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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
A spanish View OF Neutrality.

The leading journal Of Havana in deliberate and
a,,ic,s the decided op;non that
=" - - " "a o,,s.r a. IT,, w,s
tue Aires1oi Aessrs' AAS'n anu '"uen on 'u' IONS
gross VIOLATION oil neutral rgh' After quoting iareey
from English and American authorities 1t concludes
6o,oxs.
M ..,.,,.
wen, now, tne L.eh. was W 70 consleisu ~ nea
rG Na'eis as on husnsn elfsoiy, nut ouiy INC peo
INSIDE Oh IT. ous 'ne property oi ei'net Vi tne oense
rents ought 70 De respected oy the o'ne
ACCORDING 70 the ooeuine taught In 'ne same oooA,
which Is considered the highest authority oy urse ana
statesmen OF the Federal Union.
With what right could the commander OF the san "a
cnto demand the surrender OF Two Oh tne passengers
board OF this wesley He certainly would not nave mao
that righ, even though Aessrs Mason ana saeh were
active members OF the Confederate army. Even mao
they been prisoners and escaped and were on poara OF
this vessel from the moment they got on BOARD tney
were under the protection oil the neutral nag ana tney
had acquired the right OF osng respected tne pen
atty OF the violation oil the prinope OF heutraty WIN
how much more reason IN the present case 10 ~ncn 'ne
question relates only TO two gentlemen whose place OF
departure and mission vas not necessarily known oy ,n'
captain OF the vessel IN when tney went hks osne'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SArURDAT, Dec. z, 1861.
The House met at the usual hour Mr. EDNUEDs in
the Chair and was opened with prayer BY the Rev. Dr.
Read.
RESOLUTIONS OF ENQUIRY.
The following resolutions Of quiry were adopted
and appropriately referred:
By Mr. STEGER-0 or incorporating VIM. II. HA1aI,
Thomas W. HoCance, Samuel J. Harrison, John Purcell
Wi liam Paine, Lewis Gintsr J. L. Apperson and Da-
vid ]. Bdr together with such other and firms
shall hereafter be associated With them, under the
name and stys Of "The Virginia Chemical Works"
By Mr.. GARRISoN-0f reporting a bill to relieve
sheriff. clerks. commissioners OF the and other
civil officers Of the Commonwealth from the penalties i'm
posed by the laws OF Virginia for the failure TO perform
the duties Of their Offices where such failure has bsen
caused by the pesenos Of the public enemy and the Of
fcer remains loyal 10 the Common wealth
SALT WORKS.
The CHAIR announced the following gentlemen q
epecia committee upon the subject Of leasing the salt
works. Messrs Bask ervll George, Mallory, Shannon,
Flood, Woodhouse and Walker.
After the adoption Of several other resolutions mo.
tion, the House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

ths people we're restrained He knows that tho late vote
oil which be speaks given, not by the harylsnde
but by tho Yankee soldiers who voted a. often As they
pleased, to produce the impression Of large vote In
favor Of the Federal dsspotism. OF Kentucky and Mis-
souri, the may be said left to themselves they
had ranged themselves with their kindred and friends
and they now struggling to throw of the yoke
which traitors and mule-contractos have imposed upon
than.
The groness Of the falsehood this subject proves
that Lincoln no better than the wrschss that surround
him he may be stupid, and on some points hs may
plead ignorance; bu! this Is matter Of fact about
which fool could not bluuder and We are left no alter
native but 70 conclude that be s deiberate lli6sr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
CAROLINA.
POLITICS, FARMING, LEGISLATION, &c.

