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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10

ESEEk CEEEa LAND FOR SALE.
); IiND ACRES Of THE CHOICEST LAND "a DgEr
c,OOO CREEK, ten miles from GreelsT!lls, In Wash.
49,. So.a;y, mississippi.
!2tEs ao' nss body Of Land n the; Mississippi Val.
..
s. YIELD With certainty ~ bales o; Co:ton or 20
:.-is .: cVr2 per acre.
sruier TO susoAr,oS and Its natural drainage
cgit;s :,chas unnecessary.
ss- finer stock range =, ln addition to cane and
binary grasses. Blca GsAss and Rxb CLOVER do we'll
~
=: IL /: i-ishhcrhood OF wealthy plan,era, some OF
: - s:- !Eoa: Virginia and Tennessee.
!Se Improvements consist OF good Dwelling House. Ne
gas:t::s Gin House, Stable, Cribs, &C.: CSC acres 10
-'s'os, aud deadenns Of $50 acres, thus aHorling
- sc:es -. cultivation next year.
-s'e opportunity Is oEered In Its sale, secure the
-s Co:iaG Plantation on the Mississippi river
=; :saNS Apply 10 FARLEY, JUREYS & Co.,
.ttca is--cw6n New Orleans. La
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;iVPS! HOIST! HOPS AND FARLEY.
" EASTED large quantity Of Hops, for which liberal
" Y::e Eil be paid. They grow Wild on good many
.': 10 Virginia. thoss who viii now gather them and
=: % u, S.li be compensated for thelr labor.
J. D. GOODMAN.
;'-?rrGe!s #ho will have Barley for sale will please
..=-;i:cate T;ts he, naming price Ind quantity.
}. D. G.,
lob rr
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,HNIX~AS COTTON LANDS, PROTECT

~ n .f.VEEs, AND NEAK THE MISSISSIPPI
.T,g. r;i. SALE on ACCOMMODATING TERMS OR
". u.lf os EACH TRACT in EXCHANGE FOR
I..SrFS-rU Wit
,r...t I::ACT.-ot 1900 acrts on Alligator Bayou,
/ 80. =.Lr- tom Mississippi river, back Of Walnut
-. y ca...4dsn cousty, below Memphis; s0p acres
.->--:s;
.:ECE9 T-ACT-l, ivS scre,, ca the Ice OF Railroad
~ s,ss !.ndiag and back OF Bayou Bartholomew In
.s.- .?Gn'r.
:a::r .aACT-s 900 acres 90 Old Towr Ridge and Late
q: -: county, two miles froE: Mississippi rye9 sh,
-. -7H -ese old desdep.ag.
:..*!a TRAoT.-l,o00 seres on OLD Town Ridge ana
':e C!e from Mississippi river; apO acres cleared
49,, dsadened six years with all necessary buildings
'.:" FRAcF-l 90u acres on Old Town Ridge AID Lake
!rutn Mississippi river 400 acres In high stat. Of
:.'4.on 700 acres ole Geadenirg, with No. Dwelling
r.l3.s,ioa buildings.
desiring inform Atom will please address
-. y. JOHNSON, at Georgetown. Ky.; ". v. JOHNSON
.-r.i'e, hy.;, Mr.. LEWIS CASTLEIAN at Crittenden
a4-i:, AK Gnd Mr.. J. :. MATTHEWS, IT. Drew couHty
-. GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
:, 9.--rwtni 81. L. Johnson
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The Richmond ENQUIRER,
Sgd DAILY. sEaI-wEEKLH AND WEEKLY
: ~ TYLER, WISE ~ aI.LEGRE.

