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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

MS @ir lnb iter3euet, Bag Niemanb ter
GrSfnnn8 Der @@iffabrt nit 70 selpannter Ct
martung cnteesenbarrt als unlere Damen. unb
NIT @tdt! benn trinst lie ibnen ni1t bieGrnlinae
BET Grlbltna6moben ans Der fafbipnab!en @elt
ees Sfsns? Son icldeu rGrflinsen" baten
Suffice une Tertpausb 10 eben cine t~r!clale Sen>
bung-an 100 Rilen-erbalten, bereu Snbalt 10
ebsn BEN bewunbernben Blid e~ntfaltet tpirb. Der
tcmplaiante rGntfaltsr" 1T uaturlit 5err Muer-
ta d, Der beutIhe @lerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

asGnternattonal 9otel. welaes cine
3eitIans Soe anb lser selanben> rpirb jest rieber
au5mSblirt unt wirb inRurasm fir bieNufnabme
bon @afsn rieber berseri@tet fem. Das Mins>
lcm 5aus, mel9es e~tenfaas aufs olan3enofe neu
einesri9tet it, bat tereits felt ID Eassn feline
salIihsn Gbiren bsmpublifumse0fnet, @ir b.
ren ~ineelsn Mtg eeeuern> bab Siele Nrbeiter uno
Observation-Disclosures unbentittelts Deutl6e-bie
scn benz pddier ees 9otcls nnselteQt waren, bis
jegt pergebli9 auf ben 2obn fir ibre Mrbeit par-
ten, unb auf feineWe;iei I'M @tanse dnb, 3u ibrer
iausrperbienten 3abluns 81 eelansen. DeusI9e
Mrbeiter unb @el96it5leute luQten li9 ni1t burb
itSne Hprte unp Vsrlpreduusen perleiten lalen,
Qeute rei4 u,a9en su belfen, bic ibren @slGGfts.
profit burb 1eteroortbtiluns itrsr Mrbeitsr ~ er~
3ielen luhen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

G- Die serebrteu Dannen tppuen ie neue Mu-
Seise ber Dry~@ s. pb< 5anbluns BON Snserloa unb
80. ni9t iiber leben> beren neuer 5tpre nun NIT
ben elanSenefsn @tabli0ements besO items risali-
l1rt. Gs limb nit ben leBten 8ppten tpabrbaft
pradtnoae Sentun8en Bon Waareu aneelanat u.
9err @bas. Mabler periidert uns, ba6 (e III ber
Shat ueberra@henbes entbaIteu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Oentfbe 8au1

Oeutiebe 8anf,
ct. PAUL . Mtnnelpta.
@elb. Briefe, obtr Na9rt9ten lieaen ppr fit
Mr. 100, Spbann &darf.
n t32, Sobann Martin Naaer.
. AZ. S. .. 8. Spbnlpn.
157 8. Stenberg.
. 1862, Qeus barb 8artb.
). Il. O. @illtus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

o. Nadpem tas bon ben 5srren s. unt O.
Wiaius berausgegsttss 8erasidnib son Atpten,
neIds bic bieisen Banquisrs ,,at par" nehmsn,
bersit5 auf scr wreNe tpar, erfubren mir, oae
nidt nur nod oerl9iebene SQinpis nnb gDiecpn-
i'm 8antsu, iOnbcrn auA bic Ga Grple II. Ga
Crescent uno Gbatfes ganf in Minneiotn riff
trt wereen. Disies ,pirb bas Yubtifum bon Der
Ncttpenbisfsit iter3eugen, scr Der 5anb bas
Suinoia unb WiseOnin 8onfeelb gang surud5u-
peiieu. Seben Sag fDnnen ueue Banfen hisere-
bittrt tperben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

SltfltDtS.
Mmertean 8ant.
Banf Of @alena.
Sutton 8onf:
Suincis Central Banf.
SQinpi6 Ntper 8onf.
Sbio &iYer 8anf.
Neapers 8anf,
uniteD States Stof Banf,
8anf Of tbe Nortb< @ef.
Columbia County Bonf.
Wt%6cpn1fn.
@rdanse 8anf Of Darling & So.
0erman 8Dnf.
Mtnnelota.
Banf Of Gbatfelo. -....
2aGro0e & ga Crescent 8ant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
@oucurren5 s,pii6en Dampfbppten.