ArPonArrox, Dec. s, 1861.
n ~ Editor Of hs Wig:
In this little county, heretofore one Of the strongest
Democratic sronghods for s size In the STATE old party
lines are TO very great degree forgotten and last
spring the people elected to the Legislature gentleman
of great intelligence and much Legislative experience,
,ad Who, doubt not though Wing, will faithfully re.
70. their wishss in his Legislative course.
The crop here, as everywhere else, has come At
least On.-hird short Of the planters expectations
and though they will have enough the great abundance
of the stsl of life, at time counted on has moi
been realized and fear it will be hard for the people
TO promptly meet the the G Jfederate tax next Nay
As the crop of tobacco "a, small Of the princpa
marketable crops and the tins is too early to &c. much
Of il TO market Every effort is being made to Oil ur
the deficiency from Western pork and it to be hoped
that one Of the good results Of this var will be- TO teach
Eastern Vrsiniaus the importance Of paying more at
tention TO raising THAR own pork and horses. have
been farming for upwards Of twenty years. and have
never bought pound Of pork, aud know from eIpe
rence With very little care that We can rase ahun
danes Of hogs and our own horses and thereby cave
hundreds Of Thousands OF dollars to own pockets
that Tow leave the State for these two articles.
His 10 DO hoped that our Legislature will show that
they are disposed to every dollar to the people th.
Ia not absolutely required for the benefit Of the State
and two items Of expense though they small should
at least be dispensed With. OF what Il the Board
Of Public Works. Why should they receive $500
each, with nothing to 10 but ence year TO appoint
few railroad Presidents and proxiesi Every man Il
now taxed to his eyebrows, and Why should branch
bank Presidents receive from $1,000 to $3.50 per annum
each, which cone out Of the pocksts of the people
when in fact they DO less than the members Of the
Board of Public Works. These two small retreneh
msnts would save TO the State and ia cirsns about
$4,000 annually aud would be doing what ninetsuth'
Of the people would approve.
Very truly yonrs, T.
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SOLDIER
CURING BACON WITH BRINE.

srAUSros Va, Dec. 9Th 1861.
To tL EditOr Of he Wig:
In reply to the inquiries Of farmer In your issue Of
the 9Th inst would inform him that the brine is not
boiled merely mixed. Take barrel hosshsad Of 81
size and after sprutliny the cooled msa. with SALT pick
closely in the barrel hogshsad In With the brine
made Of gallons water, Z lbs. SALT tesspoonfu salt
petre, ID. sugar or pint moasses. II one draft Of
the above is not SUFFICIENT add another dram Of he mig
turs until tie whole y covered.
Respectfully Yours.
W.B. YOUNG. ND.
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nAsU IN ADVANCE.

~ .,r1snsv ~ the tines imposing the necessity Of paying
each for overriding edu for the publication OF newspaper
i-peed u.s. time since 10 mat IN no case
papsr was by the money 10 paw Tor me same
uFexpsepce Of the times has not only uih %
ns,ion MT eompels 10 all the suotctbes
tie W0 aready books that cesiy forces u 70
The rule h regard TO them least until the times VIII usu
IN n-ept course To this end will forthwith commence INC
work OF sending bills from the Office made out In tuen
az viii when paid place each subscriber 10 advance OF
e,unt and TIL will be done 20 as to place eseh
subscriber bin HIM within the next three months On
Id IN March 1852 The names all who have not paid Aecordn
10 these terms VIII from books and regularly hee
A nely no Iert to subscribers OF me eipAuoI
on their bcrptlon " Az like adopted VIII ALL une
pavmeu Is made Self preservation eomPes this course or else
would not be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

The accomplished scholar Who Yields the Presidential
psn at Washington in speaking OF secessioniss 10 Mary
land, Kentucky and Missouri says They are of doubt
fll whereabouts and doubtful existence This in the
elegant and comprehensive style of the Springfield al
torney, and meant to convey the impression that
there be such beings 10 ihoss States which Is doubt
ed-hey are vagsbOnd, without local habliation Now,
IL cannot be possible that Lncoi dossnot believe that
there are great many secessiOnsts in those saes He
kuoEs that il his armed merceusries had not invaded
Maryland The State would have joined the Southern Con-
fsasracy and that Il was only by the strong that
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A GENEROUS AND PATRIOTIC LADY.

To Hs Editor Of ths Wkig:
Company 4" Nilsson Light Artillery, have bssn the
fortunate recipients Of most ssssonabs and acceptable
present. from Mrs.. VIM. nassie, generous, patriotic
and energetic lady, Of Nelson box containing ~ fan.
mel drawers 20 shirts and ~ pairs Of wooden socks
knit mostly BY herself This Is but one Of her many
liberal contributions to the soldiers and the company
return their grateful acknowledgment Of her kindness
and libersliiy The writer, last summer, was on visit
to "Phars,a" the residence Of this true yuga. lady,
when she was experimenting the asserting of her WOOL
and she remarked to him that large portion of Il vu
intended for the benefit Of the soldiers and most molly
has she redeemed her promss. LIST ether LIDO Of Viz
gaia initiate her example
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09
A Tess Oath.

