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Mrs HANOVER, 100 Fifth-street, will close
out her elegant assortment of Summer mil
linery at cost. The stock consists of a
superb lot of pearl, soft straw and cactus
bonnets; large assortment of silk and
Grape bonnets of every description, and the
latest styles; very large assortment OF
hoods of all kinds, ribbons, flowers, &c.
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ArriraIs- Superior, Louisville; Bostona No. 2,
Portsmt nth; Boston, Big Sandy; Prioress, Madi-
son; J. II. Done, Moseow; Mary Cook, Marietta ;
Economy, Marietta Poland, Pittsburgh Reliance
Wheeling; Lancaster, No. 4, Neville; Moses Me-
Iellan, LawrencebuTg.
Departures Superior. louisville; Bestona No. q,
PoIt mo- ath; Boston, Big Sandy; Prioress, Madison;
Lancaster No. 4, Neville; Mary Cook, Bellair hi.
Mcclellan, Lawrenceburg.
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MILITARY ELECTION. - The election for
officers of the Second Regiment of the Re-
serve Militia took place yesterday, and re-
suited in the choice of the following: Colonel,
J. F. Wilstee; Lieutenant-C Colonel, Charles
II. Reeder; Major, l.. Schloss.
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STABB1NG WITH INTENT TO KILL.-A man
named William Kelley was last night ar
rested and lodged in the Ninth street Station
house on charge of stabbing with intent to
kill. We were unable to learn the particu-
lars of the case.
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LOST

n OsT-On Fifth, Seventh, Race or Walnut. sts i,
Il Gold Breastpin, with Coral Head. The hnd.
~ will be rewarded by leaving it with NIXON,
CHATFIELD WOODS, ~ and 40 Walnut'st.
E OST-PLAN-0f a three cornered house, i've
H divisions, on yellow paper; supposed to be lost
on Walnut Hills. Any one returning the same to
= this Office will be rewarded. je25-bs
A OST-P0RTE- MONNAIE = Yesterday morn
IL ing, from the south east corner of Central
and Perry ct. to the Cathedral, containing few
cards, etc and from 81 90 to SO in money, which
amount will be cheeTfullY given as a reward upon
|. returning the above 20 IjS Central ay as it is
II OST-0n Thursday night, in the west end OF
kl The city, small black .and-tan Rat. terrier
Slut Sbtut eight mon hs old has bare patch on
name of 4" Rose " Give reformation at 1874 Ey-
erettst between Cutter aud Linn. and get suitably
rewarded. a.
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FOUND.

