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arrived rather an amusing Incident occurred As Is
usually the case Whenever any vessel approaches the
sergeant oil the lock guard reported tho Provost Mar
snai tiat tne steamer Octorara coming up. This
steamer generally cattle from Monroe to
camp, and the of the post notified Lis men
10 20 down On the dock and take their ropes with ,he.
WAeh the boat neaed the fire boys locked with amaze
ment on these proceedings, and OF them ventured to
remark" Why, my God, you ant agon' 10 hang Us
right away arc yesn Tho Provost Marshal who with all
~ esers, heartily enjoyed the Joke said ono, you
aesnt be afraid ouly thought there we're Wild
beasts on board Well was the answer igom On board
there somen
!, ss two remaining companies Of the Ninth regiment
were Aid on yesterday QUITO September y, and, ms
onsodn -. some Of the men " felt little good" AS
bnwcyer mn light wines permitted 70 be sold IN
camp no exccs, ~ were committed and ut roll call all
were on hand, and ~'oue' W 'neir ha''s NAL
hUmor
The Second regiment New York Volunteers tCo Carts
Troy regmen) received addiction ~ their Number by
some bny or sixty soldiers from u la,1~ regiment and
some Now York regiment Il do not know Fhich) who
have served out term Of punishment the Rip RAps.
The did not very credtabe appearances, On
account Of the dapdaed stale OF their clothing but they
looked strong and hearty, and with uniforms aud
proper discipline they will make useful soldiers
Newport News is getting to DO quite a village
now Besides SIX or seven wei furnished stores,
where you can buy everything, from whole suit
OF clothing down TO paper OF pins at reasonable prices
there now two boarding establishments in full
flourish. Our New York friends viii hardly believe
when tell them that for five dollars a week we have
full board-tour five every day at dinner and
such delicaces shee shead and real Virginia oysters
quito frequently Ice cream for dessert every day. Who
would not be mt Newport Ncwss
But all Joking aside 1t is matter OF real rejoicing to
the good order in camp aud the crnestness with which
officers and men, with very few exceptions endeavor 70
do their duty; II is evidence of the stand which will
be taken in the hour OF danger Two the times the
alarm has boon raised the supposed approach Of the
enemy, and the alacrity with which The men have
FASTENED to their quarters TO make themselves ready for
BATTLE and tho determined look shining out OF every face
are indeed a source OF true pride TO us all
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Latest News from the Union Army
Intelligence from the Rebel states
Archbishop Hughes on Slavery and the
Wnr-Coloncl Meagher's Oration-IIa-
bcas Corpus in War Time-The Evan
EelicaI Alliance in Gcncvn-Thc Latest
Ncvvs-Rcvicw of the Markets, sc.
The FAMILY HERALD, for the present week, viii be ready
this wednesday, morning. Among other mAtors in its
columns will be found:--The Latest News from the
Union Camps at Washington, Western Virginia. Missouri
kcntscky, Fortress Monroe, Hattcras Inlet and the
Movements OF the Federal Forces during the past week
The Latest News from the Rebel States The Movements
CT The Rebel Forces Missouri and Kentucky An Account
of tho Capture Of tho Propeller Fanny and Public Stores
by the Rebels An able article from Archbishop Hughes
Slavery and the Present War; Report Of Thomas
Francis Mcaghcr' Grafton tho Academy Music on
the Irish Soldier, his Duty and his obligations; very
interesting article tbs Writ Of Habeas Corpus War
Time origin and who may suspend IT. Report OF the
Meeting Of tho Evangelical Alliance in Goncya with
Synopsis OF the Reports and other Papers read Important
News from Europe Letters rtom London, Paris and
Berlin Correspondents, and much other interesting
reading.
Foreign and Domestic News received by Mail and Tec-
graph; Editorials Lending Events; Reports or the
Money Commercial and Cattle Markets. Record Of Mar
riages and Deaths FOR the Week ard variety Of other
reading Of general interest.
TermsTwo dollars per year; four cents single copy.
To be obtained at the Office Of Fuon and Nassau
streets and OF the agents. Advertisements inserted
al the usual HERALD rates
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 8, 1861
Stocks 6r,s. pennsylvania State SIS 7ba<. Rendinr
Railroad lTM: Norris Canal, 80; Long Isaud Rllroaa
81, Pennsylvania R..N. read, 3S}a Sight exchange on
PHnApEiiiA, Oct. s, 1881.
Flour qniet. Wheat dull sales 5000 bushels rcd at
81 20 81 80; white 81 d.. Corn active az zoe Wins
Key firm at pc. "a - isG
- BUFFALO, Oct. 81 NJ.
Flour steady Wheat quiet nothing Of Importance
doing Corn steady: sales 40 900 bushels 800
IsVUO bushels at $50. Canal fire. ghts 10 &c. corn
lSc on wheat TO New York. Impo, ts-T 900 bbs nour
~ 600 bushels wheat, 600 bushels barley Exports
600 bbs Hour 900 bushels wheat, 10l 900 bushels
corn, 80 900 bushels oats.
BrTALo, Oct S--p NJ.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet sales 20 600 bushels Mil
waukce club ut 81 03, $500 bushels chicago spring AT
ooc oOO0 bushels do AT &c., 900 bushels red Ohio at
81 ~ Corn steady and demand moderate: sales so 600
bushels at 393sc whiskey steady: sales 70 bb at 1Sc
New York Lake imports--9,000 hbls Hour, 10000
bushels wheat so 900 bushels corn 900 bushels
Cana exports-2000 bbls -four l52 900 bushels wheat
10000 bushels corn az 900 bushels oats.
OswrGo, Oct s.
Flour steady; wheat dull sales 800 bush rcd tate
II 1871 Corn in fair demand but vey &C; slles
Barley in active demand sales 900 bush Toronto 5oc
rivo 53ac in store. Rye scare, safes 0oo hush Cana
dian, to arrive al 5sslc in store Canalreghs dull hoar
&c wheat l2Hc., corn l2lec. to New York. Lake i'm
ports--22 500 bush wheat, IS 600 BUSH corn "a 900
bush barley. Canal exports 22b bbls. loIr, 81 900
BUSH wheat, Il 300 bush. corn, 81 300 bush barley
CHICAGO Oct s, 1851
Flour dull. Wheat declined de- a 4y.c ZIG a 7Sc Tor
mixed in store 2os.c Gle. oais auiet Receipts
$500 bbs -four 95 900 bus h. wheat 12S 900 BUSH
Shiimcnts-lll 200 bush. wheat, 1893 bush. corn.
freishts inactive. Exchange on New York unchanged
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Person Intelligence.

