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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADAcHEl
CERHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
4.
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Iy the o. lh,is Pills thu periodic attacks Of HytsUs
SID HSeas may be prevented and II taken a. tn.
asuo. men, Of an attack Immediate relief from pain and
ne. will B, ob,iosd
They seldom fall In renewing the Sar'a and HeaGae'> to
which female, sabiso,.
Thy act gsa,ly upon tks bowels removin. Coi,-,fe,
Fer Ls,,rryy Men, stgdri' Delicate Psu,.s and all psr
.ou. Of ,eSeaisyy Aaoi', they valuable Larsir.
Improving The SPys giving tone and MGR to tho dse,ve
Or,,u, aud rost0r.,se ssu, ela.y and strength Of the
who's sJ,,sm
Ii. cEPHGLIo FILLS are ID, result Of long invest
s,ton ard carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
md r,ll.ysd amount Of pain and suffering ffOm Head
ssA. whether originating III. system from de-
} ,ns.a state Of the s,oaasi
They entirely vegetable in their composition. and may
be taken at an tss with rsrioe. ,afsty without maxim. any
change Of diet and he sbnes @ any dsaSyses65s sas. r
der. sa,y 10 aS-aini.,t, l,ss q, ehRI,za
BEWARE or coUNTERFEIrs
III. genuine have i've ,sna.aro. OF HENRY C. sPALD.
mo en- each Box.
Sold by Druggists snd ali other Dealers IN Msdlcin..
box will be sen, By mail prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
norssu should bstddressedto
HENRY c. sPALDINo,
No. 20 Ce!arst., Eew.Yc.k
" .in,. b0!n. ofsPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
VIII save ten tlmsa IL, cost annually. IA
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDIEGs PREPARED CLUB
sPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES
ETA STITCH IN TIN. SAVE, Nine" III
A. eceidsan wM happen. ia vel regulated Jani,
IFS very desirable to have some cheap and eonvenlsn. way Of
rsparir Furniture, Toys Crociery, 40
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meet. a. such snsrsence' and household afford
bs Without. i,awsys ready aud up to hesoking point
USEFUL IL EVERY HOUSE,
B.-A brush sccOmpsnl., each bottle Pric. o. cent,
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. 90 Csdars,., Nsn.YssL
CAUTION
Ascsrtain unpsinciped persons stsmp.rgtO palm Of
on the un,uspeetps public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE, would caution all penoHs TO examine before par
shasizs and see that the full name
a. spALDNUs PREPARED GLUE, ~
IL On tho outside upppaL ~ saas are winding s0rs
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NENTRAL RAUROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEYs-
~ From foot Of Cou indt st.-Conuectng AZ hsinptos
Junction with Delaware LsckiVan and esern Raioads
ard at E,stoa with Leigh Valley Railroad and its comes
ons forming direct line to Pittsburgh sndhe West without
SIMMER ARRAEo notwithstanding June TO- 1861
- cave new-i ork as follows; an,
EyFHEsS--At g. m. Tor EAstonr hes1nx-
Potisyilla harrisburg Mauch, ChuGk. Nlismsport-
NAL THAIs-SAt 8 8. IN. for EastOn, Water zap sffnn
ton Great Bend. fttston Nhkesbsrro &c , ., , Nj,
n IhHOVGu TRnH-FoT Elstoo, Msuch Ch1ok' '@
lisuI,t ,,,, Readinz Potsyills, Hsrrisburg, &c. -
4P.n. THgOuGA TRAIS-For Esson Bethlehem, Az "a
and Mauch Chunk.
/ $50 r. w. WAY TRArs-For somervile.
gP.a. WEsrKRH ExPREss--For Eaton Allentown "a
ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cs'ho"
Jersey CITY through TO Pittsburgh
Exfaas TRAM PoK UAREBBURG-Ths M Express
Train f,oni York snve al HaTdsbu5ga p M connsss
ting West pennylya Cent? abroad no tneif
C,.t.s Railroad North and South and with the CumoSf
Land Valley Railroad w.. ,..-..
Ne.g.Yob ct p m daily (Sundsys eKcrpted making ctoss
connection Harrisburg with PenLsyiyona "
change Pit.bnrgh sud but oue 70 aclnp No
Chicago Four hours saved b! taking TINS aln ~
EHiRefHPoRT krw.fokH FBRkI-LeaYo ~
York nom Pier No North RVsr 1870 and q" i''
hs boats stop At Bergen Point and Mariners Halbor eseV
THO e,rh wsy JOHN o. sfBRSS, Superintendent
NTEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.--Pas'
~ s.aser Train. va Pavonia Ferry from foot OICbsmoo"~t
Tam, Express.
