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~ ~ reduced ron,s-it NJ. Ia nud li9 LUDLOW
ST. 1i3 Stanton, 1h9 and ltS Eglcx At, so Fourth 4,
40 Finh 1t, 10 Sixth 81, 800 Ninth IT. 1872 and iS3
East 18th ", 2D5 Etst 18Th vt. and 300 First .ya
Apply at t36 First ave, cor. sth ~. ms GLIB
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MlSSING-R-H-,W WHO LEFT "a IL.
Si on 18th October, is requested 10 return, or 10
send such Information 10 relatives or friends who
fse very anxious To render comfort and assistance
Dis 10'11T
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL
Surrogate of the County Of New York, mo-
uce Ia hereby given a. all persons having claims
against JOHN w. BOWDEN late Of the City o!
New York, decensel, n present the same, witt
vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers, at tho ofic,
of j, {. Rmscy, No. lO2 Cedar street, in the City
VI NV York ON or before tho 18th day Of Apr
next. Dated, New York, the 9Th day Of Oato6or
1861. ROBERT BOwDES,
). q. RAMSEY,
Executors.
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NOTICE-APPLICATIONW WILL BE MADE
at the meeting Of the Legislature Of the State Of
New York, In January next for an alteration or an
amendment TO the Charter Of the Repablic Fire In
surance Company Of the City Of New York. New
o TX, November 30th, 1851. n90 CIV $3.50
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fl ri ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
SURF gate of tho County ot New York, notice
- hereby given ~ all persons having claims ,gsins,
GEORGE Is, late OF the City ~ New York, de-
gts''l, H. present the same with vouchers thereof
IN the Subscribers, ut their oihcc No. 50 Cedar Il,
tho City OF New York, before the STU day Of
April next. Dated, New York, the 3Oth day Of Sep
teulbeI, 1871 GEplaiE LEWIS, JR,
AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND,
ExecuLurA
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
CHARLOTTE FULLER late of the City of New
York, deceased, N present the same, with vouchers
Thereof g. the subscriber, at his Office, No. Beck
man street, In the City Of New York, on or before
The Sd day Of March nsxt. Dated. New York, the
PBnR hIIsPAUGH, Executor.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surragat, OF the County 81 New YORK, Notice is
lrrcly gwen g. all persons having claims against
Merry MGLUIN, late OF the city II New York, de-
c.-J, h. pres, mt cine same, Will vouchers thereof,
tue Suis, uner, ~ his store, ~ Blysrd n, IN
.ue city u New York, OF before the i5.A " Of
March ncNt. Dated, NeS York. ine Slsl day u
August, 1851
HUGH p. MCAFFRY, Aimlnistra.or.
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m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

(N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice Is
herely given - All persons having claims against
HENRY Is. STARR, formerly Of the City Of New
York, but late of the City II New Haven, merchant
lie cascd H. present the same, with vouchers there
Il y the Eibscriber, at his Office, ut the Union
ia lk, No. "a Wall street, In the city Of New York
m or before the Sist day of March next, Dated,
New York, 2lst day Of September, 1851.
EDWARD II. ARTHUR, Executor.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Teeth extra ted without pain by PROCESS.
Beautiful teeth inserted 81 each; set on silver 3,
Teeth filled with I've celebrated bone filling, without
pain. All operations warranted, 10y j. JAY VIZ
LERS, no Grand 1t. no3O 31tN
AS USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED VITA.
n out paiu--Those who require FIJI letts tempo
rsry scta no charge. Partial pieces, 81 por 10th:
eeth hlied with gold, silver, hone filling 90 cents
BY DIR. II. ylILkRs, 65S 1,wery, n. y. cprl't 81
Canal 1t. noi3 24.,'i2S
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER nE TIE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate 81 ths County u New York, Notice IA
hereby given +, AL persons having claims against
WILLIAM POsT, Int, Of the city & New York, do
sobspd, " present the sumo with vouchers thereof
% he Subscriber ~ hts ofic., NJ: 81 wall ST. "a the
-ity Of New York, ur Def e the hrst day 81 Fes-
nary usxt.-Dated, Eew York, Iith day Il July,
t-Gt. WASHINGTON. POST, Executor
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TAPsCoTTs LINE
Il on LIVERPOOL PACKErSI