@oucurren5 3tpii6en Dampfbooten.
Die quite .3eit, rslGe bic Gtileneen III, psrsanse>
men @pmmer senp6su, l9eint wiebsrfebrsn ;u
mcaen, in bent bic @pnrurren3 smil9eu BEN Ger
iaieeenen 9ampferlinien ~abern1als a%nfdnst, bic
paIasepreile berabsuerudtn. Gapitdn Dartbirn
a~erlanste fir bic 8abrt BON @aint pauI mad Ga
@rr1e nit bent Da,npfsr 8raut 9tesle am Ser
9ansenen Montae nur S 100. Sn Tolse baprn
tpiro bic Yadet>G on,pans etsnfaQs berunterssben
,nii1en ,1nb 70 wirb bas Nsilen pieoer lebr mpbl-
fell merben- @ebr munldenam,rtb bel BEN l4S-
ren Wetter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

@VHt @VSp~ NV "HeV SCtFfVtVVFVHV~
tunsen, tpeIde 1T 6prt Garry in ben brittilGen
BeEBun9en am @eb&tber anee(eIt ,purben, mar
ber 7 .Gebruar her fasit.fe Sag. Das luedFIbtr
aeiste bic frilde unb trquidtnhe Ier,peratur spu
40 Grab untsr Mua.-Dis 5ubipn8 ayG pmpany
befeuert bic GaIcne 8ranntpein, Bon ben Ser.
@taaten irtpprtirt, nit 5 S@iuine, cine MaBre>
gel, pelde Der in Sort Garry erl1eintnse rNtur'-
~trefer" auf'S ernife4e tabflt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

Gin natiniffi1ber Gropf+ nErrpf"
peer @9uft, aber zines ppn beibsn saus fiber.
Cine @ei1eeeieQibaft beltebrnt aus brei 0plpn-
tars Dpn Der @tiQwater GpntanY, (einem Deut-
i2sn unb apet rImeritausrn, peren Dcrsltcrn
bierber i~mportirt w%urben>) elmer Dame untSsrrn
g. Suboi9b> fubr nit Der yplt bon @tilpatsr
na6 ct. Yaul. ST. benz Berlansen tpabrldein-
lid, Nt unb ieinen Neilessfdbrten bic Belt III
s~s1tir5en une bsd unfdbis> cine seilseiGere un-
tsrbaltuae )" fabren, tpdblte i19 elmer bsr teibsn
Mn6!ole1tsn, et11 tben,altssr SeBer m5tiuwater
We1snser> Namens5spben> eas Gbsns vDuth"
utb LIEF iiter boielte bic bsletoieeab1en garia-
tionen los. 9etn beutlger 2anlerap ertrug bic
bibilgen Medersien unb @bmabunssn unlfrer
Natipn OiQj9meigenb, pa5 bic Nptbeit leines
Beleibi9erS 70 fteiserte, bab her u6adler", benz
enpli9 bic Gale ~iberlief, tent pinlel NIT elmer
berben unb trefenben 3ureatwsiiung bas 2d(er-
maui {tppfte. @pl9e GrGpfs pie bisler 8ur,G
@tepben fDnnten IS iebem anitdueisen Deutl9en
serleiben, iein2eben fir %bieles2anb in bisS6anse
3u IGlasen, 100 man feinsn patriotisntus nit
ruben 8eleibieuusen hereiIt. !aein beutlger 3d.
lpntar, Der Gbre i'm 2eibe Bat, 1clte ipltpe Rrat,<
funeen binnebmen, obne lM, penn aueer Disut,
nit beuti@en GauRfalaeen, pbtr menn i'm Disn1>
nit elmer 8eidwerbe f.: benz gcnpanY~ Gbef au
1rtfer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24