Ga M Mix daily for oypls and tnsermedass stations
Ia M Accommodates, daily, for Port JeryiA
4p. NJ Way, for MsdletOsn, Ns"barga ana "''i>'
s.. s ~ Ni,s, E1pve,s daily. -,
J r ~ 's CBAkLES MINoT General SUIT
N,Tp.xvt M1P.y Receiver.
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l)nre hoincs, &c.

4 BEG leave To state that / have opened my
store at No 2OJ Pears near Maiden-ane where shall
constantly keep a assortuen Of the WINES and PURE
MOhOD 4 GUikAUD
Orders respectfully solicited and will be promptly At
tendedto. J. MARC MARTIN.
BORDKLrx July l. 1861.
No have the honor 10 inform the public that we have esb
sted depot Of WINES In the City Of NewYork aud
Bppoiytsd Mr J. MARC MARTIN oar AGENT for tbe
United States and the Csbadas.
Al our Vices suciy pure. ard car be used with
safs'y lof isniy sid meiila purposes
PAUL De CONINCK NfONOD a. GI-IRAUD
take pleasure = recommend with entire couGde5os Mr.
=. MARC MAhTlN. AGENT Of the fnn PAUL OK Co
NINCK, MONOD & GUlRAUD Of RofdeauS. we can "A.
cts or iisnas that they rely the puhyor all Wines
sold by that GTu through Mr.. MARTIN.
GuRDON BUCK, NJ D., New.York
HORACE GREEN. NJ. d.. NeyyYork
W1ELAM X. BROWN. NJ o. Brooklyn.
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steamboats ono RAILROADS..


DOsToN DAILY via GROTON.-The Steam
d~ pr S,1 No IL 5p. WSL EDWARDS Agent, Oioe
Hay ROAT FOR ALBANY Steamer AR
~ slSIA leave, loot Of Hssiso-., ho,aay' sdEes.
Ss' yourist Al 80. go srOadssy, eo<ner PsrkPl'ce
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TR0Y.-The
NJ and fat steamer DANIEL DREWleayes Jay.'t on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud sAFthpS lSi a. a NJ
ealing Joihs Excursion tickets 20 be bad on board
NOR NORWALK, connecting By Railroad with
NJ ZEN; Edseft g s si..%e, @s
aly At ocloes from Caharne Msrko' alp Fase % cents
Lesyes NorSek dhly. a. 1t - m
NOTICE-FARE REDUCED -STONING-
~ TON LINE for DoSToS.--On aud after MONDAY.
Ang &C. lCl fare this us viii Dc reduced g tho iol
lowing Fsre to Bos.on-csbin 80 deck Ss Fare
except Sunday AS M, fOm Pier NO I? n H. foo. q!
fi''sH' ''A'" y '''"''1 'A'' W. ~ EDWARDS. Agent
TOR BoSTONand PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L. PORT aud FALL RIVFR-Tho splendid and superior
s'r n EsphY
o'clock Q. m and the BAY STATE CAPT. Allen, on MON
DAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. at O'Clock p M from
Hereafter room, VIII be regarded secured ,uyap
pi CT nj until the sane stall have bean pcid for.
Frerht 10 Boston forwarded through with great Dispatch
v a." WIN. BORDEN. Agent. Nos. 20 and II Woslst
HIJDSON RIVER RAli4kOAD.-tOr ALBA
HI NY and TROY, CONNECTING VITA TRAINS
NORTH WEST. Trains leave; :, -,
From Chsmberss. From eth-st
Express and II m and u T:2S ll;25 aadJ;s5 anf
Troy ' and albany with sleep iOiSp m Sundays includs
ingoar), l0:l5 p. m. .,a ,,ton
Ehksepsio train, ct O. M, o'zo d. M A"a A'"P
and l:l5 r. m. .,x
s,rs CIV, V ir. M. 4:ao s25 3 m ass and o:25
aud m.
ihA'intr'n ''oH m' rs sGGrTn Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JER-
IN sEY Trains esvs jersey City for fsrmOn at Us and
9:l5am and I:I5 and MI lOr Snderns 80 p N.
