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The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.

This fine regiment Of New York cavalry has received
orders to move into Virginia, about three miles from tho
Long Bridge, on tho main road to Mnnscn's Hill. The
delightfully."- situated and the opportunities for
drilling and exercising horses Of the very best description
Tho regiment will there be Joined by three rather parts
Of three regiments Of regular cavalry tho whole forming
brigade with Brgader General Palmer first and Co
lionel McReynods as second in command This Is
sdored high compliment TO tho Lincoln Cavalry, which
is by Far the best drilled OF all tho volunteer cavalry rc
ments on the Po'omnc. Carian i. G. Adams, who did
much in orrani2inr the rcrmSt is row in New York
trying to relieve 1t of tho 6cbs incurred its oganya
tion. II Is fact worthy OF notice that this fine reg
ment nearly fourteen hundred strong. received
assistance from the state bu patry pi,tance from the
Union Defence Committee ard will only cost tn general
government about tho sand dollars for its organ
zation II ought also t. b. mentioned that its organization
began about the first dav of May and not man
was mustered In until the Goth Of July. Thn small
pcnsa Attending the organization Of this rcfim is the
result OF its having been very wisely kept out Of the
hands Of politicians.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Markets.

PnHADEtPiiA, Oct. 10, 1861.
Flour firm at S. 81 x for superGne tids5 for Ohio.
Wheat buoyan: sales 10 600 bushels at 81 25 81 30
Corn advanced sales bushels at Gle. &C. Mess
pork md lard unchanged. Whskey firm at &c.
ALBANY, Oct 10-P. ~
Flour steady: receipts light. Wheat very dull the
only sale is 60 bbe white Michigan 81 81. Rye sold in
car lo<B at 10c. Oats in fair supply and demand sales
25 900 bushels at 3c &c. for State and Western
aaoa and lots. Corn steady, with limited supply and
Offering sales IA 900 bushels Western mixed ~ 53c.
aAcat Barley very dull; offerings fair and MOI much
desire take hold at asking rates. sales 800 bushels
State four rowed in lots at Gle. CSC and 1900
bushels Wayne county, private terms. Whiskey-Sales
100 bbs at 2Oc 81 Nc. Received by Central Railroad
for Boston and East345 bbls oar 81 bags wheat 245
balce wool for New York. 3G8 bbls -four % bags and
sos bb wheat 254 bbs whskey S03 tubs buttor, 043
boxes cheese l31 bales woo, S73 bbs apples 222 pack
nges tobacco Shipped by tows to New York, Oct. o.
101 ZOO bushels corn 105 500 bushes wheat 81 900
bues oats 1000 bushels feed II Ooo bushels barley
OswEGo Oct. 10-P. NJ.
Flour steady. Wheat without material change: sales
900 bushels No Chicago spring at 81 at 81 o. Corn
Arm: sales 600 bushels Illinois at 40 Barley in mode
rate desnanc sales 400 bushels Bay Quinte at 53c,
10 900 bushels Torsc ut 5Yc and 900 bushels choice
do, delivered IN Albany, on private terms. Rye scarce
and quiet. Canal frists-iour 44c., wheat 13c. corn
12c., TO New York. Lake imlorts-100 bbls. -four
1000 bushels wheat &c 600 behes corn 30, COO brscis
barley, 1000 bushels rye Canal cxports-,s43 bls.
-four II 900 bushels wc.t 1900 bushels corn, 1s6 900
bushels barley.
BurvAfo, Oct 1o--1P.M
Flour quiet Wheat duh sales 100 bushels red Mch
gan at 81 o6 $500 io rcd Ohio at 81 Or IA 000 do red
winter Toledo, cleaned = or 1900 do. Milwaukee clri
private tcms Corn steady: saes 20 600 bushels al
