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WoRTHx or CoHsmERAEox.-We most
cordially recommend to the citizens Of Chica-
go and surrounding country, the extensiye
Clothing House and enterprising firm Of g. 7.
Beldng d Co., 100 and 1o2 Randolph street
This firm has been selling goods in our city
just one year, and Notwithstanding the "Fi-
naacial Pen," snd the manifold disadvantages
through which bnsiness men nave naa &c
struggle, they have stuck to the helm, and to
dxy fhey ne second to NO other house in this
caty in rhs3r line Of Clothing and Gentlemen't
Furnishing Goods. Their stock Of business
eu1ts, black dress suits, heavy and fine over
coats, Ia every way worthy Of attention, ant
they are selling them at prices which VII
meet the Views Of the closest buyers, vi
wish them SUCCESS, sad recommend them t.
al. Store 100 and 102 Randolph street, oppo
rite the M.tteson House, and near Dearborn
street,
, 1861-10-26

CHECKED 7HROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
, 1861-10-26
33narntnq.
T1lARDTNC

ROARD1NG.-A pleasant suite of
and wife, s,neIo gentlemen, can be had Be had st
III WAbAe SyeuUH. oca4J3t
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BROOKLYN.

USIoS Mass MEErISG IN BRooKLrH.-
The following call, signed by large number ef
tho citizens of Brooklyn, Of all parties, was Is
sued on Monday -
"The citizens Of Brooklyn and County q
Kings, without reference TO their political as
,o.iations, are invited to unite in a mass meet-
ing TO be held on Thursday, the nineteenth caV
of hcptembcr at 3 o'clock, l.. NJ, in Washing
Ton fark, (Fort Grecn,) for the purpose OF CIV
ing expression to their views and sentiments
On the subject Of the great rebellion now oe,n&
waued against the Government OF tho Repubne-
All who are In favor Of an earnest and vigorous
nrosecution Of tho war, until the traitsrs ana
felels shall have laid doe their arms, and who
desire TO sustain and encourage the Govern
nent in its efforts TO secure that end, arc m
vitcd to attend"
BRooKLYN COMMON CouScIL.-The Board
after recess Of several weeks, met last even
ing. Aid Franks, of the 9th Ward, occupied
the chair.
The Spec al Committee, directed 10 mako In
auries in regard to bills incurred for neoeasa-
rics and military supplies furnished TO members
al tho 18th, lith and 2Sth regiments, submitted
their report, a very lengthy one, in which h
appears that the bills as allowed BY the Conn
mittce. amounted to S5.6H A. Tho amount
charged was S9S.5Al i3. A resolution VS.
nppended directing the amount allowed 70 b
paid. The whole matter was laid on the tabss
and the r,port ordered to be printed.
The Mayor sent in II veto Of the resolution
passed ON the 2gth ult., directing repairs To
FIr,men Hall ia the Eastern District. Ths
,sual course In regard thereto was taken.
A re. olution was adopted, dividing tho Ith
Warl into four election districts, as follows =
III bounded by Washington, Lafayette, Clas-
| on and Flushing Avenues. %, bounded by
| flushing, Classon Lafayette and Bedford Ave
| 1ucs. 3D. hounled by Lafayette, Atlantic, Ciss.
| son aud Washington Avenues. 4th, bounded
| by lafayette, Atlantic, Bedford and CiAsson
! Avouuea. ,n :.
A temporary sewer was directed TO be bult at
| ,he Intersection Of Franklin and Putnam Avs
| A great deal OF miscellaneous business wa
transacted and the Board adjourned.
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NnynI RecnpItuiatiOn