V,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT by SHORE LINE.-Lesves 21thst, 4th-av.. ga.
m arrive 10 Proydence t:20 pun. l1l5 an. arrive Ia Pro
vid 1880 pm; pm Express Through hail Train,
arrive In Prod denco 400 aud Boston al Ala.
y. J. CALHOUN, superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--For PHIL
IN IELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JER
uEY CITY-Ms and Express Lines leave Newly ork al
and o. m, and and 6p. M Fare, g. TmOagh ticket.
through baggage ehseAsd Ia I q m. and p. m tAinl
/ j.. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent .,
no Baggage will be received for any trains unless devsoa
CHECKED - minutes In advance Of the time OF leavn1
nj EW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY
IN RAILRoAD-Summer Arang ement -Exprese train Tor
Albany Tfey, North and West leave 96ths ssso2 At IL
.. u. Fory 81 trains Time Table. ,.
JOHN BuRCHlLL, AaslS, suPerA'saash
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Tho steamer fUbIOc VIII ssh OO-OVtii< -
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-Y0RK and
~ LIyEEPOOL, landing Gni eui5arsing pssss9serl al
Q1ssn,tovn trcisud i hs Liverpool New forE snd PHI
.deha Steamship Company Intend dipAiehins their fals
power Clyde built Iron Steamship. as follows
EniNbIkUH ........... .....ss.o ray pcs -.
CITY or WASBINGToN.."...sat SATURDAY Oct ~
ErNA........,......... S'turdaFL w ~.
And every SATURDAY, At noon from Pier No Al Nofsh
River
FIRgT CABIN.......... s15 STEERAGE.",....."as
Fi Cabin 10 Loudon so Steetsxs 70 bondop.... ~
FirsI Pafis..... e. sseILsg TO Islt...' -
Fi.s Cs5in 20 Hamburg % SteoTag- TO HambWg u
Passengers also forwarded TO HayIs Bremen kossdan,
ArtveTp lie, 81 eqnsly low rates. -.
Person. wishing bring tGeT iendi can buy tctss
here a th~ following rAtc New Works Prom LVespc9l OF
Qu.snsowp let Cshin F55, ga, and y O' seefes'h ON
Livs-pao, 80. TrGm GBeeustoHn n, $50.
Th,,s Steamers have superior accommodation Tor
gers sni cary experienced Surgeons. They are g1u In
Nae tight lion Sections and have Patent tise AnnihAtoF'
on toifd ,,.,,,,.,,
20 fsrihsr informs ION apply Ia Lire.ooel TO WikL!ha
INNAN, Agsu,. - Wzg-Istj In Oleago~ % HN: 10
MAN 20. s. Fno.haGEsTe; In queen town 20 ~ " e.
H. S.YalDt Il & CO.; in Lont>a 10 Nv - ftAts.l no
Gl KlR WiiA.i.t 20 rsTis 10 JULES DEt OU - no =
P,cs de Bour,si Ga hl'delpi'n 70 JOHN o. DALE no
IN ~ slnr'.si. or a. the Comps n.y. Odicss
JOHN q. DALE hE,nt, No 10 bie.d"sI' n. L
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Gfcr5,onS.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAAIPS on
u STATEN IsLANp.-FARE SIX CchTss By ss-tr4
l.ud Fefry foot oil WhiLehAlst, between Battery And
South Ferry. - ..,,..
d. TiI = S'SHAYs EVERY iiALF HOUR, 20 p. ~.
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Chances Tor Bnsiness alsu.

A SPLENDID CHANCE for DRUGGIST
IN For SALE-An old estshlshed DRUG STORE, well
stocked with good selection Of pure Drug and Patent Med
cn5s The building Is two sorie 2x0 f-e lot aOT90 feet
situated corner OPpose rRlroad aud stage depot in
pleasant yl,ge hours ride from City Hs, New York
Price s60o-S4 oto cash Apply 70 OF address Dr. HSBARD
No. lU2 Fg.ton-ft, 20 JOHN HOOPER Co, Advertising
Agents, No. Al PtTkTow, NeVYoIk.
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Amnsgnenl9.
pJSIC--HERRMANN.

A CA1EMY OF BHJSIC-HERRMANN.
"a HERMANN's performances iu Hew,YoIk VIII close 90
WEDNESDAY or NEXT WEEK.
il''N - THE LAST NIGHT OF
THE COMIC PROGRAMME.
