parors Of tho hotel
where upon table exhibited tho articles composing
the testimonial, VIA silver pitcher appropriately en-
graved with naval emblems two gobets and a salver.
Acting Master EpwAep VAN sicr, formerly merchant
behalf OF his brother officers. 1t testimonial, he
SAID, Of their appreciation OF lieutenant simpsons
teous and genteminy conduct towards them while they
tho recipients Of his instruction and for his gene
rous exertions in tutoring them to handle those weapons
70 DO used effectively in crushing out secession. As
token OF these sentiments DO presented the testimonials,
together with chart tanning the of the donors
all Of whom further rendered the recipient their best
wishes for the future prosperity and welfare Of himself
and family and expressed their hopes that he would BIO
rewarded'for his services by speedy promotion.
Lieut. SIMPSON IN response said it was with peculiar
ecngs of intensity and gratelncss that no present
He deprecated however being the worthy OBSERVER of
superb gift. He was ordered to tho duty of their in
strucon ho would have been any other duty but
he was graied when he came in contact with them to
find that he was TO have intercourse with sterling gone-
men. The association had been TO him OF unnter.
ruped pleasure They had been obedient pupils and tho
task Of instruction. therefore, agreeable He really
thought he had not earned magnificent testimonial
of their appreciation but he would retain and prize
1t as memehto of most pleasant epoch in
his life. In conclusion, he would give Them parting
word OF advice" Never fire too high"
Refreshments We're then introduced, and the health Of
Lieutenant Simpson was proposed and drunk amid con-
siderable applause. The festivities continued for some
time.
Lieutenant Simpson hos been ordered, and will depart
shortly to take charge of class OF instruction at tho
Newport Naval Academy, and his post on board the
North Carolina has been assumed by Lieutenant s.
Spencer, United States Navy.
Young ROVER ,gunboat $50 tons Commander HUMPHREYS
arrived AT Fortress Monroe on tho 10Th inst and left the
following day for the coast OF North Carolina.
ALBAIRnss. gunboat Ais tons, Commander Prcntss
was spoken on the 10th inst. about forty miles east of
Capa IIateras.
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CARD FROM p, T. BARNUM.

l.. T. Nj.
premacy put down the ves insrreton ever Known,
friends Of strengthen The arms Of our govern.
TO hs w s sS
this infamous rebellion nasmuch therefore, ap:
Fast Day Which every rsecns tha CHRISTIAN
community con mn take pleasure In appropriately obseng
order to give It's employees an opportunity to attend church,
Sna ~ tho Day The doors win
paraons made TO celebrate the the day
rs 10y a' hSnsrs "s sS
porting and sustaining their government and nation splen
during the rho and evening The second and Las.
aaSasiidy most % Creature %S
Ssasay SsSsmsi sspSisay ssssss
u The Foreh and Forty rs chapters of the Book of job
been amphibeas monster for ex.
Ss have y as r lna S@s He
S A. q sas ha SaS fsy %
earth there Is not his like" lie will probably be never
nal With he Rhinoeeros, and suppose they
qaadrapeds In NATURAL history are more unlike "a any
will by looking at the two or consulting any standard
take this opportunity of saying that the grand Aguaris
contains greater number Of and Interesting curostes
aW G s Ssr s az ps a ana %
for the ttlng sum of twentydye cents combination Of
The and extensive dramatic company viii the
scented (rst time IN America having been dramatzed ex.
'''''' '"'''''D GREAT EXPECTATIONS
This splendid has rehearsal and II
now produced without regard to pains or expense as an.
sr @ a arm m always 70 more S Sa
public for patronage o. twenty consecutive years, which
the managerial efforts of individual in this other
country. - ,
Inc poOn'' 00'u''"' ''''f =. r. BARNUM
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NOT A DISCIPLE OF MOSES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK. Sept. "a, 1851.
Your issue Of this morning contains correspondence
from Philadelphia in which Mr.. James NJ Hag, now an
inmate Of Fort Lafayette, is represented as Bamore
fsracte" Allow to state in contradiction that tbs
gentleman referred to IL naturalzcd Engshman-born
raised and still member Of tho Protestant church.
Knowing that your strict seIse Of justice always prompts
you TO correct mistakes, and that you have not the
slightest desire to cast undcs6vod odium upon indi-
viduas sects ask the favor Of early insertion Of
tho above in your widely circulated journal
ONE OF THE DISCIPLES OF MOSES.
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GOLD WATCH TO BE PRESENTED
TO QUARTERMAsTER FULLY, OF TIE SIXTY -NINTI
REGIMENT.