ISOUND-POOKET. BOOK-On Sunday evening,
H near the Br ghton House, containing a small
sum OF money, which the owner can have by pay
ing for this advertisement. je25-b
HNOUND-The only store In the city that keeps
n up a go assortment Of Fresh Bonnets, Rib
bons ar Millinery Goods the original and only
Cheap Millinery store, No. > West Fifth-st. near
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MORE SoLDIERs-The "Kirby Guards"
Captain A. G. Miller, have been accepted for
three years service, and will Immediately
open a recruiting office in the city for the
purpose OF filing their complement.
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EXAMINATION FOR High SCHOOLS Our
readers will find, in the column of Especial
Notices" an advertisement Of Importance to
pupils intending to enter the High Schools.
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laneous.
The two Kentucky regiments left their old
quarters at Camp Clay, yesterday, and Will
GREATER occupy the places of the Third and
Fourth Ohio Regiments, at Camp Dennison.
They will no doubt be ordered East soon.
All Of the Ohio troops at Camp Dennison
will be off for the seat of war by Saturday
next. The Grays, and perhaps the Seventh
Regiment will leave to-day.
MORE SEIZURES.
Collector Carson yesterday seized twenty
one 1evolvers in the wagon Of German
from Kentucky. He denied all knowledge
Of the pistols.
HEIGHBoRlNe CITY FRIGHTENED.
The following is from the Evansville Jour
nal of yesterday. We hope the people have
survivtd the fright
"0ur city was thrown into high state of
excitement yesterday afternoon, by the
arrival of a messenger with the announce
ment that six hundred Secessonists wero on
their way to attack the town. A thousand
rumors were aAoat during the afternoon and
night, and it was quite impossible to ascer-
tain what was really the cause of alarm.
"As near as we could find out, the messen-
ger brought note from the Sheriff of War
rick County, addressed to Colonel Wallace,
announcing that two boats had been seen
with six hundred troops on board. That
their destination was unknown, but advising
the Colonel to be on his guard. A consulta-
tion with the Mayor resulted in a call to
aIms.'
1.-THE various companies of the Home
Guards were soon on the street. armed and
full of fight. The companies at Camp Wal
lace were mustered into the city an artil-
| Jery squad, with one gun, was planted on
the Lue Edves and dispatched up the river
to make an observation; messengers were
sent out, post haste, to act as scouts, and the
whole city was in blaze of excitement.
"At the time of writing, we are still unable
to gather any thing definite or satisfactory
| We are confident that the alarm grew out o.
a misapple ehension on the part of some one
| but we will have TO wait for further devel.
opments before we can CLEAN any thing
| like satisfactory statement out Of the mas:
of contradictory rumors."
THE GODDARD GUARDS.
The Goddard Guards, named in honor o
Rev. Kingston Goddard, are recruiting a
1919 West Fifth. street. They are to be at
tached to Colonel Sullivan's Regiment, ant
will go for the war; They go Immediately
under the control of the General Govern
ment, without any Columbus circumlocu
ton.
THE ROUGH AND READYs.
The Rough and Readys, Captain Cox, ar
recruiting at l40 Vine street. They go 70
the war, and will be attached to COlone
Wilstach's Regiment.
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COMMENCEMENT AT GLENDALE.-The Com
mencement exercises of the Glendale Col
lege will begin to-day, at nine o'clock.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at the Office of the Board of City I'M
provements, until nine O'Clock A. NJ of FBlDAY,
July o. 1861, for regarding, citing curbs aud tur
nishing ones where necessary, and paving, with
goCd sound bowlder. stone, a bed OF clean gravel
ten inches deep, Seventh street. from the east gut
ter of street to the east gutter OF Cutter
street, including three rows of dressed gutter
stores, and double row of twelve by six inch flag
gings of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fat-rock stone
at all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties
Bidders to use the printed forms, as no other will
be received.
je26.tt GEORGE ]. GUILFORD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm.
prOvements, until nine O'Clock A. NJ. of July 2, for
furnishing to the city, and delivering on the Or.
phan Asylum Lot, from one hundred TO one thou
Sand yards of clean gravel.
By order Of the Board.
je:6.tt GEORGE ]. GUILFORD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. CEIVED at the Office of the Board Of City Inn
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. Of July 2
1861, to repair Central avenue from Mohawk Bridge
to the Brighton House. -
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties Bid
des to the printed forms, as no other Will be re-
ceved.
BY order Of the Board.
je26-tt GEORGE ]. GUILFoBD. Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SAIE-There Is q fine Billiard.
"A table, with Balls and Cues complete, to be sold
at COOPER ST6KESS A1ction.room IL IA Easi Eat
and see it. Je2O-d
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DHILADELPHIA TANDARD sU-
20 bTls o PulveriEed Sugar (Lovering's) 20 brls.
Powdered Sugar SLoyering's) IL store and for sale
HArDKER CHIEF XTRACTs.-
N Frangipanni, Patchouly, Emprosa Eugepis
Jockey Club Sweet Brisr RondeIetis, GeraSiSIs
yerbeus, Eose, and eveg gthe5 fssorits Extract
for sale By ALBEIT Ross, Drsggist,
IS4i =. W, CO.. CslsaA--At. 49,. &-.s-A -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-26

THE annual exhibition of the Cathedral
School will take place TO day.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

DUEcANsoN's painting of the Tornado I"
will be placed on exhibition Thursday.
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PERSONAL.

