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The Navigation Of the Hudson River.

ALNANY, Dec. % 1871
Tho steamer Isaac Newton is stn aground on Shad
Island, nine miles below the city The steamer Consltu
en mas succeeded IA opening passage TO Casetou and
Is transerrng the Newtons freight 10 the dock II Ia
hoped she will then float and be able to force her way
through the ice which quito hoayy, and making very
fast The steamer Baltic attempted to reach her yeser
day afternoon, but the leo 50 heavy she was com
PEELED 20 return
messenger arrived here to night 10 procure the as
sistance or one two heavy seamtugs but thor own
ers we're unwilling to risk tho Undertaking
The New World is hard aground and frozen in Coeymans
Gross ovec twelve miles below the city. Her situation
Is equally as dangerous as that Of the Newton
Weather here very cold. Thermometer at zero
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THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.

LONDON, Dec. TO, 1901.
The Paris Poirte says that il asserted that France
and the great Powers have been consulted By Great
Britain aud have expressed the opinion that the conduct
0. Captain Wilkes violation Of the rights OF
trails
typhoid fever.
Sir T. Bowaier, charge Of young Prince Leopold ho
youngest Of pncen ycora) also died yesterday at
Cannes IN France.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS In NEW york.
GEN. BuRNsTpMs DIVISION

any company organized that would wish to take tho
heid immediately under General Burnside, have tho
opportunity for 50 doing by applying Colonel s. c. d.
Herald Office
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NzavrIGI.

CAgprsTER-SMIIu.--Jn Monday, ecrmbor 16, at tho
residence Of the brides parents, Nhatcy, Mass. Alfusrs
CAnirssNTER, Of Now York city, to SARAn j. .5aifa.
FowuR--llaiSs---On Taesiay evening, December 81,
by VIM Hague, o. y, ArGusIus II. fowaa, d Brooklyn
to IYplA A. lIAiNs, Of this city
TsiTe-WE.S.-Ia brooklyn, Tuesday December
"a At the residence Of N. T. cGgss '3q by the Rev. j.
S. llome, CoRYpoa L. TYIgato IucY VIZ IL.
TO tbs EDITOR or TEE HERALD.
4 marria ge WAS published on IceeAher r. betW con
Mis- Mary Burns ald young Of the sans naric I
wish 10 state that 10 such marriage took nce
MISS MARY BuHNS
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Niagara or
Cape Race.
Reported Opinion Of the Great Powers
On the Trent Affair.
The Action Of Captain Wilkes Declared Viola.
tive Of Neutral Rights,
ST. JonNs, N. r, Dec. q 1891,
&C.,

wa FORT HOOD, lec. 20 }
Tho steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, December II,
via Queenstown December 5 passed Cape Race at eleven
O'Clock on Monday night route to Halifax and Boston.
She was boarded by the news yacht and hcr sdvceS
obtained
The steamship Asia from New York arrived at Queens.
town on iha fifth
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Departure or the EurOrn.

BosroS Dec IS, 1861.
The steamship Europa sailed At today for Liver.
poo vic Halifax with thirty I'VE passengers Tor the for
ner and Gfteeaf FOR the latter place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Trussese--Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Tr,sses Shoulder Braces ana Dr. Wasworhs Uterine
vatoia superior article No ycscy street. Astor House,
opposite The church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

CHRISTMAS AT NEwsBoYs' HsxR.-rhe newsboys
and other poor lads inmates Of the Newsboys Lodging
House. 1923 Fulton street, had an excellent dinner on
Christmas day. The Superintendent, II enabled by the
charitable friends Of these poor lads viii purchase Clothing
20 present TO them New Years gift on that day
who viii help to make them happy2 No donation can be
better applied for the purpose Of New Years charity
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seemed as if all New York turned out to be
amused Thirty to forty thousand dollars must
have been taken at the doors Of our theatres
during the day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Fhotogra PHI Albuns..-A Fail Assert me "a
iorsalc ~ FIREMAN RYEk CO, Importers, Is Maiden
lane and al 3yf Broadway.
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The Now Fairy Piece ut Baynum's HIu-
ecin said to be The richest eyer witnessed in this eiy Will
hc produced this afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Constitution Water Cures Diabetes nd
diseases OF the Kidneys and bladder MORGAN ALLEN
Agents, IS CG street, New Yoik.
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At 3cffers', 573 Broadway, ~ the only
place IN New York where ladies' Balnnr Boots can be had
tiom 50 TO 50, that viii give perfect satisfaction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

