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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-21

Quite n little excitement was raised in
camp to day. Just as we had satddwD.
to dinner, two regiments from Camp Har-
rison made their appearance through the
rain from the hills back Of the camp. The
story Immediately started through the
camp that the seccseiOnists were upon us,
There they were with their arms glitter
ing in the a !. The camp presented a lu-
dicrous spectacle. In two minutes from
the time the word was passed through our
quarters the men we're in line, muskets in
hand, though we were still in our tents,
as l looked out the first man 1 saw was
our Orderly" musket in hand--with q
seriO.comic expression. gazing at the So
called seccssiOnists as they descended the
hill. II he is always on hand SO prompt
ly in time Of battle, he will come out all
right. When the two regiments first made
their appearance the men were at dinner;
yet in ten minutes the eth regiment was
drawn up to receive them. Thus demon
Stratiug their promptncss.
Wchavc learned one important fact, to
day, Owit: that although we Joined the
ARR as NC supposed for three months only,
we arc held under our commissions for Eve
years service. The men and non-commis-
stoned Ofiecrs can get their rcleaseat the
end of three months, but the commissioned
officers are elected for five years. If our
company lcates us at tho end Of their
enlistment We are to be detailed for other
service, and to take some other command.
Our friends will make up their minds not
to see US until the end Of the war, unless
we get leave Of absence for that purpose.
This is as | wished it, but unexpected.
We will never desert the army as long as
a traitor lives. We have come here to rid
our country Of traitors, and we will do it,
or never again tread our native soil.
Our men have no uniforms as yet, Meth
er have the officers; but we expect them
every day.
There has been two deaths in the hos
pital since our arrival, but not from or
cOmapny. One was buried by bis fellow
soldiers on the hill side, which overlooks
the camp. AS 1 saw the soldiers in sol
emn procession bearing the remains of
their conrad to Lis last resting place, l
thought of the battle field, and 1 uncon-
ciOusly braced myself for the coming con-
fict. Such sights should not relax the
nerve of the soldier. Sympathy should be
allowed to show itself-but wavering-
NEVER.
Yours truly,
GEO. L. Woon.
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Arrival ana Departure Of Mails.
Posr oSuer. wAAnES. oHio
NJ o. faGI

YavNosrowS daily arrives $3.50 mlsavss HIS a m.
Civ BLAND, do do ll:I5an. do use m.
BALEM, do do JPN. do 6an.
OIL DiaaiHas. do do I0Am. do 9pm.
SHARON arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat 10 x n. Leaves
sAne days at TX p N.
". oKEESxILLE arrives Mon. wsd.Rri. ep m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. At ~ N.
GREIHssuRsH, arrives Tues Thurs. Sat By 2 , M
Leaves Mon. Wed. Fri Adam.
~. BLOOMFIELD, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. By 2 p m.-
Leaves Tues. Thurs. Sat. ats . m.
RARsiHareE, arrives Wed. Fri. By , m. Leaves
Tues. Thurs at n.
CLNToN. via Duek Greek. Hsnnah's Mills. &C.. lr.
riyes Fridays at $ p b. Leavrs Tues. at 81 = m.
II mails which leave At or before 8 . m, are eiossd
the preceding evening At . p m. All others are
closed half an hour ~pFevioue To their DEPARTURE.
@. NJ. PATCH, p. N.
DSNo drop letters delivered unless pre-. paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-21

NOTICE.
~ All persons indebted to the late firm Of Andrews
Andrews q Weeks In Warren, aud settle their ae,
counts without delay, he alone being authorized 10
settle said accounts. OI G7' T7T Nl
Fowler, Nays. Iesi.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

