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Tn OEILANs FAMILY, with chara,teristi
sagacity, is reported to have invested a miliioI
dOllars ~ the new $50 loan.
A NUMEFE oF Persons, suspected Of treason
able comp icitv. under arrest at Their private
residence. in Washington and Others are strict
ly watched by the police.
lNCITISG 10 MuTINY AND TRENsoN.-A Act
ing Sergeant TOombs was conveyed to WASH
ingtOn on FTidiy, charged with having enticrd
sailors on the steamer Baltimore, which re.
Gently conveyed political prisoners u Lafayette,
TO capture the vessel and run il ashore 20 a. 10
release the prisoners lie offered several men
e6OO each, aud $50 per month, ami when they
rejected l., said there were men enou sh an board
70 capture the vessel, and rather than be arrest.
ed, they would blow it up.
An FEGLIsTMAS named ilArker, usually
considered quiet inoffensive man, has bs"n
arrested for placing some rails across the rail-
road track near Wetherstiald, Conn, % We'll
nssday evening last. The train ran into them
and tore up the track for some dislsnce, but no
ther damage was donei
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Frankfort, Sept. rs. -Senate-The commit
tee report the arrest of Ewing, sivertooth, and
J. Swarp, members of the Legislature, on il.
legal and unwarrsntable grounds, and have pro-
cured their release
The thanks Of the General Assembly were
voted TO the Ohio, Indiana and Illinois troops,
for their aid in auesting the invasion Of Ken
lucky.
Nothing done Vi impatanes in the House.
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Surveyors orrcE.-Under pressing en-
gagements, which at the present time are very
profitable pecunarily, the Surveyor Of the Port
fas been compelled to post notification to ap.
pllcants for official position, to the effect that he
cannot listen to them until after three in the
afternoon. Secretary Chase visited the office on
Saturday.
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THE UNION MOVEMENT The delegates ap-
pointed at the meeting in the Medical College
on Friday evening last, held meeting for pur-
poses Of organization on Saturday evening last,
at the corner of broadway and Twenty third
street.
William Tucker Of the Eighth Ward was
chosen chairman, and Mefsrs. W. G. Connor,
and Robert Beatty Secretaries. Nearly the
whole number Of delegates were present and
excellent feeling was manifested. A Conference
Committee Of six were appointed to confer with
other Union organizations for the purpose of
securing unanmity of action. The meeting
then adjourned to meet on Thursday evening.
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Important nIb,ourI News.


IcIrcnworM, .S,7t 2s.-R, ports from a re-
liable source, from General Lanes command,
say that after his successful engagement with
the rebels Mt Pap.nsylle lao made a forced
march ON OsccOla and succeeded in capturin,
alargc supply tram left hy Generals Rain, and
Piice, together with one hundred thousand
dollars in money. The command OF General
Lane is now supposed to be on its way north to
join Gen. Stursls.
81 LoOis, Sept. 2s "A special di.pl,ch Ia
the Dtmo0dt, dated Jefferson city to,lay. give,
the following intelligence g.
Passengers report everything quiet at George
town. Generals Sigel and Davis arc at that
point directing operations.
EELEisKD OFFICERS.
number Of officers were rclca ,cd by Gen
Price on giving their parole Of honor. ThoT
lett Lexington ON Thursday morning, coming
10 wagons over land To Sedllii, arriving thor,
last night,
WHAT THEY SAY.
To their knowledge up Ia Thursday General
l'r,e had not started any portion of his forces
wards this direction, though It could have been
d NJ and they have remained in iguurlnc, Of it,
& pain Foster one of the officers, was informed
on the morning after the surrender OF LeNing-
ton by rrhcl quarterml.teT that he had issued
that day thirty four III ,usand utuns, and the
captain lhig Ks the force has since that been i'm.
To about fOrty-two thousand men. Capt Foster
rcpIc'entS that men were Hooking in from all
quarters to join the force of General Price. lie
had heard nothing definite in regard TO the
whereabouts If Zen. McCullOch. The rebel,
told him that McCulloch's force was from ten tu
fifteen thousand men. The officers think thai
I,t. McCulloch is moving ON towards Jefferson
Cy
DRSoLNTE COUNTRY.
The troops Of General Price h al devastated
the country fer n circuit oi over twenty miles.
Dwellings that were filled with the comforts
aud ic.cssaries Of life have been stripped OF
everything contained in them. Money, l,cr-
ware, clothing, bedding, in fact everything has
b,en seized and the owner, insult Il.
An oRpINANCE oF SECESSION
A few members of Jacksons Legislature had
assembled in the town and passed an ordinance
OF secession, and when our informant left they
were discussing an act providing for the CENTS
cation Of all persons property who were opposed
to the Southern COnledemcy.
MuLLIGAN STILL IN LEXINGTON
All the Union officers taken prisoners have
now LETT Lexington, except General Mulligan,
who remains there To settle up sOmo business
affair. lie is not wounded rs reported.
Col. MulliIan's Heroes
81. IoHiS Sept 29.-Col. Mulligan's regiment
arrived here yesterday, and marched To BEN
- l : h.va H., Ill -. n
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COLLISION OF NEsSuS.-The tow boat Yam
kee boy was run into Saturday morning, at Pier
No. l. by the tow boat Peerless, and injured to
such an extent that she was for some time OK
pected to sink, but was finally got OF and towed
to Jersey City for repairs.
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GENERAL notice.