The North Carolina Conveution has prop ,sitiou BE-
fore it. to require every free male citizen l6, not in
the military service to lake oath to support the Con
foderste Constitution This is the foOlishness of the
Yankees, who imagine that oa.hs can bind people to do
what they have 10 mind to do. 0iths Of fealty Of
ten violated but we doubt If one was ever taken
which met the end intended or served the public good
nAonla
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rHa sOEsTITUrIOH-sTlTH RIsHTs.
RICHMOND HIG
MONDAY MORNING, DEE. 8. 1851.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AZ HAi9." ,,,,.
Ircss ,critsn bo sides II paper pia not b p.ea
A nd u a rule Of long stdHding, ought 20 BE- bnotOn 10 az
ma % In no odss b departed from, Obituary notacss srceed
"a IiJAt Haas are charged for as Advertisements .
We odnaO. undertake 70 return rejected oona"sAsods0"s
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
eENArE.

eENAfE.
SATURDAY, Dec. q 1861.
The Senate assembled at IL O'Clock, n.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of the First Baptist
Church.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
The appropriate committees we're instructed to inquire
into the expad.ucy Of surdry proposidors, viz:
Bs Mr. ALpRRS0N-of comforting with the Confeds-
rate Provisional Congress With reference to the extension
Of the Covngton- and Ohio Railroad military de-
ferco
BY Mr. wITTEN-of changing the mama of the coun-
~ of Buchanan.
By Mr.. BRAEN0N-0f amending thu laws for the
collection Of aesrsges from commissioners forfeited
lands.
On nation OF Mr.. BRANEON, the ssus.s adjourned.
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DIED,

On supday mornnv the sh tnil his residence In Oils city
GEORGE WALL ACE DosNAE, Of the ha OF SAG. DobnsH
ssei - ysun
His viii take place. from The Pfesbytrisn Church
(Rsv Dr. Moors reesdsy the l0 n,t Of IL O'Clock fhs
fhsndi and ssqasahees Of The family respectful pvsd 70
attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

bill has been before the Legislature Of Georgia to
conascae the uds Of alien enemies. The effect of the
bill was neu.razs the sequesrAon &C. Of Congress-
within the limits of Georgian fact 1t denied the right
of Congress to forfeit lands IN any Of the ssea After
very able discussion the bill defeated by vote 81
76 10 Go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

TIE New York "Tdbuns" s,a'el that the Executive
R LET Committee for the "a Of the LOYAL people OF
North Carolins," have raised 3 200.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

In respect to the proposition to remove the sat oil
government to Nashville, Georgia paper suggests At
lanta ia the better site.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

fstaE undersigned have 6rnej opaalhp for The pureoss
= Of recovering the VAss Of slaves tke1 aud other property
destroyed, BY Tie enemy IN rSa;esn Virginia They will give
prompt attention 70 al entrusted 10 hr FOR tsrns
apply = Col cHAS T. mall oRY a. TorEtosn 70 40
hohfAdUh - jamaica, hddeaex county, dn tts losh Of
Sovszesr add amer thsi tas siehno5d
CHARLIE K. MALLORY,
S-l5-u no /. MONTAGUE
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LATEST FROM YANKEEDOm.
tvrem the Hev York Bers d Of Dec. tth
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