About ninety yesssls Of various descriptions
have been purchased by to Navy Department,
and purchases are still being male by Mr.. Nor
rsn, the Government Agent. The vessels aro
.cnt to ono Of the Navy Yards as sOon As pur-
chased. TO bc fitted out, and receive their arma-
mcnt and stcrcs, and be put in commission.
MANY Of tho purchased vessels are commanded
hy captains ol tho merchant service, who have
ra,.cd tho necessary examination before the
Naval Board appointed for that purpose. we
have given the names Of the purchasd vessels
from time TO time, "a they have bccn fitted OUT.
The Monticello, engaged in the affair at Cape
IIAttcras, was ono of them. Up to this timc
nearly Si 900, 900 have been paid tU purchased
vcssels.
Eight sloops. ofwar were ordered by Congress-
and no time was lost in putting them on the
stocks at the Navy Yards. Two of these sloop'
have already been launched, viz, the Tuscaror'
| u3), built at tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, AM
tho Kearsarge Q3), built at the fTtAmou'l
Navy Yard.
The remaining six boats arc now being bull
and most probably will all bo launched beior
the middle Of October. Their names are
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A hat furnished from the audience is found to
contain hundred Or more tin cups, punches OF
flowers, almost endless amounts Of feathers,
sand, fans in haniiuls; almost anything he
chooses to find, in fact. Then tho hat Is set on
fire, a piece burned from the crown, AMI IN thls
condition Il Is offered to the lender. lilo refuses
10 receive any such tih it was his, ho acknow-
lodges he knows the marks on IT, but he wants
il fixed. The hat is torn by Mr.. llarmann into
fifty shrcds rolled in II paper and placed IN
the hands Of ono Of tho aulicncc, who holds
1t above his head, while llormi ann fires a pistol
at it. Tho hat is seen floating about in the
dome, high over head, tic contents Of the bun
die changes TO a crying baby, and tho hat falls
sound and clean.
IIe concluded the performance Of the evening
by limitations of nightingale's song, the
chcorv blackbiris call, tho jays harsh note
tho delicate twittcring of the Canary, duck :
"quack-quacl,," the buzling OF n bee, anu
finally the raspng note of raw cutting a stick
Of wood, aud when the stick dropped, an inviSi-
bic dog seemed to run yelling around the stage
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JERSEY CITY.

WE'LL DoSr.-Passac Hose Company, No.
l. of jersey CITY. have sent "a men Connected
with that company as members and runner') 10
,be war in body. They arc connected with
Company c, Sixth Regiment, n. j. Voiun-
tcers' James Hughes, Captain. The foreman
uf No. 1, John IIOweth has gone out "a First
Lieutenant. These fremcn were respectADae
and efficient body Of men, and, no doubt Uh
giye a good account Of themselves
ACCIDENT FROM A LAMP ExPLosIoS.-An
McGIham. residing at No. 100 Essex street.
Jersey City, was badly burned py tne oA r.
d a fluid lamp on Saturday evening,
,lames were ext!nguished by her husoahIs
cnveloped her in piece oil carpet "hisn "'
up from the iioor' -,... o...,s.-
A CoNFIpFSCE GAMF.-A Veruan. sh-s
man from the interior. while sauhte'Me 49,. T~ss
,h, New York aud Eio depot q tne Lo.9
Jock. on sunday night, had MS AtoenuoI l,,s.-
,es,ed by a genteel person who was s.Anan$
ear a pile Of baggage, apparently
tistreS. of mind. His sympathizing neA1
'eu Ia h annarsnt distress of mind, replied thAs
W. ne sconndrel had picked his pocket, and thu.
rn o'E vas unable to pay the charge OF % on hhA
baggage that the money was no. PAU ~.
mediately the Company would return .ns os9- -
| gage to the starting place. Inc seiuAns - -
| 1eman was induced to advance tne no.s[ ~
| an hour, until II could 10 oou,hou uon S
| York, for which he was 70 recsN1 ~ -
main in charge OF the baggage: Inc o~ss.ss
| az course belonged 70 no matter ~.
proved small security tsr money i'~a v
thief.
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Third Anniversary Of tho Old slip Dali,
Prayer Meeting.

