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U. s. Mail and Express Line
BETWEEN
. OLYMPIA AND STEILACOOM.

1NIE UNDERSIGNED WILL RUN A LINE OF
i Stages between the above places, clrrying the U.
8. Mail, Express packages, and Passengers.
The Stages will leave Olympia on Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays returning, leave Stcilacoom on
Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, punCtually at $
o'clock, A. NJ, each day. connecting with II. WnsOr's
HENRY WINSOR,
J. d. LAMAN,
Olympia, March 80, 1860. l9tf
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AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTE IS To
IuTnish competent and well qualified Teachers for
Schools and Families, and Teachers with desirable
situations.
Also; School Merchandise. The most modern style
OF Desks and Chairs for school rooms at the lowest
prices.
Among the many articles now for sale are the
Adamantne States Slate Globes, Philosophical Charts
and new Outline Maps.
school Property bought and sold on commission.
Circulars OF all the Private Schools kept an hand.
Parents seeking for Schools are inyteI 10 call and
select.
The EDUCATION HERALD, issued monthly ex.
pressly Tor teachers, can be had at this oiice
W. HOLT, Agent
70 Montgomery street, corner of Pine San Francisco
Teachers. School committees and Trustees. will
please TO send forward their orders for School Ncr.
chandse to the American School Institute, where
they will be promptly hed at the lowest prices
3n3
, 1861-03-01

A FAcr.-Some editor, in speaking of
the bad literature Of the present day. says;
"You may read many of the literary week
ly newspapers for year, and scarcely find
fact that will make you wiser and better
all romance, fiction, lies, velvet, and
feathers; little fiends equipped in smiles and
crnoline; big scoundrels in epaulets, with
love of a mnstaehc, turning the heads Of
smpering maidens; the everyday history of
life ingeniously belied and beautifully out
ragged! And yet it always ends most beau.
tifuly. Hundreds of persons who cannot
afford home paper in the course Of year,
spend three or four times the amount it
would cost in purchasing this trash.
, 1861-03-01
Laws Of the United States.
pf AUTuOaIrT.l

An .of making anprupriations for The Legslate, Ex
ecnlice and Jadicisl expenses Of Government for
l6 Yoar cnding the thtieth Of June, eighteen hun
, 1861-03-01
STEAMER mr. RANGER.

THE STEAMER RANGER BEING NOW M
good running order is well prepared to do all kinds
Of ireghting and towing the most favorable terms
All parties having claims against her must present
them before the 18th December next, else they will
not be allowed.
Address Milas Galliher, at steiaeoom, or the Cap
tain on board.
November 30, 1860. 2u
, 1861-03-01

R6The number of sea-going vessels in
the world is about eighty-fve thousand, of
which two-thirds belong to England aud
the United States.
, 1861-03-01
Washington Nursery.

THE UNERSIGNED OFFERS TO NsE$fS
Il the public this season large and well -
selected lot Of FRUIT TREES, that for ia1fSaEs%
thrifty growth and handsome forms, few ~ W
can compare and none excel. hav ha -.aAAaa--
many Of my trees bear fruit and they have proved
Just what represent them to be. Those intending 20
plant will do well to examine for themselves. Apple
Pear and Plum trees from to four years old aud
Cherry one and two years old, will be sold at reduced
prices for cash. All orders promptly attended 10.
HUGH PATTlS0N.
Washington Plains, Pierce County, T.
Oct. 10, 1850. Gm4S
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EdWkfG H1mHldd, 10 # HyfEn +. 7nubEut UUs
Jno r.. kennedy. do; VIM. Thomas 10; Wn. Il.
kellogg, do; L. Z. Osborn, do; Johu !. RrsGsll,
do.
Heb TO Blu--n yes!erday's Police Court
Petex c. Kcysn ws4 held to bail in &5.., for
stealing Eundry DRY goods, valued at 81, nd
@e property Of Hr. ard Mr. Goodman -
Dunton. The 4ttr came into tho city On
II day list and purchased the goods at Ross
d F,eter'e, leaving them temporarily st I ST.
fnS~ ,.o.~ %1a Eo-1,~a.4.~- nn1,o{ F.nE7
, 1861-05-21

