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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

IMPORTED GOonS. -
Ibediar Cree e fur Qraiy, ana beautifully fo1 Up
Dutch Cheese 10 hslis, C. superior quality
Oty-s Oape-s Olives SSrcl
5i-Nuae Cs.srreuss C-rra', (Whts and gzeen)
Naocaroni, Sssai-csih. q q cigars
Ch1E Chog, Csuhh ser, ,-'cls
W,s.er sauce S,vsrs, Relish, fquaate ssSee
Mustard olive ca AMI Ssri1es -.
BAn6y ls5. ChsnpSSEes IN nSgnnss, 92 pais enc hAi
pnfs
Clsrets, rc-n good very superior
Tor ssis ~ ...--- ,,-,,s -,
iasa-gv RLAIz CHANBtRLAfht.3
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UNP PLsSrER.-Fortalei IN lot. & Fo!; psf5s'ers, ~
rrys 4 3. snMyRviILr a 90.
.0rs FOES bu.he, Ir,h pot, es for sf,
m'2l VIZ u PLg1S ME
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BELOW
Miscellaneous.

ScnR CoLosisrCap Essepe Of the SIP bark Pa from Ha
the 18th ult picked the captain OF schr
Coons hence for Belize Hon The vessel in sinking
STATE having experienced heavy gale when days after
which she could scarcely be kept free sinking very
fast when abandoned The above sehr the built by
Mr. WiDiam. Of Greenpon, FOR the Honduras Railroad Co.
and intended 20 convey mahogany down the rivers The
had cargo Of 200 bbis four 100 do 80 half pork
$1,000 lumber valued $1,000 despatched by
Alexandra Son. She commanded by Capt Magil,
who his sincere thanks Cap Esere and
officers for their kindness to himself and while
board The rta
AMERICAN LLoYps REGISTRY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
SHrrfSG-rhc Supplement Dec Of this useful
issued II contains ia additional surveys corrections
made since the last Supplement was published. EkG w
Blunt, iis Water street, publishers
SHIP JAWS FAssiS. Briggs, which sailed from New
1prh poehd 70 Rotterdam, the ID re.ccd heavy
causing he 70 leak baGly tried back 70 New
f9fk but the pumps having become with grain
mles 70 NE NV struck The reefs where she ed
ian aud Ia consequence Of the NV wien prevails he
must become tot wreck Every e1eii3n was being made
| 10 save ps much OF the cargo as sshle.
shr RocKAwAv-rhe shin reported at Giiro inlet
proves 70 pe the 3thaSay, Gapt Perkins Monteyfaro
Tor New York she built III 1919 Ea h. Me "A iona
| AZ, and owned w Harvard g. Grant, OF BAH. 80
shf INA RUSSELL previously reported ashore st Brlsan.
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Died.

AcRrs.-In Brooklyn, on Monday morning, December q
Mrs ElzssErH ". ACHES, in the 7sd year Of her age.
Her friends respectfully invited ~ the rrue.
raj this Wednesday, afternoon ut two eaock from lie
residence Of her daughter, Mrs MarsB. NJ nroe. ,z3
button avenue.
Boston papers please ccpy.
AsGtlss.-0n Monday, December 2, THOMAS ANGLES
aged IL years, mouths and le days.
Thou art pore 10 thy ,cst, dear partner DC lie
An the shlsows 0. death close Ger thy tome
1lle zero SIS 81 time may ow ase her strife
Thou a happy and osscd, for Heavens thy home
TIL relatives AMI fieids u the family. and also me
Martha Washington Temple No. /, y L, SNOW Social
tnior No. !, and Marion Hook and Ladder tomoanr No
I3 respect uly invited attend the fIneral tins
(Wfnesday) aitcuoon at one ocock, from his late re-.
sideacs No. So Columbia street
,ano MIA ami NJ ntreal papers please copy.
BEjgOn Monday, December 2 at the residence OF his
mother No 278 Mulberry street, JAMES BgGG aged q
years.
