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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

Accideat.--The Rev Mr.. Moorman Was
slightly injured at the Fredericksburg Rail-
road depot on yesterday morning by acct
dental stroke from a knife in the hands of
one of his friends-a entleman who was en-
gagged at the moment in q little difficulty with
a third party
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

LfBEL.-Two gentlemen of Montgomery
Ala, are now being tried before Mavor Mnhis
charged with publishing aud circulating H.
belous document against MIR. IL. Il. Plant. Of
Augusta, President Of the Southern Exnres.
Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

Several drunk and disorderly fellows were
Gagged yesterday, and one uncomfortable sol
dier, for unlawfully taking possession of Mrs
Eanderbelts house and drawing bowie
knife against officer Blankinship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

The Fair of the little girls, held on Main
street, between First and Second, was con
tinued yesterday, and with good success
They will close out their stock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

To be Dischdrge9.-Eleven Federal Surgeons,
taken at Manassa, who have since then been
employed in attending upon their sick and
wounded comrades captured in that engage
ment, will to day depart hence for Norfolk,
en- route for their homes in the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

4 Company Of Soldiers from Pittsylvania coun-
ty, Virginia, and one from Texas, arrived
here yesterday on the Danville train,
marched in 10 camp near the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

On the evening OF the 18th inst, by Rsv James
Z. Gates, ct the residence Of Mr. John T. CrossIev.
Henrico county. Mr.. HENRY 8. LOWRY and
| MARY ELLEN THOMAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

NA THE REV. DR.. SEHON, Missionary
oSeSecretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, will preach In the Broad Street (Dr. Dun
can 50 Church tomorrow, SUNDAY at IL o'clock
A. NJ. Sc 2l--lt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

The Telegraph Office in this city Is undergoing
extensive changes, which will enable the
operators to perform their duties with In
creased satisfaction to themselves and the
public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

Mayors Court, Yesterday-Alderman Sanxay
presiding The docket was a short one yes
terday, and soon cleared by the court.
james Shook, charged with swindling
Thomas Mcdonald out of a five dollar no t.
was the first prisoner arraigned. About two
o'clock Thursday, Shook went into drink
ing saloon on 18th street, opposite the old
market, and proposed TO sell u silver watch
Mcdonald bargain ed for it a the price Of II We
dollars, and handed a bank note of that de.
nomi nation to Shook, who passed 1t over his
shoulder to n third party, and then called for
his witch. He and Mcdonald both called on
the police for assistanceTthe one TO get his
money, and the other to get his watch. The
court ordered the watch to be delivered to
Mcdonald, whose five dollar note was
tainiy missing, and required Shook to give
surety in $500 for his good behavior for twelve
months which was equivalent to committing
him to jail.
Edward Shields, charged with being de-
Serter from the Second Florida Regiment
was turned over to his sergeant, who was
advised to place him in charge of General
Winder.
Austin, a slave of Mary B. Moncure, charg-
ed with stealing a silver watch from John
Hicks, another slave. ado you take the
watch,'' said His Honor TO ohm land you
take fifteen lashes," said he to Austin.
Julia Ann Harrington, charged with as
saulting and beating Mary O'Neal. Security
of the peace in $50 required.
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- f l. T s g ii % l..
/ wish TO get class of ten twelve boys, some
what advanced.
Terms may be learned by inquiry at my resi-
dence, on Grace 81. between Jefferson and Adams
2l--lNr GEO. f. DAkNEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