FQ11Q ,1by He1E tKASu " 2TfH0' 131F83zs IF 7
he tint oftke larceny, waa at large On his
,wn recog1irance to appear At the next term
II the Recorde's Court On similar charge. |
70 It would appear he hes uoW double Inter /
est IN the approaching term of the Recorders |
Court.
Tia EtuFGes Rldes.
Uuf4rnseble weathes on Sunday modified |
.hc plxns announced fer religions exercises ut |
1hup sturges Cottage Grove At9 P. n the
company marched ciiywari. made IN attack |
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aEis.Sis<ikS AND MIC HkGAei rASAL.
ARnlVED....,. ,.,..Msy II.
Investigator, Athens, d rnhbla atocc, 25 c
II q i&ti;,nts. A'hens n c rrbbie stone 40 +
,:tylsE;u stnHts
i i. Alt santl.r, i,oekpart, EIfl hu corn.
l.et,,rnt, l4us hpurt, al 10 bu corn.
Thnn,es, OTTAWA. b4Do hu corn.
E. r zira.nermxa, Ottawa, 5li: bn com. Sa beans,
IstJ EmeF5. ott.wa. zea1 hu corr. 10 bals pota-
tues.
Fans. IssAle, 1871 bb's aour 49, bo1s hcef SIS Tea
h:.mt.
Pam er State, Lase.!e, 6447 hu corn.
D Estn1ou. LaRslle, 2o9 ,7G7 rs wtsta }ead.
CLEARED. May H.
North Bar. IAsalle.
] L AtxrHder, Lotkron.
Lenont, L,ckrort. Is boxes glass, ati It lumber.
Aida, La8aNe, " ,eos Il lumbes
Mariner, LAt stle.
New York, L. Sale -..-.... 49,.
Jeiferso1 Laslo. %, ,e4s lumber, 5000 sth 1850
nj E1re.
LueEa, LA8al1e, % bills ta1t.
Aleona, LaSa1Ie.
Progreas, LaSalle.
Arabia. Iasal1e, "a 20 4 lumber. 600 + 4tdisg,
12i,0O0 shingles, 6h0 lath, e947 b R:ooda.
Ghra1ter, LaSa1le Is: 80 n lumber, 90 Qo0 1ath.
, 1861-05-21

OFF
Company D. rniea Cadets, No. I, Capt. L.ng.
Company E, Union Guards. Capt. Endzis.
Company F. swiss >aaspshooters. Capt. Joliet.
Company @, JeHerso.' Volunteers, Capt. Mess
y.
Company &, Chicago u. yer, cspt. TIehlssuan.
Company ], Pioneers, Cait- Won Horn.
Company E, Cicero Volunteer Co., Capt Lam~
e..
CHICAGO SUNDAY SCHOOL USoN.-At their
n:e annual meeting tho ualoa elected mem.
,ers - follows:
Fsrstden--James 7. Griffin.
Sec: stdyy-E. O. Wilder.
Executive C0s7sfsittts-B. 2. IAcahs, NFro, TOM
..ton, J. 4. Parsons, j. M. Cutler, J. i. Endsr-
ToLf.
EAaDY CLOSING MorKMKSr.-Thc DRY
Goods CLERKS EARLY Association Of this es.y,
'iganizel Tor the purpose OF procuring sho;t.
II houre :; brelnees In the dry goods est&b
II hcn en+& ~ The civ annojnfes1 q commit, ~,
, 1861-05-21