..-- -. .-.
-
AeuA, ie.' pse. o.-o, Somen, Wno leh neieoI
Satufaay @ san one ~ .s from esnn,a,
VT Y.s..sr T.s Al s,Iem last NIGHT
A.. ,hss nolock this morning he Vas ..,,cLsd AZ
a.. - n. an. rehsls under Colonies Pr,sm.n I'd
-. "a .f,s, sbarn 6pbt-tbe enemy holding one
-. =, ~. 60 and nur forces anotber-were driven
IL 49, - 80 la,sI, ,o,,ea vitb loss n -.
nom me psoe ano conpae.e 1870 80, ~. oome
VIZ kms. ~ snS an. o.,,.1o F
ooon AnenS W. g.. s;1sS "a .onndsd r,i,.
ouI p.nso,..u,. ant. hs "a heen an,
bomen noios tne 'osn. ~ I'm IN. y. go nm
70 DIN, iea,ea tne en.my a." 'A'' =.
''s aau ~ ~. IT,, noo - Q ooo NJ m. enemv
..p;s,s,,~
arc In We ''cn'y'
nws IRON WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Dec. The message was reao ~ pom
Houses to-day. rne genera impression Is mat 70
strong document Inc eooiness win winch tne rFf..
dent rolled the niger up IN copy OF the act OF
o. 1861 entitled an act 70 connscae properly uieu 1r
insurrecuonary purposes Is gteAuy appAu!su. No
esped the whole subj sct with the stride OF giant ana
struck the question OF capital and iaoor theme popu'
lar with the masses This seems 10 DC tue popular YER
Dict
TIE DEPARTMENT RHPons.
The Presidents message, transmitted 70 congress To-
DAY. unaccompsnied by any OF the reports from the
Departments. In consequence Of the estimates Of the
psrtmsns coming in later than usual this year. the
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury will not DO sent
To Congress befors Friday or Saturday.
| rrrrc, mr. TEE prsuIr or rHx NEW YORK ELECTION.
The news of the slcuon of Opdyke over Ganther and
Wood was the subject of great rejoicing here tonight.
| .,.,,,.,.. 80 ,,,ov.o,ss,Sc,.
t. ,s,snaaaa - ,-,s,s go. ,1csvsd ,.., r;sh,
a.. 49, 80 ".ip.nn, :, On porIers S,vi.on -
| .rnuai r,h Co., eord, oS c,r,,;dges ,rd MIA IN
,sprOa ts .v.no. =, ~ ,snsl an s.nscsd s,,..I
All, mi, morning - "
r, wan nm on tn. Of tho r.bes
L
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MaRRIRn,

MARBIkD.
On wedaeIday s h Inst b. the Rsy Jno A. tcstt Of
yte.n Church. Mr. wM R0Gr and Miss 1Er1Is H.,
dau htsr Of Col Bergman Tsry al HssI county, Va
Richmond Dispatch please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

pOzE ITALIAN SALAD OIL, for table use. Iast re-,
corner A60VsH o. ocSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

yHE prsAAsas and Directors Of Manchester Cotton and zoe
u Msnuf>---irs Co a-s,y have declared sen "
dend, p,ys.s V tAe soeihsderi, o. NE enoe ''' 49,
the 12h ipsa a..
det-dAc0 W. n roe -. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

-,,n '--'-.' - > . q = -, - :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

II INT.-e u. Ps.sss Lisa ~ ~ HII poEAL, osr''
~ nsa n leA -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-09

N0TIsu nATrsNa.- 80 bales sapsh.r Cotton Bssa'
" reee,-,f n.l bf sale, b.
dsG Sc Kuf. PAINE W.
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WINES AND LIQyOEs.

TINE ATTENTION or TAVERN KEEPERS AND LIQUOR
dealers In general is respectfully solicited the superior
quality Of It1n:cts fresh brewcd Ghamr ,gne Ale This
ale is bcNcd fresh at all seasons the the keep
. qualiy Of IT, especially OF such brcw during the most
hot weather is Guaranteed amy length OF time,
ChslUc S2 per hht., ana 81 per Dbl, delivered
OF tha city ca New NOtn to OF expense. Payment caah on
VIII DC attended to with despatch. :
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THE TURF.

NTREYILlE COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING-SATUR
lay September Il, ~ 3s O'Clock r. NJ Match mile heats
three Ia tive, la harness. for $500 SIDE j. Hall enters
Jupiter, Jr. $. Mott enters & h. Champion.
BEVINS & CONkL.IN, Proprietors.
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sHI0N PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
FALL. RACES