:,.r'esnsaE Inserted In the Semi Weekly Enquirer at
;: ?s square OF D lines or less for the hrsr luser-
~! 80 cc":s per squsre for each contnusl .; ori
-.~ r-a:..
Advertisements IL be considered So the month or
- -.ts-, srrs.aed en the Manuscript, or previously
,s! :25a 81 Seea the parties
u sivssaE .3t rot marked the copy for specified
:. .cs-.loaa. will be continued until ordered out,
,.:rayrsn: exac;ed accordingly.
- :A AoSxRri.kHkSrs.-To avoid any mtsuader
- !sg the past Of the Annual Advertisers 1t a pro.
i sss distinctly that their privileges ouly ex,e:ds to
T. ::=elac business Real Estate Legal and uil 9th
,T:se.neas sent by taera 10 be additional charge
ri &c variation.
Zeal Estate and General Agents Advertisements lot
i>e:e1 BY the year, bat be charged the usual
-. :'-'fio srca d!scoun;s Gs shall be agreed rron
;F'f'cks--"' ard yearly advertisers, generally,
-: 90 squares With the privilege Of change
LOT, 1a ceC yearly average, In any week, irSert
:t Lea :Ac :fscon. asreed upoa tie s.sniag rule
se eo1t.act, AID al sxcesdpg such s.ncGIt 20 be
;.-,sd ST the Usual rates.
~ 81 dues - Ms oioe may te r,-ctsed PEI urlin
al 'Sa:iais Dsna aotSs, JreVS:srs5, ii: the islof
r-.'c=-
.r-hr Uo:tuaries aRd Tributes OF ncepc:, exc3 ling
rs, a.r charged for As ndyerttsec-"'s
,:i :oci distance EIs: De :;compa...-.. - aa
~, or Satisfactory references, to 'asasc execution
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The New York journal Of Commerce ssys
that Liucolns "detectivez" Ac-o repaired !!5:
Of secession sympsthisers'; II. lat city Ihsy
hs7s sspotted" about seven hundred cit:-':::
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DEDER or GEN. SCOTT.

" ACPI. 4ooA' y
General orders, -lo. 1.-THE General.in-
Chief is happy to announce that the Treasury
Department, to meet lnture payments to the
troops, is about 10 supply, besides coin as
heretofore, Treasury notes in iiveS, tens and
twen,ies, as good as gold at all banks
and Government Offices throughout the
United States, and most convenient for
transmission by mail from officers and men
to their families at home. Good husbands,
fathers, sons, and bgothers, serving under the
Stars and Stripes, will thus soon have the
ready and safe means of relieving an immense
amount Of suffering which could not be reach
ed with coin.
In making uy such packages, every officer
may be relied upon, no doubt, foT such assia-
tance IS may be needed by his men.
By command of Lieut.. Gen. ScoTr:
L. u. TOWNSEND, Assist. Adj't General
Whether the "Republican" rulers think they
are really beueiitting the soldiers, may be
Judged from the following extract from Rus.
sells last letter 10 the London "Times:" :"
Members of Congress are the first to touch
the nice new paper money On receiving their
salaafS they were presented with fifty dollars
in gold and with two hu.i.icud aud fifty dollars
in the Treasury notes AZ payment for the
month. They did not like 1t. The brokers
charge per cent discount, although the gov
pays per cent interest OF :he two
year notes. so that there is loss TO the original
holder Of 81 per cent per annnm, if nc sub
mits to the discount These, however, arc
very triling matters in consideration Of that
which is to come.
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The Washington Gov crnment has made
meri. Of paying gold to its soldiers. The gold
has given vut, and now it makes merit Of
paying them paper. Gen. Scott was selected
to break the good news TO them, and he talks
to them as to silly children and after the man
ner Of the "sweet German accent" Hear him
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t,.., nO.it.LAs & GREGORY
j wI;;'p THE CoCRTS or HANOVER AND RlH1
w.. ~ 'pluLAa Also aueuds :hs Courts OF Biay snd
- - 80 rEro!ia-
:Es::nsl'!A:; hyieGs, King WiiuaIu.
--9H.I.I.Y. u, Did L,arch, Eanorar. Enn lu..ulY
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From Il Santa Fe letter to the Ohio "State
Journal" dated August 1Ath, We derive the
following interesting particulars in relation to
the surrender Of Major Lynde, and other mill
tary and political affairs in New Mexico
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LAWRENCE 5. mAHYE,

