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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
FUN IN THE LONDON SKATING PARKS

TIN 1.N TIT 11O.'DO-s
For some days past since the frost set in II Wac con-
te1nriated 10 have grand inspection Of several Of the
volunteer rite corps on Che Sefentine, TO be accom-
panied by AN exhibition u fireworks and nocturnal
torch-Egit eksting matches Az far as tho Latter was
concerned 1t carried ont with The. greatest spirit
lat night but the authorities being spPehenive that
II the former was allowed sacrifice OF life might
eusue sent round TO the different depots warning tho
commanding officers of the danger Of their ssuctcning
such proceeding. The muster of volunteers expected
tho crowded state the ice and the vast multitude OF
persons who lined the foot promenades IL was exceed
ngly fortunate that II did not hr. Inspector Grant Of
the di,isicn with peayly ~ eogs.ablss were raced
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- .TvSr nv THE ARAgO.

VERY LATEST BY THE ARA9o; ;. an.
p,,,s Yam. s.-Ihe Constitutionne! says u ~
s,allv Relieved that In the event OF the seo's ~
leaving Gssta, It would cruise TOR some u"s
~1 nssT.. Jan. s-yia Msscilles shell sh~"'"
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property Of Frederick Sinner.

property of Frederick Sinner.
ALSO, One lot of ground, in the Town OF
Pleasantville, fronting about 80 feet on tie
Johnstown road, and extending back abon: 900
feet, TO land OF Jacob II. Wright, with a two
story frame house thereon erected, adoEing
lot OF Andrew Horn on the East, and Public.
Read on the West, situate 10 st Clair Town
ship Bedford Cnunty, and taken in execution,
as the property OF David Sleek.
ALSO, One tract OF land, containing 100
acres, more or less, about 80 acres Of which is
cleared and under fence, with a two story log
dwelling house, Blacksmith shop, Wagonma-
ker shop and log stable thereon erected, adjoin-
ing lands of Frederick Steuby, George May
and others, situate in Juniata Township, Bed
ford County, and taken in execution as the
property OF George Ttollman.
ALSO, One tract Of apt, containing 256
acres, more or less, about - acres cleared and
under fence. with a story q ,d halt log house,
log stable and Saw Mill thereon erected, also
an apple orchard thereon, adjoining lands OF
Joseph Nils teirs aEa others, situate IN Mon
roe Township, Bedford County, and taken IN
execution, as the property OF Jacob G. BooF.
ALSO, One tract of laud, containing 100
; acres, more or less, about 30 acres cleared and
under fence. with two story log dwelling
house, and small stable thereon erected, adjon-
ing lands OF William BecqHelh, John lngiand
and others, situate in Monroe Township, Bed
ford County, and taken 10 execution, as the
property CASTOR Hand.
ALSO, One@tract of land, containing l70
acres, more OF less, about 100 acres clvared and
under fence, with a two story frame dwelling
house, frame Bank barn and other out buildings
thereon erected, also an apple and pea b orchard
thereon, adjoining lands of Adam Otto, Joseph
! Blackburn, Wm. Border ana others, situate IN
| Napier Township, Bedford County, an taken
in execution, as the property of Jesse Black
I burn.
Sheriff's Office, Bed JOHN J. CESSNA,
ford, April 9th, '6l. Sheriff
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n IST OF LETTERS
EA REMAINING IN THE POST OF

