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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

60 Sashes.
S0S50 flannel Shirts.
$50 Drawers
7275o Boo,ees pairs OF, sewed.
1850 Boots, pairs OF. sewcd
$3.50 Stockings, pairs OF.
10000 Great Coats, Infantry
lOOOO Great Coat Straps sets
5000 Army Blankets wool, gray, with the letters u S. In
black inches long In the ccnter) to be feet long,
and 5fcet inches wide. weixh Ave pounds each
5400 Stable Frocks.
All the mentioned articles conform every
the sealed standard patterns in this Office where
they be examined and additional information received
concerning them
The establishment place
distinctly stated The proposal together with
the address and responsibility Of persons pro-
surees The sureties will that contract
shall be ented into within days after the OF
Proposals Will be for the whole or any part Of
each Kind Of the articles advertised for.
The privilege reserved by and for the United States OF
rejecting proposals that be deemed
cepnce OF the proposals. and of the quantity
for be delivered within month from said
date OF and the remainder within months OF
said date Of acceptance, practicable. Bidders
sibe Time in which the quantities bid for be delivered
by them.
ors appointed by authority OF the United States.
gress shall have made appropriation TO meet It,
thereafter appropriation shall be made for that
pose. Ten cent OF the OF each delivery will be
retained until the contract shall be compted which will DO
of the contractor In fulfilling the contract.
Forms Of proposals and quarantine will be furnished upon
application TO this Office and will be considered that do
moi conform thereto.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals furnishing army
supplies" A. MONTGOMERY,
Major and Quartermaster, U. s. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASTA-FOR LIVERPOOL
N The ASIA, e. G. Lott commander will sail from tho
Wednesday 23d inst lrl
steamboat VIII lily between the companys wharf at Je-
City and the ASIA from 10 10 O'Clock A. M TO convey
passengers and baggage on board
None but passengers be taken on board.
The AFRICA will sail 9Th November
+. CUNARD No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
ANTHOLOGY.

A SrROLOGY.-MADAME MEYER, LATE OF 254
IA Eighth has returned the country and tab
up her residence at No iY seventh second noor
continues 10 tell past present ami future events Madame
Meyer conyerses IN English French and German aud gives
for her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

CHIP SOUTHAMPTOE-MR EDITOR-SIR-WE, THE
y passengers the named snip feel IT
duty publicly acknowledge heartfelt gratitude to the
captain and officers for their uniform kindness during the
voyage. Captain Austin than whom q more gentemany
the least ndsposej and showed anxiety to do to hts
utmost every possible thing for convenience and wen
being Your insertion the above will greatly obge thirty
Tour persons VINO ieel TINS nouden duty ana know no
gent paperthe Herald Signed, be the passengers
WIN. GORDON,
HENRY JOHNSON, ~
e. DUHAMEL ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

NOR HAvANA-rIRsT vESSEI.-THE SPLENDID
clipper bark oCILLA FIRST and second class md steer.
passengers taken the lowest terms. For freight or
passage, having ample accommodations, apply to I. B.
GAGER, ION Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

BETTER CHANCE sTILL--Sl2 900 WORTH OF CAST
n on Clothing wanted for the Western and California
kctsLades and gentlemen, II you wish the full
value FOR your clothing carpets furniture iewery &C. the
best you do is TO call on send note to b. Mnu No.
l37 Sixth where you be TO receive Atty
per cent than from other dealer Ladies attended
by Mrs. Mntz. No. 1877 Sixth avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

= n = powERY NEAR BROoME sTREEr--MADAME
100 wIBGER. CatgSoyant and yt,ted Spanish lae IN.
90 l. che yscties OF ftuf, love marriage absent friends,
sekness preserbes med enes ~ all diseases tells lucky
numbers, property los or sto.ep &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

DOR RIO JANEIRo, LOTA tNEAR VALPARAISO
T. and San Francsco.-The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany will despatch their steamship CONSTITUTIONS,
$500 tons bnrlhen from New York the above ports
about LIST TO 18th November next.
| Cuh hin IN Eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

NOR LIvERPOOL--THE FAST SAILING CLIPPER
Il ship CALHOUN Captain Truman WIN sail on Satur
day October rs having nheqaaEed accommodations for trs
second class Second taken
the low price o. $l4 and found with provisions Apply
board at the office pier No. North river, to T.
COLLIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