U.,c,,, ATTORNEY AT Law,
| .t.'Et: II the Courts OF the city OF Richmond and
:. %'n''rs Of Henrico, Hanover and Caroline.
''"itry Public si.d Commissioner Of the United
:: .,e7 u C!l!r.s ~ -.
=: .Mersa.p beir.a5a ~ ttEstalp Wh!.5 slj hiri-
tn ,IIt9lssd, u. "aa>t oov -u l1th street, jsSt
>Hy ls-Sly ,;r-:-.. :, -. :; q. o;.,. 90
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>IRt.. 6.-I desire to. purchase twenty or; Thirty
t.s, reasonable tirs<geod security and fnterest
j. 5S~~soL' WM g. HINES
:Md.u.nE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
.ss up ana damaged Leather, and the best brands
"a oS''afns, which viii sell Low for cash or good
~.
'' 'i's nads B1oRass, for oAsH only.
49, N UEYf6fUX. lesJg
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Co i4:it..t,u ayu. .Ii,!rii ii: U::.J.. i.4r ="
pezs'f
Li%OEEiY: !&Oy GgT aD5k:.'l.!.r4.
lie f- AnyaSci.;; rn Tjv, T.Trif T., w;>r -,
riII'n. ..Jua;.TDs'
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BROOKLYN.

MYSTERIOUS DtsArrEARANCE or \ WoMNN
AND TWO CnILDREN - SUSPICION oF forI
PLAYA man named Charles X. Jackson, re-
siding at Mispctb, Queens County, was arrest
eel ON Saturday 10y Officer VIM II. Folk, on
suspicion Ct making away with his wife AMI
two children. The cirCumstnnccs appear 10 b'
these jackson had frequent difficulties with
his wife, and, ~ alleged had threatened 10 Kill
her on more than one occasion. Some four
weeks since she aul the children were missed ly
the ncighhors. he stated that She hat gone to
her relations in Newark, y. j which, il ap-
pears, was not the fact. Some time after she
had been missed, lack son called at the hou-c OF
one of her sisters In New York, and stated
that she had committed suicide. lilo went
To tho house Of another sister and
made the same statement. lie explained
that in consequence Of Disagreement, he
turned her and the children out Of the hou,c
and locked the doors. lie then left, and oh
served them going into the woods. On his re-
turn, lie found the back window broken, and
his gun taken away and he inferred that a.
she had frequently threatened TO commit sui
eide she had taken the gun Tor that putposc.
~ all events, he had not seen her since. The
FREUD oi the woman went To the house, and
found that She hal taken no clothing Other
| circumstances also filled their minds with APP
| nrchcnsion, and thcy called at the Police
| Headquarters in New York and stated their ,us pi-
| cuus tu Inspector tfpcntcr. The latter informed
| the Inspector of Brooklyn, who dispatched Ollie
| Ger Folk to MaTcth. The officer was accumpi-
| MED bV Mr.. D,Noc, a relative Of Mrs Jack son
| They found Jack ,on in the village, aud brought
| him 10 lirpoklyn. lie was not very c0lnmuni-
catNc, and but little information ol any Kind
was obtained. The accused was locked up in
| the Fourth Precinct station house. This morn
in hr will bc taken to Nrwtown for cVnmina-
lion. II is barely possible that the woman went
oil with the children after she was turned out of
the house, hut ~ none of them have since been
seen. her friends irc fearful that they have been
ioully dealt with
A FEMALE PICkrOCKEr.-A Young woman
named Bridget Dwycr was arrested in ST. paul's
| Church yesterday, in the act Of picking the
| pocket Of lady. She was locked up for exam
| nation.
BRooKLYN CRY MowN LtrY. The total
number of deaths in this city last week was
IL, of which ~ were ndult, and l2a children
The principal diseases were cholera inlantum
| ~ commissions, iuiautilr, Is marasmus ~
scarlet fever consumption, = ; small poN, ,
diarrhoca, I Sc. lulcr one wear OF age, Il
between I aud ~ vcars 81. Native, Of United
StIt,' 100; Ireland, Il; England, , Ger
msny, o.
FAr,t AccrpENr.--A little girl named
rat'arrc Fury, fell from the lth story window
Of her lc-id,ncc, corner Of Conoycr and prcsi-
dcrt to-. on Friday afternoon. She struck tie
| tagging IN the ward and fractured Ter skull.
| Death ,u,uod in m hour thereafter
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DEATHS.

