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No EvnOuatAon from Fort Sumter.-Ths
f,etdent command the cvacuatioa of Fort Suntee
c. but KNOX whose Sumter located on the corner or
- oadway and FULTON street. win stu hold his eemiusnoe
a. Halter above al rivals North or South his 1ente-
behold and for nnisa beauty, and graceful set the
be
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The presentation ceremonies took place last evening at
the City Assembly Rooms In the presence OF overflow
ing tbrong Of spectators At eight O'Clock the Sixty
ninth regiment marched into the room AMI took up a
position outside the assemblage The committee having
the presentation IN charge then upon the PLATFORM
which was occupied also by Judge OConor, Messrs.
James Lynch, J. w. Chaner Alderman Farley and nu-
merous other legal and military gentlemen, and on
tion Of xAderman Bradley Mr.. A. " Stout called
to preside.
After pertinent remarks the Chairman read let
ter from Col Corcoran rcgrettng that illness prevented
him from being In attendance. He then introduced
Mr.. j. W. CHANDLER who presented the sword TO Quar-
termaster Tuly the recipient on behalf OF Colonel Cor
coran) In an appropriate address.
Mr.: FULLY on receiving II expressed, on behalf OF his
superior officer, his thanks for such muncent gift II
he said the work OF American art and IL would be
the weapon Of an American soldier. (Applause.) He
man for whom It was intended and know that II would
be the first drawn and the last sheathed in the
the American republic. (Applause)
THOMAS FRANCS MxAGHRR, Esq then prese nted the
stand OF colos He alluded to the duty which had been
entrusted to him In making the presentation and in
speaking Of the which led to the presentation Of
the testimonials exhibited tho inconsistency Of sHch
act parade Of the Sixty ninth Regiment In
honor OF the representative Of power that had been
the oppressor Of Ireland The attitude they assumed
He presented the flag with pride, and did SO with the
consciousness that the into whose hands IL
would suffer Its gold TO be furnished by act Of
cowardce let the land Of their birth be other than
green IN their memory forever.
Lieutenant Colonel NuGESr received the flag, and on
behalf OF the regiment returned thanks He happy
he said to witness In Its presentation tho approval OF
the people for the action OF the regiment In October last
and that he assured them that the regiment would
feel proud Of the gift
The exercises closed with the formal presentation Of
the flag TO the regiment, who received with pre-
sehted and . roll Of drums.
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Naval InteIIi1encc.

The United States sloop-of- Portsmouth, CON- Cal
houn, arrived At St. Helena january 49, and remained
there the 9th ult.
The United States steamer San Jacinto, Com. Dornln
sailed fiom 81. Helena January 81 for tho coast Of
Africa
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WALLAcK's THEArM-Mrs. Hoey takes her benefit To-
night, playing Lady Gay Spankor, In "IOndon Assu-
rance" The simple announcement of this fact will bring
together most brilliant audience
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, MATCH ~ r. u.
CHARACTERIZATION was decidedly better feeling In
the market Tor breaosus to-day Flour was In de-
Of SC. l0c. per Dbl; the sales reached II 600 bbls
State and Western 500 bbs Southern 800 bols Ca
madam closing with extra State shipping brands at IS is
50 90 and round hoop extra Ohio do at SIS as IS co.
Rye Hour and corr mea were in moderate demand and
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Markets.