ITO LET-FURNisHED. IN TwESTY-FTRST STREET
l. near Fifth avenue, Paror and Bedrooms,
with large paatfies room second floor: viii
Net 10 gentlemen small fnny with privilege kitchen
Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22


Young and accomplished Madame BYaoN, from Paris,
who can De consalted The strietest eoordeace all
affairs Of life embracing love- courshiR business and sick
cet to make you beloved your hearts IDEAL and brings
together thosc opg scIatact tasls - 'n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

< EsALIFoRNIA AGENCY, go NINTH AVENUE, PAYS
~ the hisms pf.ce for az 0aas ttas apparel, Fur.
ntire, Osfpels, &e 10 nSsc w aiHmeni by the ucAt
1 steamer MTS. >. GOLuSIEIN,
Gentlemen attended to By Mr. GOifstet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

RIO LEAsE-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE FIVE
story buildings the front and 27 Canal street.
adjoining Eares aud elegant hotel This property
In the nehborhood Of OF The best
city To responsible party liberal will be offered,
Apply to W. SCOTT JARVIS, z2l Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

L,OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
J. first class will leave New York the 1st l1th
and 2st of each month"; except when fall Sum
day when the day Of departure will be the Monday 0t
lowing. Hti #s
For freight passage apply at the only office No Bow
ling Green. ID. b. ALLEN. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

ITO LEAsE.--A RARE CHANCE, A SMALL FURNISH
ed Hotel In complete order, with and barc
saloon, doing good business in first location furni
tura and fixtures VIII be sold " good easy
Address d. w., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

ID centrally ocaed children boardersl furnished or
uniarnshea. with or without Board. thc Payment taken
plor chamber furniture q. fAW 81 good eQ0 Aa
ges for Two aays stating Where to oa seen, sSchange
broadway Pest o4tce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

NOR LIVERPOOL -TAPsCOTTs LINE SAILS sA-
~ tarday, October 26-Thc packet ship BkipGEWATER.
lying at pier 10 East river For n low rates. OK
drafts demand in part Of Great Britain Ireland
apply on board, or to TAPSCOTT CO. VI south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

MADAME SHAEFFER. NO 2s3 SECOND STREET Bay-
l tween avenue and Union market, second toor
rooin still continues tell about love- MARRIAGE
friends business and journeys. ladies' 25 gentlemen
adfnlted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

TTOR LlyERPOOL.--OLD BLACK STAR LINE.-THE
packet ship AUSTRALIA, lying anchor In the stream,
goes carly tomorrow morning. A steamboat viii
leave pier q East o'clock this convey
For passage apply 70 WILLIAMS GUiON, ~ Fulton at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

L,OR LIvERPooL--THE CLIPPER SHIP VANGUARD,
Capt Hallctt viii haul in the stream this day. Room
few passengers Apply only board ship, pier
II East river, JOSEPH MURPHY, 81 South street,
Wall. .tU4
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aas aaserf6iT .gnmttr" unS ,sine Srifen.

gOROn, 80. Suit. Gin grtef BON gopitdn
Q8bite BON Der 8arte pQouila &tlbom" pom 10.
Suit melpet, oaB ptelelbe am nohifen Ga1 unter
Dem @duBe pe8 umerifani1&en &rie9eOumpferd
,@ruIurer" mad 6olmputb ~ableeeln Ipute Der
9tgtere be9lettet pie 8arte bis iber Oos Gap On
tonic binau5. Ollie S6ife, BON mel4en frl9er
gemelpet wurOe, paB Te BON Dem Sumter" meg
genummen unD in cubantl6e 6dfen 9sbraht
tpurpen, wurren aaf oen 8efettpee @eneralcae
Pttdno fret9ege6en unp lolten am l9. inter Dem
@huBc %Oelelben 6rte98ldife8 abgeben, Der
8arfe o90uila &ilbom" wurpen BON Dem Stunt
ter" nlIe 9apiere. tpeg9euOmnlen, 70 paB tie nit
ftnem Gertiftat pes omeritantl6en @OniuIS net
ter fatreu muBte. Die 8resatte oNinSara" leste
Dor ejniaen Sagen in 6aUanna an unO 9ing 3ir
NufluAun9 pes Sumter" at, mel&rr obne 3rrsts
tel periuAen MIRO, einen Der califOrntlhsn DAM
pier ob3ufaiIen.
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GN Dieieni9en, tpeife ppr3ieben, li6 in elm
OnrdauS neutiAe8 8e9iment auInehmen gu lal
len, MAIDEN mir auf Die Nn3eige Des 6rn. Ser
barb aufnerfiarn. -Oa8 Nep. gcrfer Tremont
Ne9iment ltttt unter Der 2eitlns De6 Sberlt Jtula,
zines tii&ttgen pentlGen Oif3iers, unp mir slau-
ben anne6men gu pGrfen, pab pteeS 9te9iment
ais et;s 3ierOe Der Oruti6en In Der Armee gel
ten miro. 6-351 Us
G@ STA d3 EUROPA, Der gremer Dam
pier u9iep 9)ort" Miro am 3. Nusult pom Nerps
gort naA grernen ab9eben, @alase tann in
Der WedersO ffce AeltAert mernen.
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@ntfnmmeu non 80 G;efonoeuen.