Third Annivcr-nry of tho Old slip Daily
Prayer Meeting.
Yesterday the third anniversary cf this daily |
Union Prayer Meeting was held in IL OH Slip |
tho usual place OF prayer. Rev. Mr.. Jonc ]
Pastor of the Mariners Church Of the Port So |
cicty, prosidod-assisted by Capt. Richardson,
Of the Sail,rs' Home. A statement was read u
the laets of the past year. From this It appear.
ed that more than 900 men Of the sea had at
tended the meetings Of the past year, D OF whom
had been hopefully converted, whose cases wore
known. 1t WAS stated that no doubt many moro
conver, ions had taken place which were not
known. More than I, 200 requests fOr prayr
had been presented during the year. The aver
src attendance has been email, say from 10 To
20 daily during tho i,imcr part Of the year
latteily not 30 many. 1t had bcon question
whether the meeting could he sustained, yet it
had been determined to 20 on.
Many short addresses were made. bome o.
these hy scamcn, who within short time past
| have experienced the great change. chap
lain from ship, lately engaged in tho battle
oC Fort llattcras gave some particulars respect
ing it which camo under his own observation.
| Most Of his remarks were confined TO his per-
sonal conversation with tho sailors and lands
men lust on the eve of the engagement, in
which they expressed their regard for religion
and their sorow that they had ever made light
of it, and sending by him their messages, let
ters, aud souvenirs to their mothers and friends
in cas- they should fall.
lie also made honorable mention Of the cen
duct of pous sailors AMI othcrs-somc OF whom
had been in this and other prayer meetings, OF
the city. On four different occasions these mon
had been selected iJr the mot dangerous an ]
secret expeditions, because they were known 10
, bo men who never drink rum, and who could be
trusted. lie had seen tho value Of relgioui
men Oh ship aud on shore in this war.
A missionary from Turkey who landed ycstcr
4 day. said that 1t had been painful to him to wit
a ness tho feeling Of those who wcro under III
a monarchicll governments in the Old World o
a his way homo in regard to our war-when the
Ia said that the star Of our bolstcd republic WI
, about 10 set in perpetual night. But he Ia
% been surprised on landing that there was hei
10 depression. IIc had looked in the faces
4 men. and he would 800 nothing but h)po al
courage. Ilo said all would come out right
in that other war. lie had come from a ba'u
"a field. We are ut war with sin-and in rcSar
>, To that war, all will come out right.
,, The excrcifcs woro exceedingly interesting
,d and closed al the end d two hours.
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A prominent citizen Of Versailles, wto recent
" visited Camp Robinson, n GaT'rl c'un'y,
remained on the ground until the hour OF retIr,
inl, for the night. Everything being calm ami
gnet, he concluded to walk around and see and
hear what ho could. His ear soon caught tho
voice of prayer, and, upon nearer approach, ne
found that It proceeded from n tent occupied by
Tennesseeans These pious but prosecuted mon
were engaged in solemn prayer to tho Almlshcc
tL,ir wives and little ones left behind them in
their once happy homes. Although not much
given to the melting mood, our worthy tnGnl
could not restrain the tear Of sympathy. lie iclt
grateful that he was a citizen Of Kentucky, ami
he felt his soul strengthened to battle tor her
pcdom 20 the last extremity. .-LoeS""e JOUR-
ual llh,
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TuE AnpHsr or McMAsrERs-Elitor OF the
Frorrnn's Journdl-for treason, was chroniclod
in yesterday Sun. Additional reports inform us
that tho chivalrous rubcl showed light, slightly
at first, but ended by insisting on being hand
cuncd. and taken in that condition to tho
Fort, thrus,ing his hand-cutfed wrists ont oil
the carriage windows all the way down town,
and shouting for sympathy. A poor dodge, but
worthy Of socessionist. Ills assistant took
occasion to assure him, in tho hearing Of the
ofliccrs, that his paper should come out in
his absence, as prompt and peppory as ever, but
subsidized on being informed that in that cas'
he would probably receive ticket of admis
sion TO tho usually Inaccessible precincts Of th'
Fort
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I,vNrpAI, RAILROAD OF NEW JBR-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw JBR-
~ sRY, frOm fOa u CortAnd St-ConneosinS y
Hamilton junction with Delaware LsGks"Nins
aud Western Railroad, and At KAstOu with Lshigh
Vara Railroad and iu oonnections, forming u.
reos Nc ~ PITTSBURa and ths WEST, "1laooi
'i-0 ~ suMMBR ARRAMRMHNr.
Commoncing Jane 10, lsSl-LaAVe Ne" YORK ~
follows; a.. -..-
Reading, PDtuviue, HsTrisDur8' hAueh Ouuhh'
NAL. TRAn-At 8 A. ~, for KAs.on. Water Gap,
Branton, Greai Bond, Pittston, Wiikesh@rre, &c
ION TImoU0H TRAm-For EAstoh, hTlch
Chunk, WilliAmsport ReAdins' PoeiSVlIS' hArr"-
burg, 6o. MT.
hem, Allentown and Mauch ChuAk.
o so p ~, WAY TKAH-For SpnerV1hs.
OOPn, Western Express for kVston, Allsn-
u,vn. ReAdinR, Harrisburg, Pltisburg, and the
Wet Sleeping Cars from Jersey Guy 'hronsh "
EyPREss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The A ~, Express Train from New YORK. ar
rlyes at Harrisburg AT p, ~, oonneceing Esa. Hno
gs,t on PennsyvRnlA Central railroad, horthsrn
central Railroad. North and Bouih, and win Jam
TiJE THRouGH FXPRBss TRAIN FOk rHB
,VEsT leaves New York at P.h. daily tslh4ays
-Ieerta) max ag close oonnection ~ hArriADurR
siin PeainHylVana RAilruAd-wiAh no chAIlse p cars
q, Ptusl-irg and but one ~ CncinAhi and chicago
Your hours time is saved by taking thIs train: 49,,
sIILABETHPORr AND NEW YORK fERbn
Leave New York from Pier No. North Riyar n
% Ani II 90 An, s,2O, 4. % and b. ~ P.h.
TIE boats stop al Bsrgen Point and Mariners hAr
~ '' JOHN 0. sTRARNs, siPsrinisndsni.
| .rl9 lYsldb
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Tn. r,oubl. with the Overland Mail.