A. n meeting Of the undersigned. occu-
pants q stands In Clinton Market. held SeI4 ~
TOE following pTeambles aud resolutions were rnas.
imousy adopted N''a-
where's, In accordance with the P-oslap.i,o,,
q the President Of the United States setting spart
Thursday the Seth inst, as q day Of Geting and
prayer, the City Inspector issued perempt n =
order for all public markets H. be closed on thai
day. We In compliance with such order a. god
snd loyal citizens, having TIE fear Of God and the
RESPECT due oureNecutve officers, closed our stands
a. directed, snd
Whereas, A few individuals doing business IN tha
market utterly dsreearding such order and allow
ing tie love ~ tie Almighty Dollar /, am ,ther all
other feelings IN their tcsoms meanly taking a.
vantage Of our absence f-sm our places OF b isn,,-
opcr Cd their star d. on that day.
Therefore le Il Resolved That we repud sta with
tie greatet G, attempt thOse parties 'or ~ doing.
Resolved, That those parties have, by opening
q cir sta ds that day, forfeited al claims tf they
ever posqssscd any 10 be cons dered gtnlsmen, or
law abiding citizens
Resolved, That We, the undersigned, shall no, In
inture tod any intercourse with men dew a 4
= latHotic ceiling, and courtesy due 10 one an
EdVard Glen T. Hedges Andrew l.. Cooke, NJ.
- Miller, Ms. Brewer, james Mccarthy, n l..
msnee' VIM. II HON, J. Y. Smith, 8. d. Arthur,
frsncis ii. Willnr, Mrs. Mccarthy, Levi Heyer.
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CITY NEWS.

TiIE SIoRM.-The police of the Both Pre-
cinct report the uproo,ing of trees and dcmoli-
ton Of fences in the neghbOrhood OF Fort wash
inRton and Tuhhy Hook on Friday night The
telegraph wire on Kingsbrdge Road near cloth
street was blown down. A skylght Was blown
from the roof Of the Metropolitan Hotel. Fall
ing, II struck Mr.. G.. W. LAmoreaux, who was
passing on the sidewalk. Mr.. Lamotcaux. who
was severely injured, was taken to hi. residence.
No. u Lafayette place. The streets through
out the city, on Saturday morning, were filled
with the evidences Of the reign of old B1oas.
Tug STEAMBOAT CArAtINR.-rhe reccn,
testimony Indicates that James Iarkin was an
agent in the Transaction; that he was induced.
while in Councilman Van Tines place in Dew
street, TO take sdrnk, which, according 10 tho
testimony OF Capt. lenncssey, Of tho Catalina.
bad been specially prepared 10y the bar keeper.
under instructions from Michael ID. Labor. who
wished to place Larkin under tho influence Of
liquor; tina, while intoxi cated Iarkin revealed
tie secrets Of the firm for whom no is alleged
20 have been agcn'.-and hence the publication
OF this little matter Of business which, it il
81 pjecd will involve the names If many gen
tcmcn Of the highest pcctablitv.
ON saturday the Captain and Mr.. IIennes-
scy were examined and croes- examined; but
NO new fact had been ELECTED at the hour OF ad-
jouinm,nt The case will be resumed a.
o'clock ON Monday morning.
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Judge McCUNS.