NoTICE The increasing deusuds fc reserved seats
tho to request those wishing to avoid
% ecuie hes dnrTg the day which can Dc u'ns ~
dsy ,du advance ,o,,,,.x n. o,
On THURSDAY Oct. II, ard MONDAY. Oct2L'
tv .als nj ttseF ITALIAN OPERA viii be gwen ss
COMPLIMHNTAGY BENEFITS 20 MI ObbIiA''
On SATURDAY HENT o, 10. at l o,clog9s,, oorIvS
ONlyY MATINEE Is BROOhLiN,
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORI

Passenger Station in EewYork cor. sHls,t add .A.v.
Emf on 2lth,s,,
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"THEY GO MdHr TO TIE SPOT
INSTANT RELIEF. STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE,
SPALDING,S
THROAT CONF CTIONS
GOOD FOR cLERGYSlEN
GOOD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR ceNsUMPTrvEs.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
spALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough Instantly.
They clear the Thros..
They give strength aud volume TO ia. voice
They inpsh dolicou, aroms toso the bres!h
They are slshifL to the taste.
They are mad. Of simple herbs and csuno. hsym any
Isdyse every one who has Cough, Husky Voice,
Bad Breath any difficulty ofthe Throat to get psei,s.
Of my Thro,t COnstiOns they viii relieve you instantly
and you will age. with that "hey 70 right to the pot.
You win End them very useful and pleasant whls travelling
attending public meetings for .Og your Cough alsy
lrs your thirst. you try p,cksgeI safe in saying
that you Will ever s.rw,rd consider them indipenIiOs
You will sns them al the Druggist. and Dealers in Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Nytsnsturs 70 on ,lch package Al others counterfeit
Ap,cksss will Dc sen By ms, prepaid receipt Of thirty
esntL
Addrsa
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No % Ccaar.st NeW.Yoik.
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professional Notices.

pR0F. G. ID. HAMMOND, M. D., No. 65s
TrOsment, from ga 10 p m and 70 gsolock evening
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THE LAST NIGHT OF
!. -. - IN aNFaFLf
MTRICAN NiITSEIIM.

n CREAT. SUCCESS or The GREAT 6i hssi'
DiCKENss CHEAT EHPESS sa1tnoon and even.
Crowded and delighted sGdisnces Vo vjth perfect
s}hust.n aud win be repeated diS snu aud u o'olook
- III . 70 cent, sot dollar 20 see nierYi pio1,I,
When they car Wines tbs magnificent Dfa 39 IS cents.
the superb novelties Of TIE @osslu mEoPS DAWRON the
&c :, D6t'gIT.-v0iCED VOCALIST appears IN nor "o
mifed duet . - a., orIibit;on AZ all hours:
WITS T. or Or 6 SAM saMbUi SGIIASstShR
NIP GGrAT LINING BLACK SEA LION
A MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON
GRAND ACUARiRL GARDENS, "
slid IN ~ pp fish iron every river and sea- ana 70 huoH
.'S co,.si,rlv briug added uany new varieties
''e '0' TJii BTY LIVING MONSTER SNAKES
MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE,
nom The Galapagos lslaidl soc TIT. l. -.
HAPPY FAMILY. AID near milton Cuhos'ie' H'fu
AAJpissign Is ceuts; Children under 10, Is cents
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EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
IL THE 0RAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES

IL NJ .
III THE ORAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES
No. 2 BosD-sr, NEwYoRX.i
The Grae nbeg Institution organized by act Of Le.i
sturo Of EewYok in 1885, and Il Is acAn9wiedsed the
most vopular and scientific institutousof the day:
CONSULATE OF TUE USlTKD STATES OF AMERICA.
BOhBAY, September, 1860. y
Thisss 10 certify that am personally acquainted with j.
RRIDGg ~ D. of the City of NewYork aud that be Is
earned aud skul physician high standings and further
hat have used the Gracfubes Medicines according 10 Oh
reotops given Grdesnbey0 Manual o. Heat oI sey
rsl years 10 my entire satisfsetion and eau copnden,
recommend them to all who with to awe doctors Dis anu
H. H. HATFIELD American Consul, Bombay
Many of the leading public Ia the county, have spoken
10 the 81 terms Of he GTseenbeg Institution end rs
theory aud PRACTICE Others unacqgsSted wn the
uedicue but who Of the integrity and tusha-
GEES Resident Ply sicsn hsye permitted him 70 refer
TO them for the truth Of what may say Among these last
have noticed the names Of HORACE GREELEY, Oh tte
Tybgae Prof ri. 7. JEwETr Of the NAsasr senae Cor
eye PouRhkeepssi Rev, L. X. CHAPiy, D. d. OF New
YoIk; Prof. a. p PEABoDT Of Harvard UniSeIsiiy, &c
One of the leading Gyac(, nbers Medicines ia tho
UTERINE CNH0LlCON
,oboh certain for oil fsmGte ire9noyfte vedk,
TIER local derongeaet If r uterine organs e az the
cohstilutoHdi trouble 0rslHo from hsm.