The friends ard acqlantances and those OF his bro.
Tiers r. j. aud NJ Rcgg, also his brother. in law John
Mct;ulre respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this "wednesday afternoon, at half past O'Clock
Bo9tS--tn fiesf1y, December 3, SOPHIA CHARLOTTE
BoDES, aged Sc years, born in Hanover, Germany
Tie relatives aud friends Of the family Respectfully
invited attend the fmera Taursdsy afternoon nj
three O'Clock from the residence Of her son aw Cbares
r. Bauer, No. 1872 Hicks street. south Brooklyn second
house from Warren street Her remains will ba taken
70 Greenwood Cemetery for intcrmcnt
CUNNING 0n Monday, December 2, CORNELIUS MILLER
youngest son Of James and Anne Cumming Of Hudson
City, N. J., aged months and days.
The funeral viii take place al h, past O'Clock this
fWcdf g. ay) al crnoon from the resd C is IN.
rents Newark avenue Hudson City His remains will
be taken TO Grecnwoua'Cem -tc,y.
GrMA sG.-At Hads1n tiy on Monday, December .
CoRNmIrs MntEe G. aatsG, Of james aud Annie Cum
ming, aged months and days
The funeral VIII DO he'd al the residence OF his parens
this "wednesday AFTERNOON at half past twelve O'CLOCK
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l A.
-Canaaian aoar rather rner and in fair demand,
| with sales Of 900 bbls within the above quota
tons Southern -four In better request and rather
6rmcr while the sales footed up about 200 bbs clos
ing within she above hgnres. Rye four steady ut
ard In fair demand while prices wore unchanged; sales
were confined 10 some 100 100 bbs Jersey and Brandy
wine Wheat wns less active, though the market was
hfmer, especially for good shipping lots The saies en-
wcstarn. 81 j s 80 for red western to a 81 a
Ohio and Indiana, 81 81 a 81 II for white Casada,
81 2Sis 81 80 for Canadian club, 81 20 81 30 or
amhs, Iowa and Msoons,n 81 p II 20 for Mi'ws,kss
Tor Racine spriug and 81 ~ 81 20 for Chicago spring
Corn was less ac,yc, while the market was steady at
yesterdays prices. mo sacs embraced about l25 600
bushes at 64o 6sc. for shipping lots, 6bo for high
mixed, and CSC for Western yellow. Barley and rye
were hanged Oats dull at Acc q 4SC.
CoF1EE.-Thc market was firm, whale sales were limit
ed. 1870 bags Slaraeabo were sid nj 1899 a 1876.
CoroN--lha market was again excited ana higher.
within tho range of 2s1ac 2)c. for milaiisg up
lands, closing AZ tho latter yure Tic principal puf
chas's were made by spcculators, While lew hundred
FRracnrs wsre steady aud without change Of moment
In rates 10 Liverpool 70 goo $1,000 Bushels OF grain
were engaged nj Sad. %. for corn In American
aid British vessels, in bulk and bags. and wheat a, 80.
e,ad, aud 1900 bbs. -four At 2s. Sd. rs. ad. 10
London some o or three loads Of wheat wore reported
ut cd aed and 900 bbl. nour ut %. 7jd. g. 81.
To Hayge 1000 bushels wheat taken at lsc., asd
1900 bhis. lonr were reported at TOO
hIAssEs,--A sale Of 80 hhd5 Cuba nauscovado
made AT aac,
xoylsoSs--porK--rhc market exhibited rather more
seahiness with better demand from tho trade. The
sales embraced about 100 100 bbs at Sl2 90 s13 Tor
mess, and AT Sl3 IS SI4 for prime mess, and prime
at S. 60 . ST.. Beef was firm, with moderate sales.