At Quincy, Missouri, sccessionism so
strong that the postmaster has had To run for III.
life. and therefore there Is not much present
pro.pcct Of reliable transportation of the great
california mail through Northwest Missouri.
The interruption Of mail transport causoS
,,roat cmLarra,amcnt 10 the overland company,
On account Of ths accumulation u mail matter,
which should have gone on daily to insure
sais and rapid transit The law authorizing
the carving of tho daily overland mail, pro-
yided that heavy matter, such as newspapers,
docuncnts, &c, might be sent around 10y tho
I.,hmus at tho expense Of the contractors, bu'
Mr.. Vanderbilt utterly refused To carry II,
,hnu,,b n hundred thousand dollars u year was
nilcrrd him. II il nov believed that the over
land company will be unablc 20 curry news
u,pcrs or pis engcr4 for some time - come
B6,frn 9Tdrelier.
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LRaAL RRPoRrs-mONDAx.


--.,JIr, L..,- r,,;,,,,,,, ., ~.
ny" - mi. =
ANdntic Mutual In'tTd"ce Compd"y.-rnn v@
an appol from an order " Judge Barnard, d.
-. ,,e,r.,c. u,or IN. i.s1es In the aboys
cn,i,Is1 sc,ion. An order was made to AHA
har, II Tappan. R.a The action 10 broughtf
-. u,sa.a, ,Lo .nr, nf 81 800 on A policy O.
t "Iv.v,o' VIZ Il, .ascI,imcJ Inv Mr. Daniel Lord
nlSsI ~ uIdnis - ~. cnr,n,nv tbat tho Judge hsA
no nowcr 10 make an order Of reference, In
asr,urb "a under tho pleadngs II was com
,~tent 20 show that thcrs was a fraud in The
.hipmcnt Of tho goods for the loss Of which they
Ner, liable. aud that when such a momentpsn
nucs,ion was 10 bc tried, trial by jury was
lrg,I riyht, The plaintiff by his attorneys urged
The point. and cited authorities TO that efesk
that an orlcr Of reference wss not appealsbis
| The cause was argued at some length befass
| the Court. at General Term, and elected con-
! .idernble attention from all who were present ia
| Court.
Ig..,b.,6 g,L,y ~, IY;lGan q. Bkw-
, Il, IL. ,,,.r,oI
JudRnon' VI u''O,'. ,,-, e s.,
Court OF 6cncraI Se-s'o"--
Before Recorder HOFFMAN.
y,Ii, RIauvelt. a Young woman whose trtn
~. -. ~, rossin, oounterfeits). com
'o' 'o'e'y Na Pe -.
menccd on Friday, was acquiuen'
John Heidcle, German, who last week VS.
convicted of stealing horse, was sentenced -
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The tribunal Of large town in over syria
has lust had 10 decide on romewhat singular
,.se OF breach Of promise. The young pretty,
and rich daur hter Of IL baker became cnamoured
lace was ,oon a reed upon, The parents OF tho
M gave their consent, but on the express con
dition that their future son-in'llw should give
no his commission This no agreed to, anu
loped that the sacrifice would Increase the alec'
lion Of his betrothcd; but, alas with his glti-
ering uniform departed all the love Of the hcke t
fair one, who positively refused 10 raiuy uhS u
cnpag, m,nt. The lover, having thus lost both
M commission and his wife brought an actor
f1r damages against the parents, and tho eour
! ,ondcmned them to pay him a liie annuity o
% hoiin5-tho amount If his pay.
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once sent over T. Governo-s Island, TO be drilled
and equipped for active service.
