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We have intelligence from Liberia to the lat
tcr part d June. The condition Of the recap
tucd Africans was very satisfactory. They
have all been provided with comfortable homes.
Mr-,rs Payne and Roe, two l.ihorians Of about
ci.htccn years Of age, had been sent to Eng
LAID 10 be- educated, by the lilerlty Of Samuel
Gumcy, ESQ, a member Of the British farlia-
mcut.
The majority Of Benson for President exceeds
900. lie received more than two thirds Of the
votes polled in the republic.
Liberia College is built to the third story,
small lot OF cotton, grown IN Liberia II
IAN excellent articlc--equal To good Georgia oI
Florida cotton"
The sugar cane culture has commenced viii
v'gor. In 1858, not grain OF sugar was rais
oil: now extensive plantations gt the cane AZ
' cultivated,
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The first instalmcnt Of new L. $. Treasury
note has Just been received in Washington, aud
will h. in circulation probably before the close
uf this week. They wcro engraved by the
American Bank Note Company in this city, and
arc pronounced remarkably bcautiiul specimens
of the art. They are printed in green and black
on the face, and green on the back. The green
Il, iudestrtctiblc and IL u perfect protection
against photographic countcririting. The Sj's
have on the left margin figure Of America
standing on globe. and on the right a portrait
of Alexander Hamilton.
The slO's have on the left an admirable like
ness ui President Lincoln; in tho centre the
American eagle; and on the right full length
figure representing the Arts.
The pos have in the centre a full length figure
of Justice-the other parts filled with ge0mo-
tric.,l lathe work, &c.
These notes are all payable on demand; they
are little larger than ordinary bank notes, and
are much smaller than the 3-lO interest notes,
for convenience as circulating medium.
Only $50 900, 900 of this curr ency can he ia
sued, and probably but small part OF that
amount will be put in circulation at present.
Tho $40 interest notes, payable three
wears after date, the interest payable semi
annually, are in the course of preparation, and
some Of them will be issued on tho lst Of Sep
tember.
The ifties are distinguished by very large
engraving of tho American Eagle the one
hundred dollar notes will be ornamented with
a lifc-like portrait Of General SCoIT the five
hundreds have in the centre portrait Of
WAsuSGroS, ON the left figure OF Justice, and
on the right figure Of Fortune.
The 81 900 note has Tine portrait Of Sec
rctary CHAsE the $4,000 note has picture
of an Indian woman supporting the arms q
tic United States, with an appropriate buck
ground and u figure Of Justice ON the left.
The $40 interest notes sp'ciiy on the face
that they arc convertible into twenty years q
per cent. United States bonds, and also state
the interest per day on tho notes of each do
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The British bark Andover, Capt. Laprelle
arrived yesterday morning from Savanna L
Mar, Jamacia and reports, 18th inst, of Cape
IIatteas, was boarded from a priyateer steamer,
could not learn her name, and there was none
on her stern. She was a side wheel river boat,
about POO tons, and mounted guns, one a small
pivot, AMI the other large stationary gun
amidships. They reported having several prize
in Ilattcras Inlet one Of which was the brig
Ita-cn they further stated that they expected
a United States brig -ol-war along that way, and
ii she came, they with two other larger vessels
intended to attack her.
The officers aud boats crew oi the priyateer
were all apparently eastern men, as they ap
paared 10 he couversnt with all the anteceicnt
Of the brig. She having formerly belonged t,
Boston.
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RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JI