500 bbs. India mess were reported on private
terms. Sales cf beef hams were made at si5 50
Bacon IN good request with heavy sales, mostly de-
vorabe in january, at G}2c 71sc Tor Western and at
10. for city the sales embraced abont 1900
Lard drm wits sales Of some 900 bb,s,, good part
for future delivery, ut ss!c osc Butter ana cheese
were steady and In fair demand.
Sugars were quiet, but firm, while sales confined
To about 200 bills.
WrssxY was IN fair demand and prices unchanged.
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FURNITURE.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FIRST CLASS HOUSE
"A hold FulnRre AZ private str sacti -ceyau ~.
tlve 70 cvod Phnooiie ,ost $50 $50 ucudnc s. oo
and Cover Drawing Room Suit SOLID ood os 500 for
9lU one TO- SOD EFgrres Centre Taolas Mirrors Lae
Curtains Carpets, rosewood hcseads, Bureau and ash
stant enre salt 500: Hair and Sprng Matt ess
Blankets China Vases, Sverware many articles loo nu
merous to mention; VIII bs sold at half cost Furniture All
furnished new last May and in rxceen order INQUIRE al
~ West Twentysxth street, near Sixth avenue
TTuRN1TURE.-A SMALL FAMILY, DESTROYS OF
housekeeping, would purchase from $50 $500 wofa
OF FURNITURE conpnsin every hing requisite for the s9,a-
paror chamber ahd kitchen Parties having the same ches
Tor cath VII Apply TO or address No 500 Broad
way
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Yas=lsz =-44-a-l4-
nj EDICAfs.

.nR. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
IL hlsattcntOn TO dissas certain class winch
has treated ITO less than 10 COO without, an az
failure HIS great remedy, DR. Hunters Rod Drop cures
Certain diseases when alt
dies ia. cures without dieting The habits OF
the patient; cures without the disgusting sckeang
ftcs OF alt other remedies in han
SIX hoeis roots out the poisonous blood is sure
70 absorb unless The remedy Is used. II is 81 vial can
not be obtained genuine anywhere than the Office No
OF early abuse. ~
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should Be- ..o,es; ''''''''' ''''N"'
yosK-TuIs DAY.
Sun RISES. % moon sEis..........eye 80
Port Of New York, December 3, 1861.
CLEARED.
Steamship ASIA fDr,, Lot Queenstown and IdverpooiE
Sir col Ada,ns, Mills, Liverrool-Nesmth 4 Sons
sS S ssI re ase Sssi oSaS s1ser o co.,
shii Mercrry, French, Hsvre Boyd Z tnehen.
EaIs FSa u5, Perry, Cory FER orisrsIa aaon Bros
Brig Bril- B !owe F Hi nncSe en-
s sr s ss4 iy s Mn @
srs 1ysa stove, Ws'n & ssa, niseT a'eh
schr Z Knight hewes, Monieso Bay-Miier 4 Tough
schr Nuevs Er tsp, Lamothe st Domingo cl,y-A Ros
schr Eser,ion. pcrber Fortress Monroe-c Garrison
scRr i stockton, yanasisai, Bai'i~sTe-Sas,cr.
sear Iaesma, Dawson. psaI IsiandT J Parser.
ssh h faHd'r k asr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tsr'''
sSE Es Fss1Ei hs;s
shr le s6ars ss%sn rarfe Mckee
S ssr n &s.s s% $ass ]
sesr Saasio ysnsasr fbladspApoi McKee, Ss.'e'
ss'ssss s12S' = Rs9s%
s sesr 'csn r aay1s rqsnaM Brown
sehr ] Rec aonld Ros,o s,e. Haser'
ssSr R1 W,is, Laalsa I
scSr arra Iona ssy5raos sass 60
Steamer Ar,so, Nr,yahe R.J,ir,nrc "sN''
steamer Fanny 5;arvin snancer Pbii,aeiobia.
s,ea,ner ~ rt,,, .tarar % ~. i,i,,,,a N'''~
s'0a'e' '"'''''' SOW, $500, ,ra ,r'pi'a'
S., -, :, Ani' ~.