THE YANKEES AT CHARLESTON The Hessian
prisoners, 100 in number, which were con-
veyed to Charleston, s. G., were escorted to
Castle Pinekney on Wednesday morning last.
The procession moved from the Jail about
halfpast seven; the prisoners being sur
rounded bya hollow square Of armed police,
four deep, while mounted guard headed the
majority of the Hessians looked very much
depressed, Colonel Wilcox, of Michigan, par
ticulariy SO. Accompanied by an Immense
crowd, they were marched to q wharf on
East Bay, where they embarked upon the
trim little privateer Dixie. All things being
ready, the engine bell sounded, the ropes
were cast away, the Confederate Nag run up,
and amid the enlivening strains Of |" Dixie"
the entire party, who had but recently left
Yankee land to subjugate the South, were
rapidly heading for that sea. girt castle known
as Pinckney.
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lillian n. Byrd, who was some time since
arrested on suspicion of being spy, was, we
understand, brought up before Special Com
missioner james Lyons, on yesterday, for ex-
animation. What the result of the examina-
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE ON FRANKLIN ST, WITHIN
TWO SQUARES OF THE CAPITOL SQUARE,
FOR SALE.-We are authorized by the owner to
sell most valuable BRICK DWELLING, on
Franklin street Corner lot located as above The
house built about eight years ago. is three sto-
ries above the basement, and has twelve rooms, be
sides ample servants accommodations. The prem
ises supplied with gas and water. The loca-
ton Is an admirable one, being SO near the Capt
tol Square and the usual places of business. 1t Is
well suited to the merchant professional gentle
MAN. Apply to GODDIN & APPERSON.
oI-.N
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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

DAiIy PAPER T,oo ce-ts per copy ut the
counter and from the regular carriers OF the
city. Per annum, 81; six months, 81; three
months, 81 rs.
SKNI- WEsxiv.-sS per anuum.
WRExIS.--s2 per anuum.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly paper
Will be- sent for less term than twelve
months.
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EDITORS OF DISPATCH:

- EDITORS OF DISPATCH: The
~" time is at hand when the people Of tho 7.h
Congressional District should be deciding upon the
one they Will support for seat In the approaching
we should look around and cast q united vote for
one Of marked ability, and who will faithfully and
fearesy represent the people Of his district with
out in the least degree designing to disparage the
elai,ns Of others. Col JAMES LYONS, Of Hsszico,
70 just the man, and ~ such win be voted for BY
se 2l--lts HANOVER
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Correction In the Governors proclama-
ton, as published yesterday morning In our
advertising columns, the name OF Caleb Bog
CESS, of Lewis county, appeared among those
of the members expelled from the State Con-
vention, by that body, at It's last session. Mr.
b was not expelled from the Con vention
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NAMPIRRs.-We have occasionally noticed
In Northern papers, says the Montgomery
Ala Adrerfise-, publications in reference to
the operations of army contractors and other
spectators, who were endeavoring to coin
money out of the necessities of the Govern
ment, and have turned away disguised at the
open exhibition of the baser qualities of h uman
nature. The character of the people Of the
North for speculation and trade was, how
ever, 50 well known that the feeling excited
by the exposure of their plans for sucking out
the life-b blood Of the people and Government
was not one Of surprise. 1t was one of utter,
intense loathing. For the credit of the South
ern land and people-for the sake of the cause
of independence in which we are engaged, we
had hoped that the good name and fair fame
of the South would not be sullied by the ex-
hibition of any of those traits of character
which have rendered the Yankee 50 contemp-
tible. But we deeply regret to see that there
are men In the South whose greed Of gain SO
completely obscures their patriotism that no
one would ever suspect them of entertaining
an aspiration higher than cent per cent. 1t
is Notifying to reflect that there are men SO
dead TO every patriotic impulse in the pres
emit war for Independence, as to devote all the
energies of their minds to the one idea of max
every dollar possible out of the necessities of
the Government and the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