ct. 2puts, %. Suit. @eltern 9ttenb
entlpralt9en 30 8efan9ene aus Der @punt9sSa
nur 3pet p%erislben wurDen bis teBt lpterer etilge'
broht. 3mei pper BRET Der gefan9enen tparen
res Mcrpee anaetlaat.
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9enti6e 8riete
rueF9ein Der bieiiSen y S~un"an9esei9t itub.
umeuIiI tie:

O1Wenltfef
2leranper, MiB DC S; SoOsnltd, @lrs NR /;
8inlin9er, Nr6 SO s; Dennis, Mro Gatbar.
0rab, Mrs 9 q; Grifftb, @trs 9l53 0rifFn,
Mrs Mars Sitter, Mrs 6; @feiiter, Ofr6 q;
MuIer, @fiB 9 Sc; Mtasr, DIFF M8; @inOsl,
0lr6 80 @eters, NirS; @tern, Mrs & !; S6ni3=
ser, NRib g8bssIsr, Iirs 81; @ilp, @trs.
hi ss4mjfIa t9errsaGiRG sd s
@panls, S S & @8S3 8ar, & grotber
8pbter, S; 8renner, g; Gpr 50 8; GiAsls
berger. & &; 5rid, A53 6rensel, S9f; 6abn,
5; 5aro, 0m 5; 9afman, ISM $; Saccb,
0m; 8aitenpite, 8; 2sBer, S; 2uOmig, Ebas
Wiuer, 8m 81; MtQer, Bm 3; Wtler, @m
$; @ioOre, 8m ; Jtulel, 81 Nuttler, 9 Otto,
y; 8eeie, S; 9tpB, &E5 SanO, 0teO. s q
lbpmas, 81 9; 3urner, S B; @ebter, 8mj
&inter, 81 $50 Dman, s. 15u 9 e
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Wbtuu0!

que 9ts sntasn ipsIde fh no, benz @aIdnotenlr 9ataigp,
S ~ e . n WSuen. itn6 auf8eOroert fd IN ter ,Gurnbade,
mtro' nm ole Namer einSuroliren. ~
OS @0pt. &r2i3nnDm&fh.
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@htu1,a

que &atntr 1no td5t0e @ctraten baden lest @cIeocntet fd
! aI. 9e'flaheten Ne8n1ent (6renlont SO. u Goloneu 81.
onl9'leBtt gu fennen. Ger &amrf e~ntbrennt Opn Weuemt.
: n''et 9S 6attts uno melret Gud m New gprt be- 60I.
: : = . " q 4 peSo = 9Ost " So~erp' Cb,r in @aibin0ton lei M2aior
Sult25S
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QxSnf 0tnsfomer @mgetoen