39c. Canal lreighs firm. importsl60O0 bb.s. -four
2lo COO bushels wheat, ooo do corn COCO do bar
ly. Exports oco bbls flour, 253ooo bushels wheat
| leo goo do. com.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Fatal ACCIDENT CK,IrAL Pksx.-An inquest was
held yesterday, by Coroner armcr upon the body of
Daniel shesdy native o Ireland. agod fortytwo years
who accidentally killed by falling from scaold in
the Central Park. deceased, II appeared descend
ing his position the scaod In order be out o.
the way Of blast when he caught hold OF loose piece
OF rope for support and precipated to the earth
distance Of over thirty feet Verdict, Accidental death"
CASUALTY ON HARLEM RAunoAD.-John Morris,
w,tchman IN tho employ Of the Harlem Railroad Cornpa-
ny was accidentally killed at Tooth street Wednesday
night by being by train of oars. Deceased's
head was cut or and his body otherwise badly mutt
lated II is supposed that he fell asleep al his post and
rolled down upon the track, when the train came along
and killed him. already stated. Coroner Jackman wE
notified TO hold An inquest.
HATCHwAY AccnEyT.-Coroner Sctimr held n
quest the New York Hospital upon the body of Dennis
Cashen native OF Ireland, aged fort ve years, who
WINS accidentally killed by falling through the lnichway
of the sugar refinery, No. q IaanaTd street. FGdct in
accordance with tho above facts.
FATAL FALL FROM A Wispow.-FHen Stanton, native
Of Ireland ngcd twenty eight years. fell from the second
story window Of her residence No 50 Cherry street
Wednesday, and was severely injured that she died
yesterday at the New York Hosiitd. Coroner Shrmer
held an inquest
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Married.
BAyxs--vAr WYCx-On Wednesday October 0, by Rey
I Porter CHARLES BAExs to L. f. VAN WycK daughter u
William Van Wyck. Of South Carolina.
BErs-DE BEvoIsE.-In Brooklyn, +. D.. on Wednesday
October g. at the house Of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Mr.. Becker Mr. A. MKsERoLE BErTs, Of Newtown
L. L. 10 Miss EfRA IN BEvodsE daughter Of Mr. James
dc Bevoso, Of Brooklyn, f. d.
CoRrAxr-PATTERsoN.- Monday, October 7, Mr..
AUGUSTUS CoRTAyr TO Miss JEANNE PATTERSON both q til
city.
HAI--wEwm.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October s.
At tho Church Il the Holy Trinity, by tho Rev. Dr. Little
john EDwAED a. HAIL to MARY LorEA WEAVER.
Il:E-SMocsor.-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, October s.
nj the Church Il tho Holy Trinity, by the Rev Dr. LITTLE.
Dhn WILLIAM LEE 10 SARAH A. daughter of the late John
X. SmoGson.
Ni0ioiS-DrRysr.-In Brooklyn. On Thursday, October
10, by Rev IT. E1ls Mr.. F. b. NiuIois to Miss FAsyE
A. DrRypE, all of Brooklyn.
pATdsy-TcsrHr.s.--in Brooklyn, on Wednesday octo-
bcr 0, at st. Paa!s church, by the Rev T. 8. browne
HENRY PATdIN, q Bennington, VI, TO LYDIA PIERCE
daughter O Colonel Ianel d. Tompkns, Assistant Quar-
tsmaster General United States Army.
PArrE.oy--lrsK.--ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, October
10, by the Rev. Mr.. Sands RnEEr j. PATTERSON 10 Miss
AMANDA A. RrsG youngest daughter Of the late Frederick
w. Rusk, all Of Brooklyn
RicnArps--sIyEr.--On Wednesday, October o. by the
Rev I. Rason smith, Mr.. CHARLES T.. RICHARDS 10 Miss
MARY f.. eldest daughter Of William r. siney Esq all of
this city.
wnrI1Ef--osDoRsx. Thursday, ocloter 10, BY tho
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