Price 3 20 per bottle ~ FOR Sir DOLLARS FIVE BOT
rLas SENT NJ EXPRES AND CHARGES PREPAID TO
ENp or ExPEsss LINE PROM Hgw. YoRS. al
Address JOSHUA y. BRIDGE M D., Resident Physician
0raeienberg III itule, No. = Bond-st.. New York.
Co6spaptircs and iddie; afflicted vh chronic
ueyine or eoai,u,orai mdlods or ysyufoe,, and hos
nssn1 rare ,k or seciRsi3n az time Of ooRHsei can be
yeccjrsd as pOt;lHfs IN the Institute Buhftrgs.
~ EOR TRRAs, Address As ABOVE.
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Gales bn Auttlon.

AUCTION NOTICE.
N LOCKWOOD BROS & UNDERHILL Apctonsers
No. % Mulrey-sI, and No. % Warren. at.
We invite particular attention to stlo al 10 o'clock
THIS DAY, consisting Of
SILKS, RIBBONS. and MILLINERY GOODS.
Also rich DRESS SILKS THEFT CLOTHS, DE
LANES &c, the eniite stock Of fret class Jobberi
Together Wiih FIJI assortment OF
DaY GOODS WOOLEN5 HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
CHENILLE SCARFS, SC.
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E0R SALE large stone FACTORIES,
viii, unbounded water power, lasge tooa ac
svsbe or the nanufscturs Of gus other
ing puspoSs large msusou houses for men, With ~ Of
gain on early application JOHN LLOYD Suns,
No. Is kassau.st.
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A GENTS - MERCHANTS DEALERS. -
"A Orders solicited for CLARK'S IMPROVED INBBII-
BILE PENClL, for marking linen, warranted; SMITHS
PATENT MALCH SAFE. for yest pockets supsro
ycuieDce; PATENT TRANSPARENT CONE, for keToIene
lamps, saving It's cost 10 one week. Send stampt
RICE { Co. No. IS NnN,n.ri.
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GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
w The increment respectfully to the public
the ycoeti.ion o. THIS eud EVERY EVENING, OF new
Comedy, By Miss ~ alcoj, entitled
THE CUP ANp THE LIP
Ia the company selected to represent the comedy VIII pc
frd IN, names OF the eecbrB ed eomodisu Nh Charle
Wato.i Nj Chstle Waloot j., eiIh sesy accompanies
b. hiusef paaofore Obs hrst aPpssoce IN ave nsye
civ. Mir ChssS Kpmbe Mason, MI Charles Hale ny
CL,riss paItcn Bii Hr W. Dsvdge Mr. T. r. h5rns DIR
Iiude Mrs. Naisot, Misses Ads Clifton France We &c
TGa s,rDery. PROPERTIES and Costumes are new sud ap
pop2e The Orchesus powerful ard effective led oy me
celebrated sris, Moeahsuer who viii introduce ne" mes
Icy overture, ebBtlsd .....-, mos,
jCFF DAvIS'S INAUGURATION,
ith the fol o. ing movements: Allegro CateIwsnhaph
dap,c Catgutsno AAotuoso SPitiocn' con Tobacco
luciano; 4. geyii,okeclUmo.
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Ocean 5tcamer5.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hfst,
c,,s .tea n.r will Leave Nsv-Yok on the lst I'm Ard
2l OF each month"; except when these dste tal on 81 MAY
vhen is DAY Of de arturo viii DO the MOSDAf following
,rr.n. 40" r ~ Is. b. ALLEN. Agent.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
l. on SATURDAY. OCT. l2-The United s,s,ea Man
S,oamsr FULTON, wston Commander wi san ron Iief
No 81 North River foot OF beieha' on Oo'
IL, at noon. ,, ~ TINT h.. 5o,bra
,nIsr deck incIoted by water tight eonps,tis
mich beside other results tend In tho event % sooD
,,sndpg 10 keep the pumps free to woIk, aaa score the
,.lety OF vessel end pssseneetA
SAMUEL 81. FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. no. ! Broadway
II, ,i..n,., PIrIyTOy VII ssil OctoterH
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A NJ. MERvTS. Aucuoneci.
by BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Irving Build
~ ings. Nos 59 and s96 Broadway Saes Of Booze Sta
ti0neIy Picture Works OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 9, ct O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE misunderstanding eT-
terslve collection ofimpot,ut works n Standard Leratus
embracing the Clssscs Theology Philosophy History B
Taphy &C. See catalogue and the books a, the saleHooms
DECEIYER's SALE.-Will be SOLD a
Ia PUBLIC AUCTION for cash at the City EI1n In the
City OF New York on Til TUESDAY Oct 10 ZIP o'clock,
one GOLD (R L q. Beesley) HUNTING NATCHi also
one GOLD VEST CHAIN.