IL @Hbicribenten fu,uie audi Mn,eiqen fir gssosbs
'fstOn u. SeOrsetOtUn perben bel 9rn. 2. n. sieb.
feiot, Vfp. 400 @sStr, Wnterbalb 8. Ctr. emtseaen
Senpmmen. h
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Nreisz&dfe6enIu

gl65 NreiezS 6ieBen
SAad Nnl 6. Nusuft ftnbet Elm greisi6ies n fat. 9ue
Sarten AM gin9ana p%or3etaea. H' -"
ga am &tn9an9 tene 8tQets perfauft nerhen, 10 fub Gintritts-
tattfn bt perrn Stmon, Dtpiec. @oroner, 8rot8 unb Or. Wine,
iparo gu bdten. Nttipe uno ralToe Niit9(ieber, bic fd am Gdie.
ksI DsiprIt9eh meuen' mullen TIRE Etslie bic I'M / llr auf ce1t
SW0BltSnp oeref pdteF. GaS @crnte Der
D0-Dl0 BolttmoreS ID ii 81 ne GefeIl{daf
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O. ~. Baltimore, ben 20. Sult.
Ner lar Pantlme 3abluna ber ftactiiden : teuerp erfouEtp
STSt0atp C3G Gem testaen Betras) erlti6t AM 9OnuernoS Ben
I @ugHf' que Set1enen, petGe f1 ben NOrtbetl oieier H,r.
6fenuns gu it4rn pini9en. nlifen itre Steusrn Sr bieism
ST \, VetSeteH' Spbn s. Graves, if
wv R'U Gf1rf GnUaF4or
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Wene Nn1eiaen.
Oonperneulents=96lle ints NnsL0nn
81

pereent N t%iir5eter 5riit unb mad @prfdrtft Der Qant esosIese be.
Nrat o"rd ole OiHce oS baltimore g8efer"
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ans il' S,t,eS &'ajmert ptI6ts ben sol 9tOIa it geo 9ort ne-
Olod W'to' l9ael 0oaSi9(i8 gu MAIDEN wer6e i'd -"
keute Nbenb
Der Surnbaue 800 48. @rattaru iein, I'M nod QnnpIbpuosn
=" ~ 8'"5""tP"'th' sol @erbarb,
~ Major i'm Trempnt Rcointent
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M0rftpreife.

5ntter , bette @pbeur24 Cts. % tb, @labe8 20
~, 1pabutter 20--24s@t5.
5 ebernt 40 @ IS SIS % 1b tpeui9e i'm rMarft.
Nrinen 81 ,9o02,25, &tmniTe 6
@tS., gprintben s. Gt9., pRaumea lA4@
& g IL @ents, @itrpnen l$I.55@2,OOj per YOr,
Srangen $l,0o per 8pr.
" T. 9eparpfree!> lpper $5.25@5.50
~ n ertra to faaeD 6. 000)6. rs
9p 49, -H1 . family ID 7.00@7.6O
Obtp & Rentudp lnper "a a5.25@5.37
y EXTRA 1906. 90
famtlg 7.OO@7.5O
n Git9 @lias gut Bio fetna A 15.oo@5.26
asnuocG y ertra aa 1s49 7.oe@7.25
u ,5r4 @ellA family 900
y NelsrpOir, patapseU, Nlblanb
& @reellrr fanltlY 800
u 0elerUptr extra $50
II 6 c nm { b-l,u HUd4H1da 3.50@3.75
4prnmeb i, b aI1jae5 5D 800
ea@7, far 9eitenItafe 73@8, fir Sainfen
9@ll3 Sal3Feil6; preile perl9teben, fir
lst1 2arp84@9. T g ba3s
.Rei6, 6@o4 Cts. nsa
5tGrfe. perl SIS Gt8. aefb
9 a 5 G'rOunD Alum RSad sO@10e s., War>
itaas $l.S5@$1. 40, AlbtOn'S $3.50, Gurfs
SSlanc 25 Cts. D 8ulDel POM @tOre.
B b tS1e ., Gitp p @aaene III Gents, Div
10, aber feline @erfaWfe.
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Notwithstanding.
0eltlde ullO ensliide 9driftsiebereI
fI bon
NI+ SeiHri6>