OrHsArc ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE wnuxR.-Escwhere
win be found several important circulars Of Mr. Ulman
Omitted yesterday through the pressure business
ccmns in relation TO his preparations for tho fall and
wnssy seasons. The loag advertisement which he pub
fishes addition completes many OF the details upon
which he has hoerey touched in these documents It
will be seen that ierr Uman promises bravcy. the
and Its uncertainties to the contrary Notwithstanding
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE ARMY OF THE pOToMAc

GENERAL M'cLELLAN's ORDER CoNyENINa A corn,
aARrlAk For THE TRIAL or MILITARY OFFENDERS.
A general Court Martial is now convened at Camp
Williams Virginia, for the trial Of all military Offences
General Mcclellan has appointed the president thereof
W H. Browne, Lieutenant Colonel OF tho New York Thir-
ty'hrst regiment, talented lawyer Of this city, who,
very early age distinguished himself in the with
Mexico We give copy Of the official orders for the
Court Martals--
SPECIAL oRDERs-NO. 81.
HEApQr ARTEfs, ARMY or THE poroNAc,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 1861. +
general Court Martial is hereby appointed to convene
at Camp Williams Virginia. ten o'clock A. NJ on Satur-
day, the 2sth day Of September 1861 there
after as nratcabc for the trial of such prisoners
be brought before it.
pErAU. TIVE COURT
]. Lieutenant James Is. Campbell, Fourth Artillery,
Judge Advocate.
. Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Browne Thirty.nrst rcgi-
ment New York Volunteers
B NJ Muor h. i. Holsled, FostIeth regiment New York
A. Captain NJ. b. Iakcman Third regiment Maine volun
teers.
s. Captain S. G. whitchouse, Fourth regiment Maine
Volunteers.
O. Captain Levi A. Fuller, Thirty first regiment Maine
Volunteers
Captain W. n. Robinson, Thrty.sccond regiment
Maine Volunteers
8. Captain A. A. Gisnor, Fortcth regiment Maine yo-
lunteers.
BY command Of Major General MCCLELLAN
8. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

NEW BowERy TEArRE.-A highly sensational drama,
entitled "The Spirit Friend or Tho Angel Of Might >
was produced at this house last night for the first time
Whoever has The Corsican Brothers" will not fail
to notice the striking resemblance between the pieces
There Is, however, stronger spice Of tragedy about
g The Spirit Friend" than the other, and the dec laa ion
Is correspondngy intensified TO suit the taste of the
patrons Of this establishment who would probably con
slider play without murder two in II rather dull
thing and an actor who did not wrhc In apparently
nexpressble agony the stage too nspid to be toe-
rated Tho esprit Friend" is spectacular, and so far
Ga psychological drama that the souls Of people near
in the pioce-Mr f. Eddy-impersonatcs individuals
who look much alike that II s difficult to distinguish
who's who. One of these Is murdered through jealousy
and his spirit talking aloud and looking the perfection of
bodily health ascends TO heaven cloud of fire an
effective tableau ut the end Of the tliri act
The scene s abbey cloistcr, in which the
two murdercrs have just previously beer cd in q
sword combat with OF the two Henris represented
by Mr.. Eddy, whom they, knowing him to be posses
sion OF the secret Of their crime, had attempted
der also The two dead bodies lie in the foreground and
the surviving actors kneclng IN attitude of ave. be
hold the gorgeous vision The in which the au
dcnce received the performance showed that their tastes
were exactly suited. romantic drama, entitled
'The Minerals cr The Dying Gift-a lively piece for the
ttlcsuccccded and the comic farce My Wiies Come
concluded trent thrilling and dazzling enough to satisfy
the most inycterae Of after dramatic excite
ment
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE DEATH OF LIEUTENANT IIAMONICIER
OF THE LINCOLN CAVALRY

At meeting of the occfs of the Lincoln Cavalry rcgi
mcni, held at Camp Mcigs, Washington Tho 7ih ins
Major Oc called 10 the chair, whom appronriate
resolutions adopted In reference to the death Of
Lieutenant Charles Hannonclor OF Company q. Expres
81 ms of confidence conveyed to the friends Of the
deceased, and decided to the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