u NJ. sn family M. sstsco sns
Rese and infant Mrs Goodwin child and infant Mrs Brow
Mrs vsrei n. kvaps McErov q Pyfis dc Brenny OPS
sS ~. sns so snd .% s"css Ny
Damainvile, Heath and lady Morgan and xss Wright
Van Ncen J Burnett Fuller, Thornton Ise, Robert
.HAyAsA AND NASSAU steamship Karnak-Gen LIB Swan,
Cha: wescS Pe sui'ng Gore psas. Nm srsce
nsnsdOD in'sSiossn ssdey riisse Geo Lsun,
b Onderdcnk, W seers, J Buchanan watkinson and
Ssr =. n.. S SssY :n AZ
Mrs. yno Nelson. Ms. Nelson Anthem, Mrs Wright,
wood u a. ese b. and 4 1 Wood Tc. IS
Mrs McIn;osh, Mrs and three children Ms Schmidt
mold and wife Mr. Bayis Ludlow Miss Julia Norris
Ssn Scnww.rs Lehmsn Roller Chapman Mrs Ca
so:foid y wssnsr Williams rn M Mss crsser
Mnnn ana Nj Ms Nss, and sssn Fox Io1g
Dcusias g,o Grsb.m, 9 Bennett Ttlmpsen II { Coz,
Bi MARI Hso Rsssrs Pratt 2; met csosmspe
Son. nv; Es . RoSt Ella ~ De la Moargy, q An.
s.s EVE H.P psss and y sso
Dman, m Marke and two daughters Mis- t;anson SON
and and s .fFy's M. '9's . Mrs
worth, Rw King, Miller. N n Dowd. A Broise " p Vii
ham, woodmaD, Leessu, Fiibrck and ioi Storage.
DEPARTURES.
sss ssm;s John f 6ss O%
Ian Ready sna wife, Ms. Mlar LUCINDA Miller MARY
sas 'sSs' S SS9ss ile sas
OF Bath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

-Ch0nuiAu Was ufmeftano moro active, Mne sales oil
abe 200 SEQ bbls made at IS 81 so, the
litter figure Tor extra. Southern -four rmer but
iess active The sales embraced about 200 bbs closing
steady at our quotations with sales Of about 900 bb.
Corn meal was In fair demand Sales OF $50 bbs Brandy
wine were made at % Is. whestThe market was heavy
and about lc per bushe lower. The sales embraced
about As 600 buhels At ST so for red state winter 81 As
As tor fair to good white Canadian, part in store;
81 IS for Zimmerman amber 81 65 for prime Kentucky
white, 81 90 81 50 for White Michgsa 81 al 81 As for
white Indiana, 81 ~ 81 2S for Canada club, 81 20
81 IS for Milwaukee, 81 Is 81 % for Chicago afring
Corn was unchanged closing however with tolerabe
6rmness Tho sales embraced about 20 900 bushels at
Csc fer oew Western mixed delivered, 6lc for yellow
and 67sc Csc for old do. delivered &c for Southern
yellow, and zoe for white do. Barley and oats were
unchanged Rye was steady with sales Of loo bushels
at 6s sc. for Northern.
CoFxx quiet and sales limited and prices nominal
Corros The market continued quite firm with sales Of
eco bales closing at about for midding uplands,
at which prices closed stin
Fxxcars Engagements were moderate aud rates
2s. Cd. % I'D, 200 do at =. 3D. &c 0CO Duahes
atd wheat in bulk and ship bags at I'd sgd
and 800 bbs lard AT 2Zs Cd and SEQ do reported
at .ss. There was nothing rev to other ports.
PROVISIONS PoIk--Ihe market was less buoynnt, but
in fair activity sales reported TO the extent of
about eco bbls closing AT SS 81 $lS SO for mess and
at 6l3 20 SIS 37s for prime Beef was steady ut old
pricee. Cut meats and bacon were unchanged. Ltrd-
The market was steady with Gales Of 200 bbls al CSC
i0c Butter and cheese were unchanged
SLAAs were STEADY, with sales OF $50 hhds Included
in When 260 at auction; part at private sale
bro, eht 4tac ab4c,
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rae specie by the City Of washne.cu is CONSIGNED a,
City Intelligence.

Mr.. wN. DONALDSON called at the Herald Office yes
terday and explained the circumstances under which he
had given utterance to an exclamation against the
Seventh regiment From his statement it appears that
he ha been disappointed in receiving certain articles of
wearing sppare consequence Of the ORDER for the sud
den departure Of the Seventh regiment and upon return
ing to his hotel III did give expression remarks at
lribued TO h'm. but protests that waz done the
spur OF the moment, without the slightest intention Of
disrcspect to the regiment In which be says there
number of bis friends. When II TO the question
Of the Union he believes he strongly devoted TO II
any OF his traucers proof OF which he states that
he has already Joined rec ment to fight for il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

n.yys-BARlIac On sunday, April Il, by Rev. Evan
Johnson, Lieut. Thomas W DAVIS, formerly Of Phla
de,pta to CARRIE daughter Of John Bariiog ESQ OF
Brooky u, L. Lieut. DAVIS leaves with his reg ment on
Sundsy text
Philadelphia papers pesse copy.
HoosE-PPNom ON Tuesday, April %, by the Rev H.
Garlic bs, Brook n, FkxplNcA Hoosx, Jr TO Miss AxE
FsISo1a. adopted daughter Of G. T. Croshei Esq of
Staten Island.
wfsoS-HARRs I'm this city. en- Monday, April o. by
the Rev Edwin L Hatfield. ID. H., HENRY 5. WILSON, to
EMILY r. HAkRls, all OF this city.
WaIL--SraTeAn-On Thurday, April H. in this city
Ivy the Rev. J. c. butcher, Mr.. LEoSARp q. WElp, Of
Brooklyn, N. T., to Miss ANsE II. SrATu,M OF Greens
bolo. Ga.
Charleston, Savannah and Augusta, and Cleveland and
Chicago papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