BARoN-on Friday, Esd inst, Eugene Baron,
The remains were inferred in Greenwood Gene
tery. 90
DoI.AN-on Friday 93d inst John Dolan. nv
tive Of the Parish Of Lscarrol, County Cork Ire
land, aged Sc years.
The friends Of the family, also Of his sons, John,
Patrick. james and Michael, and brothers Timothy
and Patrick, respectfully invited IN attend the
funeral, this Monday afternoon. at o'clock, uon
his late residence, 234 East 10Th st. 100
McCAUGHEY-1n Brooklyn, the 2ith inst,
Marg ret, wife of W liam McCaughey.
The aiives and friends Of the fHnily ar re-
specially invited " attend the funeral this tN W.
day. afternoon, at o'clock, from her late rest
dence qip Gold a. Rronklvp i5j
OLNEY On Saturday morning, 2hh inst aiter n
painful illness Mr.. Mary Olney widow Of the late
Peter Oiuey, in the 77th year oi her age
The friends aud relatives u the iMnily arr r.
specially invited ~ attend the funeral this On n
day) afteruoon, at O'Clock, from her he resdr,e,
~ West 2Ith II, without further invitation. liz
RYAN-on Sunday, Goth inst Patrick Ryan, "
the Parish " Lsrona Co Tipper,ry, Ireland
Tho friends of the family are respectfully inv ted
n attend the funeral, from his ate residence 81
Mulberry at, this Monday afternoon, goth inst, at
O'Clock. o.
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VILLA MSBUR GU.

Du,-, PNRApE on rlIE flEsr EEGIMENr
,Ncampcd at Ept New lorl, Tor the past six
weeks during which time the most exemplary
discipline Ia, been maintained nnd,hy constant
drilling, the men have att,Hcd a good degree
Of perfection in military evOlutious. On Shur-
day, the men we're furnished with the hSlance
Of their aims and uniforms. Yesterday, We re-
grct to learn, wa chosen hv them for grand
DIRE parade un their camp ground, and con-
ccit by the regimcntal band. Our confidence
In officers who do not hesitate 10 disregard pub
lie morals in III smlnuor must bo seriously quail
flied with doubt. From four To five thousand
persons were present to witness the parade,
large number Of whom remained in the neigh
borhood OF the camp throughout the day This
regiment will leave for Washington tomorrow.
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OK REWARD-JOSEPH POWERS, II
~ years Old, missing from his home, First Place,
Brooklyn, since Aug IAN wore dark pants and
grey Jacket. The above reward viii be paid for his
production or Information OF his whereabouts JAS.
FRERI- 18th st, near sth ave- Brooklyn. au2i 2'l58
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Before Judge SWITZERLAND.

The CAeerer Church Disputc--The following !
the decision Of the Judge in the Cheevcr Churcl
case, on the motion TO dismiss the complaint al
irregular.
Henry A. HART ct nj v. Charles Y. Harvey ct
ALT Il true that the complaint in this case
asks for compensation In damages for the al
legged wrongful Withholding Of tn, certificate,
and keeping tho plaintiff, out Of office and
also that the certificate Of the defendant
I've declared null and void but II is per-
icctly plain that the main relief askci Tor in
the complaint is the Judgment or determination
oi the Court that the offend nil were not rc.,u-
larry elected, AVID ate not ,ntitcI to the otlio'.
and that the plaintiff. were regularly elected and
are entitled to the 9TH ~.
The complaint shouli he dismissed. for II l.
clear that this Court has not jurisdiction ~ IT.,
the question Of title in this tcion " shnuli
bc tried bv auaction or proceeding IN The nature
Of 2Ho rGryGH'o.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
Tho unparalleled attractions " tho Museum arc
calling together thousands o. both sexes, AID all
ages and classes.
TIE LIVING HIprororNMUs,
TIE LIVING HlrrOPOr\M' :.
\ THE LIVING HlppOpOrAMi >,
RIVER HORSE RIVER HORSE,
RIVER HORSE RIVER HORSE,
RIVER HORSE-RtNER HORSE,
FROM THE RIVER NILE IN Egypt
FROM TilE RIVER NILE IN Egypt
TIlE GREAT HEllEMOIlI 90 nE snKlpl RES,
THE GREAT REIIEMOTU ~ uW SGRlPrTkES,
AND The MARVEL OF THE ANIMAL kING.
DOM IL universally a,ku' Wedgcd ~ O' the great 4
wonder ever seen Ia America. Every Intelligent
person knows that this h. the hrst ever seen IN
this country, aud It was My 10y the special p2.ln.s-
GRAND V. GRoY OF EGYPT
that this WAS oh'a' B. tie penalty being death for
any OF bis sr. . ,o allow one 10 leave his down he
ions with. ,rm .siou. n g. -trct'y ava
NMPHiWOUS ANIMAL
living undo. tuc water ur out of 1t wiU float ol top
of water, wa X ON the h.tturl uf rv'~,
under water. aud may be seen ~ tH' Mte.iH Iu tho
ARTIFICIAL RIVER. SWIMMING ANp WALK.
ING,
~ if hoiek.ug bon bis native stream, the historic
Nile. lie is accompanied bv
SALAAMA, HIS ARAB KEEPER,
who IL himself cur 1sty -lH .uI"n ui TINT his
toric trile of meu Also. Just utt1mpd ~ great
pcuse, and now to DE seen swimming iu tie large
tank In the Aluaria II,l,
A LIVING SHARK,
beside great variety OF othcr living Fish, Turtles,
&c, &c.
WHAT Is Isi OR MAN MONKEY
SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMPSON MON.
sTER SNAKES AQJARIA. HAPPY
FAMILY LIVING SEAL, 81.
Admission ~ all, 20 cts, Children under ten, IL.
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Police Intelligence, Sc.

