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n and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for the
Ohastsr Oak City Fire Insuranss Co., Hartford,
Cssa., Capital, 13o0 Oee City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn.. Capital. 15oO,04O.
O@ce in LsClaire Block, Davenport. sept
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FIaE IN Rock 1sLAND.-Yesterday
uessisg about : o'clock hrs broke cat u
the drug store Of NJ. Fshnstock. on Illinois
street, Rock Island, and consumed the store
together With the drug store Of Hersh 4 Co.
A portion Of the goods we're removed. though
vs understand that the loss vss heavy. We
have NO further particulars.
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J. A. REID, y. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 3S, corner Main aaa Third streets, psv-
snport Iowa
br. kslp can bs consulted st his once 1t al
hours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sspt3s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

~. r CLARK.
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
IA and Notary Public. No. Nickolls' Block, Dav-
export, lava. mar5 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

y. q. 00OkUY. NJ OH5v1s
SAOREY 4 OLuvEk
r O0 PUMP NAKERS.-SHOP ON THE Al
IL Icy, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, lows.
DAvsNrosr, March 3O-d3nWtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

r. n. PREITY0AN,
(vosxERLY BUssows : PsEFTYxAN.)
cTORA0E, FORWARDING AND COAAlS-
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
Ne. 1, Bsssewss Dlesk. Levees
apll.tfl pAvBNPoRr, Iowa.
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PEKIK. March l.
John OFT vss hung at IL o'clock to-day. Not
much excitement The crowd vac sstimatsd
- OOO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

Law lsAre0esship.
JHo. ?. COOK. J. WILSON D1UhY.
COOK Z ORUNY.
Nsssssors to Obsk, Dillon 4 LisdI1y.
I'VE HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which W
shall devote our personal attention.
MasSh s, 1860. COOK / DRURY.
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From Providence.

PgovIDgHCE March l.
The House refused. by tie vote. 70 Instruct
the Senators and request the Representatives.
10 Congress to vote tor the proposition Of the
Peace Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

PouLrRY, Ac.-Trout has large lot
Of the best poultry in town. all nicely drssssd
and ready for cooking. Io the gardss veg
stabls line there 10 NO other place where you
can get your money back - we'll - ct Trou.'s.
He has the finest cabbage ws ever saw this
season. Go to Trout's alvsys for poultry and
vegetables He has tmoved opposite the P.
o. buildings.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

HAWKE st ORE.
JACOB WEASs.1, IT,,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ g. 0ro4y street, corner OF Third,
iyl6-dtI DAvBNPosr, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

CLIFTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, lows, J. TsusDELL, FRO
pristOr. aug2l-dtf.
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Wi aA Y. VIZ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

NEW PENNSYLvANlA HOUSE.
CORNER or FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, lswa. DAVIS : Soxs, Propsistors.
Free Omnibus TO and from the ears. Once for
0eagss leaving for LsOlairs, Pducsteu, Lyoas, De-
VIA, Aaqu0kssa, aaA Ana1esa.
Rals One Dslias psrdsy. sue1l-ly
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TTOUSE PAINTERS AND 0LAZIE Rs
II No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Piain and Decorative Paper Hangers, 0rainsrs,
uAsblers and Sign Writers.
Msssrs. c. 4 y having had upwards Of twenty
years experience In the business, guarantee eat
isfactiou TO all parties sntrusting work 70 them.
VPapes Hanging. in every style, from eom-
tions.
n. B. Whitening and Wall Colorins. us3s- dom
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AUoSlM OORSIH. 0nO. .. o. Dow. Q. .. DnOWN.
CON 00N, DOW = BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND OOUNSHLORS At Law.
"A and Notsries Publie.
;. &. Bn0wN, Unitsd States Commissionsr.
00vlCu-At AaSklot Cesbins Exshaags Of
Zee, Dsvsnpsrt, Iowa. nasS-tf
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IGNATIUS LANCER,
DRYSlClAN, SURGEON = ACCOUCHEUR.
I OvSICs-South .sast esrnsr Of Brady and See
end streets. OAce hours from ! 70 8 4. ~, and ;
60 SPN june27-N
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=. O. PAREsa, II. D.. oDo. v. A'CAHM, 4. ..
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
physicians AND SUR0GONS. OFFICE,
Z No. Z franklin Block, second 1oor, Bsady st.,
bstwssn Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. .PAREsRs residence, corner 9th and L. Claire
streets. DR.. Csc. w. NcOARN's residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
myl7 -dtf
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8URrID HOUSE.
CORNRR OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. nebS1dt
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.ssaq asd s,d .sa VI u sg0ag s'.fss
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Livery and Sale Stahle. {
Frank Ksndrsek, Proprietor
Te Corner sf rssry ana q ~, ~

OARRIAGRS AND vRHIOLBa
p ~ sfail dssesiptioas = haad aai
q Or hssss6 ass wsll UeWn - -
tAe ~ % 0is vislnitv - sas 1osq1oo - g
: =: ss 1ss:ss 3 3svias - - sn1'a a''s V.
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Gen. Cass al Detroit.