RRRsONAI l., NoFADOEN and LADY,
CiAiTVoy ant, He>l ing and Test oiums, may
- consulted for n few days at 2l9 West Fifth st
ntire satisfaction will be given or no charge will
.e E.as, Ie23-ef
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GUN.BoAT CoNEsToGA. - The guu. boat
Conestoga is now lying at the landing, and
will leave for Cairo this morning.
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says;
eastern Exchange is quiet and steady.
The selling rate at the Banks is N@H per
cent. premium for Gold, q per cent. premium
for Eastern, and A@l per cent. premium for
Ohio and Indiana Currency.
"The Wheat market opened quiet, butunder
an active inquiry on 'Ohange it became
frmer and steady at 6611@66c. for No. l and
b71S@5sc. for No. Spring.
The New York Times Of Monday gives the
following review of business at that point
during the past week:
''The trade at this port the past week was
unusually active in the export clearances Of
domestic produce, the value of which is
nearly three and half millions. In other
respects, trade is reported dull in Dry Goods,
and moderately fair in Groceries. There is
some improvement in both lines, however,
since May, and the demand from the interior
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We learn that W. D. Bickam, of the Com
meTciaI, has been appointed to Mr.. Rozen-
Grams Staff with the rank of Captain.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
financial Affairs.

Yesterday was quiet day in Third-street.
There was but little Paper seeking market
as only unexceptionable is now entertained
at lo@l2 per cent. per annum, for sixty and
ninety day obligations. Paper now matur-
ing is generally that which has been re-
newed.
Exchange was frmer at 4 per cent selling
and 14 buying, and Gold very firm at q.
There was but slight change in Uncurrent
Funds. Kentucky is in good demand at Ia
~ discount. The Farmers and Northern
Bank are still bought at discount.
Wisconsin Money, in consequence of the
late bank mob in Milwaukee, suffered further
depreciation, and was not purchased better
than 5O@60 discount.
The present rates for Uncurrent Money
are
Kentucky, l@l11 New Orleans, 4 North
Carolina, 30@5O; Pennsylvania Gnterior),
3@5; Virginia wheeling City,, TO- Wheeling
Branches 10; other solvent Virginia, 20;
Missouri, l2@l3; Iowa, 395; Wisconsin (sol-
vent, 4O@50; Wisconsin (discreditedl, 65@70;
Illinois (sOlvent) 40@50 Illinois (discreditedl
6O@7O; Baltimore, 2@3; Maryland (interiorG
8; Tennessee (old Banksl l5@l7; Tennessee
(free Banks), 2O@25; Michigan and Canada,
8; Alabama, 30950i South Carolina and
Georgia, 30@50 discount.
The rates of Exchange and Gold are as
fOllows.
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HNOR sALE-A WAR-CHARGER-A compact,
u, powerful Arab stallion, formerly the war
bharger of British General, and ridden by him
throughout the Crimean war, is offered for sale at
moderate price. This horse is bay in color,
twelve years old thoroughly sound, without vice,
and perfectly broken can pack any weight, and
has the courage to face any thing. He will thrive
on bard work and scapty fare. Apply at No. As
Walnut st. or address T., at this office. je22-f
EOR SALE-UNITED STATES GOVERN
n MENT LAHDS-At l2H TO 90 cents per acre.
Persons desiring can effect entries of the United
States Government Lands in Missouri at the above
prices, on application TO the undersigned, who is
authorized 70 take applications in due form These
L. O. Eourse Co.'s Bank, 30 West Third-st.
mh23 til
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FOR SALE,

NOR sALR-SkLO0N-A rare chance to buy
II one of the best Saloons in the city; will be sold
very low. Apply to HALE 4 Co, 1913 Walnut st.
J lje25-bl
NOR SALB-G oOD REAL ESTATE-For
II Merchandise. l will give a good trade to any
person wanting TO make good investment will call
80 my office from to 10 a. M. and from to P. M,
Vt No. 3 West Third.st Ije25-bl W. N. DORA.
ENOk SALE-BOBsE AND CARRIAGE-A
II family horse, that can be driven by a woman
anywhere, and a twO-seat Jenny-Lind carriage,
together with a set of harness The whole turn ouI
lOr S275 cash. Address SUBURBAN, Press ONE.
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Camp Clay Abandoned-Nors Seizures-A
Big Fright in a NeighbOring Gy-MisceI-
laneous.
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WANTED.

AWAETS," "FOR SALE" "FeR BENT"
= LOST" " FOUND" BOARDING." eso.-Ad-
ssrtissenis coming under these headinOs not esoeed
] in0 fee lines, siH Be inserted tsSioeJor rs oents
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FOR RENT.