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1851.
Stocks dull Pennsvlvana state 5s, 88x; Reading
Railroad %; Morris Canal So; Long BLAND Railroad,
lOIs Penbs yivania Rail Dad Al Sight exchange New
York at par a per cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1851.
Cotton-sales today $500 bllep: mddng uplands,
1ILc l2c Sales OF the week, 40 600 bales Receipts
of the week q 000 against so 500 bales during the
time year Exports Of The week. 60 500 bales Total
exports this season. 40 200 bales. Receipts at this
port less than last year. 16b 500 bales DO at all Southern
ports 6e5 500 bales Total stock at this port, 81 $50
bales Ccfee-Sales OF the week, II 500 bags Rio Is
quoted at I0<c 13c. Stock in port 30 900 bags against
80 500 bags at time last year. FreghtsCotton 70
Liverpool, nd; TO Havre, 1c.
MomIR March 10, 1861.
Cotton-Sales 10 day 5000 bales, mi1ding uplands,
11Lc. eaes the week 20 600 bales; receipts 500,
against 600 time last year Decreased receipts
this port 231 900 bales Exports for the week. Q 800
bales Stock in port 20 400 bales Freights-Co,ton
Liverpool, sd TO Havre, &c. Exchange London Il
a 5k per cent.
BALTIMORE, March Is, 1861.
Flour Gull: howard street andsOhio, So 12; City Mills
held At s5 Wheat steaty: red 81 IS 81 81; white,
~ 20 81 65 Corn stcady: mixed, SIC. Soc Provi.
sions dull and unchanged. Coee firm at 12l1c. 13hc
wbiskey steady Mt IKE.
PHILADELPHIA March Is, 1861.
Flour quiet: superfne s5 IS 25 Wheat active: red,
81 % 81 IS white, 81 IS 81 as Corn firm: sales 600
bushels yellow at 55c. SIC. CoGce-Ro, 12s<c. a
lie. whiskey at 1sc. a 1shc.
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NBIo's GARpN-The first grand matinee by the Ron
zani ballet troupe will be given this afternoon which
occasion two favorite ballots will be performed.
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uYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.

RHKuMArsn IN ITS MOST PAINFUL roRNs ALSO, scno.
FuLA, ERYsIPELAs, sALrRHEuM, PMPLEs, BLOTCHEs old
ulcers fever the worst of diseases Of the b
mercra complaints debility, liver aud kidnoys incpisnk
purifier
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM has cured thousands Of cases e
theae and similar Diseases and II will certainly
hch be reached by medicine
with the cirecions
HYATTs LIFE BALSAn cured Mr. B. Rice, No. - Grove
street. end No. II Clinton Market,
tism and govt after he had been crippled for years
HfAT1's LIrE BALBAM cured Mr. T.. b. Holly, dock.
MASTER No. III Madison street Of terrific ulcer after -
had been IN the broadway Hospital six months and thsa
thought to be ncursble.
HfAT1S LIFE BALTAM cured Mrs. c. Gore, Thlr6
avenue and Fifty first street. of scrofua kings evil
ulcers had destroyed the csh from the neck until the wind
pipe was exposed IL cured Mrs Core also OF dyspepsia
HYATT's LIFE BALSAM cured Ex Alderman T. KELLEY.
Thirteenth ward, Eastern District Brooklyn
after be had been under medical treatment van and ~
pied for months
PRIscrAL DEror, No 246 GRAND STREET
10
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THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The New York sEMIwEEKLY TRIBUNE Ia puslissss
every TUESDAY and FhIDAY.

every TUESDAY and FhIDAY.
Contents OF No. I.sas March lB:
q 4. se rs.s, rSyd pe
eiscn Of ~ %o cosnseeue ss
s.a n s Tue
s RI. N v g qnwss ,sns AID the Virgins
sSoncs,nips Jao.h j.mn; Correspondents sas
a-Afsny 4 weed Triumph Correspondence Of the Nsv
Eyssu.aon Of For. Sumter: Question Of ss..ys
Think o. frosssd 6sSioss Session Dess1cs
% sss s ss ssss, r.
s-Ihs FRO slavery Rebellion; Summary Of the LAss.t
q The Hon DAVID wnot; The Canal board; Rhode isi~sA
"Estrs se:a y q sSs n State. SENATE
s-New York Legsature Proceedings In The Senate sna
.es Ssyy I..s.,ssss rs,.
sBseSs s, q sf sas ssy Re. Of the Town Meetings .
i-isp.n' The CITY o. Scdo corespondcues Of The ".
is~Poc,ry: "BchInd the Mask"
i s-nsai,h H az q Disease
ae-ahs ini ssBBs rroa,aolcs
s,-H%sricsn Ins',ia's Farmers Club.
"a Espsns.ion Wanted: Correspondence q tbs 4
2s--census Items.
T-poi'ics. 0p'
2S-persopAl.
2sThe Tribune klmarsr for ne6i
aD-Ihe Tribune for ISL.
3i-Niscfllansous
?7-Marrsges and Destha
y}-Weckly Review ~ the New York Dry Goods Market
J-Ccn mernial Matt Fu of Stock. Msney
N. y. Tribune.
~ so ys ~ s s:s ;s' sss s.
For a club twenty, We send m extra covy -,
Fcr a club ot forty send the Daily Tribune kFs'is
sbe n >. Daily brhuur. 81 annunl
The n. Y. Weekly Tribune 81 annum
Per club term. see the niDuGs e any date
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The Massachusetts Appointments.