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER.
~ SEY ffOm fort Of Cort andt st-CnnnectnR al
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Iackavanns
and Western Railroad. aud NJ Eastou with Ishigh
Valley R'ilr,ad and ite connections, forrninR . d.
rect line ~ PITrSBUkG and tho wE5E without
change Of cars
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing june 10, iS6l-Leavs New York ~
follows:
HlRnsaURon ExruRss-M6A. n. for Eas.on,
h.'sdtng Poltsvile, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk.
MAIL TRAIN-At 3 A. ~, for Evstou Water Can
Ser nion, Great Bend, Pittstun, Wilkesharre, sc.
i'N TuHovGH TEAiS-Fr Euton, March
Chunk, Wihamspurt Reading, Pot.svilo, IIarris-
Ia Y, 6c.
4rN Tmorou TnAiS-For Eas,on, Ddho.
her, AN'ntuNu and M,uth Clspk
h.3O y. ", WAY 1ENtN-For SHnefvlle
SOW. n, Western Express ior Eastrr,, Aren-
town, Re ding, Harrisburg, Pttsburg aud tho
wet Stocpihg Cars from Jersey City through W
rII-hutg.
EXPREss TRAINS FOR HARRIsBURG.
The 4. n, Express Train from New York, ar
y'' NJ Harrisburg N r. ~, connecting EVt and
Wet IN Pennsyvanis Central railrp.d, Northern
Central Railroad, North and Suuth, and with Cum.
THE 1liROuGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIIE
WEST leaves New York NJ sr.M daily tSlndAys
eNcelted) making clO-e cunne tiun nj Harrisburg
whh Pennsylvania Railroad with no change of cars
tn rttshurg, and hut one " Cncinaiti aud Chicago
-Four hours time is saved ly taking this train.
ELlZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave Nov Y rk um Per No. North RIVER "a
100 and II 20 An, 3 %, so and b2hpu
The l,ss stop at Bergen Folut aud Mariners liar.
bOr every trip each WAY.
JOHN o. sTEARNs Superintendent.
aui9 lY'tOb
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"Did you know Jim Irving 2" said sergean
coming forward To speak TO this officer.
What the old bruiser and hard case tha
was; tho reformed man. and Christian now p
''Thc very same"
'l know him WE'LL " said the officer.
docs he drink rum :"
'Neyer n drop"
"DOcs he swoari"
Never an oath or proiano word passes hi.
lip.
What sort Of a man il he 2"
Ills character is the most beautiful for mo-
dtstv, sincerity mcekness and bcnevolen'e !
eyer witnessed. There If not u man In the reg
imont who does not believe Jim Is Christian.
# thought NJ, said the sergeant"
Where Is he now -
With the prisoners, because he stood right
up and would not mn !"
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wb., Pnr-on ,BrowuIow Says.

The Washington Repub,cdH publishes q pri-
vatc letter from Parson Brownlow, editor OF the
Knoxville (Tennessec) Wig, in which this pas
Sigc OcCursi
AN order has been made at Richmond, 10
suppress the publication Of the Knoxville Whig,
nut the notice has not been served on mo yet. I
have given them the devil in this days paper,
and hall continue 10 say just what please,
until my office is closed or destroyed by bruis
force.
''Ihry have about run me ashore in pecuni-
ary -cnsc-hroke up my busineS-withheld all
letters containing subscriptions 4; and thus ana
lriven to the wall with more Subscribers on m y
list than the oight secession papers vi East Ten
ncsscc all put together. But | will starye, Or
beg my bread Of Union men, before will sur
render To this vile hercsy Of secession. With
my hest wishes, | am, Sc,
W. G.. BRowNLow."
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The Escape.

An officer Of the line, in the Second Regiment
New York State Volunteers, who was in the
battle Of Bull Run, gave the following account
Of his capture and escape. lie was surrounded
in the Black Horse Rebel Cavalry, was seized
and dragged away between two horsemcn at
full Gallon, running halt a mile, when the men
holding him, one on each side, were both shot
dead aud fell from their horses. A horseman,
riding Lehind, struck him blow in the back,
intending to Kill him, which brought him to the
Ground. The Black Horse cavalry were in re-
ire ., and many galloped over him, aud he was
much injured hy the hool, Of the horses. lie
ro,r from the ground, resolved to be a better
man. and seek the salvation Of his soul. lie
had been on the confines ot eternity and found
himself unprcprcd. lie j, recovered, is going
La, k 10 h- regiment fully trusting that his slIls,
which have been many are forgiven.
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War Items.

