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tion OF President Lincoln but the leading men Of the
South have determined TO control the government
or to destroy II. They forget the power = a6igi-
nate also carries with it the power U =
and as this government was formed byOR DssiS
OF the United states, II will only be abolish ~
majority Of them have become convinced It - IoA to
accomplish the benencen objects for which II was nsti
tnted Inc American Revolution the browning glory
OF the age IN winch TRANSFERRED. II dignihcd the In
winch II occurred. 1t emancipated whole continent
from monarchical ens)avement and elevated individual
right 70 the dignity Of universal political equality This
was the great mission Of our llustrous ancestors To-
gay that work Is In peril II involves the whole system
o. Tree government wherever language Is spoken
tne present but 1t reaches into all time.
Every great Develops the men whom
upon the age in which they live Abraham Lincoln,
the Of sectional idea the exponent OF any
system OF legislation which builds up one class OF interests
al the expense OF the resoa any partisan sentimencan
havo no claim upon tho American democracy. But Abra
ham Lincoln, as the constitutional representative Of free
government the chosen and legitimate exponent Of well
regulated liberty, the defender Of the rights and ne
rests Of the people, stands enshrned this day in tho
hearts OF all men who believe that constitutional freedom
Is the dominant sentiment OF the age and that tho loyal
American people, under the blessing OF Heaven guild
ing and directing that sentiment it convuscs the
OF human passion abroad
Rev. MATHEW HALE sMMH then proceeded to address the
soldiers He said that he did not to employ their
attention long, but would say few words by way o.
encouragement Tho Arst blood in the present struggle
had been shed by Massachusetts, men, and he know that
the soldiers before him would reflect honor and credit up
vi WV S'a'" lio wncn tncy naicu Inc reverend gen
tleman also alluded in very attcrng terms Governor
Andrew OF Massachusetts, and, the allusion he
cheered enthusiastically by the soldiers His remarks
were listened TO with attention, and peculiarly appro
pirate on the occasion.
After the conclusion OF the reverend genemans ad-
dress Colonel Morse returned thanks to those who had
Interested themselves in behalf Of the corps.
Three cheers were then given for the President Of the
United States, Colonel Morse and Frank f. Howe Massa
chusetts' agent In this city. The got aboard the
train the whistle blew the cheering and waving of hand
kechicfs and banners renewed the train began
move and away sped the regiment to join its brother
soldiers at Washington.
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observation-disclosures.

Mrs. Lincoln and suite occupying apartments at tho
Metropolitan Hotel
Senator Bayard OF Delaware r. W. Tracy, Of Buffalo;
George Wilson, Of Sheffield Dudley Tibbs and James A.
Burden, Of Troy, stopping at The New York Hotel
Captain Crook, and Captain DeHart, Of the United
States Army; Lieutenant $. L. Rabbit, and J: W.
ney, OF Pittsburg; W. N: Adams, of Cuba;
s. Glly OF Louisville KY Ir. s. N. Crawford and A. G.
baker Of Philadelphia, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Charles W. Pyne OF the United States Army ~. D. Nor
ton Of Fort Edward; T. W. Hotchkiss, Of Emira; c. W
W. smith, Of Columbus; H. Hoicomb and wife, p E. lock
wood and c. d. Mapes, Of New York. J. Adams and wife
of Washington; s. b. sturges, of Cleveland, and d.
Captain Parker, Of the United states Navy; A. p.
Gauschc Of st. Louis; G. T. Curtis of Boston; Samuel
ly Of Washington A. Kobbs ana family of Matanzas f.
W. Newton Of New York, and Mrs. Robbins and Of
Bangor, Nc arc stopping at tho Clarendon Hotel
J. H. Moore, of Missouri; s. H. Morrison, Of Phiadel
phia W. Mack, Of Cincinnati l.. Chittenden and T r.
Fowler, Of New York. w. " Rosa and wife, Of Water
town. and r. C. Power, Of Cleveland are stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Captain Harworth of England J. J. Oakley and wife
G. X. Thorndlke and r. Thompson, OF New York D. G.
Ralston. of Yonkers Mr. Spencer and wife, of Connect
cut s. Roston and Thomas Waller, of England stop
ping Ut the Everett House.
Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, J. s. Parsons, OF
Cohoes; Captain s. d. Stone and wife, Of California; Way
s. Hodges, and q 7. Bach Of the United States Army
J. Holbrook OF Connecticut G. T. Stedman and wife, OF
CINCINNATI Clark and wife. and John swam of Troy,
and b. andJ W. Douglass, of Mcdetown Conn, stop
ping at the Astor House,
s. II. Fairchld, Of Danbury; r. X Holdane and G. W.
Sanford Of New York j. Hrshfed and WIFE, OF Pittsbug
j. Iudwigon, Of Milwaukee; j. b. RI mrll of Springfield
w. B and Miss les and s. b. Hasey, of Long Island p
W. Thomas and wife Of Baltimore ald J. Ungerfeht
Washington d. c., are stopping at the Abemare Hotel
J. b. Smith and family and Thomas Doan, KY; Dr.
Crawford and wife, Pa. VIM. Williams, Buffalo; o.
Daniels Boston, j. j. Abbercrombe, u S. A.; j. g. Con.
rad, Chicago; w. I. Bishop and wife, Ohio; Judge
Smalley, Vermont; s. H. Thompson Montreal +. Alfonso
and Santiago del VAL Havana Dr. Young Paris, and A. L.
Mowry and family Ohio, arc stopping at the st. Nicholas
HOTEL
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THE CLINTON RIFLES.