fee at Pe lford, Pa.
George Albright, A. Burke, Daniel Bevery,
Jon BaItholmen, Henry Baker, II. N Baker,
Henry Bender, Thos. sBender, E, B. Bradley,
Miss Neltle Black, E. ByrnA, c. Ciaycom,
Samuel Collins, d. Cook, w. A. Collins, 3
w. Detritb, j. H. Drug, Samuel EaslrIght,
C. Easter, John Flukes, Solomon Guns, France
Gonder, Michael Gender, Miss Elizabeth Glib
son, w. s. Hofns, Fl. II. HanIin, Can'is Her
rington, John Householder, r, NJ. Hunt, Perry
HaTnusl, Jacob Isler, William JaryaTd, Coon
rod Kinhart, N. L. lloyd, G. w. Layton; :
Miss Fanny Miller, A. J. Morgart, j. NJ.
Matles Mary A. Maher, D. Manspeakrr,
BENJAMIN Mahoding, ]. N. Malnell, Mrs
Katharine Miller, Lewis Putt, J. 5. Porden,
Miss Rachel Relen, John Rlchey, James Rodg-
er. A. Rifle, John A. Baughman, William
Rome, Miss Ann f. Sipes, Marthie Splker'
Henry Shenfrlt, D. Stoner, A. W. Stonn, >.
D. Scott, Jacob Sellers, j. Strock, Peter SlalTy,
A. ]. Simpson, j. w. Smeser, 5. 5. Toy, Bets
NJ Williams, John Williams, S. J. Way, Mary
Ulcer, Mrs. S. E. Vaughan, Jane Zasnrll
JOHN a. MOWRY, P. M.
April 5 1861.
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EUBLIC SALE OF
d. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale, pursuant
10 the erdeT OF the Orphans Court, the premises
West Providence Township, Bedford C, ounty, en-
SATURDAY, Goth APRIL next, the following
REAL ESTATE,
late the property of James Mcdaniel, decd, viz :
One tract of land, being unipproved, adjoining lands
OF --- Fette- on the East Fred'k. Collaberger
on the West, Andrew Mortimore on the North, aud
Joseph Me Daniels heirs on the SoIth, contaa q
one hundred acres, more or less.
ALSO, one other tract OF unimproved land, adj
Joining the mansion property and lahds of Daniel
Snyder. David Steckman and others, and containing
hundred and fity acres, or less.
ALSO, the mansion place, of said dec d., adioin-
ing laacs of Danie Snyder, Wilson Nc Daniel, ia
cob Steel, John Calhoun and others, containing 20s
acres, about one hundred acres cleared and under
fence, or 8 of which are meadow. balance well
timbered. The improvements are a two-story Log
Dwelling House, with kitchen attached; also a
Smose House, Spring House, aud Log Stable with
threshing floor. There is also an apple orchard on
the premises, and good spring at the door of the
dwelling. The property is situated FIVE miles South
OF Bloody Run, on the rond to Ceargille.
The Sale will commence at O'Clock, on SAID day
the terms viii be one third in hand, the balance It.
two equal annual payments without interest.
JOSEPH MCDANIEL,
March 22d, '6l. Administrator
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~ o T l { E =
" Is hereby gwen
that have purchased al Consiable's sale, on the
Sth OF March, 1861, the following property to wit
One grey mare, one roam COLT one red spotted COW,
one red heifer, two sows, twelve pigs, six shoats,
one t,ss horse plow, two shovel plows, harrow
two sleds, one two horse wagon, one wind mil
one grnd-stone, IRON kettle, ten plate stove
one cooking toye, two sets OF wagon harness, IF
teen bushels o. wheat, forty bushels rye, fifteen
barrels of corn, forty bushels of oats, all of which
said property, have left in the hands of Conrad
Smith, during my pleasure, and hereby caution all
persons against interfering with the same.
H. B. ELBfN,
hiarrn %. per J. w. Tate, Atty.
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

In Whereas Letters of admins
tration upon the estate of Jacob Murray, late OF
Woodbury. Township, deed, have been granted to
the Undersigned all persons indebted to said estate
requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said Estate, will make
the same known withou delay TO
JOHN B. LONGFNECKER,
Administrator, near Woodbury..
March 22i, 1861.
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a UDlTOR'S NOTICE

A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
1A The undersigned appointed
auditor to dstriba:e the fund in the hsndz of the
Sheriff. arising from the sale of Philip Goslers in
terest, in the Bedford Mineral Springs property will
attend to the duties, Of said appointment at hi:
Office, in Bedoid, Friday 18th day of APRIL 1861
at l O'Clock, when all interested attend.
J, w LINGENFELTER,
March 22d, '6l. Auditor.
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VHNHE RAILROAD CAN'T BE MADE

