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SILVER WARE AT
No Bank Biloxi.
spoons, Forks, Butter Kui,cs Cream
sugar, : It and Mustard spoons, Fruit
hniies, Napkin Rings, Tobacco Box
e. Pie knifes; chillrcns sets cf
knifes and forks. silver cups, nice
Tea sets, Cake Baskets Butter
dishes Card Receivers. Cas-
tors Moass Cups, Spoon
holders. Call Bells. tea
kuiles, Pickle Knife.
and Forks, goliand
silver goods,
marked free in the best style, and sold very low.
Persons can get great deal for little mouey0t
BkINSMAID It HILDRETH.
HOLIDAY BOOKS and
NEW JUVENILES,
Toy BOOKS and
PICTI he CARDS,
just received by
C. @. FRENCH 4 Co
Dee. 70 diff
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THE
PEACE MAKER,


5. II. RAN SOM K o
ALBANY, y y.
It is the greatest and bes. invention gifts kind,
and comprises within a given space more i'm
provements and convenicnccs tnsu any other cook
ing stove.
IT HAS SIX BOILER HOLES OF
FULL SIZE. AND
Roasting and BToiliug Chamber,
10 which Roasting can be done on turn spit,
di-e-tlv 5cf5-e o.. f.- and B-5s'rg he done over
lue e7ll5 without any fumes OF smoke escaping in
TO the room.
THE BAKING OVEN
is large. thoroughly vsntia cd, and Is furnished
with a Patent Iuamelci Oven Botton-a new, va
liable and attractive invention. The stove is
supplied with a
MOVABLE HOT WATER RESERVOIR,
costing but about half as much as the ordinary
permanent Copper Reservoir while il is more
convenient, AS II can he used OF removed at plea
sure.
The PEACE MAKER oecupie- 40 more room than
the common kind e cooking Stove with only four
boiler holes, while
Is Capacity IS Cne-iialt Greater
l. requires 20 expensive -la cumbersome Tin
appliances. such Pc Tin Oven, Warming Closet,
Top Cover. &c, g. adapt it g., the wants g.; a fami-
IL. but is mVlcts IN its.lf, ANA contains in the
h CHEST gree all the iaciite for performing the
culinary work OF household with
EcoN0NY, CONVENIENCE AND DISPATCH.
Every stove warranted TO give perfect satisfaction
For sale by G. 2. DOW & CO. Burlington, V.
daw Il
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ClOaks! ClOakS ! CIOakS

RAGLANS BASQUES, arI C4PEs
A so a fine sock Of Cloths and II um.nrs g
I the 81 v carmen. made 70 ori 2. v----
IS. and despatch, a. the
BE HIE
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A NEW STORY.

In the first week in January we shall begin the
publication Of Story OF American Life, written
expressly for THE WORLD, entitled,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

four copies to one address. s.; ten copies do,
$40; twenty-five copies do, $50. An extra copy
will be sent to every person forming a club
twenty five; and for a club offfty Weekly sub
scribers, copy Of the Daily viii be sent for one
year. Clergymen can receive the Weekly, single
copy, at 81 year
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ANEW TEN-CYLINDER PRESS.

Printing 90 600 an hour has Just been built to ae-
c,umodate it, great circulation. 1t is larger
sheet than any of the other TWO CENT DAILIES.
In paper. type, size, appearance aud range OF
information, it surpasses any journal ever issued
from the American press. PRICE Two CENTS.
sPECIALTLRXS FOR DAILY WORLD.
TgRys PER ASSUv TO all subscribers before
January /. 1861, FOUR DOLLARS year.
On and after that date, SIX DOLLARS year ;
Three dollars for six mon hs.
address
THE WORLD
IS PARK Row,
Vrw YORK.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

'ENHE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand a sood
II assortment Of Mems, Womens aad Children's
BOOTS, SHOES and kUBBEKS suitable fer the
season- Comprising in part follows
] AIDES thick sole serge Congress Boots
A4only one dollar Per pair. Work warranted.
/ AIDES thick sole Congress. withheels 81 IS
hper pair.
ISsES' Double sole, high lace and Congress,
We Boots, good article for the season.
HoYS' Youths and Childrens Copper tipBoots
- neat style.
GENT'Slo nglegge grain Boots and French
- Calf OperaBoots double and single soles, sewe
Also
MOOSE BOOTS.
For Las and Gentleman, made to masure.
and warranted A PR0UTY JR
l54Chnrch Street
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W KLY EDITION

This, as well as the SEMI WEEKLY, will con-
tain all the daily matter Of the most Importance
to the country at large. Special attention is paid
TO til Agricultural, Horticultural, and Mechani-
cal departments. Its Provision, Cattle, and other
market reports are prepared with the great,
est care. Price S2a year.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS.