IT. Is REPoRrED In Washington that an effort
is being made by the members of the Masonic
fraternity in Virginia, to procure the body a
Colonel Cameron, Of the New York Seventy
ninth, for his widow.
ON MUSDAY private Of the Goth New York
regiment, who has been wandering in the wooda
since the battle at Bull Run, made his appear
ance in Washington. lie was nearly starved,
and was hardly able To move.
Tuk PRovosr MARSHAL OF st. Louis issued
an order furbidding the sale Of all liquors ON
sundays except malt liquors. As result on
sunday last there was a larger amount OF drunk
ruI.,- than usual.
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miscellaneous Items.

poo, IVrucrEp NY THE SECESSION YIRUs.-
Two men uf the 2lst \. Y :. v, died VI hy-
II, phobia on the 18th, and five others had been
uittrn by a mad dog.
Tm CUSTOM IlousE RETURNS from this port
for .juIy show an export of domestic produce
nearly equal TO O,OO0, 00O and an import of
Iccie Of nearly g. OOO, 900, in place OF AN ex-
port Of similar amount as in recent years. The
IMPORTS amount to les- than 10000, 900, but
he duties are 81, OGO 800, in consequence OF tho
large withdrawal Of goods from bond In view u
he increased tarih
LADIES FIRR PRooF DREssIs,-one ounce
# ,ulphatc OF fammonia, dissolved in the stareh
necessary to stitlcn muslin dress % SAL
t,ngstate OF sola is used in Queen Nictorsas
laundry in EsglaId, but the first named \
b ctter, =
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" State Rights"

Tho Cincinnati Gdz,he Of Tuesday says;
Two families passed through the city yester-
day, on their way northwnrd, from East TenDes-
see, whence they were driven by the late ediet
Of Jcn Davis, commanding all uniavorable to
the rebel COVE mment to depart from the Con-
iederato states within forty days. The exps-
triatod band numbered eleven persons, Eve Of
them small Chidren-every one Of whom
werc born In Johnston county, Tennessee. They
owned tracts Of land which they and thsir
fathers rendered nrable by the labor Of their own
hands, vet the fiat Of a Mississippi traitor com
pellcd them TO flee for their lives, because they
loved the Government Of the Stars and Stripes.
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Coon PAY.-The officers of tho Mutual Ms-
rinc Insurance Companies Of New York, receive
enormous salaries. The President Of the Attain
tie Mutual receives s25, 900 year, the Presidsnt
of the Sun Mutual sl6, 900, Of the Great West
ern $lO, 900, and the Presidents Of the two lead
ing Fire and Life offices receive $1,000 each
The salaries of tho Bank Cashiers vary from
Al 900 To a. 600,
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MRS wINsLows SOOTHING sYRrP
THE QUE ,TION ANswERyD