BosToN, March Is, 1851
Tho members of the Massachusetts delegation IN Con-
gress held informal meeting at the Parker
House this forenoon In reference to applications for Office
But four members present. Nothing definite was
agreed upon.
There appears to be truth In the rumor that the
Massachusetts, delegation Congress have the parceng
out of the federal offices In this state.
The report that Hon. Vim. Appleton contemplated
signing hi in the Congress is contradcted
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OrUsA1Ic DENOMINATIONS AGAINST NHUco.-Mr MAX
Sfsretzek failed yesterday Tor Mexico via Havana with
portion Of hs Opera troupe, including Madame dAugri,
and stefsni, the tenor At Havana Maretzek win take up
the ssies Natali and proceed Vera Cruz Tho Maxi
IAN cae.n "a IN .ontnuo t,roe p,onths
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The storm at the south.

NORFOLK, March 15-Evening.
There Is a heavy storm here, and much damage
is expected the coast. The steamers Adelaide and
Ben Ueford, for Baltimore detained here. 1t is
thought the fruit and vegetables will be destroyed.
NEwARK March 10 1861.
In Methodist Protestant Conference to-day Chester
town. Mo, selected he place for meeting.
Iou l. Bates was Reelected President. The reports
state that the mission fourshng The Conference
ndiourntd to Monday.
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rIossavfa Cream Forces she Hair, Whss-
kers end musaches 70 grow iuxur'nnty. Bold whoeaa<
and retail by ". A. BACHELOR, 10 Bcnd stycss
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gnsehcIOr's Hair Dye-Heltsbae ANA In
black brown Factory n BARCLAY
and applied ~ ". A BATCHEink5, Is Bond street.
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Non-Arrival Of Steamers.