PAYMENT IS NEGLECTED
All those that are indebted to the undersigned
requested to call and pay up. The accounts are
numerous and none large, and can be paid at once
and injnIe nobody By attending TO his notice, the
car can be kept in motion. So d,n't forget to cali
Immediately.
-, 4 DFFIBAgGR
March %
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A LLEGHENY MALE AND
1A FEMALE SEMINARY,
RARNSEEURG BEDFORD Co, ESa

KEY. w w. BRlM, a. M, Principal,
Miss A. L. RRIM, Preceptress, 3
Miss 5. ]. BRIM, Teacher on Piano Forte.
This institution, under the supervision OF the a.
bove named persons, assisted by other competen-
Teachers, affords full in Mathematics
Natural sciences. Languages, and Bellies LettTes
music, Painting, &c, it gives extended instruc-
tion. The Spring Term will commence on April 8,
1851. Students admitted al any time. Habits OF
health, system, and piomptness views, moral,
cial, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
lects OF education. That the physical powers, as
well as the mental, may be eutivated-Calisthen-
ic exercises are neeessaryAhere the Students
meet each day for systematic physical exercise.
Cas1D k0 Will pay Tor board, including fu,
OZZ.JU nshed rooms, rent, fuel and
tuition in common English, per term of eleven
weeks. Extras, i moderate charges. less
than heretofore, or than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest class IN col
lege.
Fo- Circulars, or particulars, address
w, W. BRiM,
Dec. 2l, 1850. Rainsburg, Bedford Co.. Pa
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A DMINISTRAToR'S NoTICE.-

A Letters OF 1ad-
mnistration upon the estate of John Gorsuch, late
of Hopewell tp.. decd, having been granted 10 the
subscriber, all persons n.ebted 20 the estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will present them properly authenti
Gated for settlement.
JOHN SHOEMAKER, of
March % Colerain township, admir-.
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c Il U T / O N

C. Il U T o N
AS our Wa'ch is now extensively coLnterfeited
by foreign manufac turersswe have TO inform the
public that no Watch is OF our production which is
u accompanied by certificate of genuineness, bear
ing the number of the Watch, and signed by our
Treasurer, r. T. Robbins, or by our predecessors,
Appleton, Tracy Il Co.
These Watches are for sale by Jewellers general
Iy, and can be had appicrt ion TO the under
sned.
JOH.N 4. STO D .4RT,
Number III Chestnut Street, above 4th ST,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
March l5 lSGI.-6mo.
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! DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.
A pMINIsTRATOk,s NOTICE.