les IN Ihe CONNECTICUT RivER-lhe steamer City of
Hartford LETT New York at four O'Clock Saturday after
noon but Ia of the ice was able to get no
farther than Middiciown, whore she discharged her
freight and passengers at early hour Sunday nor
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Gents slippers Tor New Year Presents
at reduced prices at SaTER ladies' shoe store Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Eatchcior's Hair Dyc--Thc Fest In the
world harmless, reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap-
pied al 3ATCHELOHS Wig Iacso.y, IL Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Larry's Iricop4ic,ous is t.lc Fest and
pest article dgp'sinr bcaufyina curling cesnr
rrctci wing and restoring the har Ladies' try il. by
al druggisis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Gouraua'S Pous!Te subtitle Uproots umir
from upper lips any part of tho body Warranted 67
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Cristaaoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS the bsl IN che world wholesale and reat and the yo
privately appaci. 10. q An,or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Beautiful COMPREHENSIVE Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl epua! presrr,i
bcsuti yns the cpmpleAion ANA skin All druggists and 439
rfoliSly,
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broadway, corner Warren street.
Broadway, corner Grand street.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
NASSAU, Nr--Brfg Mary Emiiy-Capt Balm lata OF tho
nilg Forrest Eiiy wrecked Nassau Chas lgosneoa II
Mcdowell ~ -
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LECTURES.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF LECTu RES TILL NEXT WEEK !.
l. DR.. TREsHAH GREGG respectfully announces that =
managing committee has undertaken arrange for the de-
livery Of the last three lectures of his and he win
under their auspices deliver those the
Thursday and saturday evenings Of the ensuing week in
stead Of during the present week. previously
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

Extra CLASS 93-December 81 1861
49, 80, 6, 80, IS, -, g. 81, 25 81, ~, 8, 81, II.
CLASS l0l-December "a, 1861
90, 46, ~, 80, 10, z, 8, 81, 63, Sc, 20, 40, 3.
Circulars sent By addressing
J. A. MORRIS CO.
Wimingtoa, Delaware
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Erock ralrtot

Frock raletot
Overcoats,
Sack Overeoats
Cape Oyereohls,
New and elegant styles at
Low prices.
DEVLTN Co,
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The Niagara had not arrived at Halifax at eight orcocl
last night, when the ue closed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

years and mouths
itcr remains we're taken TO Nyack for inernlent
kEiIy--on Wednesday December Is W AZ youngest
son OF Dennis and Sarah Janc Kelly aged wear i month
nuttD Joyu N-~-~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

A POTiIEGARlFS
"A 500 Gases of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, RUM
and WiSKY imported and bottled by the subscriber
nedcpa and private use, for sale By all apothecares and
Druggists in thc city. UDULPIiO WOLFE,
Heay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

(tHAPPED uANDS FACE, LIPS &C. CERTAIN CURE
" and preventive; HLGEMAS cos Camphor leo
with Glycerlne Ni keep the hands soft III The coolest
the. sold b. generally Price IS cent?; by
mail on receipt of 80 cents.
mEeEMAN 4 co. iGi. 800. oil ana I0f Broadsay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26

(NENTLEMENS LEFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED
ior the Western market. Cali on address Conroy
Al Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