We have put up and sold this article fa- over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and t---s ..
it. what We have never been able O. say ar 4--
other medicine-never has II failed. IN q si7--s
instance. to effect a cure, VIXEN tim. ~ used ysrs-
did we know an instance Of dissa--z.a-,.aa5y ary
one who used it. On the contrary, AL 4.s ls.5s--
mendation Gifts magical effects and medical vr-u-
es. Ne speak in this matter "wbat we Do sa.a
after ten years experience, and pledge our reps.
alton for the fuIiilneut Of what we here dec.s-.
In almost every i1stsLcs where the infant IS sl-
eTing from pain and exhaustion, relief Tl- -
folui in fifteen OF twenty minutes after the =5s-.
IS administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescrip;i5- C..
one Of the most exper eDced and skiIiiul N--5
in New England. and has been used with us-.-
faiIing success in
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g. ". s. e.. C.. BEEEIl--
Burlinctol. As-7.
NOW Is THE TINE TO Bti.
Nrnrz- -, V-r- g m -rE

NDW y III IIl--
These reductions are made In c1us1s 1s1e-
fact, that the long pending suits Of -le '--
6 Wilson Company, against infringing
turers Of Sewing Machines have 8-.l
IN favor Of the Company. AMI --eT --'-
injunctions upon number Of sucl iiiI---
Thus freed at once from the heavy expenses -'
igation and from a good deal % CON Pc, i'-,-
propose to share with the f-'.f Tie
therefrom.
The prices are now as loS SIS the u1cl-s' E
be sold at. and pay fair Prcir retaining ---
class workmanship, which viii always .--
iZe them.
N further reduction. can therefore be Ell
and consequently now Is rHE TINE 70 Buy.
A full stock on hand
@. ". d q. q. BENEDICT,
Agents, No. College ST., blr--s.
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time ago by literary gentleman Of acknowledge
talent, and which has lain year or more rPening
in bis portfolio,
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD

VIII he published every tuesday and Friday, and
will embrace all the more important Of the daily
editions with the latest markets. No semi-week
ly in this country will compare with it in range
Of topic and variety Of information. 1t is pre-
em.rently valuable as
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HOwe'S Impr0,ed Weighing
Scales.

STRONG 4 ROSS PATENT.
G. $. BLODGETT 81 co,
COLLEGE ST., BURLINGTON, VI.
Agents for the manufacturers Of these
JUSTLY CELEBRATED SCALES
We have now on hand and for sale, large in
voice the above Patent Premium Scales, which
we shall sell at Manufacturers' prices.
We would call the attention of purchasers to the
flowing, viz
HAY SCALES
PLATFORM with and without wheels.
GROCERS " Of different designs and ca
pasities.
POST OFFICE"
Also a new and desirable Scale for private use
G. s. BL0DGETT & co.
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POLITICAL. AGRICULTURAL.
SCIENTIFIC, COMMERCIAL

As well as in LITERATURE. sCIENCE,aad ART
In althat Concerns mental and moral progress
and culture it will be first and foremost. Relisi.
Gus AID educational topics and news. therefore,
viii receive special attention, and also all New
Publications, Inventions, Discoveries, and work
IF AIT The
FOREIGN DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE
Of the WORLD i uaeluaied; no, from the North
alone, but from the South, East, AID West In
every state it has regular PAID correspan lent
always resident Of character and position. In
Great Britain, France Germany. Italy. Turkey.
Syria China, japan, South America and africa.
we have paid resident correspondents.
A correspondent travels with Garibsllis army.
THE MAssACBEIS SYRIA
Was drs; predicted and first announced in the
columns Of THE WORLD. b
OUR BEIRUT CORRESPONDENTS
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and above all, in the good Providence Of God
1t vas at great cost that our fathers estab-
lished their independence, and erected this Tnio,
Of States-Wbich exists nnder the firm nf .. Y :
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III E
ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE TOR
U u q u n ID L AZ
THE BALD AND GRAY.