a67 sold.
Foreign Markets.
Pm CANADA.l
LIVERPOOL May e.-sugar quiet, Coffee steady.
LONDON, MAJ 9.-Ireadstutfs dull and unchang-
ed. III. Central shares 39H GaQk discount; Etfa
1gA.
LyKRpooI., May 9.-DREA EAosrrrTs.-R-s s. b Co.,
and ". n. & Co. rep IT hour hrn. slightly higher;
wheat firm, red lis 3d@1as ID white LIS 8d<
Corn quiet, but steady, ufxed tis "a; yellow 345
edG8es Sd white <atGa5s I'd.
Beef steady. Pork firm. Bacon quiet Lard
dull-quotatlsns unchanged. Ts1loW dull.
PEE CANAn5AH.1 1AgERFooL, Mayo
Sugar quiet. CofEeo STEADY.
LONDON, 9th.-Bre3dstufa dull and unchanged.
Illinois Central shares a21@s9N discount; Erie
194.
Er1Rrooz, Nay oth--Breadstufs-- s. i Co.
and ", N. q Co report -four firm, slightly higher.
Wheat hrm; red 1lesd1 112ssd; white i9ssdeb14s.
Corn quiet, but steady; mixed 3is8d; yellow
HEGdG3Sased; white az s11a1s8d.
Reef steady. Pork firm Rxcon quiet. Lard
dull-quotattna1 unchanged. Tallow dull.
LONDON. 9th.-Funds dull, but stationary. Tbs
principal eante of arnl Ia the belisf that thu
American crisis will throw considerable dernxad
on England for many 1rttcles OF produce and man
T4Fx H$r@1A ~ ia SA+ L. Anf.z
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a. 81 Il LOO $50 " Il
81 fx3O -, 37o j"
10 - " 1850 u :, 800 :"
Is 'i " laQ +" 3S7@ ="
50 u 1t 400 ;, 3H H "
~ tt - 14E ,.8ns Is
~ - Il 1884 s., 3k0
q u u lx50 81. $50 81 ;.
Is 6 81 1877 :, 36S - .
II u II 1858 Il 37b Il Il
IS " Is 12&5 ". 800 ts Is
o. to 90 d head eastern e.
a 's $. 1850 q :. 8.46 preferred currency,
II !" " 1886 -. $40
HodB.
q head arg 1eo Ds.s $+.4o pFssTed currency.
rs I" 10 II >. 4.9Q "
t19 ct {" iii t' :. 400 q It
40 ~ " as * . 100 s.
III :" ~ S4U # :, 4.b0 Is -
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FIcur. Whsas :. ~. < the following rates: for
ooc ta.hels we're solar* -, =. =. sight drsfts.
gold. No: Spring at s4s;( sseeks, ~ No: At At
No, = At &c: and for prefetFe> 1900 bushels
e1@ssc, and Fo. = at sst3soc. Abo>, for N. 7.
, 1861-05-21

" ~Aa~EA s>M>--~tat~- .e .--~
q Prot Wood fh tn-Essa nanars Ens1<
:{f7 {: q, ,..,; !!lszx ::*!s:"-7 .: :.s.*tt
, 1861-05-21

were appointed to csuect the necessary funds
and provisions for the temporary use Of the
regiment,
Ii wAa teAnlynd tn nend cnnmiff ee Of thrna
, 1861-05-21

n Brown, Lockpnt.
D. A Thorp, Joliet, fs tsS It lumber, 800 posta.
Tide. Lasalle, 23Do1 Il L. 'nber, s8o plekets.
G Huntcon, LaSs1le, 8lAa' n lumber. 200O pick
cts. 900 Il sliding, coca lath. 1eG0 ~ c work,
( bf hbls fish
, 1861-05-21

vt once to Washington to urge the acceptance
o.. tho regiment for the war. Lisat, Colonel
Knpbelsdorf, Major Kune and Cspt Yon HON
ner, appointed sueh committee.
III, following Is List Of companies com
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Total..... 800 1900 1036ot a1Zs7 .... 49,.
nLCk1TTs AND SHIPMENTS nY CANAL, MAr II.
Reeriptt. Salpments.
Com, bu....... 81, ,4a5 Lumber, fs...... z3sTaa
Flour, b1l1....... lg7 Shingles, No.. 1sa,00o
Potatoes, bu...., 80 Lath. .pca......,. 5000
Beef, brls. 633 Salt, br1a ........ 10
kEEEKrrTS A.tr AK1fN1NT3 DI cAAL, EAY IL.
Rtestpts. 5htp7:ents.
Corn. bu.. 1p,6at Lumber, ft...... s0T $40
Wheat, hu..,.... e74 Shingles, No.. $4,000
Lath. pcs....... 10000
Posts, Eo....... 500
Pickets, No.. 2s80
Salt, br1s. ....... ~
Fhh,, hf brla..., 4
R1cH1TTs AND sH1rnE1Es BIT LAKz, NAT 20.
Receipts. Snipments.
Lumber, a.. a,oB,ooo Flour, brls......, s4ao
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II thr undesatgaed LAv.eacsJ J. Nyssau, has heea
bJ decree IN CAsaceTy Of Mo sC3es4os Court Of CD
cagp entered On May nth. L5 In suit wheeeta fssaa
B1cEaaao q eonp pfaicsnt,- And Roberx / Fsb.za.
zu1a 8: Fabian, 7tcuas l. Fc!rasts Palltp &. ~:
Trustee u placo Of Heas7 L. Fo1reat, dsessxsA- Is
carry ont the proylAoRa Of ctrals Trust Decd sxe
ccteb BY Eohcrt /. Factxp and EInHS i. fab!1o, 10
said Henry L. Forrest rru7seo, % secure. coe*ata
pxpzatssoI 1ote Of Five Thousand Do1la1 dated My
order u Thomas i. fu7est via interest st ps<
r. TeoTs Z IA nass ~ md 51i LII 5qs =
no RssoraeTs Once sf Eoox Coaat, II Rooz X
alter described Txs conveyed TO said Uen.y l.. FoTsst
to 3eCure said Note-
Aud wnereaA said Nots with Interest troc ths dste
thereof ia now wholly due aud unpaid, aud Tiers ,
, 1861-05-21