RcxKK-ArS. MARY RokEI, native oS the county o
Leiuim ireiard, 10 the 9Th year or her age
TIE irrnos Of the family wild please attend the unsrs
~ tne reeioenoe OF hr son In law, Mr. Daniel Dempsey
Prince street, iooSiyn tbs Sunday afternoon, al hau
su;Assss On Friday evening, April 10. caAzIa sEa
Res, In the 18th year OF bis age
The Trends Of TIE family respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral from the enoe Of bus In Ia
noon, at two O'Clock.
sIIpxtL On Saturday April 70, NICHOLAS slpEt,
Rea LOT pany years sergeant at arms OF the Board
q Afetstant Aldermen and CMinciimeu
Tho members Of the Board OF Councilmen OF the Msso
nc Fraternity hts lodge, relatives and friends,
spectfaly invited TO attend his funeral en- Monday
September %, from his late residence I65 Prince ct
tsIru In Williamsburg Saturday, April 20, MEI-
WY Miohik, youngest so1 Of Charles and rotine NJ
Smith, aged years and 20 days
The friends and relatives of tie family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral FROM the vosenoe his
parents, No 2zs North second street. Williamsburg this
Sunday afternoon, al two O'Clock
SoTR On saturday morning, April %, after finger
ing illness Mr, RICHARD sorlR aged so years.
The friends the family invited To attend the f-
neral frcm No % Franklin street. without further inv
ta,ion this Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Chicago ana Philadelphia papers please copy
STOKES on saturday April 10, at tho residence of her
parents, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn LOUIS. MARY only
daughter Of John NJ and Acia Stokes, oged months
rasL1m.hea,y on Saturday mornDg April 20 after
few DAYS iuness ELLEN youngest daughter Of John H.
Taylor aged IA years, months and a days.
The frionos and acqusinances Of the family AMI ais
Of her uncle lsasc Woooy are respectfully invited TO
TO attend the funeral from Trinity church. 90 this (suu
day) afternoon, Al two O'Clock Her remains win be Ia
Ken 10 Greenwooi Cemetery for interment
VALENTINE In this city, Frdas, April TO- ELIZA.
beth NAIRNTss daughter OF the late Andrew Ure, 10
the AID year OF her age
ihc relatives friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 800 sixth
avenue, without further invitation this Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock Her remains viii be taken u
West Farms for iDterment
Wf1snR at halifax, n. s, on Thursday, April 4, Of
ccnsum pt0n WILLIAM WEBSTER eusir cut physician,
sn1 distinguished member of the PROV ncal mout
His remains were taken to kentvile tor lntermcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

KENTUcKf, MISSOURI AND DELAWARE LorrERIEa
Authorized by the Legislature.
The subscrbe Commissioners appointed tn supsrfntcrd
the drawing OF Lottery by Legislature hav
ing this day attended the drawing of the Kentucky Lot
tees for the bepet Of the of Frankfort hereby
ny that the following the numbers which hs day
drawn from the wheel
ExTaA Class 2Ss April 20 1851
u, 9, l6, so, %, 40, AZ, AZ, 54, 81, As, As.
Glass 2i0 April % 1861
70. 81, g. 30, 6, 2. So, AZ, Sc, 50, So, SC, 60.
Witness our hands at Covington, KY, this Saturday april
%, lS6L
SASI sSS ! SS;HsssSrnow. Commissioner.
Circulars containing schemes the month will mailed
free Of charge y sending TO
Covipgtcr, KY; St Louis, MO , or Wilmington Del
forIctAu sesels In the Delaware sa,e Lo,.ery Will
hereafter bo decided by tho drawings the Ky state
Lottery, q. Coytngton, keniuky.
w., L CO., Managers.
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MOVEMENTS OF MAJOR ANDERSON.