riencn ean gnipoat iassena COMMANDER Coulter, Ha
uaN, eays Mothts guns and mas crew Of fZ1 men .
stausnip PapPo tG . tFahspuftt B.arse Fort Royal
- days. ~ ua!a ~ DIST ~ a,5 OF Halter as saw
steam uansl os DELAWARE ana Boston, Both Tor Fof
sSP si%s p 1,vsrpee w,lrsms Calcutta, passed
,'s % va "a ~ - Win gunny ciot,
~ p ~. or " lat % - ~ ION 70 So signazed
bnit he sa'n tis1g, -; 49, .
-, - yonn ND, BREWER Liverpool az
eaSS =, W. ~ W !" n .sewneH -
a., i II ~ ssieenl nuar1on shlelds, ~
Nay WY, n s anse ~ "a Myer naa heayy gales
.'oV o ou .ie Is sh.olht@IeI terrific revolving hur
r. IN snuna ana snow which sp ais s'oge head
wy eu AVA lore lcpssllntya sfa nSe
,, ay ana ad o'h damage was dfSen WITHIN 100 nes Of
w. ~ u.s. 81. co., r-.,.n. rY,. ~ -, ],
sark "a sp) hs,epe Havana u days, in ballast TO Or
aeu, sop 80 us sc "I uni yr :.
49, w." N'PI' hoeh' - uAss VAN iFuft &C 70
Schr Julia Smith or Boston) Orlando Curacao DC, %
yin Ragged Island IL DAYS vita salt 10 Geo pnreI, 90
Schr Mary Helen OBJ OF Geasgeownt Mcdonald, i;elmu
ca 30 ~, N ptlast TO MIde'on Co
sshr F.nsys;n 3D. Fieminf Nassau Y days, with
snrpshtrs 70 hanmnR. aw large snip ashore on the
y sse 81 Egg isiand apparently not long on.
Sehr Vernon tst clubhouse North Jossins, NB, IL days,
" :. ~ ~ 49,, .sath u ,Y. 49,
Schr n = nc'rs NJ, go D,'i u nays
So y ,,ss1,1, f..cms,, S,n,n ~ n, eoayys
81 anrs Weaps Ji;,is ns, Yfarbo. ~ nays
scbr u ( y; ants ,,n IVA i IL - u ~.
CO. = 49, !, 81 ~ 'I I,s ntVcr.
sehr r Nave, Mayo f;Iaahsthnnr, FOR 1B"s;on
SchrJ liza ard, Wilson, Ezabet hport and sailed for
sehr Enelne Johnson Elizabcthpor and sailed for New
Haven
sShr Detroit Titus Ezaoethport aud sailed for South Nor
"ek
a
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. So NJ
AseEs-Ihe market was steady, while sales were limit
I'd ., IS SO s. 56A FOR both sorts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with steadi-
aes and closed At rather frmer rates for descrp-
lions while The demand for home or for export
fair. The sales embraced about 10000 bbls, closing
within the range of The following quotations:
Eupergne State ................s a. 90 q a An
n3ia 70 fancy STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS co
s1peFhhe western. 49,. 80 40
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
MILLINERY. &C,

pARGAtSS--vELvET BoNNETs BLACK VELVET
- Bona + It bargains hi Meek. Nsrct Tar inns. ep
non q Evening Ron cts Mppr ling narts Bridal Bon
n4ts. L. BlNN'S Millinery. Ltrg st. enraiest and most
fashionable nlner in the world 5Si broadway, up stairs
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DRY GoOi;s.

N~
ID aNKRUPT STOCK
ItANkkUrr STOCK
BANKRUPT STOCK
BANKRUPT STOCK
BANKRUPT STOCK amounting to $4,000, which are
prepared very cheap HAVING betash, large bankrupt
stock of tact retailer give customers bargains
IN RTRRoNS FLOWERS ana Riches
IN HOSIERY, GLOVES and Under Garments.
