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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Joseph Kendall deceas'd
va Office is hereby given by the undersigned, al-
" minisratrX of the above named estate, to the
creditors of, and persons having claims against
said deceased, TO exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the publication of
this notice. to the undersigned at her residence in
Sutter County.
ANN kendall, Administrators
Yuba City, February 10Th, \. D. 1861, feb27-4w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

INDvIDuAL PATRIOTISM Charles
Clarke, of the California Steam Navigation
Company, distinguished himself on Friday,
,ays the Call, 10y getting up patriotic dem
onstration on his own account The Captain
is a strong Union man, and was determined
that all the world should know it. Accord
ingly he procured couple Of ships guns
planted them ON Broadway wharf, and fired
live salute ofl3 salyos--ten, as he express
es it for "grandenr" lie was assisted in hit
gunnery by Mr. G.. b. Wheaton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

San Francisco TO receive Advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DEMocRAT. omce-No. t7i1G Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
s-.sErss--z=a-s---z-----s
SocRArrs.-Remember the lecture, 10y
Rev. T Starr King, at the Presbyterian
Church, this evening. Tickets are to be had
at the bookstores and at the door, The sub
iect of the lecture is "Socrates,' and it Is
handled, we are told by those who have
heard it, with all the mastery skill that he
longs to the profound and analytical intellee
Of Mr.. King. 1t is one Of his best efforts
and that is saying great deal. The lecture
will begin at the usual hour,
GREAT Running RAcE--A great sweep
stake race viii como off at the Marysvile
Park on Friday, March 9Th Entrance 5000
to which the proprietor adds 5000. Forfeit
500. AS will be seen by the Advertisement
in another column, five entries have beer
made. Mr. O'lIanlon informs US that the
horses are now AT the Park, in training fol
the great match The race will commence
at half past two =. NJ, on the 8th, and viii
undoubtedly be one of the most exciting eve
witnessed ON the Marysyiile Park Course.
On Saturday, the 9th, two trotting match
Is will take place, the entries for which vii
be seen in the advertisement in this morning
DEMOCRAT. A large amount Of sport may b
expected.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

The Marysyilo Express intmates that the
Bee took exceptions to its remarks concern
ing Gen McDougaIl. Not at all. 1t said
in effect, that he was a Union man, and OBJ
ij4cted to his election because he was for the
Union, We did not object to its remarks
but to it's position-saying, that il it be
against man because he is for the Union, it
follows, as q necessity, that it must be for
disunion; and this the Express has not an
swered, hut it slides it over by asserting that
exception was taken to its remarks and it
can't help it, Oh, dearl how much easier it
IS to say that than defend its position.-.Sac.
Ben.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to meet in
our sanctum, yesterday, Mr. Wynan, editor
of the Butte Democrat lie is looking well.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

Ar 6! o'clock on Friday mornng, a man
named Chick, who had been divorced from
his wife, shot her paramour at "Our House, =
on the Neyato Ranch, near Petaluml. The
paramour whose name was Leonard. was
shot in the back with buck-shot, aud died
within an hour Chick has been arrested.
CAST Orr HIS BoNps-King, the money
cheap man, to AVOID payment of taxes on
personal property in this State, sends all his
bonds TO the East, where he deposits them
We notice, says the Can, also that he has be
come liberal by patronzing the "rag man
to the extent Of giving him all his old clothes,
and the tailor for a new and genteel outfit
Such extravaganza and waste is uncXcusable.
His excuse for cheating the State out of
its taxes is that he wants the money to pay
old debts.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-27

ALoNzo LEwls-the lynn Bard'-is dead
He was man of talent and culture, and
much beloved by his neighbors and assoc.
ntcs.
FEEIGnnNG TO Coso.-So far has the prac-
tlcability of transporting goods for the sup
ply of the Coso and Esmcralda mines, by the
way of Los Angeles been demonstrated, that
a gentleman of enterprise has already placed
teams upon the road, one of which, with q
freight of 5000 pounds, left Los Angeles a
few daysago.
We have charged that Gen. Denver is
Rube Roper; and nobody has denied it
When its correetness.is disputed, it will be
time enough to prove the cha,ge.-Sae Bee.
The Alta learns that one-sixth interest in
the noted Crown Lead of Marigosa county
one of the richest quartz leads in the world
has been purchased by a gentleman of San
Francisco, and it is bighly probable that
ample means will be invested in the thorough
development Of the same.
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DRopoaAIs FoR sUBslsrENCE 10 TILE yOLUN-
III teer troops,
CasAKrEkAdAssEA q HSKRAI.'s DEPARTMENT,
M Al W. lkar street New York August Z 1871 /