Ths subscribers continue W grant certificates Of
paHsage W and from Liverpool, by their fAvorite
Inns Of packets, comprising In part the following
hIpsi
WIN. TAPsCOTr. EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOUGHT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSrEIL.ATi0N,J. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWRITERS, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN.
Making, tgether with Others dip svay ave
days.
Ine subscribers are also agents FIR tbs
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For all Of which they grant certificates, on liberal
terns
RRMTITANCYS TO IRELAND, 80.
7. a Co also continue W issue drafA- payable on
demand, throughout England, Ireland, scotland and
Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all Particular, may Be had On
application az by letter, enclose postage starnpl "
TAPSCO1T a Co, sc South NJ New York.
no6 9Ac'i0s TAPSC0TT. SMITH a Co, Liverpool.
Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS WED
~Nncsdny,Dec. 9TH, the packet ship HEM SPHERE,
and the packet ship ADRIh rio sails Dec 10th, both
ships are lying at Pier 10 East River. For passage
at low rates. apply " TAPSCorr. d co, So South st.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice Is
hereby given H. all persons having claims against
HARM d. 1t HRS late Of the City Of New York, de-
ceased, TO present the same with vouchers thereof t.
the Subscribers NJ the Office of Charles Cheney, No
lt6 broadway, in the City Of New York,ou or before
the nth day ui March next. Dated, New York, the
18th day VI September, 1861.
SOPHIA L, LUliRs Administrators &
CHARLES CHENEY, Administrator, 81,
OF HARM ID, LUIIRS
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G-GENrLEMEH AND THEIR
ID Wiyc- -ai.p y,,unR ladies' AMI gentlemen may be
accommodated with good bard and pleasant rul01s
In house With rlOirrn imprpy mcnts, 10y apply irg
Il ~ Pike q, about IL minutes walk from to 'ity
tall. Terms M derata. NO - r'i7"
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
! Surrogate Of the County of New York notice is
ltroly given 10 all persons having claims against
JAMES N WELLS late of the city If Now York,
deceased, h. present the same, with vouchers there
+ " the subscribers, NJ their office, l6I Ninth ave.
iue, In the city of New York on OF before the frst
lay Of February next. Dated, New York, lOth day
fully, 1891.
JAMES N. WELLS, I Execu
WILLIAM ROOME, ! tors.
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pENSIoNS BOUNTY MONEY AND PAY
Il procured for soldiers widows and hsirs, nom
ne United state. on application In person, or BY
ss,er, V oE0, W0oD1AA % Ptas q. MS Hac'i4
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rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF tie County of New York, Notice Is
hereby given g. all persons having claims ugainEt
sllAs BROWN, late Of the City @! New York, MeT.
chant, deceased, u present thu same with youch-
rr th,r,pitu Tie Subscriber at the Store Of Walsh,
Coulter " Co., No. I'll Pearl street, Ia the City of
New Nulk, ou or before the l5tA day of April next
Dated New York, the "a day OF Oytohcr, l,Gl
ALEXANDER H. WALSH, Acting Executor Of
Sll.AS BROWN, deceased,
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ITO CONSUMPTIvEs-A PREACHER OF
Il the gospel, having cure. MS spn ~ consumption
In its " rst Stages, Rner beinv given up " de by
the most celebrated phys 'iana, desires N mHst
known tho mode " cure, which proves Esrs tai In
every cs. 20 thuss aflirtrd with coughs, oig, AMI
,onsiimpilou; AMI be- viii Sud Il FREE " charge g.
Address DANIEL ADEE, e1s Pearl ~ Naw YORK
nii24s'iOI
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice is
orohy given that MI persons having claims against
SlLAS HOLMES, late Of the CITY Of New York, de-
eaHcd, IN present tie same with vouchers thereof
ID tac sui scribers at their office, ITO William 81, In
ne city Of New York, on or before the Twentieth
ny Of January ngXt. Dated, New York, the 9th
lNy Of July, 1861.
WILLIAM NELSON I Execu-
SAMUEL II. sCIIIEFFELIN, ( tors.
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~TRANGERs NOTIcE-A COMrORrA.