Among the passengers by the Persia today is Mr. W
B. West the newly appointed United States Consul for
Galway. Mr.. West comes from Jancsville Wisconsin
He Is the author Of book american life and man.
ners, which is about to bo published in London.
Mr. Blonslel Won Calonbrook, Belgian Minister to the
Omitted States, Is stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Hon. J. p. Stockton, cx Minister to Rome Commodore
Stedman of the United States Navy Mrs Senator Gwn,
0 California and Madame dc Gerolt wife OF the Prussia
Minister, are stopping at the New York Hotel.
Lieutenant W. Gibson, of the United States Navy; NJ
Brmmor and Inman G. Cunningham OF Boston and X. u.
Buchanan, Of England, are stopping at the Brevoort
House.
Hon. w. y. shipman, of Hartford Conn; Colonel dc
Epineu and wife, and G. Il. Darand and wife, Of New
York Captain r. Hitchcock, of the United States Navy
W vandervoort, of 81. Louis; IT, G. Kingsley and fami-
}y Of New Haven; Morris Hacker, of Philadelphia and D.
X whitney and wife, Of Boston stopping tie Abe.
marie Hotel.
Colonel S. NJ Afford, of the New York Third regiment
A. J. Davis and wife, of Cincinnati James Turner Of
Philadelphia; L. F. Leeds, OF Stamford, Conn. w. J,
Tonger, Of New York, and A. b. Lee and wife Of Al.
bany are stopping at the Lsrargc House
Judge Ames, of Boston Lieutenant Am,nen, com
mandcr Of the gunbcat Seneca A. T. Burnside Of the
United States Army &. w. Ciaypoe, of Kentucky j
Clark and wife. Of Connecticut II. Blanchard OF Hart
ford 8. g. Mason, OF Providence, and ID. j. Justice Of
Minnesota are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. II. L. Dawes p. Campbell and G W. Warren OF
Massachusetts, Hon. w. g. Steele, OF New Jersey Mrs
Chancellor Wsdsworths, Of Saratoga D. a. SHUTTLE o.
Flmira II Wheeler of Bridgeport, and Geo. Y. Iarncd
of Boston are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Col A. j. Butler Major William Allen, Or. E. H. Abadie
and j. b. Mclaughlin, of the United States Army; DR. NJ
Smith, Of the United States Navy W. T. Pool Of Wash
mgon; II. Reese, of Philadelphia; A. Cheney, of Dos
ton; H. Phillips and D. s. Dexter, of Rhode Island;
II Butcher, Of Massachusetts, and j. G. Cooper OF Vir
gina, stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Col q. ID. Bailey OF the United States Army; Capt C.
H. Davis Of the United States Navy; Capt Haeit Of Tho
shin Vengeance, Mrs. Col De Russey and family OF DC
FDin Comfort; {. L. Shalpless and wife, A. L. Masse,
and John Tucker, Of Philadelphia; George H. Pearce O
Boston; Mr. Aiken and wife and Mr.. Buckingham OF Con
nccticut A. f. Edwards of Saratoga: A. PolaI OF Wash
rnNt N nj Tnn.pn ~ n Gran md
Dure, OF Toronto, and r r. johnson, of San Francisco
stopping at the Aston House.
Or Isaac H. Hazelton, formerly OF Boston second AZ
sisant Physician n II. Asylum for the Insane has beet
appointed Assistant Surgeon in the United States Navy.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Decentralization for