No. NJ Walker street, New YORK, August j, 1891.
Scaled proposals will be received At this Office until
"Wednesday next August 1861, Vt II NJ for furnishing
subsistence the volunteer troops TO rendezvous at this
depot under General Order No. 70.
The ration be furnished by virtue OF such contract
shall consist OF the following articles, viz:ne and
Quarter pounds Of fresh salt beef three quarters Of
pound pork bacon eighteen ounces Of bread or -four,
or twelve Of hard bread and four IN pounds
VI meal and at the rate, 10 one hundred raons, Of
eight quarts " beana lieu thereof twice per week
one hundred and fifty c deseated potatoes and
one hundred ounces Of mixed vegetables ton pounds OF
coffee or in lieu thereof and half pounds Of tea
fifteen pounds OF sugar; -four quarts Of vinegar; one
round sperm candles, and one fourth pound u
adamantn candles, and One.hai pound Of taow
candles pounds Of soap and two quarts Of SALT
the contractor shall furnish equivalent for the above
sood wholesome board 70 the volunteers at the option
OF the Connandant Of Depot the board Of for
dav being estimated ration. In board is fur
nshed the will furnish soap and cudles pro-
portions above and in every The soap aud candles
wifi be deliv 10 bulk the order Of the cornmaant
for distribution by him. AS expenditures under such
contract will be upon account OF the United S,atos, pay
men,s viii be made when funds furnished and pro-
vied by Inc general for such purpose Each
bidder his proposal will state the address and
spons Of two persons proposed suret,es
who shall upon acceptance a the same sgn the requisite
bond the fnlHlnent Of the contract Tho successful
bidder must BIO prepared to enter upon the engagements
Of HE within twenty four hours serward The
right will 10 rect any and ali Of the proposals
eyeA Inconsistent with the interests Of the United
states Z. A. ARTHUR, Engineer in Chief
A. A. QuarteruiQstkJ General
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attend the funeral from hor late residence No 9s stan
ton street, this wednesday, Afternoon
SrEiNIR.M Hacksnsack, n. T.. on Tuesday August @,
GussIE, wife OF Frederick Steic Jr ma daughter of
James ). nunn aged II years, months and 20 days
Due notice OF the inp-yai VII. be given
SIEeiE--On IucsAy morning, August g. OF congestion
OF tho brain, WARREN W., only Of George and MARY
steele aged years and months
The t>.aify and friends are invited 20 ahe funeral this
ln~onesdAy) morning. al ten O'Clock, from 81 Renwok
street.
SHAiIxR,--On Tuesday, August 6, Mrs PAAuIA SaAnxR
wife Of Ezekiel Smaller.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO at
teNd the funeral from hor late residence 191 West Thirty
fourtAstreet without further notice. ON Thursday after
noon, at Two O'Clock.
TRAvEzs On Monday, August 8, at Hoominsgroye,
PAUL. infant OF James r. and Adeiine Iravers aged
months and days
VAN BussrM-At Hastings, on Monday, Augustus ut the
residence of her son in law r. T. Wood, after lingering
Illness Srs. fAyE toErcIrs, vito of John Van Busum
Esq, IN the sOth year VI her age.
The friends and relatives of the family invited to
attend the funeral al the Reformed Dutch church. at Ac
duacknack, N, j. this "wednesday morning, at twelve
O'Clock.
WALLACE On Tuesday morning, August g. of cousump-
tion, CAROLINE daughter Of the late James Emmens,
and wife Of James Wallace DR., aged 20 years, months
and - days.
The relatives and friends Of the family her brothers
James and George Emmens, also her brother law, NJ
McMaas, respectfully invited attend the fneral
from the resi- ence OF her brother in law, NJ Mcianus
Of Forty ninth street and Broadway on Thursday
afternoon at two O'Clock without further nx itation
WoT.--On Monday, August B, WILLIAM LAYoRG., only
chd OF Stewart and Mary L. Wolfe aged year, months
and IL days.
His remains taken to Staten Island for interment
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SPECIAL NGVlCTH.