ACADEMY op Musrc-The wonder working powers of the
great magician apparently ,.oxhaustibc Last night
nc exhibited new examples OF the arvelous 70 large
and delighted audience and added mystery to mystery
with bewildering effect. To attempt a description OF
his performances is almost impossible; but whom say
hat In the four tricks introduced last evening he
produced several bowls or Ash almost simultaneously
from the folds OF the handkerchief, and dozen
ducks from as many eggs and converted the fragments
OF dinner plate into whole by simply firing them
from gun, some slight idea may be formed Of what
quircs to be in order to be appreciated This is
called the awkward Servant" Tho latter falls
and breaks the plate, on which are two watches
that he is conveying to tho Professor, who immc-
datey picks them up, and, by the process indicated,
prccpitates the whole into target Frame the watches
appearing each side of tho perfect plate symmetr
caly as in jewellers window. The best tricks OF the
inauguratory and comic programme were presented
with variations sufficient TO give thcm fresh interest
Mr. Hermann, We glad 10 learn intends continuing
the programme as given last night and better selection
for the exhibition Of his powers prostidgitateur
could not be made.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
City Intelligence.

An ArfEAL FOR POoR-The extreme condition or
suffering exhibited by of the poor families that
daily come under the supervision Of tho St. Vincent de
Paul Society has induced that cxce.Icnt association to
issue the following appeal to the public for assistancc-
The Society Of St. Vincent dc Paul. opening their th
annual festival for the benefit Of the poor foe can.
strained to mike special appeal in behalf Of the charity
to which :aa.y 7o.., ~ appeal made necessary
by the extraordinary condition Of aas o,;.t u
In the ordinary state Of things and when surrounded by
the blessings and the abundance OF peace there is
then suffering among the destitute Than 1t is in the
power of benccence whether individual ass"riatcd to
remove, il alleviate As to the increasc of that suffering
under the scourgc Of the present CALI nifty IL hardly
necessary, If practicable To make an estimate of its
actual far less Of its prospective amount II is sufficient
to know that dark and stern winter will soon draw
to with its attendant hunger, and cold and nakedness
and and whatever may be the issue Of tho national
contest the battle of necessitous life 81, be fought
and often without human aid to The bitter end. To
such as are knocking at our very door our
stricken brethren 10 our hcartls and homes
assist to give Of tho genial warmth Of Christian
sympathy and in their extremity and tho voice Of
struggling humanity shall ascend TO the God OF mercy and
Of peace to bless you and to support you In your
conflict through the dark and way to life eternal
ANEW COUNTERFEIT CIRcuAnoN.-Counterfet s'nves''
the Columbia Bank Of Chatham -Four Corners appeared
in the upper part Of the city on Wednesday night The
police made several arrests and put shokeepers their
guard against receiving the bills. Catharne OBrien
caught Offering OF tho counterfeis at the Of
Thomas Gick, No. 4S7 Third avenue in payment for n
pair Of shoes. John Williams, who professed To be
coachman also arrested fr having attempted to pass
Of tho bills at tho drug store Of John W. Shedden,
No 500 Howery Justice Kelly committed the prisoners
for trial. Tho counterfeit il not very deceptive one,
engraving and paper being rather below the standard
The figure OF the Goddess Of Liberty on the left hand side
of the bill, ard the bust Of Washington the right,
should be examined closely. Tue councreits purport to
be Of the issue OF September, 1861.
ADMINISTRATION sturgcs, carpenter at work
the new ferry house being built at Hamilton avenue
Brooklyn last evening accidentally fell from the scaHold
distance Of thirty feet, receiving injuries
He taken TO his residence, Of Prince and viii
loughby streets, Brooklyn.
The ship Liverpool, Captain Kearnev from London
arrived yesterday morning. brings home the body o the
late Captain Koarney, who died IN Paris, Angus. II.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
The Proposed Line OF Telegraph from
MOSCOW i0 the M0ufl, NJ Tie A xnoar.