| MONROE ST-FURNISHED ROOMS TO
let, h. small quiet families, with facilities FOR
u''s'kropinR. Also, rooms Tor single gentlemen.
Terms mod, rate. uo20 2ttr'iJG
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN UKDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Il New York, notice Is
bcr' given ~ all perspns having claims a., inst
NORTH OS HEM, late Of the City OF New York,
deceased, W present the same with vouchers thsre
f. " the Subscriber, at the Office II WIN l.. Norris
Ed, No. % Grove street, In the City Of New York
"a before the lst day # April next. Dated, New
York, the 2Oth day ui September, 1851.
EMILE OSrIEIM, Executrix.
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Personal NOTICES.

REAUTY HATH CHARMS - HUNTS
- BLOOM OF ROSES, a delicate color Tor thu
Checks and Lips. VIII not wass IA Warranted
lot n injure the skin. Its Court Toilet Powder
mpartB natural whiteness ~ the complexion.
Hunts Imperial Pumade for the hair. Hunts
British Balm removes pmples, frscklea tan, So
Hunts Pearl Beauther for the teeth and gums
Hunts Bridal Wreath Perfume, Al Hunts New
Store, Astor Place, New York. n2l 2lao'i2l
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

| N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Oi the County VI New York, notice Is
hereby given n all persons having claims against
JACOB u. WIllTMORE, late OF the city Of bath,
hsino, shipmNiter, deccned, ~ present the same,
Sith vouchers thereof H. the Subscribers at the office
Il HAWkiEs ~ COTnREI, Cpunscllors-at-Iaw, No. 10
Wall street. In the city OF New York, on or before
tie first day Of April next. Dated, New YORK, Las
lkth day ~ September, 1861.
JAMES &. wnTrMORE, Administrator
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ROARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENT LIZ
- men, or n gentleman and wife can obtain board
and a comfortable hume at moderate price, q, 1926
Charles st. nOTth-w.at COR. Greenwich st. nl6'Yib'
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noAsD ANO ,sp,.nS.

A GEN TLEMEN MD WIFE OK IWU
"A respectable yaung men car le account, II.
ted with full or partial hoard, IN ~ ~. f.pi'F
whore they WI find quiet how're. Ar'ly 81 o..
chsrd 81 do 2iV'i3i
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DRESS.

PARGAINS-NEINET BONNETS, BLACK
- velvet honnets, coIurpd velvet bountts, As bar.
g'ius; mourning tonncts, children hats flr holiday
gifts. l.. BINNS' Millinery, largest aud cheapest IN
the w'rld-bel Broadway, bSl--opposite Mrtrop II.
tan Hotel, up stairs. az 2tau'iI0
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II ONNEIS-CHEAP bAKGAINS- BON
nets Of the latest Styles also ohildras's huta Of
Al shapes ard styles, mnner supplied with rib
~ Mrs, ~ BlNN's millinery AIS Canal st. strAn.
gers viii do well W call. Straw aud beaver hats
AeAlad. Cheapest place In the city. 40 4svc'i2l
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsnrr,,,sts a the County Of Now York. Notice IL
hereby given " AL persons having claims against
STEPHEN H. PALMER, late Of the city Of New
York deceased, " present the same, viii vouchers
thereof o. the subscriber, al 81 Maiden Lane, Ia the
ity 81 New York, or before the hrst dag Of Feb
r. lry usKt. Dated, New YORK, the 23d day Of july,
tssi MARY PALMER Administrative.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate Of the County u New York, notice Is
hereby given " al persDns having claims against
BRADLEY sILLiCK, late Of the City Of New York,
tased. H. present the same, with vouchers there
r. ~ the Subscribers, n, the residence ofJ A. Bill
i,k, Eighty-sixth street between Third and Fourth
venues ~ tie City Of New York, on or before the
t9th dag Of March next. Dated, New York, The 6sh
- q oeItefultI, lo6l. -
JOHN A. gnLICK,
a. N. OSBORNE,
Executors
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HORSES FOR SALE HORSES, SUTTA-
IL ble for carnan,.or any kind Of business will
he sold cheap. Inquire corner Of Myrtle ave and
Geld ST. Brooklyn. Also one horse for SO do 2'l03
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n PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THE