Mr. Joseph b. FULLY, the active and energetic Quarter
maser of the gallant Sixty ninth regiment, throughout
their late campaign in Virginia, is about to
handsome testimonial from his brother officers as mark
of their gratitude for his perseverance, in obtaining
pay and mileage fer the members OF the regiment. At
meeting Of the board Of officers, held at the Division Ar
mcry on Monday evening" the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously Adopted
Whereas, Quareaster Tuly has at the expense of much
time ana trouble succeeded IN getting mileage the
GERS and men OF this regiment ON the route to Washington
well for extra duty performed in working in the
ntrenchments ut Fort Cocoran; and whereas feel in
gratitude bound to acknowledge, in suitable manner
Indebtedness his dtnterested jealous and
excrtons in our behalf in this well in all matters at
fecng the comfort of the while in the service
therefore,
Resolved That present QuartemasterJ b. Tuy with
gold watch and chain. in testimony Of appreciation
OF his efficient aud valuable services
Resolved That be made the
and present 1t 10 him IA early day.
Major JAMES BAGBY, Chairman.
Colonel RoBr. NuGESr, Secretary.
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DEPARTURE OF ANOTHER DETACHMENT
OLE FIRST FIRE ZOIIAYES

Another portion Of the First Fire Zouaves numbering
about hundred and fifty, put board trans
port at late hour Monday night in order trans
ferrcd to Fortress Monroe where number Of their
rades ut present located. 1t is hoi that when the
regiment gets properly organized at the Fort they will
arrive ut that degree Of military proficiency which will
reflect credit upon themselves and the department "
which they belong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

rcpor of the iai Of the Lejohn Greeley pub
llshcd in pamphlet the Tribune Office, this Wcdnes
day domains the Pleas Opening and Arguments OF
nsel Rulings of the Court, the Testimony, Sum-
ming up Counsel Our subscribers who desire
preserue full report OF this remarkable trial, will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
THE BOSTON TIGER ZOUAvES.

hirtyfve Of the Tiger Houaves, intended to be at
tached to the Nineteenth regiment Of Massachusetts,,
rived from Boston, board tho Commonwealth at half
past five O'Clock yesterday morning. and proceeded TO
Jersey City, whore they took the O'Clock train,
route for Washington band of twenty five pieces for
the Nineteenth regiment accompanied them. The
mencature Of the Tiger Zouaves has not been applied
to these appropriately, for they looked exactly like
tigers ready for pounce their legitimate PROV.
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The British Fleet in the West Indies md
North America.

From the Bermuda Gazette Sept. 10
H. NJ steamer Challenger % guns, Captain J. j. Ken
ncdy with the broad pennant of Commodore Dunlop, sail
ed on Friday .st at noon her station the
coast OF America.
H. NJ gun vessel Skipack guns, Lieutenant Barnard
arrived On Sunday, twelve days from Grenada, for the
purpose Of repairs which found TO be of extensive
nature that she will DO sent TO Devonport, England
when patched up with necessary repairs Tor the voyage
H. Nj steamer Aradne Is dai expected from the scene
of the wreck of the Driver. TO take Commander Nelson
the officers and Of that vessel hence to Halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
The New York State Fair,
held at Watcrtown, september H. 10, 10 and 90 1861
awarded to the
L A ID ~

three of awards made sewing machines, viz -
BEST DOUBLE THREAD SEWING MACHINES,
BEST MANUFACTURING MACHINES,
REST SAMPLES OF WORK ON SEWING MACHINES;
another evidence that have best sewing machines
ali Kinds OF world. Send for circular which,
with samples work, will be any part the world
mail free, Address
Finkle 4 Lyon Sewing Machine Co..
533 Broadway, New York
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Singer & Co.'s Sewing Machines, with
the recent improvements Great reduction In prices Call
and examine at ass broadway.
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Defence or Hon. Mr.. Adams, United states
Minister I'm London.