James Murray, respectfully connected young
man, who had been convicted OF robbing vol
unieer, was brought up for sentence, and was
fined sloO, and sentenced 10 the Penitentary
Tor months.
Robert Kchoe, fashionably dressed indivd-
ual who hal been convicted Of assault and bat
terry upon his mistress, who supported him, was
sent TO the City Prison for ten days.
Walter Powell convicted of passing counter
felt coin was sentenced to the State Prison for
two wears.
VIM. Taggart convicted Of assault with a
knife, was sentenced to the state Prison for two
years.
John W, Adams, respectable appearing man.
IN a plea of guilty to a charge Of grand lar
ceny, was sentenced 10 the State Prison for two
wears.
The cases Of VIM. Smith and John Tomlin-
son, charged with passing counterfeit money,
were argued Mt some length, and tho Court
took the papers for examination. Adjourned.
Further News, see Third Page.
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DEDICATION oF ST. MIcHAEL's CHURCH,
The new church of st. Michael, situated in
West Thirty-second street, was dedicated YES
terday, to the service of God. The sermon for
the occasion was preached by the mos, Reyer-
end Archbishop Hughes. The church of st.
Mlchaels is very elegant and connections
structure, occupying together with plroghial
school, a lot running through the block from
sd to 3lst streets. The school fronts on the
latter street. There is also attached to the
church bell tower, one hundred and five feet
in height, Rev. A. J. Donnelly is pastor Of
the church.
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Rorhe'ter, Sept. pa disastrous break oc-
CURED in the tow path Of the Genessee Valley
Canal this A. NJ, between Brperlra and DO.
ly's Crtek, which will require or I days to re-
oair
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NEW YORK lIosrITAL,-WERKLY REPORT
to Sept. 27th, 1861. on Sept. goth,
3l9i admitted to Sept. 9th, g.; discharged
cured or relieved, 7oi died, 10; remaining al
date, sec. Males 275, females 81.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Rally Around the sold Guard. ~

Tie LIST Scott Life Guard,
fth Regiment N. Y. Volunteers.
Col. A. w. TAYLOR
Tie Increase 81 recruits ordered by General
DIX n the United States standard has been
nearly completed A few more patrlotic voluntcers
viii he accepted. Those having seen service pre-
ferted. Apply At L. Grand vt, between Broaiyay
and Em SITS. This regiment hAs been In the u g.
service since May %, lSGl and is now stationed al
IIRyre de Giace. Nd
Recruiting oficers-Capt. CHAs. W. KRUGER,
Company d;
Lieut.. JAMES MCDONALD,
Company =.
Recruits forwarded every day u tho Regiment.
SEES l2ls lOi
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The sumter.

The Georgetown (Demarara) Colonist oi
Aug. 2Sth has the following -
Intelligence has been received from Surinam
today to the effect that the southern pirate
Sumter was cOiling there on Sunday last. The
captain is ppresented as being dashng ener-
getic man. aud he declares his determination
not 10 be taken. II he should be oyerpowereI
by a vessel Of superior force, he will blow up
his ship 30 that no sball not fall in 0 the hand,
of the enemy
in the capacity Of midshpmtn. N,thins of
oOurse, is known with respect 10 the direc ion
which the Sumter will take on leaving SlIin
am, but it is highly probable that She may
cruise about this neighborhood, with the view
of capturing some Of the American vos,cl-
trading between this Port and the Northern
States.
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Accideu, on the New York and Erie n. n.