GEORGE T.BAILEY Receiver.
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.x,ALLACKs, BROADWAY. Cor. Of l3th-st

WALIACh7, BhUAUWhI OVI' u ''''-"''
PrcEs o. ADMIsslnNBoxes sad Parquet, 80 cents; Or
cbrstra Stats 81, Private boxes fc seven peItons =;
Eau lily Citc p Doors oPeu at u begin al open
NEW THEATEB,
pronounced 5y ths Press auN Pablo the EOSF COMM,
hIOt s. ELEji AN1. and BEST VENTILATED EDlFlCE
IN TIKI. COUNTRY. .....,-l
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,
Tom Taylor esgs Comedy, ia three acts VITA spP9P
ee scenery Incidental uGsC stage appointments ana q"
NEW PRESIDENT.
ChAracters by A Lester Wallsck hL Bake ME- " nisaes'
Mn ouuE Nh. Floyd. Mr.. Reynolds Mr. Norton M faEeS
ri, Pr,lSe NJ Brovu Mrs. IIocy Miss IL Cannon, rs.
Neruon Miss N HenrQues Miss Crockesi hlt's Miller Mrs
Roems end Miss Csriaan -.
nrs Drama Of ucogsz contraction and extraordinary
snscgcusr tf eta bringing INFO action the great and novel
siage resources Of this Thester, 10 IN Preparation
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- r,,..,o,t,. r,rlhuta IN the UnIOn,
rL, hrioC or,,sio. ,,o,le Inv ,elegranh 70 the
-, ,..,,,.,,., =, 1,au;, ,ai,oa 10 ao
recent A'"ei'ea' o''"Ni"s' u, a'iS '",'e" W
full justice TO the patriotic offerings OF Tue oc'
1 casion, aud especially to the admirable speech
of Col Fremont, which we COPY below =
~. p,so;,l.., T,y;os AND CeatJs.cn II am
/ doonl, san.iI,i ,o th, ,vayu, md fnttrring ex-
80; - ALL, .,,,l r,nrd with which
/ hay,, ;,,st boon honnred and Sin more deep.
! Nv senSihle tn vour Kind onprovaI of them.
| RI, 49,, ,,, ,,r,taf,,l m mo and thank Won
I var, sin,or,,ly Rmt vou will he very sure
| thaf do no, receive Them as due to myself; /
| ann norscinus Thar owe them to tine Partially
| nt friontship and to that sort of attachment
which soldier always feels for the banner un
| der winch he has fought. (Ilear hear.) 70
| him mir. Burlinrame) aud the other friends
around me who have spoken to-day, l repre-
sent The standard on which the old watch
words were inscribed. 1t is themselves who
bore with you the heat OF the day, and who
have won their battle glorously. And they
heve come among us here, with their habitual
plouuence to convey to our true hearted conn-
trvmcn at home the assurance OF our unaltera-
bic tlevotedness to the country, and our un-
bounded admiration Of the generous loyalty
with which they rallied 10 its calls (CnCvrs,) A
few days back our hOnOred flag WAS trailing i'll
the dust at the foot OF an nsolent loe; al pres
cnt its stars are refulgent from thousand
heights, swarming with brave hearts and
strong arms in its defense. (Applause.) We
drink to them to-day, our brave and loyal
countrymen. (Renewed cheers,) Faithfully,
too, have our scattered people responded TO
th,m. from Italy, from England, and from
France. Well have they shown they, too,
can cross the seas and change their skies, and
never change their hearts. loud cheering
l am glad that happy chance has brought
me to participate with you here OH this occa-
sion. Here in this splendid capital OF a great
nation, where near by us the same tombstone
records the blended names Of Washington
and Lafayette, | feel that breathe sympa.
thetic air. (IIear, hear.l France is progress,
and | am happy to believe that here we shall
not see a people false to their lraditionary pol