MovEMESr or TToors.-Thc i7'h Rcgt.,
Ny. s. NJ. (formerly the Washington Grcys).
who have been cucampcd at East New York,
left Jersey City last light, shortly after 3
o'clock, via tho New Jersey Railroad, for Wash
ington. They number $40 rank and filc, and
are under the command of Col. Moore.
QUICK woRK.-A company of ITO mon from
Patterson, passed through Jersey City lycstcr
day afternoon for Trenton, TO join tho 7th
Regiment, which is composed Of young respOc-
table mechanics. was raised since Saturday
morning last.
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Gen. Roscncrauz travels with telegraph
wagon at the head Of his train, containing
Ladders, tables, wire, instruments, and every
thing nece ssary for Immediately opening an
Office anyw here. Tho whole Is in charge Of
confidential operator acquainted with the gov
ernment cypher and tho General no sooner
orders a halt than the wire is cut the connection
formed and tho operator commences receiving
the reports from ali parts Of the extensive de-
partment, and the orders from tho War Ohiee
at Washington. The army telegraph nnef
follow the common roads to the principal points
in our possession throughout the country, and
a strong e rec b ready to stretch up the wirc'
a. the army moves forward.
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The proposition Of the Aldermen 70 opev
numerous uptown streets, was, after debate, IN
which nearly every member expressed him
self adverse to the proposition, referred 70 ths
Committee on Streets.
On proposition to present complimentary Fes-
olutions 10 Hon. joe. Holt, and have the saws
engroesod, frnmed &c. a debate ensued, dur-
ing which IL was asserted that each one Of the
presentation of complimentary resolutions, cost
from e3OO to $500.
1hr tr posiiiun of the Aldermen, looking 10
Ue tcta'r'ut and rebuilding Of large number
Of pe-s, was referred 10 the COMMITTEES On
WI rvcs, Piers and slips. Adjourned to Thurs
Law
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BOARD OF SuPEKvIsoEs.-At regular
mee ing Of thi. Board held at noon on Monday.
Mr.. Ely presented report on behalf Of the
SreciAl Committee on tho Tax Levy, recon-
mepding that deduction Of $3.50, III ~ b
made from the Levy during the ensuing year.
sG21, 900 OO being from general expenses, and
s3Cg.il7 ~ from the item "To supply Deh-
cicnces. II was referred.
Mr.. Rly announced that the Special Commit
tee on building a new Court House had com
mcnccd the excavation for the foundation. ths
title to the ground having been perfected.
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SNobOdy IIurt.o

The following is list Of the Commissioners
appointed by the President TO represent the in'
terests Of the American exhibitors at the "Ex-
hibition of the Industry of all Nations TO be
held in the city of London in September lSoSi
WIN. II. Seward, Secretary OF State; GAle3
b. Smith, Secretary Of the Interior EdShn sLa
Everett Of Massachusetts,; Joseph lienry,oI 'nS
Smithsonian Institute; Robert Is. m,n.urn
New York; J. Dawsoa Coleman, u lAn-I'"'
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1S, 1861
Telegraphic News.
FROM THH SEAT OF VAR
Patriotic Spirit Of the wc-tcbe-ter IL