This popular corps in command OF Colonel Spencer W.
Cone West Point graduate, has received al accession
Of a full company from Rhnebcck, N. Y, commanded
by Captain Havenor The regiment is at Camp Harris,
Staten Island, which occupies all the grounds ada
cent TO Forts Richmond and Tompkns covering
OF over seventy Recruits coming in fast, and
Colonel Cone having received all the necessary authority
for the sustenance and equipment OF his men, recruits
are, Immediately after their enrolment clothed and
sent into quarters The headquarters of the regiment Is
in Broadway near Broome street, directly opposite Wal
lacks theatre.
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THE sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT N. Y. S. T.
AMERICAN GUARD, COMPANY b.,


SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT N Y. S. TIL
AMERICAN GUARD, COMPANY b.,
NEw YORK, August "a, 1861.
The members Of this Company having accepted the in
vation of the Amstrom Light Guard TO visit Red Bank,
the Company will parade for that purpose on Wednesday,
the 18th inst. The members of the Company arc
hereby notified TO appear at tho Armory on tho 2sth
inst AZ halt past seven O'Clock A. NJ, in fatigue
dress army blue pants black waist belts and scabbads
The band will report at eight O'Clock A. NJ. The Com
pany Will tako the steamboat Highland Light, at the foot
OF Robinson street, and return by the r. and D. Rail
road. BY order Of Captain B. L. TRAFFORD.
FRED'K ZFSEI, Orderly.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a, 1851.
Pennsylvania State SIS IL Reading Railroad, Tx; Nor
ris Canal So; Long Island Railroad, OK Pennsylvania
Railroad, 39Z. Exchange on New York at par.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a, 1861
Breadstufs very dull, supernne -four 81 30 s. 1917
Wheat dull and declined &C.; white 81 80 81 So; red
81 20. Corn active. Whskey firm at 1Sc. a'1SKc.
BUFFALO, August A-1P. NJ
Flour steady. Wheat steady and shade easier: sales
5000 bushels Milwaukee club at 9oc Corn held firmly
sales 900 bushels at 36lsc Freights unchanged Lake
imports day1O 900 bbs four Ill 900 bushels wheat
so, 900 bushels corn Canal cxports-600 bbls. flour,
101 900 bushels wheat, 22l 900 bushels corn, 80 900
bushels oats
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THE TWELFTH REGIMENT DIFFICULTY
CORRECTION.