Colonel Romanon, OF the Imperial Russian Engineers,
attached to the Governor General Of Eastern Siberia has
recently arrived at New York from St. Petersburg This
gentleman Is here in order to look at American elc-
graphs in view Of the construction Of the overland limo
from Moscow cast TO the mouth of the Amoor. He will
visit tho Chamber Of Commerce to-day friday at
twelve O'Clock. He win remain in the United States
some months when he will return to Russia thence
overland to Siberia probably to Irkuisk From omsk
line will be continued to Irkusk, when Colonel Roman
will carry 1t over tho Alta Mountains and thence down
along the Amoor to the shore Of the Pacific Ocean.
Thus, probably, within three years, there will be
continuous line of elegraphs from the Pacific opposite
Japan connecting with the whole system of European
tc!egraphs
BY letter received at Nicoaiesky mouth cf the AMOR
June II, 1861 it is announced 'hat the government
telegraph (ussan) from rkusk to the Pacific will
soon be commenced, on the plan Of Colonel Romanoa"
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
The Pennsylvania Election.


The election yesterday resulted in the selection o the
republican ticket with the exception. peshapa Il Treas
rer which is stiil in doubt. Tho vote Is smaller uanna
ERIE, Pa, Oct. 10, 1861.
Lowry the radical republican candidate Coz State soma
tor in tho Twenty seventh district is elected over tho
UAion candidate by two thorsand majority.
HoNsrAir, Pa, Oct. 10, 1861.
Tie Union county ticket is elected in this Wayne
rstnty, hy about tweni. majority
The New York herald., 1861-10-11


HAMBuRG AND sorrus usarToN--Steamship Rnvara-A Tho
mslen and lady, l. Gomez, A Camarcna Glenn q Yves
darp, Aug Schnch lady child and servant. Nadine Gull
lord Pauline Lcewiss0hn Jose Vega Vega Leonic Kam
merer aud two children A Ceserac Madame Crzerac,
Schombfgd, Miguel Cartaga, VIM Mockrr Vandenhove
kinEenheIg, Tschcpuen Organ II Asschilon, Cade.
p Bennett s Felluer, NJ Pastor & V.g.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Supreme COurt-Circuit.
Before Judge Hogeboom.

THE WALL STREET FERRY LEASE.
Jacob Sharpe y. the Naym.-This case to recover
damages for performance Of the Wall ferry
lease called up yesterday morning. and further post
poned to Monday next The must then be proceeded
with.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
New York state Politics.

tO9r EDWARD, Oct ~, 1851.
Tie Washington County Peoples Convention to-day
nominated G. H. Taylor Of Fort Edward for member OF
Assembly from the First district, and p H. Nebcr. Of
Hebron, for the Second district
ALBANY, Oct. 10, 1861
The Peoples Judicial Convention Of the Third District
met pursuant TO call in the City Hall at Albany to-day
John 8. Anabe, Of Columbia chosen Chairman and
DR. D. Pruyn, of Undertook Secretary.
On motion, Hon. Thomas Miller, Of Hudson, was nomi-
mated by accamaon for Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the Third District.
number Of delegates who in favor of the nomi
nation 0f Mr.. Cook tho republican candidate, withdrew
from the Convention.
That portion OF the delegates which retired from the
Peoples Convention after the nomination OF Theodore
Miller, reassembed in the City Hall and nominated Eas-
tus Cook ESQ., for Justice OF the Supreme Court Third
district who had previously received the nomination Of
tho Republican Convention.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
lenvc this port to- ay, at noon, for Aspinwall.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close at haIf-past ten O'Clock this morning
The New YoRR WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter will bc published at nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six
Agents will please send in their orders as early pos
sible
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Pure TObncco.-Ye1l0vv Bank TObnc.
cooodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
pues for sale by all tobacco and dealers and at
Wholesale by 4. GOODWIN BROTHER 27 Water street.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
poes-The best In the world wholesale and retail and the
a4e laiyatcly applied. No. castor House.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Batchclor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world--Harmess reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCIlEloRS wig factory, 16 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