SANDY Hook, March 15-1lP N.
There is nothing in sight from this station. thick
snow storm is prevailing, with gale from the N. E.
PORTLAND, March 15-11 P. N.
These signs Of the steamship Palestine due
at this port,
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Bntcbelox's Newly Invented wigs and
Toupecs perfect limitations nature send for
mesauN card 70 l6 Bond street N X.
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The New Hampshire Election.
BosToN, March Is. 1851.
Returns from 1872 towns In New Hampshire foot up for
Berry, SO 346 Stark, % ESQ. The majority for Berry
thus far is about 600
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yyERy GRbkT pAhCAINs-I Will SELL SPRING
SACKS worth SIC ior %, CAPE cosks from ~ 70 stG
ru&if r.ta frun s. 10 Sl2 vii make 70 order vcy
que Itotk too si 10 dfess well low price call on
CLAKKE, LA William ptrcck
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HIS Hair Dyc.--50 C~uts, Black or
no Barclay street and BY all Druggss Infalis-
Cnnuknt
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Trusses.-Msrxb ~ Co.'S radical Cvy-
rfusa DO veaey street Howe opposite The churt
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Messrs WOOD EDDY a 90. would most respectfully IN
until the following periods-Thc Delaware State Grant viii
sontinus % be drawn unit, The year lss2 The Ksnaeh State
Grant year is1s and win conducted
tudc that has for the last forty nncsr
the our prececesscr Messrs Yates McLn
WOOD EDDY a co, Managers
Espenschei id, Hat Manufacturer, or lis
Nassau street. has ready the spring style Of 0enemens
David's Spring style OF Gentlemen's
BATS ready, a his Balesroom, 299J Broadway,
just Received and Now in store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORN GUT.
J. FRED Mi III. ssf I, IS and % Re.de street.
MeLsushlIp's improved spring Yoke
Shirts ready order Store Of Green
wch and Hurrny streets, NY.
----..-.--..a------------
Herr Driesbach and the Bears ut Bar
NUNS Museum, with all the other wonders. wiz draw
crowded house, 10 day rec Museum advertisement
BrookIyn Art Ph ososr a PIN ic-C. III. WILL
iamsons imperi, GRAY vignes chief o. Pho,osrsphic
Albums, Cards and Parlor Photograp hs,
aris,icsy akcns4 Pictures for siby ). HOLMES, s9S
Breads way.
Whites Spring style OF Drsss and SOFT
BATS surpass any the held To be had At ZIG Broadway
sscinway q Sons Ovcrstrung Grand
snd square Pianos considered the beat msnufac
tured warranted FOR Eve years warerooms 80 and 81
-
wheeler g. Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines At reduced pricea Once, S6 Bresdway.
The Ladd d Webster Sewing maontns
may now oe had for Atty dollars, at No 90 broadway
Notice TO Sewing Machine Operators
widths. and 70, every DESCRIPTION o. work manufactured
order by DoUGLAs'& SHERWOOD, Pacntecs, 81 and IS
W hite street
Bntchelorss Newly Invented Wigs and
Tcupers most perfect limitations Of nature send for
HnsehclOr's Hair Dye-Heltabae ana In
black brown Factory n BARCLAY Sold
ana applied ~ ". A BATCHEisuks Is Bond street.
HIS Hair Dyc.--50 Ceuts, Black or
brown 10 Barclay street and by all Druggists Infala
bic Cngutnt
FIosaavfA Cream Forces enc Hair, Whss-
kers end musaches grow iuxurinnty. Gold wholesale
and retail BY ". A. BATGHrr0R, rs Bcrd strcsA
CrtBtsdor0-s E.fr Dye, Wigs and T0n-
pees The best the world Wholesale sod retail end tho
dye priva applied. No 6AstDr Mouse.
-------------.------------
Trusscs.-Msrxb ~ Co.'S Radical Cvya
us DO veaey street (ssof Howe, opposite tho churt
T1usscs. Elasssc Stockings, shoulder
Braces, Suspcnsory Bgndagcs, &c. DIS GiNvER n
THVkNE, NO. A Ann street. under 5aruum 4 Museum,
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Letter from MIR. H. III. Elliott.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

81 PINE SrRxEr, March IA, 1851
leave this afternoon for Albany with the draft Of
law prepared by T. j. Tldep Esq the purpose Of which
is to effect amicabe compromise between the Central
Park Board and the Of property in the proposed
extension north of 1o6h street. write this that you
may be In possession Of the facts connected with my
sent visit to Albany, because recent visit there to
consuH with Mr. Green upon this subject, my object
stated by your repo be for the furtherance Of
sswndle," in connection, he stated with Hawey D.
Capp, Esq which was entirely untrue. ] think may
claim the courtesy from neghbor Of either silence or
forbearaDoe from misrepresentation write In haste
would,can on you. Yours, respectfully,
III. H. ELLIOTT.
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Notice to Sewing Machine Operators
Folding Guides, for edge bindings OF all kinds aud
width. and tor every DESCRIPTION Of work, manufactured 20
hie street
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Trusscs. Elas,ic stockings, shoulder
Braces, suspcnsory Bqndsges, &c. DIS oiUvER 4
THVkNE, No. A Ann street. under 8arcum Museum,
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NEWS FROM TINE STATE CAPITAL.