Gen. Cass arrived here this evening, and
we received BY large coDcourss Of friends
and ne ghbors. Who welcomed him 70 he old
home In hearty and gratifying manner.
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ARRIVAL or the Eaaopa at Boston,,
fNrxA2srINo COMMERCIAL NEWS FROM INDIA AND
CHINA,

| Arrival or the Ealopa at Boston.
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL NEWS FROM INDIA Avr
CHINA.
| Bcsros, juno 20, 1881.
Tho steamship Europa, from Liverpool via Halifax
rived At her dock at half past p NJ Her mails were
forwarded By the eight r. NJ train due in New York at
six A. II. to morrow.
The steamship Europa reports that the steamship Per.
sia from New York. arrived 1t Queenstown on tho 18th
instant.
The following Ia additional news per the europa
CALCUTTA, Nay 8, 1851.
shirt'nes active but prices declining Twist dun and
uh.enalRed Raw siks 3d. higher. Indigo unchanged.
Co4 Vr sheathing Cd. ard tie 3D.. lower.
CAIcuTrA, May 10, 1861.
Shirtlogs and twist dull and declining Raw SIX Isd
higher Indigo prospects SIN bad. Rain much wanted
London g. I1sd Government securities-fours 49,
lives, Discount Treighss unchanged.
SHASeHAK, AprN 20, 1851.
Business dull ShirtinRs unchanged Tea dull SIX
unchanged Settlements In fortnight $50 bales Total OK.
port eco. Exchange london aad India not quoted
IFoO CsowFoo; April %, 1851.
lea dull The Japan has been wrecked.
sheetings active but unchanged Mule twist Id lower
10 eco lbs. Exchange London half penny lower.
MKaouEss, April Is, 1861.
Trade quiet but steady. Brand,es-KiarteIIes, 1856;
Aennessy, I32; Geneva, 1866 Oats, $50 Butter, IoHd
Hams. I'D. Bass' ale, Ct It's. Flour, eli. Rice, lSd.
Mauritius sugar, ESQ f42 Wool Dull; little offering
Exports2 6S5 bales Gold shipments TO- $50
ounces; Norfolk. Ss,7Ss ounces; Donald Mckay 6Ooos
ounces.
ApKLArDE, April 20, 1861.
Copper EOS. Buna shares, lS2. Exchange unchanged.
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Br1fSGES-RoDsxas.-As Jersey City % Tuesday, June
Is, BY the Rey: r. K; Rodgers, d D., Rev. B errm-
osS, Of Washington D. o. 10 Bsy daughter Of the ate
Captain VIM. Rodgers, Of the former place.
GoB1x-DRuca-on Wednesday, June %, at the FIRE
Presbyterian church, by the Rev DR. Phillips SPxNCE
GoBlz Of Newark, N. j. 70 ELEANOR @. Dsver, Of In
city.
Ivas-Ac1Y.0n Friday, June 81, by the Rev. Mr.. Van
WCert, AIBERT G. lvss 10 ASSE W., only daughter a
Thomas X. Acly, Esq. all OF this city.
Juss-MoKINI1r.-On Wednesday evening Jrne e.
by the Rev Mr Evans, Mr. CALEB c. JUNK TO Mas SARAH
Il. MCKINLEY, all OF Harlem.
McCsM-ucCAm --on monday, June %; by RAv. Fa-
Their oehshon, at st. John the EvAngelist's church
FRANCS McCAm. Fac, 10 MANY r eldest daughter a
Hugh NcCabe Esq, both Of this city.
RszsN-HrA1xR At Hoomipgonie on Wednesday
June 20, a. the residence Of tie brides father, ~
sbe Rev VIM II Ferris JoHS e. RIA II, Jr 10 ruIxs H.
youngest daughter OF oba Hunter Eco ali OF ths oty
1HcMsoS-HoILAsD tuesday, June 25th By Ne
Rev. y Frohinshsm, RltuAkD Thomson TO MANY T.
+ GCiLAep. both OF this oity.
NnSbrRoH-StHyYIER AT albany, Gu wednesd, y, June
26 by the Rev. Alexander Dickson, Fxtscls w. yospuBGH
OF New York, 10 MARY } SCHUYLER daughter OF samuel
Schuyler, sse., Of Albany
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IMPORTANT r'oM MISSOURI.
REPORTS FROx q 'yRACUHE.