Uellg8I UH 3LlDs 10 NenTeII. HuW
10 gtortb-W iutamltraBe, Jtew=Oprf.
Den oerren u6orufsre-8efyer terait bic ersebenne aasetoss
cap t9 legt pieper 10 nett I'M StaRos bin, nn, aNe in bic S@rtft
metner geebrteu Ibnebmer a~aterIigeu gu tOnnen. BeiOnoers made
p1 borant antmerti0nl, bab Ib itets cite Quanitdt Strutsn bea
neueiten rme beitea &dntte8, BON benz pOrsagliGlten Nletall ae
Jelea, ant 9aesI labe mio ale g~citeann9en in mSsidft tursel
3it a~u8fIbren taEt.. - rs 80
Rg@ ~Spatinetgc 4uSitattun9en fr 3euun9st . ffcst
%pprrdtbt9l o oB es bios or 9en0uen An9abe Der @rSEe
bepari. m1 bic nbtbt9ea ArtfeI fOfprt abSul1t6sn,
IteIHn9= no Wtetaa -sraien, 3Ier-9unieu (DasIAe y, icpte cine
4u6lpabI Der metit ~SanSbaren .3eitun9s- Bisneten ulnisr an 9ano.
ptetne Prpben ieben alien @eihatsTeuneen gratis ta Dienifen.
Dur@ mcine V~eEtinouns nit ben g1eneu-6atrisa uen Gru. ST,
poe y So. lisfsre i'd aae arsn Frefcn gu ~reulltcr 9epriquusen
lnp Preilen pe bic 6oDrit lelbft.
eS- ebeui0 babe I'D StsupeI gto ausfte8er fl GsubitDr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tet5 ~pCrrdtbta. st. 9etnrl9, 6GriFt9ieBer
Ap20). Sunl6SnNl e l3 y. g8iliamitr. Iep- Wort.
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Vreiipiniae amfaepahtl

Sun9e geute, Die Ni1en8 ino Ii lie Oou r bes 9reoss i, H..
oeni . .. st su tretn n, wel6eh III rmt oufel ro IT, ib kef
Sem uHHteFSetpneten bon 9eutt ab fir Die nd6Ien 8 s19e al mel
Q n. Ote 9~Dnpa8nte MIRO mmer Der TibrunI erres Ifdb IN, SSisr5ss
iin6ltGen Off}rr8 reben o'""a N"'D NV :" o's"l'e
enrio, =, @sOrss pill. 9teut. Of tie 0iftrttt @Olcnt.
SRI'8l'lp 336, Z. Str. g9aI tnotcn 3, g
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M6tnnQ!

Snlt9e rrdft9s DFanner, tptI@e aeionnen rnS fir bic O,u,r bss
&ttte9s@ III otn y I. Stsattn Oierit ein5u d. Brel, Tn6 bs nf
en- e aee1' TIRE &amen in Der @raorb otn Conn. st., gurnsrs
titles bt Pabit tin5ui6re ben, = m b E 8 iganilahon be- nan .
@om 9nie 1alol9it pDrjuuebmen 49,"
ID 2. &r3p3an0Wstt, Captain.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-20

sorts 81 cohiecthfes were nhoat us 10 The
poiuhMhSFortho hFst blow would Iall. 4
Leading republican, members expressed
the opinion that an extra Session ct Con
aress would soon be called.
The Exyyuss states that u was sup.
poscd, IN wen informed quarters, thai
Texas Was the point where the troops
would DO landed, and that they were sent
out % the request Of General Houston %
repel the Indians and Mexicans III that
state, g}.
A dispatch from BaItimore states that
aIafge body Of volunteers had left that
city 10 rally around the Gag or the Union
IN Texas under Houston, s.. z...2
A Boston dispatch 81 the 9Th states
that great activity was manifested At the
Charlcstown navy yard, 500 persons be-
ing employed The Brig Bainbiidge was
ready for sea, aud was waiting for her
crew. The steam frigates Minnesota,
Mississippi and Colorado we're also ready.
Governor Curtin. Of Pennsylvania, had
4 long interview with General Scott aud
Secretary Cameron on the 9Th. II was
rnniored that Pennsylvania would imDe-
diately assume war footing.
IA dispatch 10 the ErPyess says that
the Attorney General had decided that
there was no legal manner Of collecting
The revenue IN seeded ports short Of I'D.
disional legislation.
The 1fibhnts dispatch says, the au-
thorised statement il Inade that the
Spanish Government was not responsible
for the demonstration at San Domingo.
Also that no orders had been issued for .
blockade Of Southern ports. Commodore
Stringham's commission had different
purpose. .... .S
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\ A III Persons are beisby eSuiiancd against
"a FeceiRipg OF neRotisil|g d seriAtn prornis-
D tjani r. s ewari. ii, isy or u Rntssf, hfsisfs
and Maddrll. Or order for sis tlepssrd four
hp drtd ard sevensy-fosK d6iiats afti nfnetv-
Ave cents (ss ~ $50. braii date April &c.
"A. y. 1850, yable eighteen nnoHtl,s sitter date,
with a credit thereon Of ore Handled and
twtnis one dollars aud sixty Eve eet,s (St2f s.
as said ngfe .aa teeH pafd .4
ANDREW >. STEWART.
Ia I BENZ AMIN: IL. STE MART.
Provo CITY, Aprii.is. 1851 ag-st
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TEEN nnT.It1.s I.rvvA1r