Heavy Days Work I'm the Assembly-Thc
Chsy Tax Levy-The New York Caty
Cnarter-The Central PArk-SuPerhn-
tendent Kennedy Before the Senate
COmmittee-Mr. LttsleJohn and the LAs-
erpooI Consulate, &c., SO.
Albany March 10, 1861
A large amount Of business transacted by the
House to-day The standing ind select committees OF that
branch OF the Legislature reported seventy odd bills
Six or seven of these complete, and the balance
are now on the general Among the number was
the New York County Tax Levy which referred
back to be reported complete The Select Committee
also reported the bill to regulate the freight milk
tho Harlem Railroad There Is biz the general
orders in both houses the subject Senators Kecham
and Robertson are both pushiug it In the Senate, and
strong fierce IS urging forward in the Assembly TWEEN
syfour bills were introduced in the Assembly.
il one, by Mr.. Shaw to amend the charter Of the
city Of New York 80 - 70 give the appointment OF the
out the confirmation Of the Aldermen
Tho Central PAL bill ordered third reading to-
night Hutchings blu 70 incorporate the Loaners Asso
citation referred 10 the Filth Committee OF the Whole
This Just and wise measure and should be passed at
once.
hours questioning Superintendent Kennedy In regard to
the detention and dicharge OF criminals by the police
authorities The whole affair looks like quarrel be
tween the Police Justices and the Commissioners,
and n apparent conflict Of authorities. 1t Is
hard to see where the Superintendent or
tie Commissioners get their authority TO discharge
son under arrest by merely giving order when Police
Justice cannot dothe same. They TO have another
examination on Thursday next Oakley Hall appears as
the counsel for kennedy.
The attorneys the Gisbons investigating closed
their arguments before the committee this afternoon
The committee win report the hrst Of next week. What
viii be the Of their report has not TRANSFERRED
Ltejohn has very serious doubts about accepting the
consuahp Liverpool He considers that there Is TO be
general organization or parties, and bitter fight In
the republican ranks Whilst Greeley e securing the ap
pointent OF his friends to Offices at home, where they
Jake part In the CONTEST Stewards friends being
sent abroad where they cannot participate in the conro
versy He hating upon the point Of duty under that
state Of affairs. Bis appointment obtained by Sew
ard reward for his Standing by him the exciting
contest for Senator In 1856.
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Charter Election at Scranton, Pa.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 10, 1851.
The republicans Of Carbondsc, Pa have elected their
candidate tor Mayor by an overwhelming majority.
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Herr Driesbach and tho Bears ut Bar
NUNS Museum, with aI the other wonders, will draw
crowded houses 10 day. rec Museum advertisements
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he Dr awtngs OF the SUISSE
'olidated Lottery of Delaware.
r. FRANCE 4 CO..