"A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
IA Letters of admin
istraton the Estate of Eliza Gown, lte sof the
Borough nj sehe sburg, deed, having been gran
ted to the subscriber, living in SAID Borough all
persons indebted 20 said Estate notified 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
GEORGE NJ. COLVlN,
March Is, 1861. Administrator.
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DUBLTC< SALE OF REAL ESTAfEIN
= CUMBERLAND VALLEY TOWN
SHlP.-By virtue of an order Of the Court ofCom-
mon Pleas OF Bedford County, the undersigned will
offer at public sale, the premises,
SATURDAY ooh APRIL, NEXT
the following described Real Estate, TO wit
Sixty aeres OF land about thereof cleared,
with sl8li house thereon erected adjoining lands
Of The uAs signed, John Miller, Martin Boor and
others,
TERMS One third in hand and balance in two
eqGal annual payments, with interest.
WIN. TROUT,
Committee of Nicholas Boor
March 2sth, '6l. At.
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SHETLAND WOOL, all coiors a. Or. Hsn,,s
KEROSENE OIL the best ,rteie .i4rt,, =
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LAST HOURS Oh WEBSTER
JUST ISSUED A
NAGXIFlCENT ENGRAVING
REPRESENTING THE
LAST HOURS Oh Webs TER.
Executed IN tie finest style Of art, and prin-
ted on heavy plate paper 25 by 80 inches. ma
king most appropriate ornament for the ;par
lor, the library, or the office.
This superb engraving will be given 10 each
purchaser Of the work entitled
THE LIFE, SPEECHES AND MEMORI-
AIS OF
DANIEL w EBSTER.
CONTAINING HIS MOST CELEBRATED
ORATIONS AND HIS LIFE AND
TINES.
By SAMUEL M. snucKgR, LID
THIS WORK CONTAINS HIS LAST
GREAT SPEECH ON THE
SLAVERY CONPROMISE.
10 The T. s. senate, and the Addresses deliv-
cred on the occasion OF his death by
RuiuS ChoAt-, Ed ward Everett,
Geo $. llf'liard William Fl. Seward,
Lewi> Cass, Jefferson Davis, Butler,
&C., &c, with the Funeral Obsequies al Marsh
field and all the prominent incidents OF his
Public and Private Life. The specimens of
hls MASSIVE oratory include the finest Speech
es
| In one large volume OF $50 pages, printed
on fine paper and hound brautiGl style !;
containing tull length steel portrait Of Web
| ster, believed to be- the best ever taken Of the
great Statesman, as he was in The prime OF man
hood. Also, great Statesman, as he was IN
the prime of manhood. Also,
A View OF bis Bmth Place and Home at
| Ma f-ld. Price, $500; gilt, $3.50.
The engraving is one OF the most beautiful
and desirable ever issued. 1t represents MIR.
| Webster in his dying moments. HIS relatives
! and intimate friends, aud several distinguished
personages are grouped around his couch, ca
! gerly listening to the last feeble words OF the
expiring statesman. They watch with intense
interest his every movement. The artist rep
resen,s the scene as ineXpreSsiyely imposing
and impressive.
Vhe opportunity afforded to obtain this mag
ni6tent engraving without charge, viii com
mand the attention Of every ore. Our edition
of the lie of Webster has been published but a
few months without the aid oIthe engraving
We have disposed Of 10000 copies, which Is
proof the work is wanted by The people.
This work will be sold only by subscription,
and will be furnished TO subscribers, including
the Engraving, bound in handsomely embossed
leather at $500; same styl", gilt edges, s. 30
Sample copies sent by maui, postpaid, on re-
cept of price.
Agents wanted 10 every county, 10 whom
the largest commisgiOn will be paid. Full
particulars OF agency, with a complete cata-
logue of my publications, will be sent on ap-
plication Address,
DUANE RULTSON. Pub,
No. 33 South Third Street,
Philadelphia.
Aprii :
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EDATENT MICA LAMP CHIMNEY.
A CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT BREAK.

4 CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT BREAK.
This great invention ccmmends itself 10 every
one using Coal Oil Lamps. It gives more light,
requires less cleaning and will not break bv tbe
heat or cold, falling, any ordinary usage For
sale by Storekeepers generally throughout the o.
). and the Canadas, sEd Wholesale by the Manu-
lscturers and Patantees.
HCRNiNG 4 HUMPHREY,
No. 32l N. Second Street, Phira.
n. IA large and superior stock of COIL OH.
LAMPS, always on hand, at prices defyiug compe.
tinon. Also, the Portland Coal Oil, at Mauuactu.
rers' price.
March Is, ls6l-lt.
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vEyHE BODUGGER.-

' q Viz BOOGtIGEk.-
This wonderful artiel.
Jast patented, is something entirely new, and new
er before offered 30 agents, who are wanted every
where. Full particulars sent free. Address
SHAW CLARK,
March 10, 1861, Biddeford, Maine
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We have just introduced
NEW STYLE OF WATCH

elaborately finished, and thinner than any have
heretofore produced, with several Improvements
calculated the greatest accuracy of perfoT
nance, and TO prevent the usual accidents and de-
rangements to which foreign watches Liable.
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Attention is invited to the folio wing e.
statement and the accompanying testimoni- e. D
ais n favor Of these Az<z&
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in all proportions, and necessarily perfect time
keeper as it is possible to make.
The Company have tested their Watches. in
many instances, by actual daily noting, and the
sult Of tins test has been that they hive exhibit ed
rate equal in regularity TO he best marine chro-
noueter
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The C,nanrvrr Euqninr-which has devoted
It's whole existence to proving the gencrnl nn'
souudress and lmpolry of tue statesmanshp OF
JOHN j. CRITTENDEk-Ihus halls bis return tO
Congress:
g The venerable patriot and statesman, the Hon.
Johr j. Cnienden, 10 elec'ed by slie did vote /.
The Ashland District. His will in AN espocil
manner gladden. the hearts of Union irom Mai .
to California. From his talents and in.inence have
much IN hope for la the Congress whi,h Is soon o
meet. After recvice in the Sena'e OF quarter of
century Mr Cr ttenden, at lie age of 16 goe to the
Home of Represent .iivcs where lie will occupy po-
siiOu similar TO at OF John O. Adams and C,l. Bcr-
ten, VINO, uner silar c stances, in that old age
were returned 10 that body. We trust Mot hr O~on
DM ah raj u.dr ms ieadersb,p in Congress, for
where can they find much patiiotism united with
as great expervnceP T.
If there are any who do not yet SEE that the
Democratic party-in Congress. aud ESQ far as
pOssble) out Of its to be drogOoned by few
wire-workers into doiog its best to force the Gov
ernnient to compromise with the trait RS, then no
must be one who refuses to open his eyes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