Mfin Buck Providence Staples Gibbs NBedford; John
Ponder Dorman Folly Landing, Il /; Chester Brewer
Providence; Elecric Lord, Norwich; r Miller, Baker,
sio l;, Riley, do; Z q whiden, Neal Portland
Phiadeiphia Joseph Potts Hoey, Ellza6ehport; Mar
he Jane Mott! kondpat Ronaoyt sa,lie smith Worden
Ann Davis nnd Isaac Seymour, Norton, Port Event Oak
Dolan, do; w seslman, Townsend Cape May Sid barks
Putnam do to Load for GLOUCESTER E; sehrs Hannah WI
let's Parsons philadelphia; L. Audenicd Bartlett do
Floyd Raekett dos Comea, Mackey, ELI abethport; VIM
Msxyek, Conklin NYors; James Buckmasier Purdee;
gon saIls DO Cor Caiais) soop Oregon Rhodes NYork
Philadelphia Sid schr Jonathan Cone Mehafey, rhilade
yhia, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

The Assistant Treasurer in this city is busiy engaged
each day in receiving subscriptions the national loan.
The average subscribed per day from $40 zoo
to $50 900. This is taken in varying from $50 to
$4,000 Occasionally large amount Subscribed as
was the case few days ago, when 800 GOO taken at
one time All classes of persons n The community, in
for the stock Many persons OF moderate TAX
Ing their money from the savings banks and pur-
chasing United States Treasury notes. the INTEREST," 10
per cent-being the strong ndncement for many TO
invest, they having unwaverng confidence in the stab
ty Of the government The banks have each ave-
The Bunker Hill Bank has taken $50, 900 and the Mon-
ment Bank $40 900 Of The national loan The capital
stock Of the former $500 000 and the latter $3.50 000
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Port OF New York, September 4, 1861.

CLEARED.
IS, Steamship Chesapeake crowel, Porismouih-H crom
sships 9 raber Cooper, Hong Kong7J G Jewe. Co.
Mansano tB Mashes daryy
Bark Emily, Ricke,son. I.eehorn-schnidt L Co
B BasrE Hsssia, Rely, fors Jeiersoa-H Bsnnsr '' w.
Brig Lyrs, Gray, Bango,-Master
as s Sss$s DssS
s sshr isS kSsf o kfs J Sassa
s ssST ciiIiIon, hyST SoSa SBA s%.hsH CO.
ssss fs M Hns Mckee
ss$s %s; i Essry sSS Kenny
scH Hr soo Whom rSa@a Cape May n"S Sons
sSr N NS Shs,.
' "s ssssy r.isss
sioop Mary, Cali BrGsetd new benton Sons
s sllo"p G pssl Ham M,ea G,an,.o,nmMaser
Steamer Mars, Fenon Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
loc passengers y Williams Guon Avg H. ai a. Ion
AK AK spss b ship Nomroua from Lyrspos for 9sSSec
ISsso; lsG y spSss BARI RssssSsS
o%s6S r showing Sias
Nos S.s7 80 aisis psndsn pam ia, sss lon signal
pendant sitheT Of s above CAP. sig,
81 p ssy @ az
q & lon e. T. BOARDED ship bavaria hence for nayre who
81; !: :s lss e
and received such injuries as his death the 18th
nsss frass p sarSo!n s"'S sPI o%
ss o FOR aSrs sh lat d.
r, Bark &s Wilson, Hummer Malaga days passed Glib
81 lat s. Jon o5 brig Mary HcSae' Of Wilmington NJ,
Bark Jeanie tof Boston Fletcher Providence IS hours
IN bal ballast E to master WIN load for Bordeaux
i;ss, w;rd July With and wine rsSd Had
Brig n LnnSwshl p"n Larsen Rio Janairo So days
Ell d Sss Z ssS
NJ sIr A Bsns s,% s 'Sfs as With
sssT Esa. y, Nc AlexAadra, days
s sssr Henry as,y, hek%an, Head Berlin, days
lat 80 a lon g. ls experienced heavy gale NE
parted the b stay away oremas, with everything
attached and sIringing manmast no damage TO hull or
schr Charles Cooper, Cooper Ezabethport for Middle
schr Charger, Mahan, Ellzabethport fer New Hayen.
@ Fss.a
sssn S New sS Ss~ Haven
schr Almira, Fressey, Calais. days
sssr Gs,s4"e s,Fsa Sss Ssc
s seSr G9Sl1 sSs EswGrn
schr 81 Lucar, Hall, Rockiapd days.
sshr John Toten, Corwin Dover, MI, for New Bruno
s ssSr plymouth l Ros Norris Boston days.
sshr Ann Salier, Fish, war arsh any days.
Sshr s Msssd D ya Snew Harwca days
sssr kK i~SsI S SarT y %ar,sS c.
fss ksS ~ Bedford
Schr Hurd Robbins, Rondout for Portland.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. VI.
FIouRThe supply was quite light and sales restricted
while prices were firm. The sales embraced about
II 900 bbls included in which extra State at a TO-
SuperGnc State and Western were without change ...
Wharf.-The receipts were light, and prices without
change Of moment. The sales hero and TO arrive en-
braced 600 bushels al $I03 for Western spring white
Kentucky 81 81 81 49, rcd winier Western ST IL 81 Is
aS1 IS, red Western 81 81 is. -H
coRs heavy. Sales e 60 GOO bushels at 49t Western
mixed COR shipping.
Pork DIN and heavy, with sales of 500 bbs. at s14 a
81 rs for NESTLE latter for heavy extra 150 do
gold a, si3 IS; prime sold at 50 20.
Wesley Sales Of $50 bpls at 1s1sc and so do at
Ice.
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MAN rTxRs ON NEwspArERs.