A MEETING or 1HE MEMBERS or TIE SECOND
"a Precinct Poles -" tho city OF Rrooyn held Mt their
tat'ohhousc on Tuesday evening, August 8, 1851 tlre
toiovifT preamble and fcsolutlons were unanimously
adopted.
whereas ~ has pleased IN. Almighty God in his Pro.
whence, 10 remove from midst, while yet 10 the
mofhfng or if our esteemed ana much respected com.
panon, lavia ~ Martin; and whereas IT II proper on
such an occasion, to mngs sympathics with those
who mourn, and camnend thom the Of Him who
docth a things well; therefore, be il
Resolved, That while we bow in humble submission TO
IN all wise God We cannot refrain from expressing
grct for tho loss OF who, by his integrity and gentle
maniers, had cnderod dtmse u.s. faithful the
discharge Of bis duty from his arst connection with
until he SO suddenly called away, and oven in his
dying moments at his post OF duty
Resolved, That tender sympa.hies to the widow
and family Of deceased broth hoping the
Power who has thus removed from them their earthly
protector may watch and protect them fr. IN all
harm, and may they rely His great promise that 81
am tho widows God and tho Father of the fathcrcss"
Resolved, That attend the funeral In body,
ing the usual badge OF mourning and for the last time to
gaze on the face loved in Lilo, committing his body
to the DUST We can truly say, swell done good and faith
full servant.n
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions bo presented
70 the family and friends Of the deceased and published
in tho city newspapers.
JOHN BEAII.Y Sergeant
LAWRENCE J, PiltLAN, Committee
WALTER BEDEIL.
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Port OF New YORK, August u, 1871.
CLEARED
ship Challenger, win.or San franci-co-W Coleman,
Ship Excelsior swift, I.verpoolS Fhompson's Nephew
s mP Dona" ta% MeSsr IondonKanhard&
Park Hanson Gregory Sylvester Cork and naket-Met-
Gark Fake (Brcml, Kuckens, Dublln-Hennings & Cos
Brg Franoonla Wallace, Marael,es--sioore Henry
BARK Jacob Merrill, Poss, sagla-H Benner
Brig Geo e Leson ttr), MePhee Trindad-smi,h, Jones
Brig Marian Ridley Linihorne, HarSos Grace, NFsaken
BI,s Roanoke, Long BaltimG,sM.ss. u..,.
sehr Mischief OBJ, Rcnouf Queenstown and rnarketG
schr Messenger TiIford Rochcle-E D Hurlbut
schr Alba O'Donnell, Ceite--Master
Schr Ta!isman, Conner, Porto Cabello-H Underwood.
schr Victoria (Br). Luberbler St Thomas and market
schr Croker, Endicott Picou-Bafer Dayton
sehr Hastings tBr), Chapman stJohn, NI-f Neyius
SER z ysrmilyes, Grant !, Bal,imGrs-Nastsr
I GS s s sps rSas anoa sSn
Schr A z Steenian, Grant, Egg Hsrbor-F G Benton
sckr Medorn, Heath, Portiand--G Hatch.
ssr k.s oaa esssaas LIZ
scSr S SL Eagle kssy ta F,sra Kenny
sloop Rhode Island Remington, Providence-L Kenny.
ARRIVED.
@ Even 81 or E
(and proceeded through
xoSros for New HaSan With psri q SSs. rsnsni
Ship Alder. Gaiatn bsano Liverpool June g. with ,ndss
AZ nnt naa Il sns IN III
. sSss sa i H.: g Ssa:s.
sho.l 's,k PILOT from s boa; No2 ,.,,o,,.
s.s NH w has. &C. sys. e9s
sasy 1 snSs rs Daf fGf sgsf
Ion y 10 PASSED bark steering T. painted black last three
Theoda, Carver sasua days. with t" Walsh,
Bark Hyperion, Gibson AngunlA, July a. with salt to
Dwight, Passed sonsero July T. and saw bark Jenny Pitts
s Lady Sh,Enn e0Ge. S,sms {Sy Is With
for 10 days. but could not learn of be-
Brig Nsd Richardson e,enfneaos July TO- with sugar
Ticker LEh.eourne sailed IN company with orig Albert
sg 81
WAS boarded by Us steamer Union -.,. -. c....
sos Jsy 49, win fhompsoa Hunter. ID inst on
@ o WA, ss4.y * u Tn. snsn days. with sugar
Ac, 70 Smith, Jones Co. July e Jaw Spanish sioop Of
war seernss. Experienced fight winds from capor
Brig Alma sBr Brown Cat Island, days with irui. be.
Brs Denmark Perkins, Elzaseshpor. for chares.own
to Jas Douglass Sd inst OF Hateras, boarded BY Us
s sehr Hi sof Provideno.,, Rich Lnsan cB, days.
sssr Borden, Arnold EiizaSepor for Fail River
SER Gardner gr,sI.msn Eiiiss.shpo5s ior Vs River
ST. l. spP Ss,, kSsiisy
s sST bellows. 1S ca9 f s'dSls!Ssn days
Sem Ha Ward aoaaoas Tor
sr
s%s dSsns
Steamer ssa B.us ss.Y roser a s.%o'
s,salne. schrvsr, Adams Baltimore.
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r ETTERS FOR SfCEDIN0 STATES
IL CAN BE FORWARDED by
ApAMT EXPRESS COMPANY