Dr,rlISE or rnE roLI,E.-rHrolmin
John seaman, who, while OH du', AMI in citi-
zrr- dress, assaulted Lewis Koran, in coffee
and cake saloon in Morn, street. has been dis
m.-cd. Nh Koran, who resides in BrOuhlyn
was severely beaten, aud his watch and wallet
were -loru-h, whom he did not 1T the trial
state. seaman in Defense denied all knowledge
OF the wallet and watch, hut said that a disturb
ancc occurring in the saloon. he thought it hi
duty toaircst lluru. The Police Commission
uIs, however did not understand it to have been
Ncnulnn'- dul, 10 act 20 policeman wh,n not in
the attire prescribed hv the Department, and
lhrN were quite sure that 1t was not in uur-u-
nnno # duty that their pltrumln hal attacked
Mr. llornn and severely beaten him in the street;
h,I,r q, ID decision
FN-,rSD CurNrrRIur MoNEY.-A man
named john Moran, was arrested late SATURDAY
night chlrsod with having passed. counterfeit
go bill IN one ol the Connecticut hanks to Ira.
81 hohn, Of 2lS East Houston street Moran
va, tahun before Justice Steer, and held for eN-
animation,
1uu,r, A. nm SEA4IpE.-Thc light fin
gcrci tribe reached Long Branch in the van Of
the brigade, which followed in the fnoistcps Of
Mn. Lincoln. and entered upon their abors on
Wednesday. They stole from the Mansion
House alone, three diamond stars, two drop dia-
mond earring. one emerald and diamond ring
cosby an ''rP"ht nI,"h'' '"rHnolS
,,I, - ' "r;o',u Ir,'I. go a,J S.H ~ !,
be. O. Jcnmy June ~ an imitation bracelet, For
Ill Of which Inspector Carpenter, Of the Central
Police office" Elm street, corner Btoome, offers
s2'O reward.
TuE SnS or 4 WEALTHY CITIZEN EyrnMnrn.
,h,,I,. N,,,,t , maj, % ,.,.,rs ,r ,,c Iiin,,
49,, "
III v l'NIN 'I''' WHO hd' "''h "'"h-h''PSr
and cashier lur Mnssr1 Bouton & iruro, met
nfircr t,oldrn Of in, Gtb WorI rh,r,,rd vit
the cmbclllcmcnt oil monies to the amount OF
slHo belonging t? nus employer, ia" arcn''d
M @ i,,.,i. w., I,,,, .o,,'i,,I Mann, w.
Io 'Tn,,i,y l,r ,ri,I In Jer,,,I, nC II nnn Ial
IIo t,,b,,,r ,Im ,r;.o,or ,,ln T.; ~, i,,,,.J On
H., ,,nr,h .qno nnn rnC,sa w. i,,,,,G,rn IL, III.
I,t,I
,, r.,..
hh' "lILn HANDLED IN FAMILY " 'Nh
EEI.-At an early hour Sunday morning, man
'"l"'' E""u'" i""'y was 'o"''' ~ ''' ''"''"
, ",',I"R .'in ,, i,i,o ~,
weapons in tho hands Of Hugh Lynch and hi-
wii' Jane, during family quarrel. The as.ail
lH WIT aiios'u ny tnI ON ir'-'.'n' o',Io
| Ounckcnbu,h. Toucy was conveyed 10 the New
Ymk lIo,pital.
h"rh'N" NLttrIf'-J"S'pH stevens
/ fpnchman, arrested by officer O hirn, o
l dc fin Ward. CHARGED with s,ealiu., sI3 .
| c,on, rh,,,. pcu,. Of a,s Pearl .trc.t TIN
lo,,nr ,.o. I,in,, a.lenn in a rear rrom nj ri,
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Personal NOTICES.