Owing TO the pressure Of the times says the Charleston
Mercury and tho general stagnaton of business, the
Yorkville Enquirer of the largest and striving
district papers in the State, has been reduced down
half sheet. The Orangeburg Sohro has also been cut
down to about half its recent size. number Of other
district papers have been indefinitely suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
A D. CAULKINs, AUCTIONEER
IA MORTGAGE SALE

Rch and costly Household Furniture
Elegant Rosewood Pianoforte
- = Rosewood Parlor Suits, In broratc
Valuable Paintings, Artistic Bronzes Marble Groups &C.,
Monday September at the elegant private residence 28
West Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue
Commencing at l0x O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire of The
elegant paror Furniture made TO order is in solid
rosewood The whole VIII be sold TO the highest bidder
cash Offering extra Inducements 10 purchasers the entire
Iurnnie OF the house is nearly and must be sold
close the mortgage.
Eegant rosewood seven oravc Panoorte with all modern
improvements, overstrung bass, pearl keys, &c;
Cost 800;
rich rosewood Stool satin embroidered Covcr
three elegant full suits rosewood Furniture In rich
nrocade ana satin rosewood Ecgcres splendid and costly
faran Ornaments rich Vases, de-;
ton OF Paintings, Turkish Easy Chairs in
hne reps rosewood Centre and side Marble top fables richly
carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany Bureaus,
carved Bedsleads Washstnds Sofa Beds line hair cloth
ten Hair Mattresses from 40 50 pounds
der and in excellent condition.
Dining Recon- Furniture consists of fine oak Extension Ia
BILE Sverware rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks
Spoons &c, with heavy cut and engraved Glassware OF
every description Sale positive. by order of
d.. j. BARNEY MOrtaqee.
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TIL: REGATTA.

VArCuINGr-A MATCH P ACE BarwIIN TIE CEl.E,
J. bra;ed ,ailboas CHARM, BALI ~ IN kh.y' 'nd
COMMODORE buit by asaity ~ iTpo1 s~-li Hte place
sept, % from {. Met Giants, ,iy and -, sloai =
STEVENS will Club EUu-f .oot 81 Cont o. on
morning race ococs soprins a: PesE sipnt
So Tcntl Arrc. at 81 and a. Harlem ~ O'clock nd
w accompany Civ nR ihe psssrnserra F'ew OF TIE
whole race Fare for The eXeugsou " ecntA eircbhenV
board.
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DRY GOODS.
A RNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 CO.
WILL OPEN AT RETAIL
'ONDAY, SEPTEMBER
their fall inaporations Of
FRENCH, GERMAN
and
BRITISH DRY GOODS
Viz
SILKS, MERfNos,
OTTOMAN vEL0URs,
MUSLIN DE LANES, PLAIDS,
STUFF GOODS, &c, &c.
Canal street, corner OF Mercer.
ATA GREAT REDUCTION.
IA rich Silks, at 81 2b
cqses plain coioied silks. 95
10 pieces French Poplins. rs
10 Ottoman Velours. ....,......,,A Al cost
To be offered for sale ON Monday, september9
At LEGRAINS, 729 broadway,
Corner OF Wayerley place, late Gray Co.'s.
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A SSIGNEES' SALE.
IA AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEkEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
Over 81, 900 worth ef rich and costly
II