In an account Of meeting held by company Of the
Twelfth regiment. New York State Militia last week. and
published in this paper great injustice was Inadvertently
done to the gallant commander Colonel Buterfed 1t
represented that the entire regiment complained about
portion Of their pay having been kept from them by order
Of the Colonel. This q grave mistake, rs only one
company made the complaint mentioned. All the other
companies Of the regiment we're paid in full, and entirely
satisfied with their treatment
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FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAs

This fine regiment will undoubtedly leave for Washing
ton during the early part Of this week. The full compile
ment Of men is not yet obtained but Colonel Cochranc
expresses himself being able to enlist the few extra
men required and fully ami equip the whole regi-
ment before Wednesday next.
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THE CASE OF THE VOLUNTEER ROONEY

THE CASE OF THE VOLUNTEER ROONEY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New York, August "a, 1851.
In your paper OF the oath inst observe a report
corning me which wish to contradict. 1t is true that
arrested but ncocent Of the charges published
your paper against me- and hope that my friends will
not think me otherwise as will be able redeem my
character when get examination
EDWARD ROONEY, First Sergeant
Company G, Second Regiment Fire Zouayes.
Mrs Rooney the mother of the accused also wishes
contradict the statement that the police
times her house in search Of her SON. SUCH says
is not the case
THE CASE OF COMMANDER W. D. PORTER.
AFFIDAVIT OF COMMODORE PORTER.
United States Of America Southern District of NeW York
ss-Wm. D. Porter being duly sworn, says that he is
commander in tho Navy Of tho United States, and was
until very recently the commander of the United States
ship St. Marys That he has recently the annexed
letter print the Panama Star and Herald Of the date
Of August 1861 That said letter is forgery that the
same written by this deponent or in any man
ner authorized directed to DO written by dcpOnent.
And that deponent knew Of the existence Of any
such letter until he saw the same in the Columns OF the
'N'N ''''' w. PORTER, Commander
Taken, subscribed and to this oath day Of Au-
gust 1851 and in the of Independence eighty six,
before me- Z. L. Stilweu United States Commissioner.
NORFOLK, Va, June 10, 1861
EDITOR DAY BOOK
SIR-some months ago received the enclosed letter
from my father who is at present in the federal SERVICE
but is daily expected home.
think that he intends remaining with the barbarians
give freely his letter for publication.
And believe me to DO your your eoediens ,,r
WIN. D. PORTER, Jr..
Second Lieutenant OF the Confederate Army.
UNITED STATES SHIP ST. MARys(
PANAMA, N. G., March 20, 1851. I
My BEAR Sov-You have now arrived at the age Of
manhood and truly You have shown to me all that IA
-. 49,. a.,od rotrrorv On 1871 bas ovar mn
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UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION GUARD.
This regiment, Colonel f. X. Brauk, is filling up, and
strong efforts being made by As officers to put It in
the old at early day. At he headquarer No 453
Broadway recruits are coming IN every day, aud are I'M
u..1&-t.l ssnb Go oa--t,
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FIRST SCOTT LIFE GUARD-COL. TAYLOR.
This regiment has oncers for the purpose of
cruiting at No II Chambers street. The regiment "a
commanded by officers who have been in regular SERVICE
aud corps have been in the field for the last three
months.
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BARNEY RIFLES.

This regiment will muster in five companies, with five
hundred men, next week. Tho staff is as foiows-Co
Kozlay an officer Of the Hungarian army Lieut. Col A.
Hoch officer Of the Austrian and also Of the Hungarian
army; Major I. v. LitroY an officer Of tho Austrian
army and Of the English Legion cadet Of the Military
Academy in Vienna; Adjuant H. Hevestry, officer of
tho Hungarian army in 1913, and assistant Of the Sccre
tary state in IS40 during the GOvernorshp OF Kossuth
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Fire Mt Buffalo.

BUFFALO, August "a 1861
The malt house OF Solomon Schell, in this city, con
tanning six thousand bushels Of matt worth 81 500
burned this morning Thebuildng valued at 600
upon which there is an insurance Of 81 900.
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Prizes Cashed in nu Legalized Lotteries,
and infomatior.sven by JOSEPH BATES, broker NO ~
Wall street, up stairs
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Cristador0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the world wholesale aud RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied at No. Q Astor House.
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 453--August "a, 1851.
G, 40, 80, 1s, As, go, 8, 10, 50, l, SO, SO, Is.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 45l-Aogust "a, 1851: :,
49, II, As, II. SO, 81, SO, "a, &c. SO, 81, Ga, IL.
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY & Co..,
Covington, KY, or ST. Louis, Mo.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Thc Last OH
ca drawings Of the Royal Havana Lottery can be seen at
No % Nassau street, and information furnished gratis
Prizes cashed by I. DE ORlHUELA, % Nassau street
Cuban Scgar Storel, New York.
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The NOva ScOtian Outward Bound.
QUEBEC, August "a, 1861.
The steamer Nova Scotan sailed at quarter past
eleven this forenoon for Liverpool She takes out eighty
one passengers.
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Trussos, Elastic Stockings, sboNIslcr
Braces, Suspensory Basdagss, NC brs. CLOVER b
TIIORNE, No. Ann street, UNI er Barnum's Museum.
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Trusscs.-tiarsh s. Co.'s Radical Cure
S.gs So lss s..ee.. Asss Mouse. a-rosc he caas.a
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Our War Mnps-Colored Edition.