EXPRESS COMPANIES WHO CAN DE-
IL liver flour by the barrel IN cities aud villages
near New York, may make profitable lrtaAEemelt
by calling At the cheap flur store, NJ 20i Front ST.
near Fulton Ferry. Us
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This table is derived by Oomparson Of ths FRA
Board sales each day, -
MINIATI.RE ALMANAC
MARINE INTELLIGENCR.

NFwroEr, Eng, Aug 9.-on the 27th ult, The ship
II Moscs, Of Hath, Captain Jones, with cargo Of
c,al from Cardiff for Rio JaneiTo, while proosedinx
down the Bristol Channel, came In collision with
lo'k Mary Ann Duties, uf this port also outward
bound with COAL whereby the latter sunk.
drowning the captain and hands Ths wvM
was struck ON the ttlrboard bow, between tho cat
Fad and stern, and cut down within ~ inches q
tie waters edge She returned 10 Cardiff, and has
hc,n attached by Admiralty for $1,000 by the own
M ~ A q sum rn ycaanl.
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In Anerican stocks ne bnsinssH Il lble6 n 80
culnaive purchases. United s,a,es hves hsve e,lc.
70 ~; rev orleans cy sixes bundg hayu sulf Il 20.
10 ~ 30 discount. New York and Erie fst $500,
seveus % 81 Cd mottaage 70 70. Brlti-h 49,,
niai somevh hat frfner o. price.
y. p sa,ierthwvto saysi-
The defeat Of the federal army NJ r'in Run has
VI sken The confidence u byers, ~ tends " pro-
long lie struggle. United State bonds hsTs fallen
lcayiiy, aud are very freely odfered. Erie sharps
aud Iiois shares have each declin III pSr seAt.
II DDS of hu kinds aie more plentiful, sud iew bny.
ers come forward even NJ n decline.
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INFORMATION WANTED 900 BY MARY
L CULLEN, Of her three brothers. MICHAEL,
DENNIS and BARNEY CULLEN. Address MARY
CULLEN, Jamaica, Long lslhud, y. Y. au2G 2 10
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

nOORS, SASHES AND BL1NDS-ASTO-
- ni-hmRy chrap, g. close the concern. Tho sub
sCril cr Wi sell the balance OF his u eek " doors.
sashos and blinds. q lrss than COST Look NJ 2 br.
fore you purchase. NB Those who pv,r IN nix pf
landing now is the tame. y. T.. KlMBAI.I, =
Bc,kman st. a2S 3'i3I
HORSE FOR SALE-A FINE GRAY Sad
1 die horse, 5yt,r- old, sound, aud knd M h,r-
ness price $500. Impure 40 Thompson IT,, in
store. au23 3'lDt
HORSE FOR SALE-A YOUNG DARK
L ,'otcd lay horse. 10y hands high, s,und and
kind boz every shape; also harness, wagon and -rig'
With H. Inquire ut Jll Monroe st. cor q. Irc,r.
au24 5'l33
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

PALM OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIES
- have yHu tried this excellent api highly per
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such us rlNPIES BLOTCnES, TAN SIN
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.', ~ 10 h Ing anil refreshing hen uyrrhcdri
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FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
TO SOLDIERS by HARNDEN'S EXPRESS.
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Is respectfully requested h. return the Night Key,
aud the eby avoid further particulars in future adj
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BILLS on Royal Bank Of Ireland sold at " Bwny.
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FLAGS & banners painted, at 40 Il Both st. 2iG
LAMPS, china & glass, corner Canal & Bpwcry III
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at less u an hall price, ~ Lspcuari 1t, uca- Dad
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NINE. DEMoRESTS, GRAND FALL
WI opening of Patterns OF the new Paris Fash
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and all the other branches; also the quarterly mirror
of fashions with great improvements, ready In
September the best, largest and most reliable fash
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