SYRACUSE, hnD V'o5 'uno so tV0'
Agent'eman, arrived 10 DAY from 'n' sou'a says ne
met Governor jackson, with N. w. p ~sons ana some
twelve thousand troops, al POmn" 90 Trie
bridge, eleven miles south OF y afsaw' On
Sunday morning at ten O'Clock, moving A'u'a""d'
They had four cannon and about twentyh five baggage
wagons some Of which had been used for stage
BE reports that Babcock Late agent the overland I'll
company at Warsaw Joined General Jacksons force thers
and fuinshed him ten full teams belonging the mail
company.
goodmany horses were drowned in crossing the
Usage river
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FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAs
SEURS.

Ths above regiment, which has been known as the
Twents4h regiment United States Volunteers Colonel
Uoehne has been changed by order of the Secretary
Of Wa to the First regiment United States Chasseurs
YESTERDAY large number OF recruits were sworn in at
Palace Garden headquarters Of the regmen and the
prospects that before the close Of the week the full
complement of will be obtained. Colonel Oochrane
has made arrangements to equip the men as soon az
sworn in and the regiment will have everything
provided for their comfort Lieutenant Colonel Shaler
has catea his quarters ut Mozart Hail. where he devotes
most 4 his time. He has procured the armory OF the
Eleventh. regiment In which to drill the commissioned and
non commissioned officers Of the regiment Recruiting
Offices haze beenopened throughout the ctyone at Fire
mems Hall for the benefit OF the remen who desire to
join
Ins .oO~.ng poster has oeon circulated by Of the
ecruN'ng ageifa Of the regiment
f>s NEW ORLEANS VIA RICHMOND, CHARLESTON,
~, SAVANNAH MOBILE, ETC.
w.snirg 70 Join In his grand promenade will have
spead9 opportunity Of audyng the geographical topo
and geological fixtures Of the Southern country.
VIII Dc reyided with suitable travelling costume
11sons, &c and Ss rewarded by Uncle Sam for going
IONS birthday, February 70. $50.
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THE ANDERSON zOUAyEs.

To THE kDITOh OF TIKI HERALD.
You will confer an additional favor il you viii allow me
10 correct IN error which inadvertently occurd in tho
card OF RApk Published in your valuable journal Of yes
terday concerning the shirts preSens M the Andersen
1ouaves one hundred and eighty Of them were dona-
ten from the ladies Of the All eouls' church. Dr. Bellows
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Tho Vermont Republican State Conven-
80 ttOn.
MONTPELIER, VT, June &c. 1851.
The Vermont Republican State Convention met here to.
day. There large attendance. The following nomi-
nations were made
Fm 0ouernoy.-Frederick Hobrook, of Brattleboro.
For Lieutenant Gorcncr-Leyi Underwood, OF Burling-
ton.
For Treasurer j. p. Page, Of Rutland
resolution recommending the suspension Of old party
lines and uniting In vigorous support OF the government
to put down rebellion and treason Was adopted. Paul
Dillingham;, prominent democrat and others, made pa.
triotc speeches
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EW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE n, 1854.
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE zoUAyss,

erCCHD REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAVHS.
Company VIII bold meeting this evening at No. 27x
Green street Each member s requested 70 be pres.
EFT. 90 ecxoe decided action will be taken
TIE members Of Company D. requested 10 assemble
No 400 Cedar street, ~ Engine House, this evening,
wishing 70 join the company are invited to attend.
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CORRECTION.

L was Lieutenant Wright, Of Company D, Of Tenth
giment, New York Volunteers (under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Fdor), who, with two men Of the
same regiment and two OF Colonel Townsends men, cap
tured the fifteen Fox Hi Rangers, and took them 70
General Butler and not Colonel Duyees Zouaves has
been represented IN the daily papersons OF the fifteen
being the sergeant and having the companys roll in
his possession.
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Fatal Accident at Albany.