Til l. ia LID AND GRAY.
Many, since the eat discovery Of Prof Wood
have attempted. only to initiate, but p1ofessr to
have discovered sone' hing that would produce re-
suits identical; tut they have all come and gone,
being carried awayby the wonderful results to
Prof. GODS preparation, and have been forced Of
leave the field to its resistless sway. Read the
following
Bath, Maine, April 18th, 1859.
Prot. 0. J. " God & Co.-Gen s-The letter !
wrote you in 1856, concerning your valuable Hair
Restorative, aud which you have published in this
vicinity and elsewhere, has giveu rise to numer-
Gus enquiries touching the facts in the case. The
enquiries are, first, is it fact of my hsbitation
and nsme, as stated ia the communication; second
is it tue Of all therein contained third does my
hair still continue to be in good order and Of nat
ural color To all | can and do answer invaria
bly, yes. Ny hair is even better than in any stage
Of my life for 30 years past, more soft thrifty,
ana better colored the same is true Of my whis-
kers, and the only cause why II is not generally
true, is that the substance is washed of by fire.
Queut ablutiOn Of the face, when if care were
used in Wipng the face in close connection with
the Whiskers, the same result viii follow as the
I have b-en in receipt Of 4 great number Of let
tiers from all parts OF New England, asking me-f
my hair still continues 20 be good there Is .
much fraud IN the manufacture and sale Of warn
Gus compounds as well this, it has doubt
been ba>eiy infected and been used, not only with
VI any good effect, but TO absolute INJURY. have
not used any of your estoIatiye Of any accoun
for some months. an yet my hair IS a good Il
ever, and hundreds have examined II with as
prise as / am now 81 years old ana lot ST
hair in my head OF Oh my face and tc prove , n
act, send you q lock Of my hair taken OF In
Isst W. Elk l received your favor Of two qua
bottles last summer, for which I am very grateful
gave it 10 my friends and thereby induced them
10 try it many were skeptcal until after trial,
and then purchased and used 1t with universal
success will ask as q favor, that you send me a
test by which con discover fraud in the hestora-
tive, sold by many I fear, without authority from
you. A pure aric.e will insure success, ami !
believe where ID Effects DO not follow, the fail
ure Is caused by the impure article, which curses
tie Inventor Of tie good. deem !; ray duty Is
heretofore. TO keep you apPrisej Of the continued
effect on ny bair as l assure all who enquire OF
ne Of my unshaken opinion Of its valuable re-
ruI remain, dear SIT, yours,
q 4 XEFnND
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SEWARD has been offered the Sccretarvship
Of State. It IS asserted also, that AIr.
r V----~l:.-.s - -
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P'9V O!oS' veUaus5 Her people VIII forever stand
by their Country The records of her Revolt
uonary history declare her capacity and her will
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IN Z LITIC :,

The World will be independent bu, never neu-
trail never lending itself to party services, but
helping the good and exposing the Tad in all par
ties. National, on the side Of the Union, the
Constitution, and laws ami unfolding also the
Doctrine Of the FATHERS To the Capitalist.
the Merchant, the Mechanic, the Farmer, no pa
per offers such inducements and interest. For
each department it has a special editor-Agrieul
tural, Horticultural, Scientific Literary, PoHti-
cal, etc, etc. etc-and so reflects in its columns
the last and best results Of the life and work of
the world. To the Farmer, It's
PROVISION AND MARKET REPORTS
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voted No.
The resolution was adoptcd-Aves 1914
Nays Sc.
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institutions; and have denied the rights of
property established in fifteen Of the States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11

ia, \. Y, author Of
nited States, by Sea
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4 'ARPETS, Druggets, Floor Oil Cloths. and
- Enam eled Cloths, just received, at the
n BEE HI
Oec' J. dawtf
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O Q { \ in & Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHTVc

with greatly facilitates tho process Of teethus be-
softening the gums, reducing all infammatio1-
will alley ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
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SURE REGTLATE TIE BOWLS

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest TO your
selves, and
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CANNED the right of the Southern States Z,
secede, and slid if they were not aIIo,-ei
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1861 excluding Firemen aud other e2;empts,
w9s 155.8S9 men. The active Militia,
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BALMORAL SKIRTS.