As tho question Ia frequently asked, who Is MRS.
WiNsLOWi we will simply say that she Is a laly
who, for upwards Of 90 years, has untirngly de-
voted her time and talents female physician
and nurse, principally among children. sho has
especially studied the constitution aud wants Of
this numerous class generally overlooked OF
carclessly treated by the faculty in too many Ia
st,uc'A; and, q result Of this effort aud practical
knowledge obtained in life time spent ~ nurse
and physician, she has compounded soothing
Syrup lor children toeth,ng 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, and Is, moreover, sure 10
regulate the bowels In consequence Of this article,
Mrs. wmslow Is becoming world-reuowned Rs q
hcner,ctor ~ her roe children do certainly RISE UP
and bless herr especially Is this the In this city.
VAT quaint ties oi the SpotldnR Syrup ara DAILY
sold and used here We think Mrs. Winslow hts
immortal Eed her name by this invaluable article
and wo sincerely believe thousands ol children have
been saved from an early grave by ii timely use,
and that millions yet unboru will share its benefits
and unite Ia calling her blessed. NJ NornEE lu,s
lsrlars sed her duty 10 her suffering little one, in
our opinion, mtil she has given II this boucft II
MRS wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try IT,
muthers-rKV IT Sow.-Lddies' Visitor, Nao York
Cny.
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Fortress Monroe, Aug Il, r'a baltimore, Iug.
22.-Thcre is nothing OF interest proper to com-
munica,e from this point today.
General Wool held grand review anI in
spection this morning. lie took into his hands
and inspected every musket belonging to the
nnrriann-
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We learn, say4 the Cleveland Ohio H'dH,
that in default Of paying subscription the
New York N,acs and D1y Book are distributed
crtuitously through the country The lol-
lowing circular Is thrown broadcast through
Ohio aud other states ;--
OOSIIDkNrlNL.
MIR --. sir / understand you tn be an
independent citizen OF --- county. ! take the
lihertv Of sending YOU our paper, the Ddiiy
Neirs for one month. The cost is betrayed
by society, whose object is TO enlist the tai
ent OF the state in favor Of peace measures. =
Should you think proper 10 become a sub
tgyiher altey that dste, please iisuiiy tho same
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'FHE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. ~, 1861.
Telegraphic News.
FROM THB SBAT or VAR
-n.--
The Campaign In Missouri.


GOOD RESULTS UNDER uEN. PorE.
50. Louas, iHgpH 2t.-Tho Committees II
Safety appointed by General ropc, in Galloway
Lincoln and Pike counties report satisfactory
accounts Of affairs in thcircouutice. M,ny law
Ices characters have been driven out Of that r.
gion, and the counties north Of the river. bo,nr
deprived oi !keir presence, are becoming quiet
and aettlad
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eIA~err Pafrt~ss-~,

The following Is an extract fron letter fro,,
distinguished naval officer, now In tho bloch
aiding squadron, to his wife;
want you to live in the most frugal m.nncr
possible, and IL you can save any money frou.
your income by the strictcst econou,y, loan u 10
the Government, if IL ~ hut Gfty doll.r. or a
hundred dollar, to assis, IL in the smallestmit
TO maintain the Constitution q the Unit.k
Nta,s and the supremacy OF the law. The pr,-
an unhappy condition of onr once plor,o,,~
Union is enough to make "tho angels wssp.-
Ono such officer is worth . hundred traito-s.
on whichever side they serve.
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GoING AT LAsT.-The ferry arrangements se
Peck Slip are being rmoyed, and the ferry
house remodeled, preparatory to the reception OF
he bridgeport boats. This is the last Of Peck
slim lprrx
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Pcrfec, Security ut wnzhlnstou.