THE BsNIFrr TO Mr.. BRoutH The complimentary bene
NJ to this gentleman at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
Monday last very successful affair, considering
the unpropous character Of the times for theatrical per-
formancss The " star spanged Banner and the Flag
OF our Union sung In The OF the evening by
Madame Anna Bishop and, was to be expected these
appeals TO the patriotism OF the audience most en-
Enthusiastically responded to. cal made for Mr.
Brcugh, but being confined to his house by lcess,
letter read from him, thanking the ublic for the
generous manner in which they had c,me forward on
fhs cccasona libcraliy the appreciated by him
when be took into account the heavy calls mlde upon
their purses by the poticaNpeccssitios OF the times
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NEW YORK HERALD "WEDNESDAY APRIL a. ssl-FRlPiE SHEET

Omcinl DrsssingS OF IN. Fraaee q Co.'s
Dpls Observation-Disclosures ~ Assembly passsd
J AIRY. 1859 0rAass 20 run tSeos5 years
eussEx couN rr--s' -ss. ~. Drawn Apr4l e. t85i.
Ii. 40 3d. 40. 3. =. s.. Al. 81 az. ca I.
sossoLsnsrEp-As-A s.. Drawn Arr e. .s6l
Ia %, 7. Sc. G.. 8, 40 IL Co. 81, IS, 10.
Ul.r1.As sent free o. casrse hy aij-ssS,ag
x. g2 ASCE 90 Ss.agsrs,
Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

uxh4 numerous arrests we're made, and the municipA
1ity has been dissolved
PRAGUE, April IL, 1851
The Bohemisn dit has seat depatAtion 10 the EN-
peror 20 request hn &c 20 Prague for the pur-
re Of being crowned king Of Bohemia.
NIESSA, April H. 1861.
The conflict in HerzegcTina SAIL continues Several
places have proc,sme- .cr i1e princsof Montenegro
3xiGgAD4, April IL, 1861.
Yesterday nins.y'7iEs Beigradian families numbering
Ave hundred and sixty five persons emgrated to Serra
with numerous iocks TOE turks stopped their passage
and indicted pnn.shmeat hundred and sixty OF
them. The alienation Z Increasing on ihe frontiers
SOUTHAMPTON, April11 1861.
The Tsgus, with the Peninsniar mail has brought the
master. mate arc t~eive OF the MARI No. 6a63,
OF South Shields which had been abaudoped at sea IN
sinking condition They were landed ri LiAbon py
Dutch Gallccn.
The Atranto WITH the West India and Pacdc mails was
on the Needles tveaty minutes past ten n 5 A. NJ
Al LAgbon on tho 7th, EXCHANGE was aIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PTtILAprIriuA, Ap.il %, 1861.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State ives s3: Reading
Railroad, l5a, Morris Clnsl IS Long Isla I'D Railroad
Pennsy Railroad, 81; Sight excharge New York
at par 10 per cont discount.
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Previoua.y reported. Nfo4I2 q SEQ 5is ssalI,277
sisce January l.. SO als,s72 2s12a,ss7 4o,ass,7.7
The stock market was all better this morning.
but seIl OF IN tie Afternoon. and closed heavy at
decline. The feature Of tie morning business
was an advance Of 20 per cent in Kentucky 6's, on
the strength Of the Union sentiment in that State.
Pacific Mail advanced 5H per cent al the morning
board Panama, g. New York Central, 81; Erie,
~; Reading, ~; Harlem preferred, 24; Illinois
Central. ~: Galena, 2js: Rock Island, .; Mchi-
gan Central, 1. In the afternoon there was de-
cline OF about ~ all round. The closing quota
tons were a follows:-Tennessee 6's, A. a 70;
Virginia G's, Az As: Missouri 6's, 1917 At Can
ton G: Pacific Mail, 62i< a G3 New York Central,
~ Il; Erie, 2014 Il: Hudson River, SGlf x:
Harlem, 1919 q; do.preferred, 3l% 80: Read
iug 3S24 "a: Michigan Central 43'4 A.; Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana. Is a II; do.
guaranteed, 29s4 90 Panama, 100 1902; Illinois
Central, co a II Galena and Chicago, 500 a Z;
Cleveland and Toledo, 2jIs a .. Chicago aud
Rock Island. Ssa4 80; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. 5G1s.
In foreign exchange there il very little or
nothing doing, leading houses selling gladly at LOG
FOR sterling and $50 FOR francs. Commercial bills
20 at lo4 a l05 There are not purchasers for all
that is offered. Bankers aud merchants, in these
days, seem to think less of business than of the
prevailing excitement regarding the war
Money still continues abundant, first class single
names going readily at I. Very little paper is
offered, and nothing but first class paper Is touch
ed. money Leaders waiting to sec the haze that
surrounds the country clear OF before making use
TO any extent Of their funds
Tie Wisconsin banks have suspended specie
payments in consequence Of the fall in border
slave State stocks.
Tine following was the business of the sub-Trea.
sury to-day.
Total receipts $50 0i6 10
For Customs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 90
Tax rnen,e "a 16I n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