Legislature OF the State Delaware having given
France Co lottery contract for twenty years the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Governor OF
state supentend drawings Of said lottery do
hereby certify that the following e the numbers drawn this
day.
SUSSEX CouNrY-CLAss "a, March 10. 1851.
GO, 81, 6, s, ca, 40, So, s, SIS, IL, 68, 49,
CONSOLIDATED LorTExy-CLAss 40, March Is, 1851
60, Sc, 60, al, II. IL, "A, "a, &C. 48, 81, 80.
Witness our hands at Wilmington, Del, this day Qrday),
JOHN DALE,
JOHN w. WALKER, Commissioners
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN)
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
R. FRANCE CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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UCUSEkTEPLRbt AJTENTtDNl
The ExCELslOR YEAST POWDER, manufactured nv
ThONAS ANDkkMS 90. view Yrrk, IA the ansst and
ncst reliable article Tor raising Bread Tea ricu Pan
.skes Dumriega 6c 1e lxceis'c stpcwder becu
before he pubic over W nve and IL the
fu and valuable epsrson IN exsisnce Ladies opce rv
re Ercelior Srsst Powder will never use any o,e,
Inquire for al All ine hest fanny gocerr-lor Andrews
Yeast Powder. 1he sorescepen WI gctn Cor you,
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Brooklyn Art Photos rap hic-C. III. Will
liasons Imperial Gray vignec chief Of Photographic
GemsGaery Fulton street. opposite Clinton Estsoshod
N5l.
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Albums, Cards and Parlor Photogra phs,
Broad raj
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Wheeler g. Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines Al reduced pricea Once SO Bresdway.
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McLauGhliD's Improved Spring Yoke
Shirts ready order Green.
wich and Murray streets NY
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The Ladd d Webster Sewing msonfne
may oe had for Atty dollars at No 90 broadway
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teres WOOD EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of the
pkIAwARx, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE L0TrxQIK&
DxIAwARE-FxrRA Glass III. March Is. 1861
65, rs, Is, "A, 81, q, 20, rs, 81, 81 &c. co. &c.
bEIAwAKK-CLAss IFS March 10, 1861
80, As, Is, 40, 8, 81, So, z, ~, 0, 81, 36.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars sent
free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EnpY r5 90 wmiSss1n, psl M;..u,,
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Just Received Rnd Now I'm Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORN GUT,
For sale by
]. FRHD MILWARL, IS and 80 Reade street.
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Presented TO the Sixty ninth regiment New York state
Militia by the Irtsbmon OF san rrAncsco California In
approval OF the manly by that regiment In
refusna 70 take part In the demonstration IN favor Of the
Prince Of Wales during his Wait to New York
SAN Francisco, Cal Jan l. 1861
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whites Spring style OF Drsss and SOFT
Eats surpass any the held To be had ZIG Broadway

Stcinway a. Sons Ovcrstrung Grand
snd square considered the beat msnufAo
tured warranted for Eve years warcrooms 80 and 81
" aksr street
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psoLrTE AND EFFICACIoUs CURES or coRNs
IA and bunone without Immediate or subsequent lncon-
yenience Mesrs kf MALL 365 broone trcet win is
10 lew days for Montreal Thousands
tory testimonials can be at the Office
LII KINDS OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES roR
"A sale ut reduced pces whoesac and retail by RAgT.
LETT co. szi broadway, corner Of Canal street
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RCBIKEAU, NJ D.-tPHYSICIAN) CONSULTING
rooms No 3l Sixth avenue, Twenty arst street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND sHoKs..CAH!LI
goods at less than before offered public Co.
pscs Boots Shoes Caters Tes Buskns and Slips Of Ill
dren. G Broadway between Houston and Blocker sreeA
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<AAsoSy 40SDsAAXV0pVe
FERMENTATION OF TESTIMONIALS TO C0LOHuL 90 &
ookAN AND THE SIXTY NINTH Kn0IMnNr.
Tns sixty ninth regiment and Colonel Corcoran were
last night the recipients Of three splendid
rendered them for the they pursued reference
70 the visit OF the Prince Of Wales TO this
city In October last. The testimonials consisted Of
handsome sword and stand of co0rs presented by the
citizens Of New York, and massive gold medal pre-
scented by the citizens Of San Francisco. The sword
which Of the regulation size, Ia beautifully chased and
engraved, and accompanied by two scabbards both
handsomely ornamented with the national emblems Of
America and Ireland. The parade scabbard u gold
plated, and bears the inscription
>PklStNTKD 10 COL H. ooRcoRAN IN CONFEDERATION on
THE 1lm OCTOBER, $780,
The dag Of beautiful green silk, with the sun burst
In the centre ded by shamrocks and the words
>ro TIk SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, IN CONFEDERATION or !,
OCTOBER IL 1860. I
The medal which Is Of gold, 10 three inches In dame
tor and about three-eighhs Of inch in thickness On
side the sunburst and the stars and stripes
rounded by wreath Of shamrocks in green euame On
the other side Is similar wreath enclosing the words
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-16

Espenschsid, Hat Manufacturer, OF rs
Nassau street. has ready the spring style Of 0entemen
hats
Davfd's Spring style OF Gentlemen's
BATS now ready, nj his Baiesroom 299s Broadway
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