Wdsh'agio~, August PA feeling Of perfect
security pcrvadcs our cutiru community, both in
social and business relations Tho reports
therefore, that our citizcus are Ianic struck, and
that men, women, and children arc fleeing from
the city arc positively untrue. Some apprchon-
sion existed several days ago, but this was soon
quictcd by the measures OF tho Administration
to guari against all possible contingencies. The
icints Of tho Concdcatcs on the line OF the po-
tomacs arc now better Understood, and military
men, whose opinions aro entitled to great rc-
spcct, s'y, that even with the ordinary depend.
encc on raw troop, they would desire nothing
bottcr than for General Johnston or General
Beaurcgard to attempt that part OF tho Conlcdcr-
ate programme, which contcmpatcs an advance
towards Washington. 1t is reasonably sus.
Pected that this rallying cry is adopted to sus-
tain the tagging spirit o the rebel troops. whose
numbers are fast thinning by small pox, measles,
pneumonia, and other diseases.
Many absurd stories aro from time TO time pro-
pagatod 10y parsons active in causing disscnsions
among our troops, and among the latest is, that
GenerIl Johnston has crossed the Potomac, to-
gcthcr with other important movements, but
special inquiry at the proper source, today, war
rants positive contradiction. II is certain no
such information has reached the hcadauIrtcr.
OF the army.
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W. arc gtatifed 10 present 10 our readers
cheering news from the southwest. We ART IN
turu,ed by wealthy and influential citizen a
ths' section, whose name we suppress ior obvi-
on, reasons, that Louisiana Ia still loyal. Al
though our informant Is somewhat enthusiastis
in hir loyalty, vet we feel confident that his
statement may be rclied upon. He says thaf
almost all the old Wings of Louisiana arc nov
Union men, net only anxious for the supprcssios
II the rebellion but ready, whom the tlms ar
rives, to cooperate with the federal fcrces 70
that end by armed assistance. These loyal men
arr a ma ority IN the state, and are in daily COM
muncation with each other upon this subject
Their ardent desire Is that the government
,hall scnd an army TO relieve them from the
pduus tyranny OF -ecession under which they
are now living. Texas L. also, they say, IN .
similar condition, and our loyAl brothers In the
southwest are anNously expecting succor frora
the North. Among the leading Union men the
idca is universal that IL our government would
only take ono important southern port upon ths
Atlantic, and fierce the free navigation Of the
Mississippi by tho occupation ol New Orlcans,
then the rebellion would be substantially qusllc1
they desire only tho presence Of Fremont
with q small army to rnNy the Union men u
Louisiana around him. These things are cor
7tanty canvasaed by our Union friends among
Themselves. Iinaidcd they are powerless, bst
they call 10 US for support. .-BH G,Iio Adverti.v.
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CITY NEWS.

Who WANTS UNIFORM 1-The State Il
New York has now on hand ten or fifteen thou
and new uniforms, unapPropriated, ready for
proper applicants.
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4 gentleman who called upon Gen Fremoua.
AZ st. Louis, few DAYS ago, on business Of No
lcts Importance than the equipment of full rcg-
imcnt OF cavalry, says that tho following con-
Seration took place:
Gen. Frcmont--I can give you a few min
utes hut bo briei and pointed, as my time y
very much occupied.
Col. -; am -, of -. NV men are
all enlisted; hero arc my muster rolls. Ny
boys are ready at tho bugle call am elected
their Colonel.
Gen. Fremont Cooking over tho papers)-An
right--in orler--seems to be correct. Who aFs
your rcltrenCes2
Col -; Mr.. - and Mr.. -.
Gen. Frrmont--Nery well; call Tomorrow
morning, at 10 minutes past o'clock, and yoz
shall have your answer, and " aocede TO your
wishes your papers will he ready.
At 10 minutes past 4, precisely, our informant
was at the Generals door, which flew open st
his demand. At this early hour, the General
wus at his table, with the papers before him.
he Colonel made his bow, and was salutsd
hus:
zen. Frcmont-IIcrc arc your documents,
which will get you your equipments. Make
haste and report yourself, with your command,
10 Gen. -, and let me hear good rcport u
YOU, as have no doubt shall, from what your
-cii rcnccs say. Good bye.
~ our friend went out, he found half-a-dozes
cnilrmen is attendance In the Gnte-room, wait
in, their turn for an audicrii'u. -
That's the way that Fremont does his bust-
ncss, aud the above is indicative OF the hours hs
kccIr.-Chicdgo Tribune.
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The Bri,lsh War steamer Driver Ashore

Io,'op, 1ugua 22.- schooner Thomas
Woodward, NJ this por nom MingOonc, reports
that the British war steamer ashore there IS the
ItiNpr-
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VI EDICINES.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DISTIN-
4hgiished statesman, being asked what arc the
principal productions Of New England, replied New
England raises men.
Tie furco Of his rcpy consisted in the fact that
Ncw Bingham .ers have a world-widc reputation ~ a
ace Of hardy, athletic men aud women--strong and
ugor' us in body and mind. What the man shall
'e anly depends the care and tre,tuent OF the
child. Neary every Now England mother pro-
ydrs
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING sYRrP
fr her tnhe there is no section OF country on earth
whore Il has been so long and so nlversa'y used.
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senator Wilson appoiuicd to u position ou
Major General McUI,IIan'- sina.