w. #1xagE. Vtate Bank eat tts Df:=chzs j;
1tcM. this sox1 ttrg ras'rfa5-. -. Calm, :~t
,-t ~ .: ~, ->;- :::;.',.Si liz :-..>..' 4l':.
tt '-,a.s: ;y'.a E}.*4.s
, 1861-05-21

!, u :. <. :, .. 4 =, -:
!, II - !" lAo - $4g.t9 q head In =, +. ct.
:!n::* IT.: :"s...~! for 'EoEr !. '!s.. s,ni
" .,.~ Il -. si1utt+ t. - A3 j.,:,ssa II hHy
s..1, tbs ttanxacttnts weTs iek:. H*1es ~ .ci
da.~ t4a l~S-- vr-s:
, 1861-05-21

.41t:'< s.:r~'''@*;;. 0:1;*'A; It IL r; -7.nts,
, 1861-05-21

a11B1t75 nEns7 . %11cs
s.eady; ty,s.f steady; pork tEm bacon quiet
Isyd and tALo7 dull.
There wAs GOOD attendance on 'chsnse to-day;
, 1861-05-21

CUE IdHEeulI tEe BH11 u F9tb IHou8t t1It 11et t1
Axd EeycatyTwo DollasA = pay wa!Gn tad 10 u sia
, 1861-05-21

NJ 4 F. FIT e D.
, 1861-05-21

- H. 1851 st u ocioGk noon of that dsy the no1A
teoF OF kna Court Ho7ss "a Ch,cage. 70 The hghess
bidder fer cssh tho Real Estat: co1rgTed a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
NJ of elegant Household Furniture, day, eleven
O'Clock, The store lA Broadway, consisting Parloi Lii
brary, Dining Room ana Chamber Suits, rosewood satin
wood, black walnut mahogany of various clc
giant paerns Parlor Secretaries, Ergercs Cantcrburies
Work Tables Centre and Fancy Tables elegant rusewun
Wardrobes Dressing Tables Armour-atiace, Bedstcas
Bureaus, Workstands, 6r Butcs, Extension Dining Ia
bles Hall Stands Chairs LOUNGES Easy Chairs Vases Tea
Sets &C. making very large and wcl selected stock OF
class goods, which the alteration Of baters requested
Catalogues at sale, and sale positive.
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yTANrEp-ro GET IN DEBT ON BOND AND MORT

w gage 40 per real estate, not far in the com
tryvalusd forty thoussntor fifteen thousandto
be expended t,reon and thus insure roud income Any
pcus lady under hty Vt good descent willing TO meet the
BY nstfments. have mortgage in alvnncc with
time 70 look about r,minary 10 love match the adver
tier being of susceptible and romantic trrn word say the
taxes ~ paid ana title clear shat of himself he gn
iean by BIRTH education and position, rather good looking
very modest very IN earliest having the
Of Joke in his life, hopes none levites OF kind
viii be pointed In tins instance tn no shfew
snaH aker marriage broker viii answer because the
thing stands he t. too dsinciescd press ktbe wedding
but must have ,ise money, Highest city rclerences &C.
Please address TIL the 9Th December, C@lcos Melog ST.
cjy poq
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ASTRCLOGY.

A sTRoIoGY.-MApAME MEYER, LATE OF NO 256
N Eighth avenue has returned from the country and
up residence 14o Seventh avenue,
Shc continues to tell past present and future
Madame MEYER IN English French aud German
and gives warrantee for her art.
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MADAME RAY, 2eo SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR TWEEN
h seventh street. surprises all who visit her The sick
rronbad and unlncky should test powers
very oghts lucky numbers losses Ladies', IS cents gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

u, COTTON. AUCTIO NEER.--RECEIvER'S SALE OF
+. Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, rosewood
Ilanoiore, Cntains DIlNara Tables On tomorrow
street, Nassau very large and general assortment of
good rosewood and mahogany Furniture every kind and
description. Among the may be found very
superior rosewood P.anoore but little used; Billiard
Table, with bcd fifteen Carpets 0iicioths
six French Plate Mirrors together with other kind Of
Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
l friends and the public of all the events Of e II you
wish thu truth give her call az 262 Kving,on street
foumoia Ladies, rs cents; gentlemen, 30 cents. Hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