FINE ARTs.-Mr W. II. powell's portrait of GeneraI
Anderson, painted for the Common Council is to be ex
hibitcd for short time at the Derby Art Institute
broadway. This hne picture will well rcpay inspection
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Official Drawing. or nlnrrny, Eddy &

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 5S3--Octt ber 10. 1861
73, Is, ~ 30 50, 5S, 54. 63. "a, 13. s. 81, 1.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 53i-October 10, 1861
81 15 Al, 4, 80, is, 2 5s 81, 30. IA, 20.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing eherto
MURRAY. EDDY Co,
Coyington, Ky, st. Louis, No.
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Rspubioo~ TaWmary E0s0f.
sHERirr.
William R. Stewart VIM. NJ Tweed. :. james Lynch.
COUNTY CLERK.
JssepA Hoxie. -. Henry W. Genet...
SUPERVISION.
Or;sra plunt Elijah r. Purdy. George Kaser
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
A. Oakley Han. m j. WatSgesry.,..
suPRnsa csvRr.
TAos ". Cssrke u .Thos ~. Cssrxs, ..
su-aass8 segH1.
Lewis n. woodruff. Claa L. nsAsu...
Murray Hoffman, D.John DArs~ar...
cosssew
John r. Brady, d.. John r srAav -.
MARINE couRT.
Robert A. Adams. e l.. Hearn. ........
CoRoSFRs.
Ir. Louis Nauman. .And'w r. Jackman.
Ir. Edward Collins Fdw' s. Mcdonnell
lr. Jaw. Ramsay .Chas. " Doughcrty.
br. Hy b. Aillard. Anthony Eichoif.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade at Fifteenth street Distery
tablished In 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Republican Conycntions.

FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This Convention met last evening and nominated r. G.
johnson their candidate for Assembly by acclamaton
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This Convention last evening and after some de-
bate adjourned until Monday evening hex after ap
pointing Committee Of Conference.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

ETH SENATORIAL DISTRICT THE DELEGA ATEs
y representing the Fifth Senatorial district comprising the
Tenth Eleventh. Thirteenth and Seventeenth wards preu
70 The call enana,ing iran Tammany Hall me. on Thurs
day evening" Oct 10, Union Iia OF avenue and
Fourth street Mr. Alexander Proudf0ot was called 10 the
chair and informal ballot ordered, which resWltel
lolloNsMr. Charies O. Cornell received ~ votes Mr.
Samuel T. Webster received " voies-whou, notion Mr..
Charles g. Cornell unanimously nominated by accana.
ton. AIEAASDE. pROUDFOOT. rhHifnau
DANIEL SLoIE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

HOlloway's Pills Will Positively Cure
nny bilious If taken in doses Of night and morning
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prixes Cnshed
and Information furnished by TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers
No. l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Prizes Cashcd in all Lcgnlizcd Lotteries,
and information given by JOSEPH BATES Broker Nos II
and 10 Wall street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Ladies', If You Wish Ha nG1sOmc Caters
At l2s Slippers and Ties g. and Is pair with ladies'
Misses and Boys Boots and Shoes patronlze
MILLER Il CO, 3S7 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11
Resumption of Specie Payments by tn
TiftsburE Banks.


All the banks Of this city have resumed siecie
ments.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

Fall style Young Gents Hats. Also,
the Oxford Soft Hat Now ready, at WHITES, the Halter,
ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-10-11

On Comparing Espenschcfd's Soft Hats
with those Of The dealers three things
will strike the observerter superior quality TASTE
full shapes and more reasonable pfics
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer l18 Nassau street.