MJor General McCIcllan'- Sina.
Washington, AuguH 22.-Senator Wilson.
several days ago, was prcssingly rendered by
Major General Mcclellan position on his staff
since which time hc has had tho subject under
confederation. Today he has, by the advice of
Secretary Cameron, accepted Of tho appoint
ment, from the advantages Of which it is con-
sidcrcd he will be able to render more efficient
service as Chairman of the Scnatc'- Committee
on Military Affairs. Senator Wilson leaves
Washington tomorrow to aid IN the organization
Of regiment in Massachusetts, with u aying
battery of artillery attached, he having already
obtained authority for that purpose.
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URsIONS-BIDDLE'S GROVE AND
Lsteambuats Il ''Maior Anderson" and Gen. Arthur
with OF without bargea, N charter for excursions
Apply " K 4. WILSON, 100 Wall 1t, or South, up
stairs auT 24ac'lO6
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,


IL,vng passed several slsepless nights disturbed by
the agoniea and cries Of suffering child and be-
coming convinced that Ms. wINSLOw's 5oOTH-
ING SYRUP was just the article needed, procured
supply for the child On reaching home, and ac-
4raiuting his wife with what he had DONE she re-
fused 10 have it administered 70 tho child, she
was strongly in favor Of Homeopathy. That night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day following the
father found tue baby still worse, and, while con-
ten lating another seopess night the mother step
ped n IN the room to attend ~ some domestic du-
tier, M d LEFT tie father with the child. During her
al..iire lie admin stered portion OF sAo sOOIH-
ING SYRUP \, the baby, and said nothing. That
nj. 1t all Lands slept well, and the little fellow awoke
IA the morning bright and happy. The mother was
doll hted with the sudden and wonderful change
md although At hst offended at the dscertiou prac.
,ir.d upon her los continued 70 use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies and restless nights have
disappeared A single trial Of the Syrup never yet
failed ~ relieve the baby, and the preJu-
dices Of the mother.
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THOMPSON'S BLACK STAR LINE FOR
u Liv'rrool--'rhe STAR or THE WEST, N pen
- I..t RIVER "a Is morrow. f'r passa 20 from
D.. I, Liverpool "r diaits on Bans u' Ira'In apply
~ 4 ofic', 2Tb Pearl 1t. iy24 4vr'i9i
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The United States Prlanic Congress.
Bosfoa, IugUa 22.--Bolow, United States
irigato Congress, from Rio do Janero.
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TRlCOPllEROCS FOR THE HAIR
u only Eight cents per butte-Purter 4 Pair
child'S nicely pcrfumcd Tiicoplerous Tor impruv.
ing the condition II the hair is an excellent article
aud ctn now be prccured At 20 South Sscond street
WiilAnSlurgh, 1t the above low price. auiJ 2ia2O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-23

NEW YORK MAClIINERY DEPOT.
STEVENS, IROTHER & co,
222 Pearl 49,, New York.
Manufacturers and Dealers
in every description oG
Stationary and Portable
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
WOODWORrHS planners,
aud all other
Wood Working Machines.
LAthes, Plauers, Drills,
Leather and
Rubber Batting,
aud other
COMPOSITION METALS,
with an other articles noedful
IN Machine Shop.
Sole Manufacturers uf
ID. DICKS"
Celebrated Alt.- Friction
SHEARS,
PUNCHES,
PRESSES,
Harris Patent Sizing Machines
Jefrey's Double Acting Ball Valve Pdmps,
Portable Scales in great variety, aud MANY other
krsses. sasSaa isI, 9A4s
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL ny
~ the Bl,ck Hall line OF psckets-ths chpIrr ship
JAS. FOSTER, Jr, sails 2sth August Fpr pas.
sage apply ON buard. foot " Bsekman al " r. or
~ JACOB WILSON, los SOUTH st. au2g T'I25