gives grand musical entertainment tomorrow thurs
day. evening, in the Brooklyn Athenrum. She will be
sdcd by Madame Anna Bishop aud other artstes. The
programme is varied and ought to draw fol-
house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

Mod. EDDY & Co. Managers Of ths
xsSor.s az b. the Lsa sTss
ne suesc per, ssmm a'po..ed % sa2s,u,snd
s eek Ssss; q &c e., ssw.s .s Lot
drsra from The ~h.e;-
!, &C. "a. 81, 40. IS. So 40. 10, ~. 90. IA. 60.
- a = r go Is "a "a aDT - 3 10, 60 :, :,
w.ssss h.sss Ooyiag.on Ky. this Tuesday April
ss i sss!asAnao~. oonnl..oasr.
Ces.,rs containing saaues for tie month viii be mailed
s''e q charge y senhas" WOOD, EDDY sco..
co,lcssea x s. Il 5ogl: No S WIN, Del, u,
serse- Be decided y the tsway Of sss xsnsucs s.as
'''''' : w., E CO.. Managers.
rIen OF Shrswdness Know the Advan-
sse asssss
ssik.pag 1sr Dss. AZ s0 fe Hats o. EsfES
The Major Anderson Hat.
ss:ss
agss sso shness oi The .trs. bat tesesh.r With g.
asI so i exam By Ss sas
- = - v. J. ANDERSON a CO.. g. Broadway
Patriotic Relics.-Knox.. the Popular
seiea p.iIIos march upon his IA trade &c
a.sr psss JAS sa SS Que d he SsStsu a.pnea
s ee sgans These Are as interesting and sacred 70
saints in these Of tbs people 81 the Middle Ages
Flag Stats and Poles Of all Sizes, and
rut complete chesp Ingsrsos Boat Bazaar 2i3 ana IA
500 Flags of all sizes ON Hand mt the
United States Flag Depot 5s South street. near Peck slip
Bunting. -2JO Pieces OF English hunt
ihg for sac BY STU RGEs SHAW co. "a aud 70 Murray
ttre.
Flag OF Our Union Flnan~I shirts -
Ar ensss nav arceso which sc Invite the attention OF
r. Ii. LEWIS sRo, lio Chambers street.
Cnffe1ms.-C. Barnum, Clothing Con-
tractor for tie Ured States Government 10, Liberty stIeet
Orders executed promptly
Wheeler & wiI.o.'. Improved sewias
Machines . rsduced p1oss Once 500 Broadway.
Emplre Sewing Maohfnss,-9he CAeap-
ct, because ae oest, ia market olcc sss Broadway
Liquor Flasks. Liquor FIasks-A Large
sssotn NTiasks AID sod very chap Ever soldier
store Ia.
HNI. lnfmtfable Cutter of Hair and
whiskes No Barclay street. Hair Dye 81 cents black
bowl
moldayia Cream Forces the Hair and
woisxsrs . grow luxursay Sold u W. A BACHELORS
nav! inTsnset Wig factory, is Boad street.
Tosantsneos-Back Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
SOD and applied Al W. A. BA1CHELOBs, l6 Bond street
Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toapses .T yoadeffuf soscin of Art Cal aud
then a. Is Bend street. or sead fsr measure card
Soldiers. Atfenff0n.-Trusses, Elastic
stocspR- sho,i e, s.acss suspeEsory Bsntsses &C
GLOVER HORNE, Ann street Barnurn Museum.
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Flag OF Our Union Flannel SHIFTS -
An entirely nav arceto which sc Invite the attention OF
mill arr Companies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