INT1 III tIIu IFuuUH stpI IT
We are able TO contradict In the most positive manner
tho statement made by some Of the New York journals
ana repeated by some OF the correspondents Of English
newspapers that Mr. Adams tho United States Minister
to this country had written home expressing his belief
that the British government would recognise tho indie
time and courtesy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Genfn's 'DrcsS SILK Hat" for Gentle
men Paris London and New York fall styles Now ready.
GENIN, 5l3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Impurities by the organs Of the stomach and bowels. Cases
smallpox paralysis where the patient had walked
for and other equally remarkable of
other Diseases Will be presented 10 any who wiz call at
phi Canal street, where the BRANDRETU PILLS sold
at Is per box six boxes or 81 also at No Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Gentn's ''NapOlienc" Riding Hat, n Per-
feet sem, for ladies'. Now ready. GENIN ol3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
The American Passport System and Its
Effects on EmiErn fion--Mr. Stewards
nj 4 \

TFrom the London Post (govcrnment organ) Sept Ill
We are not aware tina; OWL war a1rds an excuse for
International discodrteey The Cabinet at Washington
may have excellent reason for tho introduction of pass
port system The occupation Of spies board the At
uutic steamship would be both useless and expensive
tho individual who had favored with the attentions
Of the federal detective could upon landing quietly go
about his business Just those days when New York
was tho great emporium of European immigration There
Is something so odous in tho name of spies that VIC DO
Mr. Seward the Justice OF believing that even would
unwilling except in Gases Of exrene necessity 10 arrest
any Individual whether native American or foreigner
upon such testimony. Thu absence Of passport
will now become u criminal offence. Tho nan
who may have talked loudly or fcoshy about seccs-
sion unless armed with certificate Of loyalty from
United States minister consul, must either 20
tho port from which he started go some federal
fortress State prisoner But according to Mr. Sew.
ards edct, American s b leave his country without
the permission of the Secretary u State The object no
o,x is TO prepent snpoizers IN the North from coneey
is9 inform alton any other assistance 10 the insurgents, If
M neTicdns are corA endure this system of oppres-
sion EQlisAmen only cypress their dstonimc1H and
regra. But Mr.. Seward, by stroke Of the pm, has
completely destroyed the TO which the United
States eve whA remains Of thor strength and greatness
During this century many millions OF Foreigners
English, Irish, Germans and Swsdes-havo settled in
the United States. After short period OF resi-
sdence they generally became naturazed, and lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
THE FORTY. THIRD lALBANN REGIMENT.

Some few Inaccuracies occurred in our list of tho
officers Of this regiment. G. r. Persons is Ii sutenant
Colonel and G. Mersereau Is First Lieutenant Of Com,
4
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Gymnnstics are Now Forming
Tor the season at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos and q
East Twenty eighth street, near Fifth avenue.
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Genin's s'NIOle Venetin Z0uave" Hat.
Tor misses Now ready. GENIN, 5l3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Bntchclor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
wori-IIarmess reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCHEIORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
Omr Theory Is All Disease Springs from

Hills Hair Dye.-5Oc. Black or Brown.
Best In Depot No. Barclay street. and sold BY all
druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Cristudoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Tout
pees the best Ia the world wholesale and retail the Dye
privately applied, at No. 6 Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Gray Hafr-Its Diseases, Change OF CO.
lor and embellishments New Treatment for Badness,
Inv CRANDJEAN, Astor Cloec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
LORDS Securing EstabIishment, AZ