REMITTANCE TO IRELAND &c.-TAPsCOTT 4 CO.
IL continue to draw drafts they have done past
twenty ive years Those wishing to remit money their
friends can be supplied With drafts for amount payable
plying ber established place OF business SO south
street, New York
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DEAD TuTs,-A pHRENoIoCIsr AMI AsTnoI .ocrsr

DEAD THIS,-A PHRENOLOGIST AND ASTROLOGTsT
LIZ that beats the Mnrld, and 5000 reward any
who can equal ME-. WpLINGToN who ia acknowledged
be the only lady In this city who truthfuy gives
losses law SUITS journcys absent friends love
so.rtship marriage heath wealth. and who win reclaim
drunken snd unfuthtG hus ands Miss W only Der-
IN this city who has The rennne Roman and Arabian
Guarantees for fc ucay consult this naturally
gifted ana beautiful young lady. Lucky numbers given
Highly respectable city references be her resi-
dr,r4, l0l Sixih avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

DENRY GREEN, AUCTToHEER-TIIIs DAY AT io,.
O'Clock at the store !at Villain street, 20 boxes Soap
lerfnire 100 Herring II erifng
Saccs Btters, 10 Catawba Wine Prunss, &C.
Also 10 OF Clothing, Overcoats Watches, jcwerv, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

the Army aud Navy Departments payable In any city Of
the Union, collected and eashed by JOHN H. MuRRAY
Army and Navy Banker SO Nassau street, opposite the Post
Office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CIVIL. AS, WELL AS
~ parties Interested in bridges, invited inspect
new supersructurc which will be placed in the Park
racks at ~ NJ. today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

INOR HAVANA,
The United States Mall Steamship
COLUMBIA,
Richard Adams United States Navy Commander viii leave
pier No 4, North river, Tuesday, November Is at II
O'Clock precisely
Passengers requested passports before
tng passage.
For Freight or Passage,
sPoFFoRD, TILEsTOS 4 CO.,
20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

A USTRAI.IA PIONEER LINE CARRYING THE
n United States Mails-The AL extreme ppcr ship
HARRY BLUFF, 1850 tons capacity, Rednan commander
snd win be despalcAsd positively Dee has unsurpassed
freight passage apply to r. w. CAMERON, 90 Beaver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

STEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
~ poo-fhc Montreal Steamship Company's class,
ul powered Clyde built steamer NOVA SCOTIAN, Captain
Alton carrying the Canadian and United States mails
san from uebe next Saturday November g. Rates pas
Gage from New York:First class according
on S66 and $780, secrage found with good provisions $50
Certificates issued for bringing passengers all the
principal towns In Great Britain ireland very low
Gates For passage apply At % broadway, New York
ISABEL II SEARLE, General Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

TAWNBROKER's sALE.--W. G. HIGGINS WILL SELL
Tuesday. November &C. at l0 O'Clock, at s2O Ninth
avenue near Forty second street. large assortment OF
Clothing Coats Pants SILK Dresses Shawl Coaks, Beds,
Pihows Quilts Re- rs order G, HIGGINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

TLAIRyOyANCE.--MRS SEYMOURS MEDICAL
~ Rooms located io West Fifteenth street corner Of
sixth avenue (entrance Fifteenth street,. Consultations
sickness business, abscn. friends &c and satsfac
ton guaranteed rs usual pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

A BONA FIDE AsTR0LoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend on IL Madam" WILSON, who tells the Oh
cci your visit yuu enter her Madame
greatest astrolocst that known. She
will the powers OF her wonderful science and tell all
the events Of your whole l Her predictions are 50 tre
they surprise every that conss her Some ladies'
ny get little mid though they need not fear for she
pracues nohin. what reasonable to philosophers
All should this wonderful and ystericus lady,
Her has been known to TAIL and twenty thou
dollars reward who equal her in The
above scisce Madame Wilson is In possession Of the cele
brated magic charms which certain III their eject
Truly may she I've called wonderful woman. lSo Allen
between Houston stanton, the bakery Fee
for ladies and gentlemen, 80 cents
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HUTCH BuLBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTI0N-THIS DAY,
- AT III Broadway al lVts O'Clock, viz Double and
Single Hyacnihs, Crown Imperials, Gl,dcous, ne.
Warranted fresh imported aud O nanlcs
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at pier SO East river will sail Wednesday, 27th the
s. THOMPSON December4 For passage drafts on Bank
Of Ireland apply the Office of THOMPSONS Black Star
line, 2f5 Pearl street.
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INSTRUCTION.