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Others showing at glance the Whole Seat Of War, and
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Soldiers protect your HcnNh.-Iolio-
WAYS Pills the most ofectual remedy for bilious
disorders, bowel co, nplaints, &c.
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Married
Died.

SnrH-BRowER. Wednesday, August 7, by the
Rev Mr.. Posul CoLviILE SAITH to MARI LlzzE BRowsR
daughter OF Robert Brewer, ESQ, all Of this city.
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Batc,Neior's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world han mess reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BA TCIiEIORS Wig Factory 10 Bond street.
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Mrs Rooney the mother of thcnccused also wishes
to contradict the statement that the police
times her house in search Of her son. SUCH says
Is not the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

NANTED-A NEAT, TIDY GIRL GERMAN PREFER
w do the ofk OF small family
81 reference requeu Apply at ~ Lawrence ST. Brook
hn,
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n
ASH HAVE HAD SIX TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
~ on leeinGu.e. pg!B hgelflhv t,,t6 ''"iienHis
M!nS COOK, FLUSHING aynnne pro.t,a.
a ETLFiNlAL BONE WILING FOR DEcAypn
~, iae.h.-lgsertti Willie so giving no main IN ~
eeth ~ mere shtllS can b. llNd nd grGsrvps \,
d dogsier y lEAkaoS, NJ D. Rooms 55g Bro.SSa NJ as
faNe limitations - cheap operalo tors 100 - ing mise
A aT1FTcrAL PATENT "GyMoTyprr rpvr,,
~ aenu Denial Galeiy Ath avenue corner o. Tna 4
nrcas I 'sts' must gep,eie First hss dentistry
fcLccs. ~ III, lus,,ni'snlns, J tvj ree.
-~------------------ ~ MANSON, Dentist
A BEAUTIFUL. ENAMEL FILLING FOR TExngn
: = tevtA NlAGut PAN; used phlt4
65a t,,, xxx onlor, coor VI enac con,l- Nj no
4sst tet",r aaes NOT decay Priec 30 cen.s ~
ntlGN stl p.ntst Oi East Twenty seeoud t,ysa, 4.
usfuhg without ptiu. ' eNset "a
A hh .l itfCL SIT OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH uNsrp
~l I.tirs r,l e,tehsli CON on ana usefulness Ill
s%" '' 'thist 10 years. Removed Ia hi = ~
on pt,L '' VS. HatIaeAng witA-
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A YOUNG MAN OF RESPECTABLE PARENTS, FROM
N Switzerland, wishes a butcher IN
respectable American family. Apply st. up stairs
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
~ womtn, - cook; ~ < nds Of cpkns aud n,h
is.st win wt-hin&; wishes ptiva,t family Can
BE- hi-ilt recnume nded from last place Cali
fr l.3 Amity
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A SITUATION WANFED-BY A RESPECTABIE GIRL,
"A as cbaiJefatAit ana "ar S. or to 40 the scne
Lo.seHOh ~ sInaI pItVdtc lafny We'll
niiae Can Dc 1ay d West 10Th d. near
ave
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A PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION
N crnad, ~ ahsst IN Washing .r0.Ag,
AZ Nl,s AID ooiens; wages 81 10 81 Aaafess Ance
IA raid
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. A SITUATION WANiED-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL,
holst"Orh "A taAlly
~, ~ waiting. Goo4 e,ty reieienee Cali aays
La
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llrANTED-TWO GOOD HANDS TO BASTE AND TWO
10 hnish military JacAets ailcr maches Apply a. 2O7
Z Ltn "a
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yIrANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, STU
w tlons; to do general housework "a first
good washer and ronor aad has very best OF city ref
her last place. the oherns capab
OF cutting and hitting dies and children. woul
do ehamOerwork mind child, Whatever Is necessat
Tor her employer Call at 2DD It'll av, near 25th st.
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WANTED-TWO ENGLISH OR GERMAN GIRLS: ONE
w Tor general Homework, who good COOK aud
one for to come well Apply No Isl
| Clinton st.. Brooklyn.
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A DvANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCH.
RI elry. ana other nerchan,. e or hought for ca
value, by j. 5. COHEN, NJ. sUj broadway, corne3
street, Parties visited at their Residences If d.,
busin So strictly confidential. No loon Once signs
preIllses
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AT Ill GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS
N broaGwuy--Mcney advanced IN WatsAes,
Jewelry, Plate, Dry G,ois and perrami pIopert,
description, or bought and sold, by JOSEF II 4. ]
AuctIVnctr and broker.
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AT NO 9CHAMBERS STREET-M0NEY TO
n any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewel
the well known and old established Isaac, Broker
mission Merchant, No. Chambers street. N. y
meas transacted on saturday.
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FINANCIAL.