following Races will OF over The Fashion Course
ne 10th day Of September at O'Clock =. NJ Two year
natch carrying 81 lbs for $500 September 10, 1861.
Illus: john Hunter names bay ty by Revenue, dam
1g Gipsey, By imported Mercer Same day sweepstakes
Wo years old, carrying 80 lbs. hies aud geldngs al
lbs; 500 Entrance half forfeit. The proprietor 10
$500 Dash Of mile Four Subscribers j. u. Monnot
lenc1e. Also ch. c. 10y Logan, dam -. john Hunter
rs br colt by imported Barownie, dam imported Com
by Irish Blrdcatcher. Also CHI T. by Revenue dam
ny Fern by imported Glencoe 7. & Forbes not named
.orrs' entry dead.
ecai train for the Course will leave Hunters Point Mt
= NJ, and return Immediately after the race. EXCURSION
is 10 50 md return, % cents Boats VIII leave James
ferry 1T o'clock Il. NJ and connect with the train also
yfpurh street ferry Every ye ininnics stages from
tyioiIth street will convey passengers 10 the Course
mbef, stand reserved for ladie1.
dyes 20 be appointed by the Association.
Brhe Revenue Colt WIN be sold Immediately after the
TO the hi chest bidder, to close partnership
jos. CROCHEnNN Manager
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DODCING FOR A WIFE.

Nr1xON'S ROYAL CIRCUS,
~ Corner Fourteenth and Sixth avenue joining
PALACE GARDEN.
TIE ropuLAR REsOKr OF TIE CITIaENS
Remember
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
GRAND DAYLIGHT FESTIVAL
GRAND DAYLIGHT FESTIVAI@
Cha this fSatrdayf afternoon, at O'Clock
Arranged for the spcca, pleasure Of family parties.
- On this saturday. night, Sept. g.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENES IN THE ARENA
Astonishing and brilliant
ACTS OF RIDING.
WONDERFUL GfMNASfft EXPLOITS,
In which all the celebrated
NfRL0'S GARDEN EQUESTRIAN CORPS PERFORM,
With additional aid of
rca. Also. the
EDUCATED BUFFALnES EDUCATED BUFFALOES.
Admission - cents Children 10 cents.
Doors open at T. and commence at o'clock.
The Sixth and Broadway Fourccnt street
stages stop Il the door.
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THE WAR.

A N OFFICERS MESS CHEST FOR sALE-NEW AND
"a completes in every PARTICULAR has never been used.
Nil he sold cheap as The ns hs no use or T. ADDRESS
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THE REGATTA.

9TH ANNUAL ROWING REGATTA, FROM CoNRADs
{ Garden on Monday next fhc foWcrs their agents
will please meet this eNchingat the Nau9ual 1g Third ave.
nue., near TAirtysNh street, 10 their boats and draw
FOR pesions Boats outei ng this evening have To
pas additional entrance fee. STEPHEN KoRERTS
JOHN SIBERIAN, Secretary. President
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AMUSE MEyTg.


oADEMY OF MUsiC.-0PENfyG NIGHT
x'on 90 cents all parts OF The Ecaien,
ADNissi1X 8 cESr AAbbMMissi9N go e. STT s
MONDAY EVENING. sEpTFMi,ER i6
GaslHT F'i FRfs = My Y srp e the
HERRMANE,
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA.
10 The ars y, a. ea's he attention OF the pubs
MONSIEUR HERMANN
VINO Is universally SP ISH n 2T ETIstes living
and whose performances NJ Il @ principal one =, bops.s,
Ear9pe nave been pronounced the most wonderful In heir
The performance, of HERMANN are entirely orr,n.x
anu novel; The distinguishing feature Is the entire
An ABSENCE or ANY APPARATUS,
All 'DOy' O'i"G M iaTy pTos sKII ey extraordinary
nnr,oa TWELVE PIECES, IN TWO fARIs.
GRAND CONCERT
ORCHESTRA OF y TU hi ITALIAN OPERA
Comprising the 10 13sauielio h. At,ar
Hilhpa by iieroli, Richard Wagnrrs Tannhaser March
aicnl"iasohns Wedding March, Tie iERRzANN POLKA com.
reh ~ we Celebrated STRAUSS, of Vienna and instru
heh'a ~ p>>i!IIe,raiaRcfs Of merit
NoNDuCroR. ...,. THEODORE THOMAS
IN iTs open a. III performance to comnienco O'Clock;
in,ss.s afy esns may be had during the day at The
.nuiay oi Music Slhcrs ia Wall etreet, G. rcusinga
n.s anu tfio, Han Sons, Firth, Pond Co.'S
ana az other msc stoves. Tickets may Likewise be had Il
thn Prlnspa hotels aud IN the eycning ut tho deor
ON tuesday ana "Wednesday the second and third nghtA
NEW BowERy THEATRE
~ Sole proprietors: .Messrs. Fox Lngard
BULL RUN
SATURDAY SEPT, a. SATURDAY AFTERNOON
and SATU RDAY EVENING.
BULL RUN;
' ANN 'A IiISEE i TmiEvE S''''' HOUSE,
popcING FOR FOR A WIFE.
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Or SALE-THE TROTTfNG HORSE HONEST PETER
Apply to IRAN WOODRUFF