DR.. Tumblety's p i'm pie Bnnisher.-Price
81 per bottle. Sent by mail express any address Ones
,.alr
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Genin's "AT0le Venetia" Hat for Misses
Now ready. GENIN 5l3 broadway
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Trusscs.--1tarsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trussos, Ne. Nesoy street, Aston House. Opposite
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become better known and better appreciated and England
VIII retain in her allegiance thousands of subjects who
otnerwIse might have resorted TO foreign and never
doubt has right TO say that the time has arrived
when some check ought 10 be put upon immigration
The presence OF large foreign element armed with
political power may be inconvenlent, especially at
time of civil war but if this be Mr.. Stewards
object, the subterluge 6 passport system, vex.
atous and harassing to the poor foreigner is OILY proof
OF That rashness and imprudehce which Mr.. Seward
mistakes TOT decision and vigor The notice necessarily
lyons letter TO Earl Russell published in last nights
Gd'eae that s notice has issued coa any precious
COMMUNICATION on ne part Of the Secretary Of STATE eth
re- or so far as Ikop, ,ch anyor ny colleagues nor has
Has yet been officially communicated 10 me-" This Is
mos anc'r ard di9epecful oct and We infer that i n
10 be attributed TO tho extremely hostile views which
Mr. Seward has always entertained towards England
eongs which are not likely TO be moined by tho free
dom OF speech which prevails this country and which
may have some influence in the Northern States un-
less Mr. Seward should follow up his passport system by
prohibiting the importation Of English newspapers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cn shed
nnd information Furnished by TAYLOR CO., bankers Is
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Lord Lyons on the UnltOd states Passport
SYltcm.

IFrOm the london UfIlciaI GaZette sept. 10.
EXTRACT OF DESPATCH LORD LYONS RUSSELL.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1851.
have the honor TO transmit your ordship herewith
copy Of notice from tho State Department which has
appeared in tho newspapers this morHng. II declares
that person win be allowed go abroad from port in
the United States without passport from the state De-
partment or passport counersgned by the Secretary Of
sui Of the United States or foregner from his
government countersgned by United States Minister
Consul This notice has been issued without any previous
communication the part Of the Secretary q State
either with mo- so far know, with any Of my col
loagues nor has as yet been officially announced TO
Lord Lyons enclosed the order Of Secretary Of State
Seward, dated Washington, August 10. which has
already appeared Ia the HxaALp.-{Ep. HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Prizes Caslaed Ira all Lcgalfzed Lotto
rcs, and information given by JOSEPH BATES broker 10
Wall street, up stairs New York.
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srEc.n LIST OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.


The Paris correspondent Of the London Po writing on
the 9Th of September, says
American commerce with France has almost ceased.
Mr. Munro, the well known respectable American banker
OF Paris IL about to leave for the States but his house Of
business will remain open.
The Bohemian reached Liverpool eariy the morning
Of the 11h inst.
despatch from Southampton, Sept. H. says'-The
steamship Bremen, from New York on the Slst ultmo
arrived of the Needles at 1906 A. NJ.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the New Steamship
City Of New York.
~~>~~~<>r~~->~~o~r~~~~
The Coalition Against Mexico
and It's Objects.
Lord Lyons Report On the New Pass
port Rules Of the Union.
o>~o~~o1~oO~~~~>~~~No~~~~
The English Government Organ on De PactO
Recognition Of the South,
&c., &C., &c.

The new screw steamship City Of Now York, Captain
Petrie which sailed from Liverpool at O'Clock p NJ
the 1lth and from Queenstown the 10Th inst.
rived here yesterday afternoon bringing passengers and
specie and the European files.
Prince Allied expected TO leave England for Halifax
about tho 10th inst to reioin his ship in tho North
American squadron.
The uries in Ne masssr Of the two recent railway acct
DENTS which involved such frghfu loss Of le had
turned verdp<s tAntamount TO mansanghtor against
station master In instance and against signalman
In the other.
The following IS the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25
MISCELLAN EOUS.

At $3-DoUBLE SOLE SHOES, AT JONES, 10 AND
"A IL Ann street, also, at 50 90 quilted Congress CATERS
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

Broone street. corner Broadway Ladies' Drcsscs cleaned
without ripping; also Gen.cmen's Garments Plain
Fnncy Dyeing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-25

CTRONG's PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
= Bedstead combinsd. Corner Of Warren street and
Broadway. Price SIT and $25.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Hcrald-EdItion f0
EurOne.