Accident on the New York and Erie X. X.
Scio, Sept. 29.-The night express east from
Dunkirk ran into culvert on Friday night at
Scio, killing the engineer, Harvey Miller, fire.
man Vesey, and ex engineer Weaver. John
Campbell, brakeman, had one leg broken and
scalp CT on. Sergeant Cornell, of The 9th New
Vol Regiment, was slightly injured. II. A.
Walton, Of Columbus, Pa, had one leg broken.
There is a terrible freshet, with bridges down.
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MONUMENTS or SECRETARY CAUSE.-THE
distinguished Secretary of the Treasury arrived
in town on Saturday, upon business connected
with the national loan, In the morning he was
engaged in consultation with the leading bank.
ers, and during the afternoon he paid a visit to
Mr. Cisco at the Sub Treasury.
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ARRIVAL or a PRI2E--The prize schooner
Argonaut, Of and from Wet port, n. s, wa,
captured by the u. S. fripatc Susqrchanna in
lattcras Inlet. She has a cargo Of fish, and
was brought to this port by Masters Mate r.
frank Cook, assisted by three of tho crew Of the
Susquehanna, in addition TO three Of the schoon
tt's crew.
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ing # the ahove order will 10 held IN r.mmany
Hal, cor York arl Pearl sts Brooklyn, on Monday
evening, Sept. Both, NJ haEpNst seven o'clock, to
make arrnugi nent g. take part in the NON ANS
sequCs ~ order OF PHILIP CLARE q. p
MICHAEL DAILY, g.. 8. SEES 2is'IT2
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Further News, see Third Page.

LADIES WHO ARE TROUBLED WITH PM
lea, Blotcf es, Tan, sunburu or any u sfgurement
of tie Skin, should try the "Rtm OF White Lilies"
which is to lie had tti6 South Second St., Williams
burgh, at the low price OF 20 cents per bottle 1t is
an excellent preparation.
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DEATH OF JusToE BRowNELL Justice
Joseph Sherman Bruwnell widely and hvoa
ably known in this city for msny yoars past, in
sOciSl ana political ciicles died on SATURDAY.
morning last, after short illness, at the age If
over 90 years. He was a resident Of the Ninth
Ward for over twenty years, and no man on
that side Of the city, probably, could poll NOR
votes outside OF his party than Joseph Shermlu
Brownel. lie was native Of the Fist Wand,
whore he held the position Of Street Inspector.
Subsequently he was elected to the podtion Of
Registef, and afterwards Police Justice of th,
Fourth District, which position he occupied at
the time Il his death. lie was man Of refined
feelings and ,crder heart, while hs character
for integrity and honesty Of purpose was be
You'd question. \ meeting Of the Board Of
Magisua was held on Saturday at the Hall
OF Justice, in relation to the death Of their as.
sociate, where resolutions of eulo,y and condo
lenoe were passed, and arrangements made u
attend the funeral Il deceased.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Tucs.
dsy) at one clock, from the late residence Of
the deceased, No. 10 Grove st.
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News from Kansas.


ARREST of Jay HAwKEH
I'0rrprph, Sept u, 1851. cleveland. the
leader If y band # Jay llawkorS, has been Ar.
rested by military posse aud held 30 bail for
examination. The Kansas ,cond regiment
marched for Lawrence tonight, where they will
cuoamp aud recruit. Thcc is rothing now
fcm General Lanes command.
REBEL MARCH oy ". JOSEPH.
i'dr,nrorih, S,pt. -, 1861 Scouts came in
thi- morning and report a suuns col INN col
rebel, on the march nlrhWari from LrNit l,'nu.
Their supposed dcstin ,tiuu Is 81 Joseph. Al
the orgnnilci companies Of tho Kan4ai militia
are ordered 10 rendezvous in this city immcdi-
sioty.
ONO TROOPS IN KANSAS.
hdp'ns cry, Sept. -, lsGl.-Gcncral Stnr
ri~, with parts oil the Twenty. seventh an
Thirty ninth Ohio rcgimsnts arrived hero last
night on the steamer Majors from Liberty.
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CADEMY OF MUsIC-HERMANS