CTRAYED from West Jorisn Range, ons
branded NJ. WkikEson LEFT horoJ also, e. en-
~ shoulder Supposed 10 have sifFyed north
.Hhs shove reward VIII b paid 70 sny psrson
whu shall deliver said on At Messfs. WALKER
BROS Store In G s. 4. City @eIt
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. CRY A1ApEMY.

FIsHE SUMMEB TERM 81 ibis Insittniioft
viii commence MONDAY. "A pril 2gd, m
Boarding and Day Scholars. Application shoul,l
be made immediately, IS but "A limited number
vii be admitted Il 4 & u. I. H. z
BRsycHEs rAusHr-- Rtsdlre, Whiting Atitit-
me ie, E'Rlish Grammar Geography, nj the
ya.idps brrnehes Of ~ Ihgmatiss For farihet
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Il 9s.at .a 9. ". Mousr.EY, Principal.
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owner Il requested 70 prove property pay en-
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20 I. ROBERT MONTG oMERY.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-20
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Chair and CsJiasf MeNHfacfhrcr Main Sfresf,
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N aud Badies u Gfeat salt Eale City. That
he viii giye Instruction IN PENN NSfiIP Ia
all sneh rs desire ~ EARN OF Improve "a fIis
tiSrfnl accomplishment. NJ 8sF
lHsituagigs VIII be glgen at The IiIh ward
srhacl-fjd1i ard y (; w Mauylsyss Academy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Santa Fe mail of the 25th oi
March, had arrived, aud Col. Loring had
taken charge OF the military department
Of New Mexico which gave satisfaction
TO the people Of that territory. The re-
port Of the taking Of Fort Marcy, by citi-
zens of Santa Fe, was Incorrect; no de.
Fmonstration Of the kind had even been
thought OF. Ai1..5' J.
One hundred and six fugitive slaves
left Chicago, on the night Of the It'll. for
Canada, via the Michigan southern rail
frosd. II was estimated that over 1000
! fngitiyes had arrived in Chicago since last
fall. The most Of them had left since the
recent arrest Of Eve slaves by the U. s,
Marshal. -'- ~: @..''f5 ..@'>,
The democrats. had carried the entire
city ticket In Hartford, Connecticut, by
500 majority. .i'-'. -.1.,. I ". !.
Col, Sumner and Gopt. Brittonhad been
ordered to the Pacific. <@..'... IT.. ~
The Ieralds correspondent, who sub
staHtialiy Teiterates the foregoing, adds
| that Capt Talbot carried instructions to
this effect to Major Anderson, with
orders TO open his batteries II the vessels
were fred on Recruiting was fast going
on, and at least so, 600 volunteers would
be offered from the free states In few
days r.. d. -. +
/ A HAVANA letter OF the 9Th says the
annexation Of Domiuica to Spain, isfnlly
confirmed, The army TO sustain Oh,
] movement consists Of I 900 men. and fou
Spanish steam frigates. The whole mat
ter only awaits the queens ratification
Santa. Anna, OF Dominica, having formal
\ " proclaimed the annexation. d.
i A ruJnor about change in the cabine
was in circulation, but bad been contra
dicted. - ....,.- -.... T.. = ?.
A Charleston dispatch Of the lltl
states that Rodger A. Pryor had bee
+ appointed OH Beauregard's STAFF.
Beauregard, at , o'clock that morninl
, demanded the surrender Of Fort Sumte
, which Major Anderson declined prObab
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