Patriotic Spirit Of the westchester Ladies'
BcdJord. ". Y, Sept 10, 1s61.- lales
festival at oomcs aud at Bedford village last
week, to raise funds in aid OF the army were
both successful.
Tue Katonah Association unanimously ro-
solved that in view Of the large robel force that
now threatens Washington, and OF the urgent
srpcals of our Government for men and Tor
money. TO protect our national capital, the hon
% Of our flag, and tho life Of our republic. We
believe very much may be done by the QUOT in-
fucnce Il the loyal women Of America to hasten
the enlistment of volunteers, to encourage in
veslwents in the national loan, TO inaugurate
more strict homc economy, that every dollar
saved NAV be given to the country, especially
to so cl. vato and purify public epln,on, thst
every northern svmpa,hizer with southern re-
lcllion-evcry man who would ercct party on
tho ruin Of his country-shall be excluded from
respectable society, and made To feel that by
honest people he IA recognized and avoided "a
the guiticst mcauest, and most cowndy oil
traitors.
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TERRInIR RAILWAY AcctpEyT IN ESdLASp..
The English papers are lilled with details t
the terrible accident on the London and Bish
ton Railway. 1t seems that two trains, Brigh-
ton excursion and the London Parliamentary,
came into collision in the Clayton tunnel, near
Drirhton. Tho latest official accounts estimate
the allied at % and the wounded at llO-Some
"A the latter are sot expected TO recover.
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Our Army.

There are probably moro soldiers in the UNI
ted Statos who read and write, than in all Bu-
rope. The mail matter at Fortress Monroe alone
h more than in the city Of Lowell, with more
than forty thousand inhabitants. Tho posimas-
ter Of the Fortress has sent away in one day five
thousand letters, and recsivei moro than half
that number, when tho troops did not exceed
u
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The Accident nj the Continental THEATRE
CcIcbrntiou.

rhiiSislphip, S,p'. 16.-The Coroncr's in
quest on the Victims Of the late accident at tho
Continental Theatre, six in number. rendered
verdict generating Manager Whchtcy from
all blame, he having used all precautions to
prevent accidcnts.
The disaster has excited extensive sympathy.
All the principal theatres have teneerod ben, fits
r,f the families Of the deceased.
Tomorrow will ho celebrated in this city ~
the Anniversary of the Federal Constitution, Dy
A narldc Of the Home Guards, an 1rauon 10y
lion. George NJ. Dila., at independents
Square. and general suspension of business.
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Marc Arm. Found in Baltimore.

baltimore, Sept. 16.-Thrcc hundred muSkc's
were found today buried in the rear Of the 0li
mud theatre, supposed to have becn concealed
They nrc all new weapons.
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Tur PoruLAR LoAS is taking like wild fire,
wherever the books are opened. From ono to
two hundred agencies will be opcned in a few
DAYS, and from present appearances, the difficult
I, will he to supply tho demand for tho amount
Of Treasury notes authorized.
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CRY MORTALITY LAST WEEK-ii1, being
more than last week, and % icsi than the same
week last year; 800 were children, and ljJ un-
dcr ono year old. Therc werc II Of small poN'
II of scarlet fever, and 90 Of consumption.
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CITY NEWS.

TuE SrHAMER PEItcAS, Jones, which srri-
vod herc on Sunday from Providence, brought
on freight, one hundred aud fifteen bales cot
ton. Tha sloop Fred Brown, also from Provi-
dcnce, k.d seventy two bales.
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mis-, John II. Kliphart, Of Ohio; Jas. X. Par
fridge, tf Maryland; b +. johnson, OF New
York: Richard wnllach, Mayor OF Washlng
ton: WIN. W. seaton, of Washington; Joseph
q. G. Kennedy, Superintendent Of the Census.
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Iyaicrto,-u, n. T., Sept. l6.-Tho entries at
the state Fair TODAY, will exceed 900 lndica-
tious are that the Fair will be a complete sue
n..a In rXOTN nariiCulAr.