a UADEMY OF MUSIC-IIERMANN.
"A The public are respectfully informed thai Mr..
Hcimauu's performances will shortly close In con-
sequence Of his departure for Philadelphia, aud tho
t"o opera nights will lie given IN tie second week
Of q t0l err
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF TIE WEEK.
Except Thursdav, when tie Academy had been
previously engaged for the o pan Asylum.
TIE COMIC PROGRAMME,
THE COMIC PROGRAMME,
which las teen received with immense applause.
la DOUBLE WE ny MADAME HERMANN.
la DOUBLE WE by MADAME HERMANN.
Doors open Mt IN H. commence at o'clock.
Admission ~ cents. Amphitheatre 20 cents.
Reserved seats 20 cents extra Orchestra stalls 81.
Box Office Academy Of MIsic SHELLS and Z.
Breusiug'a
On SAT- RDAY o .toher ,, at / O'Clock,
POSITIVELY THE LAST MATINEE.
$3.50 2'133
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Goth Regiment Volunteers, Company X,
now mustered In and encamped at Fort Schuyler,
W WN. BENSON, Capt, or At LEARYs, 30 Oak a.
"a 6'l9e
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Americans, EnEii.bnen, Irisbmon, Cor
mems and men of any other nationality, wanted.
At GU BROADWAY, to join the Third Regimana,
EHoelaior Brigade. Recruits sent at once - WASH
ingtun. se2b 6si6A
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iHudtIh'd Sept. 2S.-The L. S. steamer
brooklyn, from the mouth of the Mississippi,
has arrived here, and reports the capture OF the
harqne Meaco, from Rio Jaroro, with coffee,
for New Orleans. A prize crew was put on
boaId, and the prize ordered to this city.
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ANorHER CANDIDATE FOR FoRr LArAY-
E1TE.-A Mr.. John Brain, of Chicago, arrived
IN this city on Saturday morning he having
been arrested there for reasonable conduct, by
o'dcr Of the Secretary of State, in company of
the Chicago officer and detective Wilson. Mr..
Brain was taken to Fort Lafayette.
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SOCIETY MOTTO ssa.

Liquor Dealers MrctinE.-A rrguInr
monte meeting Of the New York Liquor II alers'
S"'iety will Ice led at tre Metrui ohtau IONS, ieO
o'clock. ny order of T.. w. ESGs, Pres A. NJ.
MAI TnEHS, Vice Pres JOHN ROGERS, Roo.
Sec. ss3J l'iOs
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Bos'on, Sept 2s.-IIon. WIN. Appleton has
resigned his scat in Congress, from the Fifth
District, compelled thereto by his failing health.
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and rdrrdn'.d ~ be eIis', II no. bettcr, than any
high-priced Dye now in use.
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Manufactured and for s,le at a. SOUTH SECOND
ST., WILLIAMSON RON. l.. l. For sale by Dug
gists gene Ally. .eq4 5000
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TIE SuB-TgEAsuRY.-Mr. Cisco has found
no leisure during the week, Notwithstanding it
was supposed that the appointment o Mossr-.
Ketchum Son us agents Of the United States
would afford him relief. The subscription, to
the popular loan have outnumbcred the antici
pations % even the most sInguine. In this city
alone the subscriptions have reached an average
Of half miliio day. Tho banks on Satlrln
voted to take another $50, 900, OOO The IS,
los and % demand notes. which are prac.
tically bark notes, have made their appearance,
and are iaNorAbly received by the public. The
Pmount received throughout the country on the
Government loan il o.:imlted iiom 81, 900, 900
to $37, 900, OOO.
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TWO LIVING WHALES