But people copyrighted in the vicinity of the Bre
voort House yestsrdas the Union demonstration prov
ing greater attraction; and az Major Anderson
pected BIO there everybody thought they could, by
going 20 the meeting accomplish two objects at once,
Or as the proverb says, "K two birds with stone"
During tho morning Colonel Lowering. son. In
law Of Ex-Governor Morton, OF Massachusetts,,
presented Major Anderson with q handsome sword
In behalf OF the citzeIs OF Taunton, Mass The
ceremony CT essntstion strictly private,
only about twent gentlemen being present and those
friends OF Major Anderson had called pay their
respects to HIM short address from the Inhabitants
x TavDion WIS read by Colonel Lowering. to which
Major Anterior briefly and appropriately responded
The sword was made by the Ames Manufacturing Com.
pany OF Coopee Msss. Tho blade s Of finely tempered
Steel beautifully engraved the scsbbard and HIT
fine gold and tho handle Of ivory The whole Ia an
exquisite piece OF workmanship, and finished the best
styie.
Oh the scabosrd rs the following inscription
Deo buca, &c 70 Cpuitaue.
And the hilt bears the following
Et b,ur II p,slmm Reglt :
The CltizeUs OF faunt n, Maes., :
Major Robert An .erson, Y. s. A., :
tsiDute to his Cour G. and bs fidelity. !
Acqrir' qui rsertur. I
During Tho afternoon the sajor attended, the demon
gtraton Cnion square, Of which Account Is given
ose~hose To-Day ssjoc Anserson win attend Divine
service in Trinity chu,ch.
Among other places Major Anders, visited Mr.
Bra5ys gallery, and after enjoying himself for while
cat for picture fne imperial photoRraph.
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Tho Rev. 3 4. Corey will ptoach n the Murray Hu
Bso,ia, chch Tn,rty nftn street, bet Firh and
Sikh avences q. half past ter O'Clock IT. and hAfast
sewn O'CLOCK r n Tho ordinnnce OF baptvm viii be
admnwicr,d curing tho morning service.
The annvetsaty % tho ssoos,n school contested with
he Re'orwod nu'cn church II Tscoty 0rst street, near
sz avenue, vi take pace this evening, at past
seven O'Clock. Addresses from the Revs Geo. ". Bs
hune, Van Meet, d. D.; d. NJ L. Qaackeabash and
X. g. Fardee ESQ.
War serinobs an be preached by Rev. A. X. Burling-
ham tbis m'rni'R aud evening In his church, Twenty
fth street, nct~een Seventh add Eghb avenues scr.
vice. a, bal p'sE tn A. ". ani hali past seven >
Rev Thomas 6oadoy, OF Eoeand designing to sail for
home nrNt Wednesday win prescn h,s farewell eermoo
O. hR tienis y tina vicinity he morning AZ halg past
sen ociock IN the Freewh Bspsat church, rwcnty
etrcet. near Broadway.
IN u, AIMS church, Eighteenth street, nsar Fifth ave.
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Port OF New York, April 30, Is6I.