CONVERSATIONAL. COURSE IN FRENCH. -PROF. d.
~ LAGaOIX, AM. 143 Ninth street Broadway is
furmn day ladies' and evening gem
tlemcn TO commence Monday, Dec. q Terms IS per
qrartr For references 6c apply from 10 TO II a. H. or7
30 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

LtOR iIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR LINE-TuE
y favoiite packet ship BELLE WOOD lying at pier 81
as river, sails Nov 70. The j. H. RYERSON sails Dec T.
FOR passage drafts Ireland dc apply WILLIAMS
GUION, 40 Fulton street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

nANIEL II. BURDEr'T, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLOUR
II at Observation-Disclosures, JONES Il CO will sell, Tnis
day (Tucsday at Ia O'Clock IN front OF store 100 Wall street.
for account of whom 1t may Extra State Flour
6N bbs. extra State Flour. Of MakoN and Huron Mills,
slightly damaged by fresh water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

STEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pooh--yhe Mon real Steamship Cumpanys first class
gun powered, Clyde bi steamer NORWEGIAN Captain
MMasters carrying the Csga lian and United States mails
VIII sail from Portland next saturday November 80
D passage from New York-Firs class according accom-
modation SO and $685. eerae found with good provisions
Hs0 Certificates issued for bringing from
The principal towns In Great Britain Ireland at very low
rates For passage apply at q radway, New York.
SABEL SEARLE General Agents.
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WOODS GYMNASIUM AND FENCING ACADEMY
w 93 and % Sixth avente.-"Ihs 80 health
else depend" Morning, afternoon classes fer
ladies, gentlemen and children Sword hour,
day on evening Terms how. WIN. WOOD Propulsion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HANsA
Il H. j.: Won Sanlen, commander. carrying the Unit
States mau wl sail from pier 80 North river OF Cham
SATURDAY. Deem. or 81, at IL O'Clock NJ
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
taking passengers to
LoSbok, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
o. the following rates "'
For the drst cabin $lOo second cabin $60 s.ecrage
For freight or passage apply TO
OEfRfCHs 4 CO., 65 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

A FIRST OR SECOND LIEUTENANTS COMMISSION
~ wanted in infantry regiment, which u rcasona-
beercc win be given Address boz 3s5l New YORK Pos,
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

GNOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
first class will leave New York the fst 18th
and 2s each month"; except when these dates fall Sun
lowing.
For freight passage apply at the only Office No. Bow
ting Green. D. 8. ALLEN. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

OFFICE or UNION PORCELAIN COMPANY, 81 JOHN
" street New Nork.fs company otter sale its
manufacturing establishment, az Greenpoin Long Island
comprising In part Enthusiastically -one lots o, land
ckford Coyer and Oakland Streets together
with the mpovcnts thereon Also the tools and fixtures
connected with said manuaciory together with the
nnfacturnd partially manufactured stock now
premises. BY order OF the trustees.
SAM. BEMAN President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

A GOOD cor GOOD LOUNGE AND GOOD
n Chair, all in piece. size wien folded BY incAr
and two feet long Camp cest trnks camp
stools DC. GURLEf Il BRADY, AZ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

NTOTICL.--Qp ARTERs FOR A REGIMENT-AMPIE
IN grounds Hoei containing sixty Rooms. large Driii
ROOM and councillors board Barracks Coz House.
Guard House, Hospital. water easy
New fors, Fsriurher particulars apply q s. - YCkOfF
Co, I0t Murray street, II. \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-17
Military Affairs I'm Missouri

bert says that DR.. Seimer, residing az Liberty
township, near Usage bridge, has been arrested
and sent to Jefferson city, for trial by martial
law, for raising company Of Union volunteers.
A m Hillary encampment Of about two hundred
State troops at st. Joseph, mostly armed with
guns recently taken from the arsenal at Liberty,
dispersed on the 18th.
Enlisting at the arsenal at st, Louis continues
active, about three hundbed having been received
Yesterday. Ii 10 understood that HYDE Park, In
the northern part Of the city, has been leased by
the government, and that a regiment OF troops
will be CHARTERED there.
The Keokuk and Quincy papers say that hun
dreds of Union men have been driven out OF
Missouri under orders issued by the Council Of
the Southern Legion.n