AT JONE WOODS
Admission only % c,s. Children under IN. 10 -,
THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CAkS
convoy passenger, ~ sixty mn 81 est, within ava
minutes wax d Jones' Woods.
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Tre~tie Work on Mt. Pi-Rnh blown Away
Aauch Chunk, Pa, Sept 2s.-Thc trestle
work on the top Of Mount Pisgah, on Gravity
Road, was blown entirely away by the gale last
night,
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Grand Temperance Demonstration In the
CT aptl m King, near Hudson ~, on Monday eye
nug. TIE meeting viii les addressed hy Mr..
bEAL, agent fnr the city prison Singing by MS
SEAMAN aud otl n. All are inv ted 10 coma-
DAVID GALBRAlTH, Pres. JOHN QUA, Woo
Pies,
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Boil Run-NIany soldier died for lack Of
medi,ai Treatment. H!uo~ay's Pills and O.ntnult
would have prevented tbs. iOl
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Female Life
Dr. Uesry ZelI,s
Nerv ihe Pow DER
TO OuEs
DrunkenAnaa.

May M obtained at the following pl.oaa
NJ Is DivIsios ~. cor. Aarka, NY.
Mas BEAou'A 2ii ghth avenue NJ.
hEs HATEs. 10 Futon street, Brookiyu.
DH- VIZ. I. MEBuER'A IA Broad u, Hsvark.
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General Movement of the Rebel
Army.
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uItIE LATEST NEWS.

ny TyLEGRApH TO THBM y. sun
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PRICE oNB DOLLAR

Ttese Powders may Ia givrn. unkiiosyu 10 tas
dr1nker, IN clfca tea, o. liquor, WARRANTED sAsm
lo'a, and fies frOm nAlSeating oiiects. iyaS tsa
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WILCOX & GIBBs
SEW ING ACHINE
HS BROADWAY.
agn -,
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RARNuM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,


eXliiltiuu OF this rare aud colossal animal.
sF- SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9TH.
GF- SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9TH.
CLOSES his second engagement, when lie must give
place 10 other attractions. ar Hare you seen INN
Rsmember IL At he Is the most extraordinary CTed
fuJs in the whole animal kingdum-that il IA 80
c'arod In Sacred History, dol, ch. XII tlat ~
ne ,drfh there Is not his like" II is coucele
every biblical student who sees him, and hundr,-
Lave visited him here, and many of tae clergy are
4p interested Ia HIM that their visits have been re-
uCaiCd numerous times, that he Is
THE GREAT BEHEMoTH OF THE SCRIPT
URES,"
wi ich is 81 81 wiugly described In the book N job
who then, can fail To pay him ysitg Remem-
Der that hi, days Lere arc numbered, aud after
lesying here
HE WILL NEVER AGAIN DE SEEN IN NEW
YORK.
lle &c Z Importance Of embracing this opporu-
uitv, lie is accompanied y native Arab keele"
Who Is also great attraction to persons who are III
crested in thst oriental race of men.
BESIDES, may also he seen The BEAUTIFUL
AQUARIA, with It's myriads of living fish, and TO
which have Just been added many new specimens,
Lee ides LIVING SEAL SEA LION, MAMMOTH
BT AR SAMSON THE WHAT IS TT or MAN
MONKEY, HAPPY FAMILY, Do. :.
Administer " AL, 70 o. children uadsr ,Sn' IL
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COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
TWENTY-FIVE CENT?

s'oli a, the extremely lov price Il
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The following two dispatches appeared in a
part of our Saturdays edition;
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Oh. HENRY zHLLSs
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Col nIulligan's Heroes


81. Iouis, Sept 29.-Col. Mullgan's regiment
arrived here yesterday, and marched to BEN
tons Barracks, where they will lie paid off.