CLEARED
Steamship Chesapeake, orowei Baltmors-H Cromwell
Ship Far Wet, Page London--Dunham D'mon-
sss,B fe. nss sm sbas srmeoRasss sros
BARK omega, Morse Hamburg oh.mberihn Phelps Co.
RaIk Azella, Davis PeruambSco-a Cot
Rajk " Anderson Reid, Cardenas-J Ward 4 Co
Rafk Eliza Barss tBr, Cooper, Bermuds-rncker Light
Brig Plchuond Clark Cadiz-R y Buck K Co
brig Santiago lsrsm EisenbrOok. Por flat-aolpcke,
Big Trade aind, Chase Havana-o d E J Peters
Brig Lady Chapman OH, Cooper, Bermuda-smh, Jones
Bris MO Csr), rouseres St Josps-A Bradshaw
ssSr Ss$9 sS y
sssr ssy s sors Hunter, Fhissdep$: Hand
f f Pss.s o hss;ass ..i ssaeS
San case: na%ll,Sn BS Ssst.S,aa.J WSSkss
sehr woica,s. fe.ker, Boston~Iaytin 4 Go
sloop ruot Effort, -, Etzabethport-H Racket.
ARRIVED
and raa seS 10 cro%wen Co The lowed From
Boston the BARI Harvest which recently ashore at
Ct rsns.sG IL
h snSe had 70 days Winds Cd G,ps Horn
Amsterdalo Tor Iiataria 8 ~ Fp'A'
Bark Goethe (sem Muller Bremen, IS days, with mdse
Bark tBrem lin soa Bremen, days. with mdse
BARK * En Ri.cn or warren At RID Collins Massnna.,
Tn for % %es o sae' IN Win DARK
bark Harvest Queen heller Boston On tow of steamship
Mount VERMONT
Brig Mayhem, Firth, Bermuda days, with potatoes. to
Schr 4 ii Brewer, Edwards Alexandria
seir < CLARK summers Virginia
snrJ Smith, soper, Virginia.
Schr Moderator, ietts. Virginia
echr h1ecutise keene. virginia
sclr Patriot, somers, virginia
Scbr ! II Ilobrook, Summer, Virginia.
sssI New YORK sssss T5snSs Eas1sthgor for Salem
csT Nsg! Tor . salem
schr hndoro Sargent Eiizabehport for at sostcu
schr Douglass, Coleman Eliaaoehport Cambridge.
Sclr Argus, Crowley Elizabetbpori for somerset
Sahr Mary brsnard Ib6e kllza6ehport FOR Providence
schr hartford futile Eli2abethport for Sew Haven
sehr May n,zs len amo anzaoetnpor tor SiA'en
c H Ia ~, q scEer.on Msrwich dsya
echr senator Brown, Dishion for Poushkespsie.
schr Judge Harrington shaw, New haven for Whining
echr Melbourne Hunt Rondout for Boston.
scir Ann sai'cr, Fish nanhattanyii G ~ Wareham.
sleop HnIcrnr Darling Elizahehp1rt for New Haven.
Soop Wasp, Nash, hliz betbport FOR Bridgeport
soop Engineer. Petty, Elzabpthport Tor Flushing
Sloop sprngue, Gibbs Providence, dAya
Steamer Planet, wilson Philadelphia
Steamer Abafross. Jones Providence.
RETUnNn-steamship Han Row, Sands (hsuce for Hong
Kot Baltimore ~ hours whereshe put In In distress, with
Lose Of rudder and leaking.
Ship Harry Bluff from Mobile, Is days-By pilot boat Ezra
Bsrs Yumur4 Anderson from Maianza. days Ioh inst
Ssre Nay bearing BY 10 miles passed dsmasd bark
Brig Crocus from Cardenas-Both by pilot boat George
ship Lady Franklin, from Liverpool with mdse and pas
sengers 10 saml ihnmpscpH Nephew. -
BRIG Efama Elizabeth tBr, OF Yarmouth, Es}
SAILED
steamships EdinbuIg Queenstown Liverpool Cles
tor, Kingston, ia
wind ii sunset NV.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.


Arrival OF the Cosum bta at ~. Johns.
RI. JOINS, n T., April 20, 1851.
The steamship Columbus wnh liverpool dates OF tho
9Th inst rived bore YESTERDAY, but the being
In working order we're unable to transmit her nc ws
until this evening.
Tho ssoamship ARABIA, from Boston, arrived Ut Queens
town the 9Th inst
Tue s'oauphp Prince Albert, from Portland, arrived
mt GALWAY the 9th inst
The eslss Of cotton in the Liverpool market Monday
the Sth "a 0o1 bales, ~ which 0C0 "a
apccuation and Tor export All qualities had advanced
fully "a market closing active.
The Liverpool oreaistuis market was duh, and pro-
rEinrs steady.
Cons, Is wee 9l;s oi1s for money and eik Ok
for acconAt
Il was reported that Fraoce had sen, friga'e 10
echsritaton, d, the suggUsi on ~ President DaykA
The Austrian Diets AL OpoIed on the 9TH
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SATURDAY, April 90 p. NJ
flour has been In demand at steady rates sales
5000 bos Of all kinds.
WHEAT has been inactive, but firm Bales As 600 bush
chs, at 81 40 for white Western 81 63 for white Ken
lucky, 81 80 81 81 for red State, ST. &c 80 for Ca
NADIA club 81 Is 81 30 for Milwaukee club 81 90 for
Racine spring.
CoRs was in request Sales % 600 bushels, at Sc a
69c for old Western mixed, &c. exc for new CSC
for yellow southern.
RYE and oats were quiet.
BAHxy.-Sales GOO bushels State, at 6oc a &C.
ASHES, cotton and provisions were quiet.
Wms9gy.--Salcs 300 bbls at 1G1ac I0a<c
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATrRpAy. April 2o-s 7. N