EXTRA LENGTHS AND WIDTHS; Also
IL Balporal Hose to match.
at the BEE HIVE
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NO9 Ut LII n HUN II.
1t is hoped this decision will not be regarded
by any, as such an covert act demands ''seces-
sion'-but that on the contrary it viii uni T. a
"strong confederacy" Of close buyers-who will
thus be relieved of the burden Of constant assess
ments, rendered inevitable by the remissness Of
who buy with credit.
BY the operation Of this principle, many will
be surprised with the magic Of a little z754sv.-
Come and see what 1t will do.
Dec.l 7, 1850. 4. :. DEWEY.
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Alone are worth the price Of the paper.
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z a!:IlIIIas:lllIz0
kzzzzslI!Zn
MRS. WIXSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physisi,,s
presents = the attention ofmothers be-
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THE WORLD

IS PARK Row,
NV YORK.
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1lRAU, 18th (29th) of April, 1861.

CUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
- Isaac Moses and Abraham r. b. Moses against Philip
Burrowcs.-It appearing by the above affidavit that
Judgment has been obtained against the defendant in the
above entitled action and execution issued thereon, and
that Edward Fox the owner Of said Judgment and that
Chamberlain of the city Of New York has property
belonging to the said defendant: Let Daniel Devn,
the Chamberlain OF the city Of New York,
appear before of the judges of this Court the 1st
day of October 1891 at 10s O'Clock in the forenoon at
the chambers of said Court and answer concerning said
property And 1t is further ordered that notice of the
proceeding be given TO the defendant, Philip Burrowcs,
by publishing copy Of this order in two of the daily
papers published in the city Of New York to with the
World and the New York Herald in each week for
six weeks and also by depositng copy Of said order in
the New York Post office, addressed to Philip Burrowes,
Florence, Italy, and paying the postage thereon Enter
ANTHONY L. ROBERTSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

YTNHE ATTENTION OF TAVERNkEEPERS AND LIQUOR
dealers in general is respectfully solicited the
superior quality Of Hammers fresh brewed Champagne
Ale. This ale is brewed fresh at all of the year
and the keeping quality Of it, especially Of such brewed
during the excessive hot weather s guaranteed
any length Of time. Charge $l2 per HID and 90 per Dbl
delivered to any part Of the city Of New York. free Of
spatch.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CSuMMONS-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
- whom it may concern, that the 26th February,
1861, died at Libau, in Curland, Russia ALEXANDER JO
SEPH DUGAS, aged twelve years and nine months. The
deceased having left fortune Of Importance fallen
10 him by succession from his grandfather late Alexander
Bockof the undersigned trustees do hereby the
legal heirs Of the said Alexander Joseph Dugas especially
his father, JOSEPH ANTON DUGAS, absentee, who is re-
ported reside somewhere in America to give notice Of
produce legal proofs parentagc before
this Court of Judcature the h 9th Of August 1861
before the 18th (27th) Of December, 1861 the
utmost and precusve term appointed and the said trus
tees do further advertise and give notice that the said
hereditary property will be delivered according TO law
those heirs who shall appear within the said term either
personally by representative, duly legally authorized,
furnished with the required proofs.
The trustees Of the estate OF the late Alexander Bokho
shpowner and shipbuilder, NJ. A. MUNICH,
G. W. TODE.
IrpAr 18th (2Qfhl Of Anri 1851
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RESTAURANTS.

WHO ARE THE MEN THAT NOW CRY OUT FOR
w peace, shout for compromise, and haloo for ma
tional conventonY They the men who drink Spcn-
GERS three cent Ale. His customers have better
No Cortandt street, northwest corner Of Broadway.
SPENCER
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ID OGERS, II SPRUCE STREET-SERYES TO-DAY HIS
IL renowned Clam Pie; aso, in connection, his cold
Lager, and lie would suggest To gentlemen glass OF
Ham m,rs fresh hrcwci Cham ugn Ale be found deli
cirnsl cool u Etl- US, = sp- MO .irec,
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HOTELS.