Tomorrow Monday) morning at II o'clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained
Seventh avenue, the whole for absolute peremptory
sae rain shine consisting Of English Velvet Tapes
en- suite oprsnr ,s @ Sss y' eryea a 81
which covered in rich silk broca and Of the best de-
scrpton rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
,ans velvet Turish Lounges Mantei and Pier Mirrors
fine rosewood Etegcre bisqne Figure artistic Bonzes rich
MUSIC cABfNisr, 1 srooL h n6S Gwen.
Suits in rosewood bronze Clocks spring Chairs Mir
rors Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table Soiabed-
fet Oil Cloths rich Chandeliers Sale positive rain or
shine. r. W. WEsTCOTF Auctioneer
A UCTION.-BROWNE 4 NICHOLS WILL. SELL. TUES.
a day. Sept TO- at O'clock in front Of salesrooms 50
years old; Black Hawk and Marsh pony stock Warranted in
every respect owned by Mrs A. Belmont and used by her
as saddle horse; Is splendid driver and qne fast Also
June; cost s75 Also single harness city built nearly
new; together with Sheet Whip An To be sold without
establishment Also trained Goat Wagon and Harness.
rhaeton, top and no top Wagons, Harness, &c.
A UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING &C
"A A. NJ CRiSTAIAR Auctioneer, % Bowery, will SELL
on Monday September at 1913 O'clock large assortment
and Oycrcoats cashmere and Pants silk and
cloth vests also Trimmings, Buttons Fancy Goods Boots
and Shoes, segars, &C.. &C.
A UCTION SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
"A Of the Porter House No Is Chatham street. on this Mon
day. the 9th of Sept II O'Clock A. NJ Sale positive,
BENZ. MERRITT, Auctioneer.
rONSTABIE'S SAIE.-WFssT Il WATTS WILL. SELL
~ at auction or Monday, 9th inst at f0h O'Clock at
the corner Of Twenty first street and Tenth avenue tho
contents OF Coal Yard-about sixty tons of Coal large
Platform Scales, Coal Sleeves Coal buckets, Goal Sheds
two Desks, Clock, Closet Chairs Feed Box and
all other property attached TO same yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

BEDDING, BEDDING, BEDDING,
- BEDDING.
The great rush at MAXWELL Co - Mattress Bedding
and Furniture Warehouse A Bowery the Cooper In
stuc date of R Broadway has induced them 10 continue
the sale at prices FOR short time longer Parties want
ing any Of the above articles should apply early.
Brussels Carpets made and laid at cents per yard,
Three ply and Ingram nj cents per yard.
Oilcloih and Mating Mt cents per yard.
All kinds of upholstery work done reduced rates
Established rs years.
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LNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IINE--THE FAvO.
IL rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying al pier 80
Fast river sails September and packet ship GUY MAN.
NERING September H. For passage low rates drafts
on England or Ireland, apply To TApSCOTT CO. No SO
SOuth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

A UCTIOE SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
IA of the Porter House No. Is Chatham street. this Mon
day. the 9Th oil Sept at ii O'Clock A. NJ Sale positive and
no posponement on account Of weather.
BENZ MERRITT AuctiOneer
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EDWARD SCIIENCK, AuCTIONEYR
w nANDSOME IIOuSEHOLU EuRNITl RE.

GEORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIOSEER WILL SELL,
" Monday, l01S O'clock No. 40 Veg Thirty
street one door from broadway the entire genee Furniture
In the above dwelling house consisting nror Suit
made TO order in green plush Pier Gnsses Curtains marble
pets, Oicoths, mahogany French and Cottage Bcdscads
Hair Mattresses Cottage suits BEDDING Table Linen
ing Bureaus Wasslands, Toilet China, tlnss Silver
Ware Dining Room Furniture, ok Extension Table, Chairs
TO match, Stoves, Cooking Utensils, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08

DECEfVERS SALOON MONDAY SEPT O. 1851, AT
IL lOa O'clock Mt 40 West TwcntyGtth sr.cn extraOr
dinary opportuniywiii be sold without reserve, the Sal
Soda Manutacoiy consisting of Steam Engine and Boiler,
Kettles Frames Dryers, &c, for the Manufacture of BIZ
carbonate Sasoda and Soda Sacrans &c by order of j.
b. S. OLIVER. Esq, assignee
WIN. " ITrERS AnrtOnecr Office 49, Canal street.
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RAILROADS..

=" UISON RIVER RAlIRO tD.--TRAINS FOR ALBANY
Ill Troy, the North and West, leave Chambers street
at 7 and IL A. NJ. and $780, and 1915 P. N.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train for Albany,
Troy North and West leaves Twenty sixth street Station
at ii A. NJ. For local trains time table.
JOHN BCRCHIIl. As istant Superintendent
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CBALED Pre- poSALs ARE INVITED TILL TIE 18th
~ day Of Sr,' uber 1861 for supplying the Army Of the
Po,,mac whh loataes About 40No bushels III I've reqnr
ed IN H. of dhc SGJJ bushels week. The Pltoes
bco Oh rsi quality and equal in quality to the following
Mere .5.uc).
Pink Gye.
Mcrcegs ,whitfl
The pnigtHs Delivered IN Washington and subject TO
such Inspection rvory the Subsistence Depar
rcGutc and payne n, 10 be made In Treasury notes. If
government shouN desire II. =
The toes % be u"Nycred In good,
cnch bu .l,r be es,n. ed Mt sixty poppds
The bios "a be- erec.a Captain A. peckwith Q. S. u s.
4 Washington, y. 81 - y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-08
THE FAYETTEVILLE ARSENAL.


We learn That movements en- foot and will be
sumatcd as soon as possible to render the Fayetteville
arsenal complete armory and arsenal Of construction
The hands are now busy engaged altering the Old flint
lock and steel into percussion muske,s Two large steam
engines are TO be constructed at Richmond to furnish
power with which TO carry the heavy work of the es
tabishmcnt Everything can be in place and in full
working order some time in the present year. OF course
the machinery and the workmen will not stand idle the
meantime but will carry operation to tho full extent
Of tho power and capacity Of the establishment re-
gret 10 learn that one of tho workmen from Harperg
Ferry,a gentleman whose name we forget or did not
which lie had left at the Ferry, has been arrested by
order Of General Banks He spoken Of very worthy
and useful man. -
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NEITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
w street. on the European PLAN Suits and Gle Rooms
extremely low prices, to correspond with the tines
II. NJ. BENNETT, Proprietor
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NOR L0NDON--SAILS SEPT. o, TIE SPLENDID SHIP
IL fHRfSffANA from pier II FIST river Passengers
taken in the second cabin state rooms, and found pro-
visions, at reduced storage prices The packet ship
PATRICK HENRY will follow the above. For passage
apply to TIIOS. G. ROCHE, SO South street.
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KILLING UNITED STATES MARINES.

tffcH thc CUiufUds (GeOfBIuJ sun, August II.
Two gentlemen from Walton county, Alabama report
that on "Wednesday last boats crew Of twenty men.
in Choctawhachie Bay r the purpose Of procuring beef
for the feet. Tho Montgomery cavalry waiting for
them The captain Of the cavalry ordered them TO halt
fvc tIncs, which being dercgarded. tho cavalry fred
nPaa them, Killing the eaircparsy They then destroyed