SATURDAY, April 2o-s II. NJ.
The war continues to engross the attention of
the financial and commercial public, and business
Of all kinds is neglected. The Stock Exchange
this morning passed series Of resolutions donat
ing all their funds to the regiments ordered on
duty.
The stock market fell of again to-day. State
stocks did not vary much, but all the railroad
shares were considerably lower at the board, and
continued 50 throughout the day. There was no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

arce on bel Enfield Manufacturing CHnpsby aud
oureeives. Thousand heavy gray shirts which,
tus6 will answer the purpoee, and be acseptea Us
proof Of interest 10 the good cause purpose to
serve and We remain, your ooecie3t servants
5fGRGls, S9aW co.
TO THE EDITOR or TIRE HERALD.
Nav yoRk, spfn 10. 1851
Tbs firm OF Howell, Foster Wilson nave cffr-d 70 the
clerks in their employ volunteer in the United states
ssice 20 give them full military equomsnt add their
salay les to be continued, their families 10 be sup
ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
MISCEI.IANEOUS.

Tho members OF . military company now being 0rga-
nizod by Mr. Young for filing up regiment win meet at
the Of Thirteenth street and University place
one O'Clock to-day. Cuzans oesirous OF enrolling
cordially invited.
meeting VIII be held at the Old Bowery Theatre this
afternoon at three ocock for the purpose Of organizing
regiment OF Rangers, TO be The ,nmand OF the
Hon James Kerrgao. There will doubt be an i'm
posing demonstration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
EXEMPT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In view Of the present emergency, and tue departure
Of old comrades for the defence Of our country,
the exempt remen Of this city feel necessity OF pro
tecting its property We tho undersigned therefore In
vte all friends disposed 70 meet at Flremens BALL. OF
Mosday the pod inst at O'Clock p. H.. TO take such
measures Is shall be doomed necessary. Como one
come all.
Carlisle Norwood, Josiah Hedden,
Charles H. Close George Keilock,
John Iynes, Char eg p. Knapp
VIM. A. Woodruff, Jno. Mcdenomy,
Edward Brown, J. L. ID Lyon,
James A. Csrolin, Charles McDougsu,
John Garcia, VIM T. o Bren,
Jas. Whyte Davis, James r. Davies,
Junius Gridey, VIM Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
THE LATIN PHALANX.

We hear that Mr.. rinelli, lawyer OF this city
proposes to raise legion composed chiefly Italian
French Spanish and Portuguese residents and to
ganze it according TO the modern tactics OF Europe
Mr.. Tinelli hAid Distinguished position in tho Sar
dnian army IN ls4, since when he fought well in Spain
end Italy and had ample opportunities 10 acquire good
Ceal OF IN military affairs and organ cations
besides that be Is OF strong and thorough
republican. Men like hun cannot ail TO do good
In the present contingencies.
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Married.

RARIow-GnrTTm On Saturday evening April 20 at
st. Bartholomew church, by the Rev. Peter Chauncy,
DID, FRANCS c. BARLOW, Of New York city, TO ARARsIA
WARToS GNIrYIrH OF S0mervillc ~ J.
DoNoHUs--MrIIIGAN.-On Tuesday, April 10, by the
Rev 7. j. Mooney, JONI DoNoHus OF Brooklyn 10 Mas
MARGARET F. nyTIIGAN, Of New York.
KRTA-RYAS-On Saturday, April 20, by the Rev.
Father Frensiola, RICHARD kisA 10 ANNE RYAN. all OF
hoCkly Long Island
uAavER--LosGsrKEEr --On Thursday, April -, by tho
Rev. Thomas c. Strong, lEossgD W. WAENER to SARA
LoaG1zKr, only daughter Of A. Craig Longsreet, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
EEvENTY-FTvE THOUSAND DOLLARS VOTED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.

The Common Council evinced its enthusiasm, Friday
night by voting SIS 90 Tor the support o. the families
OF those who may go But the aldermen, it
seems, not slow TO show their patriotism in
other and more enthusiastic mani Col Wool
the Alderman elect Of the First Ward, has
sipDined hs intention go with his regiment the Four
teenth Alderman Kiahl, OF the Tenth Sard, who Is
Captain OF German company, will do likewise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

sessa WOOD, EDDY A co. would re~pectruIiy In
form the public thst their several lottery grana do ct
pir~ until the 10 loving pcrios:tbc uea Stata
VII continue 70 DO draw until the year ,ses the Missouri
State Grant will continue until the year 1874 and
Kentucks .irar unt the 1871 and business
vii be conducted until the expiaton OF all grants
TIE piitude thai bas characterized IL the
forty year. under The management Of predeces-r-
bessrs. Yates Mcintyre, Gregory Co J. W. 1anry
WOOD. EDDY & CO..
k.u sgera.
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8. W. SAUNDERS.
SEVENTH WARD FOR THE UNION.