Costiveness and Headache Are Just as
surely movcs BY oloways Pulls a. 4 y certain that
night fo1ows dag Females troubled with hsbitual cosvs
ness nnd headache ere particularly requested 70 try these
remedies They never fan,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD
ePHINd AND SUMMER CLOTHING
5EvLry HrDsos Z COMPANY have nv r,slv FOR "a
spHetion ne iATgtst ard sl eegsn. asr.ei Of Csaas
and Furnishing Goods
MEN AND BOYS
offered fram .cs, rchsz,4 IN. RI
gfeat decline and cut IA their celebrates style wAcs
tn,y offer VT very low prices go
abe public are invite to call ssd eramas tss aovs1u
Z3, i3J ar 200 Bros oway, OF Warren street
s59 nd 45i Broadwxy corner OF arana strss,
MILITARY CLOTHING
OF all
DESCRIPTIONS.
Large orders esecaied At ths
SHORTEST NOTICE xnf Al rs
LOWEST PRICES b.
DEFLiN. HUDSON co.
BROADWAY aud GRAND STREET
BROADWAY and WARREN STREET.
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Cnffo7ms.-C. Barnun, Clothing Com
tractor for tie Ured States Government 10, Liberty
Orders executed promptly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

Flag Stats and Poles Of all Sizes, and
rut up complete cheap Ingssos Boa. Bazaar IA
South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24

Bunting. -2JO Pieces OF English Bunt-
ing for BY STU RGEs SHAW CO., "a and 70 Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY. April 2S-G p. NJ.

TUESDAY, April 2S-G p. n.
The following !, o comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign rorts for the week, and since January L.
1850. 1860 1881
For the Seas........ &, .34.-60 l.5e6s24 c02o 40
Previolay reported. NSo4Ii2 q sec 5ls ss,slI 277
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500 Flags of all sizes ON Hand mt the
United States Flag Depot. 5s South street. Peck slip
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rIen OF Shrewdness Know the Advan-
age If suyiug direct from the manufacturer thereby obtain
ny the nes aud mos elegant fabrics In the mArket BY
rs>csas.ag their Dress and so.t Felt Hats Of EsPEN
sCAE-D. q. llS Nassau street.
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Liquor Flasks. Liquor Fiasks-A Large
ssso.t ne1 Hrasks ari sod very cheap Ever soldier
going South ought 70 take VITA him, Bowery drug
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Arrival Of the Steamship City or Wash
fngfOn.

The steamship City of Washington which left Liver
pool the 10th and Queenstown the 18th inst,
rived at this port last evening.
She brings about 600 in specie and s37 passengers
Her has been anticipated by the Jura at Farther
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HflI. Infmttable Cutter of Hair and
whiskess No Barclay street Hair Dye 81 cents black
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wheeler & Wfisca's Improved gewlag
Machines .. rsducad pr1oss oalce 500 Broadway.
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The Major AndersOA Hat.
We prepared 70 offer 10 the trade th entirely
syie 81 Spng anc Summer Hat possessing al tia advAn
to ligh.pess Of the straw hat together with de-
gree OF elasticity and durability before intro iuced in
summer hat We solicit On examination by the trade.
For sac By the b.
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Patriotic ReIics.-Knox, tho Populs

Fates the corner Of Broadway aud Fulton street
scien patriotic march upon his brethren Ia trade He has
exhibition IN his windov piece OF the Tag st. OF Fort
Sumter piece OF TIE Gag, aud OF the broken
halls fec against These Interesting aud sacred TO
= ae @ the
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Dmplre Sewing Maohfnes-Ihe ChoaP-
est osoauss .ae boat ia market Oalce 335 Broadway
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moldayia Cream Forces the Hair and
waisksrs grow iaxuris1sly Sold It w. BACHELORS
new. In rented VI il factory, Is Boai street.
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cI,rs containing scaAmes for tie month will be mailed
free C. charge BY seniingto
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Covluzton Ky, St. Lors Mo wilmington, Del.
Hor.cg-Ai tcSe.s n the Dea STATE Lottery vii
decided the drawings OF the Kentucky
w., E. CO., Managers.