The New York Decentralization for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkns will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
Tho European mails will close in this city al O'Clock
this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDrTIoN THE HERALD will be published
at eight O'Clock in the morning. Single COPIES in wrap
pers, six cents.
Tho contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph ut
the Office during the previous week and up the hour Of
publication.
Sampson Low Son 4 Co, No. AZ I.udgltc Hill, London
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
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PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

The Mami-ths sidewhcel steamer-wil be
launched in few days. She is carry eighty pound
ned gun either end fore and aft. She will also carry
other guns not yet designated. The Brooklyn is under
oing survey in der ascertain what repairs will be
necessary II il eoted that she will soon DO readv
Tor sea again. The two new ganboats-ltasca Wssa
hickon--that were launched few days ago. are being
rapidly mado ready for 50 vice. The gunboats building
al the yard will be armed with three eleven inch she'll
and an eight and hs uh rifle gun. The work OF con
verting purchased els gnnboas is being pushed
forward with all pos despatch and the yard during
working hours, presents iyeiy appearance
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Married.

CoNwAy-NolRAT.-In Jersey City, on Sunday, October
., oy tho hey; Or. smith, WIN. H. CONWAY, Esq MLs
JOSEPHINE l.. NolRAr, al Of that city
hoiilSs-lniLfs--ln Jersey City, on Wednes lay even
my october z, by the Rev Dr. Rttls, Mr.. WILLIAM w
souri,. 1919 = = "'-'
scnoLks5cuLp On Monday, October I, by Rev. u. NJ
'ohh,on fkkpkRck WILLIAM scHoLES OF this city TO
ABIGAIL, eldest daughter OF Thomas Child ~ Erookivn
Manchester and London papers please copy
WlLLLMs-UrrER. In Brooklyn on sunday Octnber 4
ny Rev. Il o. Bxtes, Mr.. ISAAC WilAMs 10 Miss n.
LOUISA UlJsR, all OF Sussex county N j.
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Court Calendar-Th,s Day.