The Chicago Tribune soys that several promi-
nent Democrats of Illinois decliued the offer of
Senator Douglass successorshlp. The Chicago
Post, edited by the lifelong friend and biogra-
pher of Mr. Douglas, Thought that the party
would not regard it as q kindness on the part oi
their former antagonists unless they were al
lowed to hold Convention aud select the man.
Finding that no prominent Democrat could be
had, the Governor appointed Mr. Browning. a
man Of such conservative antece5ents that even
tho 81. Lonis Repuaiean expressed its approval
of the choice.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

AMusrMgSTs.-Despite the continual outcry about
the war PRESSURE" the places Of amusement that
open are doing good business for people will be
amused, no matter WI a; happens.
Winter Garden.--Ihs American Cousin at Home
continues Oh tue bills aud docs not seem likely 10 he
withdrawn for The present. Mr.. Blake has left the
company and a Philadelphia actor named Hemph
now plays the part Of" Binney.' Mr. Homphill plays
the character very differently from Mr. Blake, and has
made most satisfactory impression on his audience
Tonight, as before stated in THE TRIBUNE, will take
place the benefit Of Mr.. Nazer the popular aud efficient
Treas,rer Of tho house. His ai,bility aud uniform
courtesy have won him many friends who will doubt
lcss pay him the substantial compliment Of crowdiug
the tboater.
Laura keenes Tleatcr.--We have only TO remark
that the Play OF the The Seven Sisters is to be
acted at this house tonight and every night until the
end Of the war.
BarauD,'s 1merean M,ssam. stirring play of
The Patriots Dream" will be presented afternoon
aud evening, every day this week, after which tine it
viii be Withdrawn. The Virginia LilIpulian Family,
the Altino Family, aud tue What Is Ii, will also
depart after this week. Large additions to the coec-
ton Of living animals in tie Aquaria arc being con-
stantly made.
Musical Sorees. proprietcrs Of the Inttituts of
Fine Art, No. C2j Broadway, have initistel a new
snd pleasing en,ctanmet for the benefit of the
families OF absent volaIces. Eminent musical talent
has been engaged Cor the purpose of giving concerts
in the and extensive picture-galleries recently
thrown open to the public and in addoa to the music
which will always be varied and excellent the whole
Of the Dusseldorf collection of paintings, and the gal
ery the works Of American artists, with Rother-
mels picture Of the Reading Of tho Declaration Of
Independence, at Independence Square, Philadelphia,
July i 76" viii be open to tho visitor without extra
charge.
Sgnor Tosso will direct the music, and will be assist
ed by Madame Sahl, the harpi.t and vocalist, and by
Carl Muller, the pianist.
The soreer will be given every evening from to TO-
the second ono Of the series taking place tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

GEsERsL THEOLOGICAL SEnISARY.-The annual
sermon before the Missionary Society Of the General
Theological Seminary was preached last evening by
the Rev. a. N. Littleohn in ". Peters Church, on
Twen'ieb street.
TyxrMarhi cart.rl verse II Who IL there even amor
you soud shut doos usoyt Nehes kints
hIe altar nsnsht have li-ssure a. saith
the oid II Hosts neither will accept oGeiins Jour
hands"
The preacher raid that what. at the beginning of the
century had been an impulse yearning. instinct
in regard 10 missions, bias been converted into a
lxedconyictOn an admitted duty. more practical
had been Of the cstbocity Of the Church
10 well in her work and donini,ns az iii her design
and Institution. The irnis Of fifty years of active
missionary experience bad been collected and reduced
to sys IN. The Church bad been refreshed and ami.
mated by another OF feeli1g alter rising to the
power and earues ness OF great enthasiasm. She
had teen taught another aspect Of her gifts and
resources aud been advanced to thorough sef-
knowledge. TIE dignity aud moral power of the
ministry had been increased and tie best results Of
modern civilization been brought into alliance with
the Aggressive movements of Christianity.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