INV Ell o PESi
H. ENVELO PE6i.
WEST JOHNSTON,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS
AND STATIONERR,
AS MAIN sTREEx,
Msve Just received. via Louisville,
$4,000 LETTER ENVELOPES;
10000 GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL EkvE.
LOPk,S, Nos. -. y. ". anil 10
N. B.-We also have received q sIIes.snd stuck
of LETTER CAP, and COMMERCIAL NOTE
PAPERS. WEST JOHNSTON,
&c 2l--lt las Main str~ef.
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Prisoners bound for Nesc Orleans TO day $50
prisoners of war will start for New Orleans
in charge of Capt Harm, with Virginia
company, and Lieut.. OchiItree, with a de-
tachment of seven teen regulars-the entire
guard to consist of seventy men, As soon as
these are we'll on their why, a like number
will be started to the same place, under a
proper escort.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TWO LIABLE TENEMENTS FOR
SALE. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWEEN WALL STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY-At the request Of the owner, (whcee
feeble health prevents his management of prop
erty offer for sale those large granftefront
STORES, located as above, one Of which Is In the
occupancy Of Mr.. George L Herring. the other In
the occupancy of Messrs Redwood aud keach.-
The upper parts of both tenements have been for
many years occupied boarding house. This
property extends from Main street to Tobacco al
ley in the rear, and are not only commodious, but
admirably adapted to business purposes.
The terms of pay ment will be remarkably hbe
raj. If small portion of the purchase money Is
paid, credits, in instalments of from to ten
years will be given on the residue of the purchase
lnoney-interest payable half yearly, secured by
trust deed on the property.
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Messrs. B. J. Vaughnn and JOAN ". Pope}i have
been re-appointed by the Governor, In
spectors of Tobacco for the Public Warehouse.
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- NOTICE-Rev. JAMES TURNER
49, LEfTWlTCH. of Alexandria viii preach
in the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHUCK.
Church Hill. ON SABBATH MORNING " II,
and In the EVENING ut o'clock. ~ Gilt
- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--The Rev.
DR.. DOG GET win bold NJ lest onaf.
terly Meeting At UNION STATION tMsthodistl
CHURCH a SUNDAY, Ssptembsr 29d. at II
o'clock 4. u. and r. n. 0W--lts
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"a TO THE LADIES OF HENRICO-.

Lieut.. John NJ. Vest, of the Howitzers, ha.
returned to this city on furlo ugh, being quite
ctn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

The Hastings Court, Judge Lyons on the
bench, was yesterday again occupied all day
with the case of Lieut.. Webster, of the Not
toway Artillery company, who prays that he
may be taken from the custody of his officers,
ana be granted permission to return home.
The court, at O'Clock p. NJ, without
having finished the case, adjourned over 10
this morning, when the closing speech for the
petitioner will be made, and the case given to
His Honor, Judge Lyons. Whether his de-
clsion will be rendered to-day or not we of
course cannot say.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. DIR. MUNFORD viii resume her
wi SCHOOL duties Oh the LIST October next.
Iorns, as heretofore-ln English. SIS for begin
ners $50 for all others; French S2O, In which.
in English, competent assistance Will BIZ afforded
her
MRS. MUEFORD desires 10 return her thanks
for the liberal patronage she has heretofore en-
joyed and shall endeavor by dijgent attention to
merit continuation thereof
EE School room, corner 9Th and Canal SITS
2l-%odft*
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pireiaic Military Ius.itu,e.-The Board OF
Visitors of this institution were in session
again yesterday and the day before. The
high character of this school, the essential
service rendered to the State by its cadets
during the last three months, and the fact
that so many of its graduates rushed to arms
at the first sound of the war trumpet, con-
spire to make it an object of interest to the
people of the entire State. The board, aware
of this state Of feeling in the public mind has
been for some time, and is now engaged In de-
vising means for carrying on the operations OF
the Institute hereafter. 1t has the duty be-
fore 1t OF providing competent instructors to
I'LL the places of the professors who are en-
gagged in active service at the various seats
of war. When the appointments are made,
We shall of course announce them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-21

Az AFFECTING ScESY.--The Lynchburg cor
respondent of the Atlanta Confedcracy, {who
is "A member of one of the Georgia regi-
ments0 furnishes that paper an interesting
letter, in which the following sad and affect
ing accident is recorded
But often our hearts are almost rent by the
ravages of foe we cannot conquer. Many
who have periled their lives In the thickest of
the light, and escaped one death, have fallen
by the unseen shaft of disease. We were
called to witness Just such Il scene on Friday
last, In the death of Lieut.. VIM. l.. Goggin,
Jr. A young man of noble daring, brave
and chivalroUs, the pride of his parents, and
the favorite of the Lynchburg community,
was suddenly snatched from them by this I'M
seen power. He was at the engagement at
Bull Run on this 18th, and also at Manassa on
the 2lst, In both of which he CALAMITY led on
his comrades, and, though death was all
around and about him, and men falling by
scores, yet he escaped unhurt. Immediately
after, he had an attack of typhoid fever,
which ended his life. He died in the bosom
OF his family; but no human art can give the
father back his son, the mother her darling
boy, the brother his dearest associate, or the
sister her protector. A detachment of fifty
men, six Lieutenants, by order of our Colonel
were detailed to pay the last sad tribute to a
stranger, but brother soldier. We proceed
ed to the residence of the deceased, taking
open order in front; and never did expert
ence such feelings as l entered the room
where the deceased lay. A beautiful metallic
case, all wr.athed with flowers, hung en-
twined around it in beautiful fes toons inter
spersed with evergreen, first met my gaze.-
As we carefully raised 1T to bear him hence,
convulsiye sobs from relatives We're heard
and invoiun tarily, with greater care pro-
ceeded with our sad task. / trod lightly the
ground, for every noise an arrow to
loving hearts. They knew we had come to
take their boy away, and we could but be-
speak our sympa thies with scalding tears
W. nod fha no n tifp1
near the James River-and, as the report of
our fire arms broke the stiffness of the hour
felt deeply for the parents of such a boy
Would that our country had many such sons
to give in her causa.
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LOST. STRAYED. Ae.