SUPREME Cougr, CiRcun-rart Nos l345, 1885, 1OI7
1853, Has 100, l2s9, 1o44, 1896 lols 1850, 1852
1856, loss, l05Sh, 1902, i06G, 1c0S, 1858, 1886.
COMMON PIe.s--Part Nos, 1885, 1895, 1896, 1890
1900 l4O1 1902, 1404 1905 1906 1909 14i0 sea- 1885,
9OS. Fart H-Nos 1855, 1876, 1899, 400, l1Ol l4O2
lloa, lao5, 1905, lso9 lilo, s94, 1915, sos.
SUPERIOR Cotnr--part Mos. $685. 2l05 2l0T oil
2l13, 2l17 2l2l, 2l23, 2l2., 2i2g 2l3l 2i33, 2l35
$685. 2o96 209s 2ioo 2lo2, 2l04 2o5 BIOS 2llo 2ll2
Ella, 2ll6, 2lls. 2l20
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Important Judicial Decision.

PORTLAND, Me-, OCT 5, 1851
In the Admiralty Court this morning Judge Ware dc
vered an able opinion condemnng the British schooner
William Arthur before reported seized, on the ground
that she intended to run the blockade.
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THE PRESENTATION TO LIEUTENANT sIMp.
SON IT, SN

A few weeks ago Lieutenant Simpson, OF the Cnited
States Navy, presented with handsome testimonial
behalf of tho volunteer officers Of the service whom,
he had been trno instructing in gunpery on the
receiving ship North Carolina He has been appointed to
take charge Of class of instruction the Newport Naval
Academy and he has addressed the following letter from
that place. acknowledging the receipt Of tho ga silver
pitcher, two goblets and salvcr:-
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY,
NEWPORT, 4. l.. Oct. &, 1851.
Your beautiful git has come safely TO hand and deem
proper to acknowledge the receipt of it, in order that
you may know that the last stage Of your
is passed without accident
Your committee has displayed most exquisite taste in
the selection and the embellishments have
any professional designs gracefully grouped. l
think that you have to congratulate yourselves
upon tho result of their abors for when desire
handsome thing, nothing moro annoying than have
more to say that thank you, and let me add that
see in this expression Of your esteeiu for
more than the simple expression Of good feeling towards
an individual recognize in IL tho good fellowship which
believe will continue exist between the regular and
the volunteer service. Before together there
might have doubts your mind as 10 how we should
agree met and your beautiful gift is brilliant proof
that sailors, whether Of tho navy OF tho merchant
marine who meet together for great obcctthat Of
their countrys safetynd that they have but heart
and recognise each oter as brothers in There is
20 room FOR jealousy, the cause is good, the work is
earnest and the sailor who has been going abroad under
his glorious Union flag, feeling hmse the representative
Of the whole country, must be patriot indeed and unfit
to participate in petty things.
SHAH keep warm place in my heart for my friends
of the Volunteer Navy, and hope that you may mover
have any to regret the prompt in which
I am gentlemen, respectfully and faithfully yours,
r. SIMPSON, Lieutenant United States Navy
Lieutenant J. b. BAXTER, Lieutenant q. T. W. BgHM
Acting Master BAKER and Others United States volun
teer Navy.
James $. Palmer arrived at Barbados W. L. and sailed
sbo ea,ro davf
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six Persons Drowned by tho UpsettIng
of

. PORTLAND, Oct 3, 1851
BY tho upsetting of boat at Diamond cove tn alter
noon, inc following persons were drowned ;-stephon
Morse taius Hyde, Charles HYDE Charles Aen Charles
ba2keu aud J. W Ford. one man. named Goodhue, Wa.
saved. they were on pleasure excursion.
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Death or Professor ELI ives.