IN LACES AND EMBE0l DERIES of all kinds.
IN THREAD. Needles, Tapes, Pins, Butons, sc.
III LINEN GOODS o. al kinds.
IL LINEN fAADRERCifIEfSf for ladies' and gentlemen
IN Sl3AcIiEp AND BROWN MpsL1Ns, ffannes, &c.
IN HOOP SklR Fe AND CORSETS, all sizes.
IN KID GLOVES heverg hest t6Sc> warranted strong.
CCsIiMaN a BROOKS Invite The attention Of their pa,
the 4fS xth me- corner Of Tw MY
eSth street Il VIII weH pay the a~gestog& Ut
goods we have inst purchased selling il very
Reasonable rrces. CUSilMAN * BROOKS j
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-.~rc->.r M. GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERS. "A RARR
sSa ,Ss pass % The pops
s declining s Sa ,ss s. q rnp
E.nso% No . vs.. sIzssn'a srss fts sad
S VIII, Tss lss T a., Ne
rorA, Marble Slabs and Brackets large Mn,e Mirrors
Shades and corness two magnificent suits u Das
Room garni,are covered N trcoored SATIN brocaae Of
Iete soss two Reception and eight oval cnais
doors ana back kine's Patent Reclining Easy Chairs Quar-
NJ, 80, sDrERS I octave rrAsoFoRrE,
woaa ss v
or ass a Win sn~ M S"s's sns
nas two sapsrb maoh ranass ceass or ~ isss
spS I'd As o sa a G Gss s e
ssaag Sa oa s oswssa nsrss sSp
Armoe Glaze Toilets shaving stand warlrobes Table
Nn, couehss Rockers Arm and oval ek GLARS covered
3ors o %"d Nr"o @'ss ae%s s
Aahsaoy s's JACK @aaa sSss 3 p Rosrs
s'anas Dining roon-sod carved oak Buffet slapiary
rn, Sets Il tys p and RUBY dasssre sz
ss g "w Ruby and sf ss'ey sns
paoso Bowl r aud sS e. Lao Set goa band o Chez
bin aud lea Ses slysware csaae Urn, eas.ers Gqke
Kns. spqsns po vii b sog
pack and alp OF cat the goods II desired Sale prroy
A ssrGNEE's SALE IN CONTINUATION OF HAND
Maeniicen, furniture and Va liable Works of Art
Of Eve story Residence,
III, SasS g Sa st,ay y aso III,
scn S a1or 5aaser RoST sy ard l
p N see s T sh s sSG a %ss ali br
aygs nsSa ee0 0 % Sspspg &c GbGa
q le psrsaItori sid for lash conssnse EnSsI Velvet
and Tapestry safpes; esana rosewood hari d ~ ~
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S HIP PIN G NE w S
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
Northern Light. n. York. Dec IL. Aspinwan
champion rev YORK. Dec 2t,Aspiwa
North Star. New York. i..Aspuwa
SPECIAL NOTICE,
All trs and paaees atsnaed for the NEW York HrRArp
should be seoteI
AIMssAo FOR NEW yosR-TuIs
Sun vs. MOON 80
sun 81 HIGH wAriH......cve 10 81
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I tsS A
y srvpr.r .11V ,.vo,crs an
y,rvc 1o1ce ana
r.su,ox ,aiE oppss ooons
pnrehase, ), ,.7-,1-. III, > ooorsd
.rppr,,r ,o-r-y nrcr,,nryo
.9,nor,,, ,.,,- - !, ,.,u,,,,,n
ropn cr,y,,p
.n.o.G, peo,p,v,y
100 70 2 % ~ A. la SI TX arrrrr
JIURs FTRs.-TApiEs ~ you WANT YOUR pURs
ftriers lake am 10. the Only n. swi s2
sir; a. Trmsn,bet VI stars BLslies and 4 iren,s
-. :. -. . -
hAyy Esor,s.rx AZ ,r HENc 81 bEA'ER cLoAks'
,wnh reai O. In,,e 81 o are csr 49, = 'A'AhS
An nss sts 1880 a. ~ Ss Sc r.o.
| No "a NJ = s "a, Mills LIS 4 4 CO,
,7oc1,,, S1-e-.
| NoAi1chI os1No OUT an IMPORTERS scocK
piAGk FRENCH MEn5NoEs
| 4 TERI BILE SACRIFICE.