A SUPPOSED PRwArEER.-Capt Curtis Of the ship
Windsor Forrest arrived on Sunday from Liverpool,
reports june l3, when B. L. from Carrysort Rect, fell
in with schooner Of about li0 or $50 tuns, who fol-
lowed in his wake the greater part Of two days. when
sue being unable to come up with him, and several
other vessels having hove in sight she hauled her wind
and stood u for the Bahamas. From appearances, he
thinks she might have been priyaeer, she hadmore
than the usual number of men on deck and lookout
man NJ each mast head
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24
Mespalork Dajln Tsibr''s'
The Sunday Tribune.

The following are the contents OF yesterday
(suudsy) fRIBvsE
LEADING ARTICLES: s,.-.
is'' SOids
THE WAR FOR THE UNION:
Him; Bis Marrow ESCAPE IN Tenoe,;ee % Wy LOy1h,y h2,o IN
AID heouy Th, Union Men Ns "sa, sa.s aIPn Pro-
POei forth SsiI. %.sing w. 6ssnGa ss
psasd. s GS@ Spn Scott. SCOTS tsa.n WasI5 xsDS;
10 De Pu ihed to end from the south i.smsla
f M.p dg's; he Seat SGA'sS %sr 'i s.oS Fon
sien Foiss. to to sep Out sse; Tie Rebei
s6s Mans. HsSls M he gGSha1s MS1s%ss.. M;'S IL a
soai: The Rets coins = beu fhis: Trsitor Force D
gssdb by Esas Gs TSSp ." %.I 'OSf cry JssESOn i
Ru4rus ice .olsus n III health large a Ta keos
More isa hS,i'Esa Esn f.Si o% tsS s5say
Molro Al oae rsI; S' Mes.ae S.a ~ p, se Ea @
.Ds; us Letter ou, Col M.srudyI From the M.i,4ud
SSSAs No, Ne S90 SsP' eTS r.. ' S
hi. Hep; Rumors sbsu. Gel BOwuAni From Ae1ar-
aris Movements OF OAio Troops
New PUBLICATIONS.:
.ies The saogI 3us,iS,y hs,'eT SJ%s ihs NJ"
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l POLrrICAL:
TGs soa a.9 M H. ssy sSd Se cst.S KsS,Scy
ryind Cong gessionA Election
ar. =. Hew House The News from
| SH.,ii; Johu SObretyj Necessty OF a BankrnP
1 Law: The Tes Mystery Explai' ed The Pnlslirsr
OF Pirate; HAvsl 70 " NickedDessi The CottoI
supply, Flax Cation; How 10 dispose of Slaves tsker
Con,rah.bd II W,r; troubles in the Sickes Brigade
Rsi!rad Capscty-Coutcton FIoll Wnsbiusion
From Mary lsrd, B!igsler OeG. Lyou; appeal f,f th'
Thirty. legimeni Connecticut BsItists on the he
beli u; Pho;ogrsphirg from Balloons s'ereGseoP'
Balloon Views
LATEST TELECRApHIC DISPATCHES.
LATE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Tho Supply Of Cotton IL Great Britain; Qaeer Dsbse in
Maryland House Of Delegates; A Soldiers First Inpres
sion Of War.
POESs FOR THE DAY:
war Song; The Starr and Stripes a! Sea- To the Brsh
Rifle Club.
Local MILITARY MATTERS.
CITY ITEMS
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
| NEw.JRRsEY ITEMS.
: LAW INTELLIGENCE.
/ COMMERCIAL MATTER.
Single Copies for sale IA the Conn,ing Room Pdoo Three
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