MON COURSE, L. I-TROTTING. MONDAY SEPT
lG at q r. ~, stake for $3.50 mile leafs best three IN
to wagons owners to drive. Mr. Toole names b. g.; Mr.
man uaiacs br, II. Ranolds names b, g.; Mr. Bra
cs names m Mr. Taylor namesb 8 Mr.. Degan
n; Nj. Towney names b: M Entrance 20 all parts 50
=. SHAW WHITE, Projectors.
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yVYoMfNG VALLEY COAL 81 51-TtIE BEST COAL
w for stove and range Free burning, ui weight
aud no d,:st LLOYD & Co,
So Eighth avenue corner Of Twenll-aeyenth street.
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COAL.

CoAL.-BEING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
" for the sale Of Of the best Red Ash Iehigh
Coal wi sell cargoes a, The lowest possible price aud by
retail at lower price than other dealer in the city
Yards of King and Greenwich streets and No 80
Roosevelt street, corner of New B0wery
MATTHEW CLINTON
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1.-TWO LIVING WHALES
l. NOW ON EXHIBITION
UNDER AN ELEGANT PAVILION,

NOW ON EXHIBITION
UNDER A Az S6 GihSA Mpo nbAsii''oS'
'"''' "'' FROM TIE is' ToRTiEES SEAS,
And at n great outlay OF both labor and moEoy
A LARGE TANK
Has been erected In these beautiful grounds, in which they
are to be seen' "h pI1R y s@Hhtsi WA wArRn
From the Eas. river, NJ the rate Of
2l6tJO GALLONS DAILY,
by means Of powerfu steam Pump which throws six
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF IRON PIPE,
Lined With cement and hid expressly Cor that purpose.
Admission rs cents; children under ~, 10 cents.
On FRIDAYS festival days for families the price
duced 4, y csHs sdfs Rer Y ssss
Take Passengers to Sixty iti street, within tive minutes
walk Of jones' Woods Which strangers viii find the pleas
ATTEST rambic in the vicinity OF New York.
TJERRMANN.-WIiL 81: REfUBLisuED. FROM THE
IL original European odi,lon,
composed by STRAUSS OF Vienna and dedicated to the great
observation-disclosures during his engagement at the Imperial Opera
House at Vienna
T'IIE UNIoSl TIE UNIONl IS SPRING STREET
l. BroadwayThe best Ale, the best Ale, three cents
ss The % Tsnor WI nE s snip % May "va n
Monday evening The best singers he best singers Mon
day ana Saturday. NED BIDET
TOM D0SNELLY.
DOWERY THEATRE TO LET-WiTH SCENERY
ID wardrobe and properties. Immediate possession gwen
Apply to JOHN s. GILES, Receiver, &C. 81 Elizabeth street.
NVANTED--A GOOD DANCING LADY, TO DANCE IN
w the European Concert Saloon, GIT Broadway.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsT OFFICE NOTiCE.-TIE MAILS FOR EUROPE
via southampton and Unyrc, per United States steamer
ARAGO will close at this Office Saturday tho lh day Of
September, at lOa O'clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM TAYLOR Postmaster
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

PAIR or BROWN HORSES SIX AND SEVEN
years old, l6 hands high fine drivers, and all sound and
y Will be sold for less than their value and responsible
rantec given by applying to GEO. W. MUMLEY, No. 50
ton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

A HANDSOME BONUS WILL BE PAID FOR
"a lcuenant's commission in good infantry regi-
which Is nearly fu aud ready departure. Address
Sergeant, box rs Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-14

GENTLEMAN ACCUSTOMED TO RIDING, AND
needing occasional horse exercise account of impair
leal,h, would take saddle Horse Of quiet, exemplary
it's aud easy ga TO keep through the fall and winter:
led he m sht buy at low gure Satisfactory assurance
good usage. indemnity IN Of injury, viii be gwen.
lrcss box 2,6i9 Post Office.