ALBANY, juno 20, 1861.
Early this morning citizens shocked 10 hear
Of very serious accident which happened TO Gilbert L.
Wilson, the Treasurer Of the New York Central Railroad
who had fallen from third story window of hts resi-
dence, breaking both legs and fatally injurng himself.
He had been much depressed in spirits recently In
changes in the value Of property. Mr.. wilson's official
and personal integrity however unquestioned and
his affairs Treasurer Of tho Central Railroad
trelv correct
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REPORTS FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

JLl7xa'OH Cry, June 25, 1851
Rev. T. Rannay, missionary. left Tallipot, Cherokee
Nation, on the 9th Of June and reports that Bon Nc
Cuoush and Albert Pike, Of Arkansas had been there
urging unsucceesfully the Chief to reconsider the posi-
ton taken In his proclamation. They had loft for the
Creek Nation, hoping to get aid from them. Mr. Pike
had IN escort of seventy five men
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News from the Pac ific


News from the Pacific.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS.
Foxr KEAssY, June rs, 1861.
The Pony Express passed here eleven O'Clock yester
day morning bringing the following for the Associated
Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is, 1861.
Arrived 18th, brig Energy, New York; l3th Challenge
Hong Kong steamer Lenora Panama; ship Jean Canyon
Bordeaux.
Sailed 18th, ships syren Boston, Franklin Mazepps and
SpeedweIl, Honolulu.
The ship Sierra Nevada cleared for New York with
ergo Of 49, ONo sacs Of barley, LISA bales of wool,
$500 hides, SO 900 lbs Of whaebone whale OIL &c The
cargo is valued at $'4l Geo.
The ship Kng8sher for Boston has cargo OF "a 900
racks OF barley ano 3e5 bales of wool.
The ship ght been chartered 70 load with ,uu-
Der IN Puget Soubo, for Melbourne.
The ship Challenge. from hc1g Kong, brought 800
ChiDamen as passengers
Ihe whole course Of trade during the week has sbown
that the market prices oregp aooos could not be
thDed Transactions continue united. Large eales Of
sugar have been made nj a riarked decuae. Chere
have been increased transactions cAret the past
few day q at slightly improved prices The 10 20
forward by tins express Is OF little IL any, importance
The Breckenridge State Convention adjourned on the
18th inst, without making any nomination THIS result
unex cttd TO the members OF the party and seems
tc have been brought about by two causes
First-rhe hope Ct uniting largo portion OF the late
Douglas and Bell Everett parties when they meet again
the administration, II beng general impression among
them that reaction viii take in popular sentiment
within the next four i've weeks which will array
powerful party in the North against President Lincoln
and his war policy.
second-An inability to fix upon, at present, standard
bearer for the coming contest copy OF the platform
Of the Convention and tender Of the nomination
tegrphed TO Governor Downey at Los Angeles and his
reply vas an emphatic refusal 70 accept Of the ncmina
and the constitution; but dsurion rather than war;
The Irrespective Union Convention, called oy mer
tho certain men Of the State in party. met at Sa
cFamento the 18th instant The attendance Of dele
gates rather simnot sufficient for the transaction
Of business the Convention adjourned TO meet agar
the l0t Of July This failure to settle the
that the Union Of California do not intend to aban
don their partisan organizations either republicans
democrats
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REPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS.

b. LOUIS, June Is, 1861
The steamer J. G. swon iert the Arsenal to-day with
full battalion OF Colonel BANDS regiment Of volunteers
destined Is said for Cape Grardsau to act In commune
tion with Colonel Saoan's Illinois regiment from CArs
against the rebel camp Cape Cirareau under Gene
raj watkins.
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THE MOZART RE,1uENT.

IL was expected that this regimen now epcamped at
aonkefs' would have had set Of cSors presented to
ahem yesterday at the City Hail. and abo twelve clock
numbers people began to assemble to wess the cere
mony' "nicn mayor Wood was to take conspicuous
part They destined, however, to be dissrontad
ss tho inspection and presentation viii not tau r,ocs
until to morrow, when 1t is most likely that bon will
come of at Yonkers. The regiment has now one Sou.
sand splendid men, who appear to have gained rapdv
1ne affections Of the good people Of Yonkers since th
went there. On Monday the men were entertained 5,
Inc ladies' Of Yonkers with Strawberries and milk.
md quite scene Of convivialty ensued The
Aadies Of Yonkers are at present engaged in making
havelocks and 2oc0 towels for the regiment FRI
Gay next will be grand gala day in Yonkers The reg
ment viii parade In full Dress with howitsers and
men are 70 be present. The regiment are under
marching orders and win take their departure for the
sst OF war on Saturday, The members Of the reg emit
mo gre at present in the city with their fehds are
1nerCiore requested to join their regiment aa earlv as
possible as thsy win positively depart on saturday
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THIRTY EIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOL
UNTEERS