WCOR RBNT-ROoMs-.At No. 40 Einth-st
y between Centralav and John, with or without
board Inquire at the premises. ie25 b.
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BURROWS
Infants Fri en- d


GRAY MKT { r E.
U,Hls SPLENDID MIXTURE or Compound
4 is by far the safest, most effective, gentle and
cas- ant relief for Children, Teething, ever pro
uced.
4 certain rehef ITIldhDlaI1OI' o.
70, Iooeeaess of Gums. Restless
the B0lcels, Pam ness, HiRd co.,
in The Stomach, &c Dysenlery and
Spdsms produced DiGHh00.
from TedhlRg,
Ali Irregularities Of the Bowels Of Children,
produced by Teething.
Are very happily relieved by this unequaIea
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The best proof Of all that can be said in tie fav
or is to
TRYIT! TRYIT! TRY 1T!
Challenge Comparison with any other Remedy
in the world.
1t has the approval Of some Of the most eminen
practicing Physicians in the United States.
p For sale by all the principal Druggists and
Apothecari5s throughout the United States and
Canadas. Also, by McMurdy, c rockingham &
Co., Blanchard E. Hoffman. Medical Hall, corner
South Pearl aud Plain sts; Humphrey & Co;
Ii Clement and II Bullock.
Price IS cents per bottle. Address
WM. G. BURROWS, Albany,
Auya s :, Is. lsGU
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MCCF Ate
VEGETABLE LIE PILLS
AND
PHGNfX PIT rERS.


THE high snd envied celebrity wach-sfs tn
4 prominent Medicine have 4eQuirvi or
their invsriable efficacy 20 all the diseases which
they profess 70 cure has re is-1t The usual p-ae
tice of putting Tot only unnecessary, but unN"r-
thy Of them. They are kaoRn b. their fruits
their good works testify for ,aem and they thrive
not b. the fAith Of the crcdulous.
~ ALL C.. SES
OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic hheumatism, Al
fections OF the Bladder and dueys,
BILIOUS FEVFRN AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail they will be found Invaluable. Planters
farmers and others. who once use these Medicines,
will never afterwards DO without them.
Bilious Collie and Serous Looseness, Biies, Cos
tiveness. COLDS and COUGHS, holic.
this disease
CORRUPT HUNORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPEPSrA-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines imme-
diately.
ERUPTYONS or THE SKIN.
ERYSIPELAS AND FLATCLENCY.
FEVER AND AGUE-Tor tins scource Of the
western country these medicines will be found
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject @ return OF the disease
a cure by these medicines Is permanent Try
them, be s,tisfed, aai te cured.
FOULNESS OF co WPLFXTON.
GENERAL D DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddinezs, Gravel, Headache Of every
kind, Inward Fever, Eammatory rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundicc, Loss OF Appetite.
LIVER WPLAIVTS.
LEPRONY. LOONENESS.
NERCURiAL DISEASES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects
Of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful preparation II SarsapariIla.
Night >Eeats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants all kinds Organic Affections, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Painters Cholio.
PILES.
The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured Of Piles Of thirtr-fve wears standing by the
OF these LILO Melicaes alone.
Pains il tie head, side, back, limbs joints and
RHFUniTISM
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be
cure Of relief by the Life Medicines.
RUSH OF 3LOOD TO THE HEAD.
SCURFf SALT RHEUM,
SVELLTNGS.
SCR0FULA, or KINGS EVIL, in its worst
forms, Ulcers OF every description.
WORMS Of all kinds are efes ullly expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do well 70 admin
lister them whenever their existence IS suspected.
Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS
AND PHENlX BTTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
k1i thus remove al disease from tie system.
PREPARED ny
JA. TILLIA5i J. NOFFAT,
70. S3j Broadway,
tt'o1lt Buuli1g,) ny
Far s-'o b. a'i Drusgs.s.
JC-o -. 1859. WHY
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ALBANY
General Inflrmary
l8r BROADWAY,