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
1 Surrogate Il tie County Of New York, Notice Is
hereby given ~ all persons having claims against
JOHN KELLY, lse of the city q New York, de
,eJssd. 10 pr,aent the with vouchers thereof
~ the buhscrber at his ONCE, 10 Avenue d, corner
trd street or No. B45 Pearl street in the city Of
New York. on before the 26th day of January
uext Dated, New York, the 26th day u June, 1851.
WILLIAM WALSH. AdIninIstrator.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TwO LOW PRICED HORSES,
l. nt for coal OF spring cart; one SO. Call in the
grocery store, cor Of Columbia st and Hamilton av,
South Brooklyn. n90 3si33
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

Captain William H. Morris has been assigned to the
stan OF Brgadier General Peck, his Assistant Adntap
General This meritorious young officer graduated at
west Point in 1851 and served in the Second infantry at
<ort una california, under MAJOR (now Brigader Gcse.
rap He'zenan. he resigned after few years service,
and has since been distinguished in the world of eors M
apopuar writer He is the Of General Morris OF tho
Home Journal
apartments have been engaged for the Prince do ror
vile and sun at the Brevoort House.
among the passengers who sailed YESTERDAY In a.,
eteamsniP Ash sor Europe, Lady Georpiana pano
ana MRS. Cihlord, OF England. - ""o
Il, Dr. J. @. Holland lTimoihy Ti,comb), of Springfield,
MASS capt H. Z. Hodges, Of the United States lrmv;
Lieut. H. NJ Wainwright, Of the United States Nav.
Street, OF Albany; T. A. Jcnckos Of Providence ana
l. Riggs, Of New York, arc stopping at the Brewer,
House. - ~ ~ D'o'oOrt
- Nine J. dc Osollos and Mime. Ruyina Of Paris q II
sargent, OF New York T. s. Bronel, of CHICAGO ec,rs
ana anliy Of Boston c. p A.bces, Of Phiadephi, ana
Park Hotel, ~ ''' ''ai'eicy
r. REYNOLDS. Of the United States Army J. ucCortcr
VI Sohncc'eut j. Langdon, Of lartord: W. C. Ur,ilt ~,
s aiu Whe ol Lexington; f. II. Wood OF .St iouis II T.
cnanpers OIL lhdiana W. s Hunter of Callofbia q g
"'"0i' Vi Vermont and b. Baldwin, " Washburn j. i.
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O'clock from the residence Of his parents No. So HOyt
street, corner OF Dean
paralysis WILLIAM H. McCABE in the I'D year OF his age
The friends OF the family, and those OF EDWARD u.
McCabe, his son. and the friends Of his Ma
thanic Skinner, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the Methodist Episcopal Church In Eighty
sixth street. on Friday afternoon at two o'clock without
further invitation.
New Jersey papers please copy.
MccRACKEsOn Wednesday, September II, Of con-
sumption, SAMUEL McRAcxEN of Paisley, Scotland aged
40 years. f'4 "a ~
His relatives and friends, and the members OF the
Fourth ward police respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from Geo Smiths Albion Hotel, of New
Bowery and Chambers street. this Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock His remains will be conveyed to Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
Michigan and Glasgow papers please copy.
OKEErE-On Wednesday, September II, PHILIP ",
youngeets on of William and Mary Jane 0Keeie, aged
year, months and days.
The friends and acuuantances of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from tho residence Of
his parents, this Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
srANGlER-On Wednesday September II, MARY AL
srIyE wife of John g. Spanger aged 6s years, month
and II days 49,
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
l3 Attorney street on Friday afternoon, Mt two O'Clock,
SrEKtE-Suddcny on Wednesday, September II, ELLA
AUGUSTA, youngest child of Manning and Eliza Steele,
aged year. months and 20 days.
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this hursday) afternoon at two
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No. II Corne-
liza street.
srERIIHG.-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, September 10,
SHERMAN II. STERLING Of the firm OF Swift, Dickinson
Co., IN the seth year Of his age.
The funeral viii akc place from tho Church the PHI
grms Of Henry ana Renscn street. Friday af
crnoon at two O'Clock His friends invited to attend
without further notice.
TwINER.--On Wednesday evening, August II, after
short Illness the residence Of her father, in Eighty
third street, between Third and Fourth avenues
GEoRGIAsA, youngest daughter of John Twncr.
Notice OF the time Of nterment will be given in to-
morrow's paper.
n roo TN cdovp
ing, Septenber TO- Mrs MARiANNES WHEArEY, widow OF
John Wheatlcy
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M~nr,rcEs And DEATHS
NIQrried.