4NEW VCT 3, 1901.
Professor Eli Ives professor in Yale College and one OF
our most honorable and revored citizens ded at his resi-
dcnce this morning, aged 81 years.
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Ohio State Election,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. s, 1s61--Mdnight.
The returns are coming in very slowly, but all those
ceved show heavy Union majority. II is impossible to
give anything decisive TIL tomorrow.
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THE n Av Y.
Arrival or the United States Steam
Frigate wabash from charlottesville
Vessels Blockadtng that Port-Hcr

Arrival or the United States Steam
Frigate wabash from charlottesville
Vessels Mockadtng that Port-IIcr
Trip-Ltst OF Officers, &c.
The United States steam frigate Wabash, Captain
Samuel Mercer commanding, arrived at this port ffoM
Charleston yesterday afternoon which place she left the
evening Of the 3D. this month She has been active ser
vice nearly six months After leaving Hatteras Inlet
iound she had some Ave shot holes below tho water
line, which were temporarily plugged. She has been
ordered home for some repairs 10 her hull and machinery
as aso 10 nave some slight changes made in her officers
In the action of Iiaeras the Wabash was ordered by
Flag Officer Stringham 10 take the Cumberland in tow
Nap'an BalTons attempt was to cripple the frigate
ihat u would leave the Cumberland helpless in the
way Oh manGuvrins, as she would be unable to
get oil without the assistance Of the Wabash
with Inc breeze tina, was then blowing In shore. Accord
ingy as he states his direct firing was at this ship
Mhiie captain Mercer and signal officer standing
on the bridge shell fol- the water within four of
inc ships side The Wabash will sail again in week or
Ten days The Roanoke Vandalia and Flag were ut an
chor on Charleston on tho evening Of tho Sd inst.
SINCE leaving Hateras Inlet, August 70, the weather
has been remarkably lire and pleasant, the thcrmome-
Ter about 10 degrees On the 2s,h Of September she
experienced gale from the southeast which lasted
four days.
Annexed is a list Of the officers Of the Wabash
Cdptain-Samuel Mercer, commanding
First L'eae"an, ard Fset,aice Qeic.-Ihos G corbn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Irwin, i. o. Matthews and John S Barnes.
tSsrgeon-Edwurf 6i christ
Major Commanding Aarines-J. 7. Doughty.
Pdyrldser--,John :. Guck
Chief Engineer w. King.
D0cor-Jamrs biaree,
Chapldin-Geolge w. Torrance.
Acting Mosters-Tuwpsend stiles john ". Bentley John
Il. Rockwell
Midshpmea-anes +. Robertson, John H. Rowland,
,R. II. hanson.
3 Captains Cierl.-l. Henry Pulkley.
Eng.nsrs-trst Assistant R. W. McCleery; Second As
sistant, r. j. lowering Third Assistants Thomas A. Ste
vens, Philip r. voorhees, Harris II. Moiony w. c. vii.
Hanson, Hillary Aessiincr.
f1itmntcr-Wm. n. Maui.
NdvJentcr--fhares Bordnan.
Gunnsr-Ihomss Stewart.
Observation-Disclosures Coghlln.
PascgcrS-A exter, Acting Master, OF tho Minnesota;
W W. Harde, Acting Master of tho ST. Lawrence Geo
W Palmer and Lewis West, Acting Masters.
MOVEMENTS OF GOvERNME TRANSPORTS.
The steam transport Atlantic has left her dock and is
now lying at anchor in the North river. The Vanderbilt
Is taking board number of surfboas and the other
steamers that chartered busiy engaged taking
on board various articles sded by the army aud navy
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A Pure TObncco.-fellow Bank Tobacco.
-GOODWiNS Pare Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from I'll I'm.
pues sale by all tobacco and dealers, and at
Wholesale BY z. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2o7 Waierstreei.
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BOSTON NAVY YARD.