48l BROADWAY.
III 10 doors from Hon. Erastus Corning q
Co.'S Store and merit 10 the Building
oo sxpied By he Albany Board of Trade.
Is the only Institute founded in this ountry for
e. tclusive treatment Of all diseases Of the heap
Z aroat. Here every operation which the wisdom
OF the Old ard New Worlds has shown TO be ad-
disable In this class of diseases is daily performed
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to be incurable are
here PER- nanently and speedily cured.
Z A T A r R II
IS PERpEcTEY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
Thi disease, which has bsfied physicians for
ages and brought consumption and death to mill
ons is permanently cured. This is said positive
=, for during the last ten years we have cured
b. usands and have never failed In efecting a
-ure or in producing satisfactory results. This
no mere boast, for we give names Of persons who
4 have been cured Neglect Catarrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have Polypus IT
the nose or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
| ENLARGED Tonsils, Soreness, Cough, H0crse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
| dc. DC. dc.
| These We cure speedily aud permanently. Still
| slight deaths warnings, aud a neglected Catarrh
becomes an incurab'e Consumption We cannot
| cure ths-we do rot profess to. God alone can
| save. Still, those who suffer from cough, pains,
! nightsweats are emaciated and raise much should
] not give up until examined by Us for exam
| lining physicians to Of the largest ''Life In
surance Companies" in America, we have every
opportunity to judge whether the lungs are affect
dc or no.
DISEASES OF THE EAR.
Deafre,s-Roarinq IN the Ears-Nor,ss-
| Running tram The Ear-TuHors IN
he Ear, &C.,
Never neglect. Apply TO Us at once. At the In
frmary the most hopeless cases of deafness are
| cured BY new instruments and new treatment, a;
usei in the best institutions in Germany, France
and England
We can refer to the following persons, and
thousands Of others who have been cured Of ca
tarrh, Throat Disease, &c.
Mr.. II. Warner, Of Warmers Settlement, neal
| Syracuse, and his sister. The disease was accom-
panied by huge green sclbs tsome two inches
squared. matter. and most disgusting st nch.
Mr.. Taylor, If Syracus-. Mr. E. Hallenbeck
Of Utica. Mr.. Youn,, OF Fayetteville-;he diseas'
! was Of thirty years standing. Nj. James De Graf
sHi Mrs Oliver, Of Lansincburgh- year
since. Mr.. John Tillinghast and Mr.. leo. Webb
( Of Albany.
N. q. L Cavart, Of Ch7rlt1n. Saratoga county
/ OF cough nghtsweats, tkrcss and emaciatioI
Miss Harding, OF o7<lyn; Mr.. Mc4rath
Butflo; Miss Elbin, Of Troy OF partial deafne
and roaring the ears.
p Reception Rooms Operating Rooms an
Lao5rat7r Letter. ofinQuiry promptly answered
BY Of the ysi'ia1s in constant attendance
Prescript and Medicines sent T. any part 0
the country.
Address Albany General Infrmary,' 30:
! 1913. augl58lyr
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: = '''' - THEo. 4. PECK
uoLMsERG & STORY
HAVE JUST RECEIVE

HAVE JUST RECEIVE
large addition to their stock OF snees ~ III
Music Books and Musical lnstruneIS ,rn-
DIV n. pubic with anything in their lin' st 'a'
lowest p ,ssible figures. l., su,ed
and repaired.
Music sent by mail postage freet "a. =, sss
No. Bank Block, North sac Oh WV
Park, Burlington. Vt. AZ
Dec. llth, 1869.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or SICK He7dachs may be prevented; and
If taken at the commencement of an attack imme-
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtaSa
ed.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to whi,h females are so subject.
They act gently upon the boWels-Temo wing
CosfiUsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate ctnaies,
and all persons of ss9sntdry bits, they arc vslua-
bic IS a Larafive. improving the app fIts, giving
tone and uiyor TO the digestive organs anc restoring
the natural elasticity and strength of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc the results of long
investigation and carefully coaductal expert
ments, having been in use many Year,, during
which time they have prevented and relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating in the nervolzs system or from
deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton, an may lie taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change Of diet, and ,ls
a5senes Of any dsagyeeajis taste rsn6s 4; easy 30
| administer them 70 children.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs:
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C
| Spauding on each box.
SOLD by Druggists and all other Dealers in Nod
icinc.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
PRICE % CENTS.
! All orders should DO addressed to
| HENRY c. oPAULDING,
As CEDAR STREET, y. y,