TO THE EDlTOR OF THE HERALD.
Having seen In your valuable journal that volunteer
companies from the different wards Of this ctv form
Ing We the members OF the seventh Ward Independent
battalion (thI gh ocerst do uoe' cheerfuy
teer humble maintain the Stars and Stripes
Hyo our glorious Union EDWARD kEW5, Captain.
II J, EIRIEs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
THE NAVAL BRIGADE

u meeting with every desirable SUCCESS far acces
sisrs TO thor number uaernes Lieut. Blstett IS
vsy active In recruittI and hundred and twenty
names have already been enrolled.
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RAISING THE STARS AND STRIPES FROM
ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL,

Yesterday Afternoon at the request OF the Most Rev.
Archbishop Hughes, the American flag suspended
from ~. Patrick's Cathedral ev ex alderman Caron Of
the Fourteenth Ward and greeted with immense enthu-
sissm by the people of the neghborhood Cheers
given for the stars and Stripes the Union and the old
cathedral.
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ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS.

send forward to your paper this day
FOR insertion. am with the assistance OF few English
friends, heroes of Bsaka InkeImann ami Alma and
Of the Indian mutiny, forming regiment Of British
volunteers TO aid in protecting the glorious Union VIII
you, patriot and friend give notice to this fact
bur ranks may swell with visor.
HArNnERs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
CoLORED MEN OF NEW YORK AROUSE!

Colored men Of this city who willing to offer their
services in defence of tho government. invited to
meet at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms 17s Prince
street. Monday evening, at half past o'clock
CAPT J. JOHNSON,
j. WILLIAMS,
II. ". WALKER.
New YORK. April 90, 1851.
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second board, as most Of the members attended
the great war meeting in Union square. rehnes-
sees declined TX per cent. Pacific Mail 6. New
York Central !, Erie l, Hudson TX, Harlem 2,
Michigan Central 2, guaranteed ~, Panama 5,
Illinois Central 3, Galena S1s Rock Island L. dur
lington and Quincy per cent. Within q short
time after the close of the session the street was
deserted by the brokers. aa
Nothing was done in money or exchange.
The following was the business of the Sinh. TrAa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Dea ware by act OF Assembly passed
January 1859 Grants to twenty years.
fussRx CouSTY-ClAss IS Drawn April 20 1861
10, 20, 81, 81, IS, "a, 20, 80, H. 81, ID. "a, 2.
~ ~ Ga "a x ~ PraMn A am 20 is sa
Circulars rent free Of charge by addressing
X. FRANCE co., Managers
WILMINGTON, Delaware
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RESGfUrtnyTs.

1THBfF on POUR DAYs sGo NY HDiTORIAL MA
mayer went on apre snd rot heirg able - write 30
ndver semeni ny rf Il rscs dihcui' position but
however am nnr IL Gsil Massey Calfna Coz Ae ~
Broaaweg StnNCE1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Empire svuf ina Machine. The Cheap
cat, secsase the beet maIke, Oalce is Broadway.
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Batchtlsr's Newly Invented Wigs snd
Toup 90 are truly wonderful Of art "a and
them at 10 Bono street, or send For measure cad-
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Grover d Baker's Celebrated Entsoi~ss
Family and Manufacturing Sewing Machines, 1876 Broad
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Bachelors Hair Dye --Reisabic and
rrs,anan BGrk Brown Fscscry 81 Bsr.lay
SOLD and Applied al ". A BAlCBkLogs, l6 Fond street
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CrsssedDro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow
pees t.et ir tho world hclessle and retail and me
Aye prfysiey app ind, at NO kstor nOuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

wheeler s. Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines A. reduced prices Once SOS broadway.