Splendid Goods 4, s. Ind a. gsr ys = cl sn So them
a. ", JAGkstjN's Mourning store
cpEoIAL NorICr.-1ADlrg DEPARTMENT
GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES AND
pr,cu,ern "a ,,c
fuh5HASED VI tIIsM
- '' -' 80 s"ie "eeA az
FIFTY PER CEN BELOW COST
THO articles rnr.,.,,nsor
v
MISSES, MUSLIN DRAWERS TUCYED.
'',,s'
MISSES MUSLIN DRAW AVE ERs' EMBROIDERED;
| LADIES, MUSLIN DRAWERS min and omhr,,seroa.
----
,,, ,,no ,,,,,-,.
VIII be specially exhibited III The LADIES' and Gil liz
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAfNsF FOR ALBANY,
i'll Troy the Norm West Chambers street a.
aud IL A. NJ, aud 5. 50, anu ~ .l5 L. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN For Albany, Troy, North anc West.
Winter arrangement commons Ing Monday! Nov. 4, 1861.
For Aloany-i03JA NJ, Express Mali Tram, from Twenty
sixth street depot
For all local ira Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant superintendent
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IN ,TRUCTyON.

CfNGTNG AND TIE PIANo.-MRS PAIGE,S NEW
- and pleasing method: no other can compare with It,
pro ressive pleasure from the first lesson Prens an
guagdans ast,pshed. Latte folks delighted. Satisfaction
all. Is Bond street.
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SHIPPING.

A uSTRAITA PIONEER MATCHMAKING TIE
N tinted states mails Tho a extreme clipper HARRY
BLUFF rapidly loading Cor Melbourne, at pier I3 ast
ava wiz salt positively iecd o Has unsurpassed
second ,bn passengers. For
fei m passage apply 10 X. W. CAMERON, 10 Beaver
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NATURAL FLOWERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND =
IN Bouquets, Baskets o. Flowers, Cut Flowers Wrcalhs,
Plants in flower furnished 10 parties
aud funerals notice and reasonatlr terms Also
Rustic Baskets stands, a., &c DAVID CLARKE, 6i3
Broadway OF Beecker street Nurseries and Con.
seryaor,esBroadway and Seventysevenh street, Bloom.
ingdae.
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A YOUNG OFFICER IN The UNITED STATES
N Navy, OF whose maritime deeds Of Uncle Sam
usty proud desires 70 form tte young lady
2n blonde preferred athGash srdeq not positively dis
outward an, so ineec ual as to hold willing captive tho
inner lady OF such enaowtneus viii lind ardent
lover and III At probability at the close of the
n.os devoted and aHctiouat husband. Adde ss in all
coincidence, n. +. j., ,ox l23 Her I'D office.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
CACRfffCE or DIAMOND JEW ELRy-A FEW IN.
- partalt iraDe ieI,s b. had at bargain
appita 'pf Dec houl Only from TIL 10 a. N. and
2lu3F N. PLUMB, Diamond Broker, OLE Droad-
way.
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SIM. Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER-WILL SELL THIS
w day, O'Clock ~. Canal street all the con ents
furniture, of large house Paror SUITS Genre linn.
AM Tea Talcs f.cr and Other Gasss. pstos Book as
Hat Racks hail and Basement Oio his One Tapesrs
PITY and other Carpets, marble top Dressing ana other m
raus, Wasbstands ioc China Gass silver and other
Wares, stoves, and al other goods Tor We'll furnished
house. All must be sold.