Captain Daniel Gavit Of Company A, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon, direct from Camp Mansfield
the headquarters Of the Thirtyeght regiment. which is
located about three miles in direct line north from the
Presidential mansion Captain Gavit is under special
orders TO arrange the unsettled affairs OF the Thirty
eighth to draw clothing supplies and any aid our
citizens are disposed to furnish this command.
The clothing and equipments furnished by the State are
of very Superior quality and reflect great credit on all
parties engaged In ordering and furnishing them but the
former entirely unsuitable to the climate which the
regiment has been located For the safety Of the men
is imperative that clothing of much lighter material
should be furnished for the present weather be-
sides many other things wanted for the comfort and
health Of the men. Captain Gavt Will remain In town
for several days. his headquarters being at No Is Beck
man street, where all parties desiring TO aid this reg
ment are requested TO send their donations Captain
Gavt has full power Of attorney for Colonel Ward
and all business for the regiment In this vicinity must be
transacted by him. Captain Gavit would acknowledge
donation of hospital stores from the Lady Of the Hont
Abraham Wakerpan, OF Yorkvllle also $3.50 worth Of
tobacco from A. H. Llienthal, Esq.
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Dispatches for Europe by the Aariatie.
The steamshp Adriatc will probably leave St. Johns
n. F., for Galway, Friday forenoon Dispatches for
Europ by this opportunity be forwarded up to I've
o'cot NJ, of Thursday through Mr. George ssoker's
agency, las Broadway New York.
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1Aia regiment has had no aasistance Whatever from
the Union Defsnce Committee any othe ladies'
ciztcns. II ystih very much In debt n ID Ia want Of
every comfort having received from the Eta&e only their
uniforms and arms, but extra Shirts drawers, have
lecks In fact, no regiment had TO march with less
comforts than the above obeyed the marching order
once, though destitute Of everything except good
officers, courage and good will Contributions are re
quested by Albert Speyers Treasurer 4a Pine street.
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RECRUITS FOR THE THIRTY FIRST REGI.
MENT.

Captain johnson left this oity for Washington on Tues
day evening, with 16o recruits for the Thirty reg
men yesterday Ensign Prentss departed with forty
few more men will be forwarded today under Major
Dougherty.
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Opposition to InpOs1tien.-Stdney ID
ROKh R16 being that e exorbtant charpes made fer
FlHhWORKn fcner years has ea thely full
seienrepg me Anntersery OF our gooue
has resolved TO reduce prices least ha hoping there
BY TO plsee within thu reach Of the hbese czens %
means Of showing thelr attachment c0nsN0n aaA
the laws 20 svl Of these sAvAntsges call The UNIO1
Cortlspdt streeta
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Wheeisx q WAlssn's Improved SEWING
Machine At rsduesd ye3eea OMcs COS Broadway.
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Soldiers, Soldiers ~7,0OO Photographed
for 80 cents and 81
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THE FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. WALKER, AT
BOSTON.

bUSIUN JuNe 70, I6oI
Tue funeral Of Lieut.. Walker Of the Second Now Hamp
shire regiment who killed the New Jersey Rail.
road took place at Concord TO day. large body Of Free
masons Governor Berry and staff, the members Of the
Legislature and city government, and large ccncourse
or citizens were present at the solemn exercises.
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Grover x bakers NOiseless Family and
Manufacturing Sewing dachines, 800 BROADWAY, NJ 7.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT.

The statement published in our Tuesday's edition in
regard 10 the number Of this regiment being $50 men
was q mistake; 1t should have read ESQ., Captain
Brady will take q squad Of fifty or seventy I've
numbers. The regiment Is now at Camp Tompkins, at
Balls Cross Roads, In Virginia, and occupy the post Of
honor the right Of the line Those persons wishing to
join and 60 into active service Immediately will apply at
the armory, in Seventh street. at 168 Fulton street.
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AlOO.ONl

Cool shoes for SuRner.-BleRocco. Kan
nrd lasting Shoes and Gaiters LORIN BkOOK0 son.
AsA broadway, ceoxE Of Howard street.
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THE MAINE SIXTH REGIMENT.

PORTLAND, Me-, June Is, 1861
battalion from the Bangor portion OF the Sixth reg
ment arrived last night and went into camp at Island
Park. Another battalion is expected on Friday from
Passport and the regiment leaves on the 9Th Of July