Decentralization Tuesday evening, September TO-
by Rev. Father Lafon, AounLNo BERNARDO of California
to MARY T. PAPrl, Of this city.
CoziNE--FAIRtnnD.-At Koyport, N. j., on Tuesday
September TO- by Row. Samuel lockwood, JAMES Cozryr
t OF Long Island, to Mrs Ann FARHiiD of New York
HAzMToN--DRuMMoNp.-On Tuesday, July 90, by the
Rev j. f. Seares, pastor Of the Wctt street church. Mr.
CHARLES II. HzELToN to Miss SARAH A. youngest daugh-
ter of Charles Drummond Esq, of Brooklyn, T. y.
HUrIiNGs--CAsE.-OD Tuesday, September 10 by III
Rev. 7. Roberts, +. w. HCrcNGs, Jr., of this city 10
Miss LIZZIE CASE daughter Of Nathan Case, ESD Milan
Dutchess county, n. Y.
HuTcrNsoN-BYIEs.-On Wednesday, September H. by
Rev. g. Tamagc Mr. JAMES HUTCHINSON 20 Miss ANNE A.
ByIIS, all of Grecnpoint, Long Island.
LACoMBE-BuRCKIE-On Tuesday September 10, at Cal
vary church, by the Rev. Dr. Hawks Mr. JAMES p LA.
coMRE to Miss MARY c. BURoKIR, daughter Of Emande
Burcklc, all Of this city.
RxssE-FooTg.-On Wednesday, September H. at ST.
Petcrs church, Brooklyn by the Rev. John A. Paddock
GEORGE S. REESE, ESQ., of Baltimore JOSEPHINE FoyE
daughter Of Captain A. II. Foote United States Navy
WfT-Fots0N.-On Wednesday September IL, at St.
Johns chapel Varck street by the Rev s. II. Weston,
DID, II. CLINTON WITT, of Williamsburg, LIZZIE young
est daughter Of Enoch Folsom, Esq
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Root and j. B Ton, Of Boston, stopping at the Fifth
AyeDue Hotel