The New York HcraId-EdItion for
Europe.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt Shannon will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at nine o'clock
this morning.
me EUROPEAN EDITION THE Herald will be published
AZ eight o'clock in tho morning Single copies in wrap
pers, six cosss
ihe contents OF the EUROPEAN EprIoN OF TIE HERALD
will combine the news received by mail and telegraph at
the Office during tho week and up 10 the hour of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co, No. At Indgate Hill, London
England VIII receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
Official Drawings or Murray. Eddy ts
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State LOTTERIES
kgSrucKY EXTRA CLASS 505-Septembcr "a 1861
kss4yeEl o. CLASS os NIB "a a. f 1851 d.
62 "a, 90, 81, 43, 81, 81 81, IL, 3, 5, AZ, 2, &c.
Circulars sent free OF charge %6 * Epb Saer
Covinston KY, or st. Louis Mo.
Prizes Cashed in all Lcgalfzed Lotto
mss and information given by JOSEPH BATES, broker 10
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizeg Cn shed
md information Furnished by TAYLOR CO., bankers l8
wall street, New York.
That Hat OF Yours, Adolphus, % Re-
the only sie that my taste They tell me That the as
sor!meht al his store Broadway and Fulton street
mehse must call In and see him. and make q choice
Genin's "HIole Venetia" Hat for Misses.
NOW ready GENIN, 5la Broadway.
Genin's ..nIole venetia zouave" Hat,
Tor misses Now ready GENIN, 5l3 Broadway.
Genin's "Napolienc" Riding Hat, Per-
feet gem, for ladies' Now ready GENIN, o3 Broadway
Genin's sDrcsx silk IInt," for Gentlc-
London Now
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AMERICAN MUSEUM, Sept "a, 1861
CoRNs, BUNIoNS. INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
" joints and all diseases of the feet cured without pain
TO the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeon
Chopodist 76O Broadway Refers TO physicians and SUR
of ihY
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y,TACSrR & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.Eisa OF M.
w iinrV Goods have constantly on haAd eo. cwnfpi.
dered ShoGidsl Straps ssAes, Hs..s swos.s 'se 80, o. u
Franklin street.
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A DTOMAToN MUSICIAN, AT VARIETY PALACE
Court and Remsen streets, Brooklyn, plays delightful
Money Of yers dissatisfied CATER returned
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JlAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SUPPLIED AT THU
- shortest notice and the reasonable
Murray, New York. -
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A LII WEDDINGS SHOULD BE ANNOUNCED BY THE
IA style of Cards and Envelopes furnished by A.
DEMAKEST, engraver iS2 broadway. Sampcs by mail.
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WANTED,
d,
DARK BLUE CLOTH,
Suitable for
INFANTRY FROCkS

Samples with price, 70 he address TO- ,o,,=.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-14

Jig, and prices declined 10 7(975, the latter
rate for strictly prime. Holders, however,
have asked 8c higher.
Nothing doEe in bacon except what is
being sold to the Government; but as the
demand from that source has been good,
aud promises to continue so, holders expect
to sell all they have in this way, realizing
5@54 for sides and 81 for clear sides.
There has been q continued active de-
mand for the lower grades of lard-butch-
ers' bringing SC without packagesY and
head and gut 64963 in packages.
Flour and grain have presented but little
worthy of note. s IG
Whisky ruled irmer, and 4c higher.
Coffee has been very unsettled, and prices
are fully Icl6gher, making an advance OF
&c the past -4Vo weeks. This advance is
based in part upon the recommendation oil
the Secretary of the Treasury to increase
the duty 21c per pound, which it is thought
Congress will hardly aceede to.
Sugar and molasses are fiImer for the
same reason, but the expectation Of open
ing the Mississippi takes away good deal
of the speculative feeling which would 9TH
erwise exist in these articles, under the cir
cumstsnces. In some cases sugar was he'd
| 4@3c higher st the close. Should Con.
gross increase the duty on coffee, as recon.
mended, it would go up to zoe.
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TO Trnvelers and Boarder..

The american House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has, since its open
ing had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are W. II. BoICoURr form
erly of the City Hotel, and J. J. Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and fitted,
and is well arranged TO accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times. r.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, and is in every respect a
home for the wayfarer. Nov. 28-dtf