A LOAN OF a. 500 WANTED-IMMEDIArE e.
On satisfactory Interest wll be n H. sThe best OF
trsctor boa l2i Herald oaiee
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HELP NvANTED-EEMALEs

i A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A GOVERSESS FOR HIS
~ three cilJrsn an UNMARRIED and Eastern lady
t.uei be radcr The advertiser IL Y widow
and der 70 eupy person who loves children Address
Hope, box III Herald oiice.
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LOAN OFFICES.

At II BLEECKER sTREEr-MoNEY LIB
"A advanced 10 any ampunt IN diamonds watoh
r!, pianos, sears, DIR, goods, ~. n. B.-Paw
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BUTCHERS FIXTURES WANTED, IN +
ID lnqai.e At al s KIN avenue, corner OF
street, In tie liquor sore.
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s,ruArIoNs wANrrn-rmMALGs.

yI-ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRIa A
w situation and Glamherual, or chanutrlaait
an ianndress u Hing and otsng CAL Tor Two DAY ~
9Tth g.. near Gil. Az.
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MALONE IL KENNEDY, UNDERrAkEt,
lNl Pearl street, New York.-Giess Hears !
every article requisite for Fun'tas on. r.
In;ernents prvcure,i in any cemetery intne
York. Al orders attended TO, day or neiH.
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WASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS - IhERAL A
~ maze ON Diamond } wrlr, irt. Tor -a.e Mon
Onic, hours only lrom tii h A. ~ aaa tbs
Quesliona IT, references.
b. W. PLUMB, diamond broker, 5l2 d
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MATRIMONIAL

YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF MEA
~ In Inc city, Is DESTROYS ol maxim, II
young lad possessing beauty aud accuii
view To- inAtrimony, II the parties are ~ q
aye OF the lady mast not be over II. A4dl
Union square Post Office.
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nR JAMES A. NEAL, LATE OF CINt
IL wei known heailns medium, cures All
and chrome, merely by lalln- IN Of hands,
cine. 81 Fourth street. All hours.
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A GRICCLTURAL.-GUAN lCf
~ no, direct from the Islands. TIL sart!cle ella
Wan, as shown by analysis OF Csmpoel Nor
agricultural expressions, to wit Ammonia,
salts and ph ospnate acid, $40: bone pnosph
For sale in bags IN quantities 10 s,li.
BASliFORD X MOULrON. %
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HELP wAsYED-aiAl4Es.
CONTAINS MORE ARTICLl
~ a Inttst,s rtt.ltf aud

4 GENrS-tITltER MALE OR FEMALE, WILL NJ
~ convinced, ~ send ING siap for ciieuiai, thai cur
Prize Package
CONTAINS MORE ARTICLES
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MCCLELLAN BOOTs-NOW READY, Fl
ltl mcnaar and neld, m de Of grain cal,
ahgaLOr leather, with wide and heavy Epglis
featured by BL ri Il TERHCNE, u PARK re
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n OIL established aud largest institute l3s ith St. corner
of 9th av.; neat, capable, civil womtnermin English
Irsh and oIch Moderate wages suit the times; city
u
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J,TANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN, A strU.
w chinbermaiu, on wont H. RI h0usrw o.
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