f. Lockwood and wife, of New York; II. jameson and
A. Wolff of Ohio; James d. Tracy, of Merlden, Conn., A.
NJ Smith, Of New Haven, and W. L. Bradley and Greene
Kendrick, Of Connecticut stopping at the Iafarge
House.
Marquis de Paomanes and family of St. Jago do Cuba
Hon. G. W. Wright of California; Col d. d. Eldridge, Of
81. Paul; Col. Eddy and Capt Granger OF the United
States Army Col L. p. Rowe and wife, Of Kentucky; H.
NJ Benson OF Indiana C. i. 8. Thomas and wife, of Buff
falo C L. Wells and j Walsh, of St. Louis, Mo-. W. H.
Hale and +. 4. Kimberly, Of Clifford, Conn. and A. A.
Martinez and party, of Havana stopping at the Metro
polan Hotel
bon Franklin Haven, Of Boston Hon. r. F. Johnson, OF
connecticut; Hon II. G. knight, f. H. Sawyer and vito,
ana Mr. Appleton, OF Massachusetts, Capt Stone of the
steamship Arabia; s. NJ Buckingham and L. ". Coe, OF
Conneoticut Joseph Wood Of Bermuda NJ vaux and wife,
q ihiiadephia; Col West, Of Cape May; Grccnough
ana Wife, OF Maine f. p. Ross Of Auburn W. L. Scott OF
Erie A. A. Dunlap and John Ward, of Albany; Dr. j. w:
smith, Jr and wife, OF Knderhook and Thomas Dolan Of
Kentucky, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Paris letter in the Independence Of Brussels, says
II Is affirmed that the Princess Gotids is in an interest
ing position and that that her Imperial High
ness will probably return to France before the Prince,
in the event OF tbs latter proopgng his excursions in
America
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STEAMERS sEepNpA, Rainey, and TsRcxIRA, Reimer II
days from New York. bound to Rio Janeiro put into er.
nda 21s nit for repairs having experienced severe gale
in the Gulf on the 18Th in lat 80 3 lon g O3 W. wind from
SSW 10 SSE which lasted three days. seriously damaging
the boiler OF the Tercera but which will be repaired
few days when they Viii proceed their voyage to Rio
Captain Hutton RN superintendent Of the Naval Yard with
his usual liberay has kindly permitted the necessary re.
pairs to the in ured boiler Of the Tcrccira made in her
Maestys Dockyard where the steamer has repaired for that
purpose.
ScHR IIEoKscHER Stubs, from Philadelphia yuv Q,
for Port Spain, loaded with -four fish, &c put Thomas
AW ~ 10 distress leaking two feet per hour She discharg
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SECOND BOARD.
g on ro NJ. Do cc,c~
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. IL

WEDNESDAY, Sclt. II-6 p. N.
AsuEs.-The market was quiet and prices were steady
Sales OF 40 so bbs. made SIS rs for pots and
S. IS S. SIX for pearls
BRsADsTuffs-Flour-Tfe market for shipping grades
OF State and Western brands was firm while the higher
grades Of extras were heavy and irregular The demand
was fair for domestic use and for export The sales en-
braccd about 1900 bbls closing within the following
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2OSl3,995 81, and the balances
$1,l35,l74 81.
The American Bank Note Company are printing
off as rapidly as possible the small denominations
Of 7.SO Treasury notes. The numbering has
caused some delay. The company expect to for
ward to Washington on Friday and Saturday
million dollars i'll $1,000 and IS 900 notes. This
will complete the assortment of all the denomina-
tons
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, of Brook
Ign, have declared a dividend of three dollars per
share payable on demand at their branch office in
Wall street.
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Birth.

RiMlNroN-At $50 Fast Eighteenth street, on Tuesday
September 10, the wife Of FREDERICK RnNroN Of a SON
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THE REGATTA.

Jersey CITY REGATTA.-NIE YACHT RACE,
- which came Oh At Jersey City the Goth Of August viii
be sailed over again Oh the 18TH instant
misunderstanding, y the ib and mainsal boats nj one
O'Clock PM, from Mr. McCfeans foot Of Van WORT street
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por. of New York, September IL, 1861.

ALMANAC ron YoRK-rnIs DAY. -
3 NOON eve ~ ~
sun sErs............. l6 HIGH WATER. morn IA
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A CHEAP AND QUICK PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL
- THOMPSON s f.inc.-rho splendid clipper ship MAN
CHESTER at pier 81 East river Fulton ferry,
saturday Sept IT, Apply board the Office, No. 276
Pearl street.
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ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
Il On Saturday Sept H. the United States mail steamer
ARAGO
d. Lines commander,
VIII sail from pier No. 81 North river of Beach street,
on Saturday, September II, at noon.
This steamship unsurpassed for safety and cOmor has
double engines under deck enclosed by tight compart
mens which, besides other results tend the OF col
lsion sandng keep the pumps free work, and
cure the safety of vessel and passengers.
For freight or passage apply TO
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will sail October H.