CTRAIED-From my residence, a mouse.
= colored GREYHOUND PUPPY, about
three months old will pay liberal reward for
It's delivery o. A. STRECkE
~ 2l--lt*
STRA9ED. - STRAY ed from the subscribers
\ residence, on Canal. between LIST and Cd SITS,
b large Red Buffalo COW, with Q white face. A
reward Of IS will be psid for her delivery to at
my residence, or information so that can get her
again. fse 2l-3tl q. H. MILES.
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A typo and stereotype foundry il about TO
b established In Charleston s. =.
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To commence a, O'Clock. puncsuaiiy,

70" The Piano has been kindly loaned by Mr. T.
MAYER. al.t .-
go TICKETS 81 each. or g 10 admit -.
tleunn and two last~. To b Ind ~ tie usaa'
places, and NJ the door the evening d pn9fosn
sf+a# - Ab-0
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NYANTED-A COLORED BOY, To =.
w on an officer In the Quar.ermsster's D-r,.,,
ment at Fairfax Court Hou-e. Good wages vsi,,.
given. Apply TO w. 4. DOwSER
Ordnance Department, Room No. n
~ 2l--lt* Mechanics, u.u
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Our WAR naps-co,orea Edition.

new edition of the HERALD War Maps on ealepdered
paper beautifully coored ready Size of sheet soxoV
inches; contains thry-two Maps-A LARGE MAP or THE
OPERATIONS OF the NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coast
and lnes Of North Carolina important geographical post
ton of atteras Inlet &c The BATTLE FIELD AT WILSON
CREEK, No., where General Lyon killed. THE BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL Run, from the Official drawing OF Gehera'
MCDOWELL Large Maps OF MISSOURI AND rHx SEAr OF WAR
IN THE WEST and the SEAT WAR y VIRGINIA BRpsEfS
VIEW UNITED STATES and twentysx others showns
at glance the Whole Seat of War; and marking clearly ana
distinctly the armies positions camps harpors'
FORTS &C. printed in superior style, one side oil
Sheet that they be hung In library once OF WORK
shop and references during the war These
maps were drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW
YORK HERALD and the most perfect War Maps issued
Single copies cents for 81 As for So and 100 for $2 So
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD =. LLOYD
Co., agents for the coored edition. @ Broadway
New York.
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AHEARH-0n Tuesday morning, September 10, MARY
AnEARS, eldest daughter Of William and Bridget Ahearn
the funeral will take place from No. 1913 avenue b, this
wednesday, afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BAsSEiT--On Monday, September o, after lingering
Illness, Mrs ANNA MARIA, wife of Geo. w Basselt, in
the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence No
lO5 East Broadway this wednesday, afternoon at two
O'Clock.
BE1roN.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, September 10,
Colonel +. s. Bolton, Of the United States Army.
Notice of the funeral ia to morrow's papers.
BIAcK--On Monday September 0, WILLIAM CRAWFORD
BLACK, of Elizabeth and the late William Black, aged
10 months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this Wednesday, after
noon at two o'clock, from the residence of his mother
No. 81 Fourth street.
ERRwsTEP--Op Tuesday, september TO- JOSEPH BREW
The funeral will take from the residence Of his brother
Andrew Brewster 247 West Thirtyh street. Thurs
day afternoon, at one O'Clock. The friends and acquan
tances of the family respectfully tied to attend
COME lin Brooklyn Saturday, September T.
GEORGE WILLIAM, son of Charles L. and Elizabeth Cozne
aged year and months.
His remains inferred in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Boston (Mass.) and Portsmouth (N H. papers please
copy
fEaaGAS.--On Monday, September 0, CArHARNE FKRRI-
GAN, native Of Belfast, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral roDi her late residence, 125 East Ee
venth street, this Wednesday, afternoon at two O'Clock
FiELpiNG-0n Tuesday September 10, at Green Point,
WILLIAM H. FfglDNG
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are invited
attend the funeral from his late residence In street
Franklin, Thursday afternoon, al two O'Clock.
green's.
CERpra--on Monday, September o. after lingering H.
ness CArHARNA EMMA GERBER aged year, months and
II days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence OF her parents Henry
and Calharna Gerder 81 Broome street, this (Wcdnes
1 day1 afternoon, at two O'Clock.
GRAuAS-M Geneva, Ontario county, N. Y, on Satur
day September T. Mrs LAURA S. GRAHAM, aged Us years
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Sept. 1877 M.