TONES HOUSE, 734 BROADWAY.
81 BREAKFASTS, DINNERS AND SUPPERS
SPLENDID ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES.
FIRST STYLE PARTISAN COOKING
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
The Jones House, 734 Broadway, opposite Waverley
place, IL proverbaI Of the most complete and
CANT establishments OF its kind. II has two chief public
dining and numerous elegant private parors At
any Of the day and until late night persons may
have served TO them Ia Carte the European plan.
every requisite for splendid substantial meal at very
moderate prices reduced suit the money crisis Abso-
lutte economy is promised those who will favor the
tabshment first class Paris artist is chief Of the cook
ing department The meats vegetables fruits and
selected by experienced caterers Attention is invited
the and revised edition Of the Bill Of Fare. few
chambers and parlcrs for gentlemen as dodgers.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN THIRTY -FOUR YEARS OF AGE, IN
IA possession Of property worth eight or ten
Thousand desires the acquaintance Of lady with about
the amount Of means, more less who, il congo
NAL would unite her destiny with his and locate in The
West where he has favorable reputation already esab
lshed bona de reply to this will be honorably treat
ed. Address A. W. box .Oa5 Pittsburg, Pa.
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GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE, OF GOOD APP
IA pearance, even tempered, kind and aIectionate,
would like to make the acquaintance Of lady Of fair
appearance. amiable disposition and in easy crcum
stances, with a view TO maarmony. Answers treated
the most sincere and confidential manner Address r
Wakoly, dorsey City, J.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DRANDY FOR THE Wharf.-The ADVERTISER WILL
ID furnish Brandy Of any quality at the lowest rates,
If to agents. will divide the profit with them 101 North
First street, two doors from Sixth street, williamsburg
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GONE REGIMENT WHO MAY DESIRE THE SERVICES
- Of young man having brains and nothing else In
the capacity of hospital steward, ajutans colonos
clerk, may hear of such recommended from
camille sources, by addressing c. g. b. box 134 Herald
office.
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(TONSTABIE'S SlIE---BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ will SELL this day, public auction, nj nine O'Clock
A. NJ at the livery stables No 435 Greenwich street
Cart Horse, heavy Spring Cart aud OF Cart
Harness THOMAS CUSHING, Constable.
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A LADY OF GOOD FAMILY AND EDUCATION, OF
IA pleasing appearance and good disposition II years
age, desires TO form the acquaintance Of gentleman
Of the Jewish persuasion, possessed Of similar attain
ments and moderate income, with view TO matmony.
No Interview except at the house of her parent Address
uninn, Union square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

CtIlK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, CONSTANT
- ly on hand; Regimenal Fnsgns and Stands Of Coors
on hand and to order At short notice, National and Mari
time Flags aud Signals, Fancy Flags, Stats, Carved
Eagles, Spear Heads and Mountings, &c, &c.
HOVER Il GRAHAM manufacturers, 81 Duane st.
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gINi2EARAiS--ANY PARTIES HAVING FOR SALE ANY
Z Firearms and Army Announcements Of any descrp-
u@ in large quantities, please address box 3l97 Post
oin q, Now York.
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Z ~ ORtANl 70 SUTLERs--M PlIlNEAS, OF NO. As
John street manufacturer is prepared to sell at the
lowest preesStcei Pens, Penhoiders Lead Pencils Ink
stands, Mathematical Instruments Tuck and Aemoran.
DUN Books, Pad Folios, Quill Pens made; Domnoes Pro-
polling Pencils, &c. &c,
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A UCTlON NOT1CE-TiE ADVERTISER, HAVING
broken up housekeeping, wishes TO sell his Parfor
Carpets Dglsh tapestry cheap they have only been in
use one year Address George Herald Office.
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TTNHE COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR OF THIS DAY con-
Il tains reliable list of all Failures and Business
Changes for the week. Price six cents Office, 16 Park
Building, 81 Park row.
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~ FORGE COOK, AUCfi0NEER DAY, 1T ff1
" Broadway, at one O'Clock, patent sis seat Rock,
away Carriage, Top Wagon Rockaway, Rond Wagon and
Buggy, per account of whom 1t may concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

A UCTi0N N0FltF-cR0CkERY AND GLASSW ARE
N byJ. s. H. BARTLETT, Auctioneer on Tuesday August
20 at 10 o'clock, at PSI Pearl street. large stock in lots
for city and country Dealers call aud Free sale and
panic prices, for cash.
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MI IlrARY. $50 WILL BE PAsn FOR TWENTY-FIVE
WI able bodied volunteers; money placed with salts
factory parties, to be paid over the moment men are
mustered into service mastering 10 DO done parties
accepting this desire. Address Lieutenant F. box SS2
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

ID ECRUTTS WANTED--lN BODIES OF FROM THIRTY
Al TO one hundred men in number, to be directly
tered into regiment accepted by the Secretary OF War
and under marching orders The expenses of recruiting
&c, Will be paid to the person furnishing the recruits.
Address box ,4S7 Post olice, Now York.