I Inc bark VIM g. Anderson towed down tho ba
ON Monday, and anchored there ~ await q fair wind
- expected that the barks Ethan Allen and Kinglsht
will follow.
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IL
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshcd
information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Banker LIZ
Add to Extreme Cheapness ALI the Adj
vanges Of rs, fashionable fabric and You will have
" lse a 81 r. s {, lis s
Where Is ship Island, Captured Rccent-
y: Who're is Eeagete sIand'-Whers Is Mississpp CIV
s5 Plate Map Of the southern states leqs zee, large
To the Public.
Permit TO inform you that we have now opened
p'e'e and extensive ass erin a% ct
adapted for fall and winter cching, 70 which partc
larry invite personal Inspection, and which will
ing 70 make up to order IN our usual Me known style q
advance has taken place in all fashionable imported goods
Assuring you d our continued determination to merit the
Confluence We have - long enjoyed we'd We ar.
foF :. iSaI:ssf s 4 tcsodsMsifASr,
Taors aud Importers 81 Walker street
By the ,canss o. many 2, aT cSaSer aud darns The
vc per cen, for ready money nil purchases from this
Army and Navy Equipment4 positively ne, cash on cell
very.
RucLsIxin md Mcrino Undcrshirts at
retail all sizes; prices low. IRA pEREGo { SONS,
81 Nassau street, and l75 Broadway.
Pure Lfquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale or ,S smy .rSae a. street pser' e.
A Pure TObncco.-Hellow Bank Tobacco.
-GoODwINs Pare Yellow Bank Tobacco free from II m
purties hy all tobacco and dealers, and ~
Wholesale BY Z. GOODWIN BROTHER, 2o7 Naiersirees
CristahorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecsThe best in The world Wholesale and retail and The
dye paivately applied. No. = Aston House
Hill, Inimitnblc Cutter OF Hair and
whiskers No Barclay Hair Dye Scents: black o.
brown; best ia use.
RutchclOr's Hair Dye-The Best i'm tho
worldIIarmlcss, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied a. BACHELORS wig factory, - BOND street,
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Batchclor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
wordIIarmlcss reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory 70 Rond street.
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Crista,loro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecsThe the world Wholesale and retail and he
aye paivately applied. No. 6Asor House.
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THE REVENUE CUTTER AGASSIS TO RE
LIEVE THE BiBB, STATIONED AT TIL
NARROWS

The revenue cutter Dibb Lieut.. Martin commanding
that has been stationed al tho Aarrows inspect all YES
sols going out or coming in order that nothing contra
oand OF war shall lovo port has been relieved by
She Agassis, Lieut. Travofs commanding The revenue
otlicers-Messfs. Rabncau and Drcw-to whom the daily
press indebted may courteses have been trans
!erred from the Bibb to tho Agassis and will continue
their duties w heretofore,
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


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Co.'S kent,cky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Class 523-ociobcrS 1861
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Circulars free Of charge by addressing eilerto
MURRAY, EDDY X CO.,
CoyingtOn KY, o Louis, No.
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The steam transport Atlantic has left her dock and is
now lying at anchor in the North river The Vanderbilt
is taking on board number Of surfboats and tho other
steamers that were chartered busy engaged taking
on board various articles aided by the army and navy
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Hill. Inimttnblc Cutter OF Hair and
whskers No Barclay Hair Dye. 3eents: black o.
brown; best IN use.
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Prizes Cashed in all LsGelizcd Lotteries,
And information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
II and 10 Wall street UP stars Sew York.
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Pure Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade Fifteenth street Dslery,
tabl she'd in 1852, at rs West Fifteenth street.
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Arrival q General FoplI<bci Preparation 10 Cdpluts
The Troops al caiconacomico- Whct the Rct.l General
Hager SayFescis Sen: 10 the Recu>-Reinf orcemeais
Su,t BY the Spoulding-Geeeral AonsGeM 20 Command
the Forc,s HatrdsAdditionaJ Items Captured by the
Rsbels-7hree Months Medical and Hospio, Ssores-A
Motaeriy Dodgs--A Ncet Litter Ba9-seisurc Of Money
and Intorma,io~--7he Captain cf The Fanny Detained a.
Od Poin,-Sone Of His Old Tricks, dc.
General Wool arrived here this morning. and as far as
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RoMATIc SCHIEDAM SCIiNAPfS.
rJcrs druggists and private families who wish to supply
themselves the present low price had better make early
application. NDOLlHo WObrE,
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n., INT DELFIuA, Oct. 3, 1851
Railroad ITzI Norris Canal, 80; Long IsIana R,i,rnas
sys Pennsy ivania Raasead, SS}a sght c1chanse on
New York III