AsHrs-The market was quiet at SIS rs for both pots
and pearls.
BREADsrrrEs. -Flour-The market was more buoyant
for shipping brands of State and Western and closed with
o'crabie drmness Extra family brands also frmer
The sales for the day footed up about 900 Dbs closing
within the following range of prces.-
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EXPRESSES.

DURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACKING
ID Establishment iiS West Eleventh street between Fifth
aud Sixth avenuesousehod furniture boxed and shipped
TO ali Of tina world Covered for removing furat
ture intoihe country. Furniture stored.
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LAcomBE-BURcLE.-On Tuesday, September 10. at Cal
vary church, by the Rev. Dr. Hawks Mr.. JAMES p La
CoMpE TO Miss MARY G. BgRCKLE, daughter Of Emanuel
Burckc, all Of this city.
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YTHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVA-
hdfublished for the benefit and warning toyoupg
who from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
&c. supplying the of Sell Cure BY who
himself after being put 10 great expense through medical
imposition and quakery Single copies may be had Of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq, Bedford, Kings
County n " by ehclosng post paid addressed envelope
Iv S. PASSPORTS ISSUED by EDWARD BiSSELI,
" agent, 27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers street
MOULD YOU MAKE YOUR WIFE HApPYf-CARRY
w home the LEDGER tonight.
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STEAM AOATS.

CiHANGE on HOUR FOR KEYPORT.--NS AND AFTER
u This date the stesmb boat KEfpORT VIII leave New York
foot OF Robinson street. daily Sundays excepted ats O'Clock
Z. NJ, and keyport at A. NJ.
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SAILED

SAILED
9th-shi, Julia Tyler Hong Kong; Euphraea, Uayre;
schr Rising .Nun Jacmel.
Wind durin5 the day NE to ssE
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-
LfACTS Axe STUIyRORN.-REA

No. 8MAMoH STREET, NEW YoRK July 20 1861.
DpAR DocroRI hive BEEN afflicted with total deafness,
and this morning induced 10 pay youa visit No
can Imagine aegi when, after one operation ut
hands my hearng suddenly and without pain restored
to me- for which feet very grateful After being totally
deaf almost shu out foGN te pleasure &c using
sary sense, To have returned. distinctly
reflects great credit for the immense OF skin
you possess beg 80 thank you 5sr what truly ap
prcciae. am, sir your ohsdient servant,
EDWARD TEMPLE NhNEISON.
DR. v0N M0ScH2ySKE Ra Office for curing the deaf ana
the blind ia ut I07 Clinton place, between Fifth
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BILLIARDS.

TOHELAN'S PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Prices reduced 10 suit Abe times
PHELAN COLLENDER, 81 Crosby street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL,
~>~~~>~~N1-NS~r-~~~~>>N~~-
TUESDAY, Sept. l0-6 p. M.

TUESDAY, SbPt. IV-~U NJ
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the week and since
January L.
1852 1860 1861.
For the week. ..... 81 .53i5iS 2II3,460 2,0S3 S5I
Previously reported "A 46l GA 604569l5 S6,6909TS