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MUSICAL

xNyANTED--A GOOD STANDING PIANO MANUFAC
w turcr, 10 rent N company, with well known musis
dealer the side OF Broadway Apply for ,afes
days al 232 Ninth street, between and O'Clock.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. -
"A NEW AND SECOND HAND VEHICLES
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, viii sell his day, at IL O'clock at
his saiesrooms No. IL Ibrrry Sweet, between Broadway aa
Mas street. Rosawsys, Coupe iockaways, Brttts op
Bigaes SIM ie 'gg 9, Depot Waeafs &c.,
second hand. WIN be sold without TO close
gnments.
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THE WAR.

A FEW MORE SERsiEANTS, CoRPORALS AND ABLE
n tolted niea maa ed for Company C., Seventy.ightk
regiment Cameron isile II shanders, The color Company
Apply ~ after ~ a. M at 2t5 Fourth street, to Capt
Lewis Seventeen Napo pn's ablest g9aefs rose IRON
tersnks.
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- oCkAWAy, HARNESS. BUGGY, &C. AUCTION
~ Tomorrow tTtu tsda). IL O'Clock SO Cortiand ST est
gt -Four sea i.ne@away, IN good order. Cost o175
set u De ne Harness, city made TO ray advanc e..
ALSO Leather Top Buggy, by lawreaee
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AHetisneer-
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ityANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED
w with all the necrssaes Tor housekeeping except
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GEN. SCoTT's EXCUsEs.-Gen. Scott seems to feel very acutely his unfortunate position, but we do not see how his attempt to shift the responsibility of the battle upon the President at all mendS the matter. If he felt that our troops were marching to almost sure destruc- ton, he should have resigned rather than have been responsible for their movements. The men went forward, buoyed up with the confidence they reposed in General Scott, but it is now as serted that the confidence was misplaced But Gen. Scott has yielded in one case, what assur- ance have we that he will not do so again? The revelations recently made are surely very seri- ous, for it will be difficult for us to know here after under whose orders our troops are march ing
 Our own impression is that the Cabinet and the President were anxious for a forward move ment on account of the near expiration ot the term of service ofso many troops. They prob ably thought that sharp battle would so exas- perate the survivors as to induce them to re-en- ter the service, and perhaps re-stimulate enlist ments everywhere. Thus far we think, 1t has not had that effect, but on the contrary, a grow ing feeling is manifest that this difficulty cant be settled by the sword-that we may fight for years to the lasting injury of both sections, and after all that we must settle our troubles by ne- gotiation. N. !. Day Book.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
To the Citizens of Arkansas.

Having been appointed by Gen. McCulloch, re- cruitnS officer for his brigade, 1 appeal to the loyal and patriotic citizens of Arkansas to rally at once to their flag that still floats over a victorious battle field. Our command has been much depict ed by death and disabilities and it is necessary that the places of our brothers who have 50 nobly fallen, should be filled.
 The enemy, not dspirited by his reverses, is marshalling his hosts for vigorous campaign, and the battle ground should be kept far away from our own homes.
 Churchill's, McIntosh's, McCrea's, regiments of Arkansas troops Hebert's regiment of La yolun. teers, and the Texas Rangers, all need recruits. To the counties of Johnson, ell, Conway, PI- lask, St. Francis, Prairie, Jackson, Lawrence, h. dependence, Desha and Chicot, 1 particularly ap- peal to fill up the vacancies ofthe companies from their respective counties composing Churchill's regiment.
 All recruits for any of the above regiments, eX- cept such as may be subject to the order of Capt. Basham Lieut.. King, will please report to me at Bentonvle, Ark, on or before the l7th day of September next, where they will be mustered in for the unexpired terms of the different regiments
 R. W. HARPER, Major
 ChurchA's Regiment, and RecratiRg
 officer for the Brigade.