by observing the following objections
Enclose each letter in United States government
vclope-;an ordinary envelope, with stamp affixed will
not answer. The company viii forward and deliver at
any point where Il has Office will mar,
possible 70 the point Of address, paying Confederate post
age, for - foo Of Is cents.
The here given letters not exceeding half
weight; each half ounce being charged cents
by the United States government and Is cents by tho
Express Company.
have ofncee mail the letter uhfer cover TO Adsms
EXPIRES. Company, New York Louisville, and enclose
the amount na above.
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CSTATE OF NEW YORK,
- ASSISTANT oUARrkRMASrER GENERALS De.
PARTMENT,
81 WALKER STREET,
NEW YoRK July 22, 1851.
All duty authorized claims against the New York Quar-
termssers Department at this Depot be presented
at at this Office for settlement
c. A. ARTHUR, Engineer-in Chief
and Acting Assistant Qiarterfnaster General.
CTATE or NEW YORK-MEDiCAL DEPARTMENT.
- NEw York, August Q, 1861.
Notice is hereby given that bills will hereafter be
paid by this for articles furnished for any
rendered any troops officers account o the
State OF New York at this depot without the written
thorlty approval OF c. X. Asnew, Medical Director
New York depot. BY order,
S. O. VANDEkpOEi., NJ. D., Gurgeon General.
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=, miles spoke brig AfDu,
June ~ Nape Trafalgar bearing ~ tienda July "a la. II
ni nnailn,fDWn ~ days hence for Frankfort Me- fun
Ion "! SPOKE sehr Greyhound ~ aadk CELIA and FROM
OF ush, 10th, lat e. Ion g. s,oke ehy A
rewburypcrt for Bay 81 Lawrenee, All wsA
-, GU, SAILED "a and Web
Mh1-ships Gladiator San Frsncico; Aiss~A banks Mag.
ster Lverpoo kentuckan, Acnie llaygyN yana: be
nola Cork; Palas Br), Belize Hon; Express Ma Down
China, Trieste; schrs Langdon Gilmore Marselsss:.
ing, New Brunswick
Wind nj SUNRISE ENW; sunset SW.
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The American B,ocixSSs.

~ TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES. =
Ny ship crossed the bar of the Mississippi on the s,h
Jun 90 nruno cr TINS port and was boarded by the officer
" s,u o'tnu s'atcs snip Powhaan, who demanded my
register, and endorsed on it as foLows-
boarded by The United States steamer Powhatau June
M Hhu warned not to enter the port of New Orleans by
Any he passes Also warned port in the
ors States south Of Batmor Key West excepted In
lorieo the captain that he would ba United
safs vessel that might overhaul him white mpng
S'onite the blockade of southern ports
GEO. BROWN, Lieutenant, United States Navy.
Whether snch right Is conceded by the United States
government 10 our ships Of var, whether would be
sgmazed MS ''gross outage the American flag"
Know not JAS "a BURNiE.
Commander OF the British SHIP Roscoe.
LIVERPOOL, July %
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tho stock has thus been augmented TO the extent of
Ill $50 bales, while in the same period Of 1850 it In
creased the extent Of 3S $50 bales last years was
however extremely liberal crop in the United States
and but for the uncertainty attending the future the
stock now in hand would DO considered sufficient
Tor all practical purposes. The stock made up in
the following proportions in the first and last weeks
embraced in the return
American bales. ......... 79O,510 1873 GEO
Surat. Observation-Disclosures. 90 640 1870
Brazil ..................... 5000 G,3l0
Egyptian .................. $1,000 A. $40
Thus Of the additional Ill $50 baes hand only
5000 bales are American, and less than % 700 bales
Suras, which is by means fsvorisc description and
consequently notwithstanding the unparalleled
stances in which the trade Gnds Itself still displays
tendency accumulate The total imports this year TO
July 10 were 1886 bales, compared with 500 039
bales in the period Of 1850 and the stocks
AL 40 bales respectively, II follows that the quantity
taken for consumption has been e6 soe bales this year.
compared with 663 22o bales In 1850 The quantity At
seaor Liverpool estimated at the close Of last weak 1T
81 935 bales OF American and 2s9 lac bales Of Sura all
bales, compared with AZ 1856 bales of American
and 1877 75s bales of Sarat ali 2O9 O44 bales, the
corresponding period Of 1850. By this estimate there
were thus 1885, 40 bales more now route for this
country than in July, 1850; but the increase in American
is no doubt due to the Efforts made the other side OF
the Atnnc TO reduce the quantity available for shipment
to the narrowest limits and to avoid much posi-
BILE the rgors OF the blockade force That these
efforts have been successful shown by the compare
tively f!Nin9 q'dHly nom on hnd at the american Ports
the last advices estimating it at only 90 oCO 70 600
baics compared with go 600 bales in July 1860 On
the whole the trade seems TO have thus the
verse circumstances in which 1t is placed better than
might have been anticipated
a French View Of MIR. LincOln's Message.
Very few Of the Paris Journals remark on the presi.
dents Message We find tho following short notice in the
Press, July i21-The ausion to the foreign Powers ia
very BRIEF less hostile than might have been appre
hohded after the discomfort manifested by the American
press against England and France Mr. Lincoln confessed
sass r Powers bad for -, adopted
happy TO be able 10 tbat the sovereignty OF the
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United States ia respected by all the Powers In
word the fresiients Message is iNr4 am IN tone hin
tappeared To be from tho tecgrsN'c dcspatchrs how
ever unshakrab may DO his nnatiou carry
the war 10 the end
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CrfstadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best In the world wholesale ard RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied at No. Astor House
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BACHELORS HAIR Dye-The Rest fn the
world: harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied At BACHELORS Wig Factory, ls Bond street.
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QUARrkRMASrFR GENERALS DEPARTMENT.,
ALBANY, August 8, 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
Saturday ncxl August TO- 1861 al II NJ for furnishing
the following articles for the volunteer troops 10 rendez
al the several depois in this State, under General
Order No, TS:--
10000 pairs Army Shoes (sewcd).
200 pairs (al woody Army Stockings.
10000 (all wooD Army Shirts (as per sample in Quar-
termaster Generals otlGe).
10000 (a wool Army Drawers las per sample in
Quartermaster Generals oiicc).
$4,000 pairs Gan woo) Army Blankets (welght eight
pounds TO the par).
Each bidder in his proposal will state the names I'D
dress and responsibility OF two more persons proposed
surets who shall upon acceptance Of the same, sign
the requisite bond for the fuhlment of the contract
As above contracts made for supply ing the United
States troops payments will be made when funds fur
nhed and provided by tho general government for such
purpose
The Quartcrmater General tho right To reject
any and all OF the proposals. should he consider them in
consistent with the interests of the United States.
CUYIIR VAN VHIiTEN,
Quarermastor General State OF New York
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Hill, mitablc Cutter OF Hair and
Whskers, No Barclay street. Hair Dye, so cents black
brown, best in use.
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The Stock Of Cotton In England.

From the London Times, July "a
There il At last decided foH in The stock Of cotton at
liverpool the dminuton though long forcscen not hav
ing previously been all considerable. This will seen
reference to the subjoned table which commences
with tho month Of April, when the American blockade
was first threAtened;-
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Army Shoes.-Canvas shoes, Best Double
soles "Burts stamp" at II. LANNON'S, 40 Broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed
and Information furnished by CHASE Co, bankers, 10
Wall street, New York,
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Prizes Cashed in All Lcgalizcd Lotte.
ries by JOSEPH BATES, broker, No 10 Wall street, up
stairs, New York.
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White Canvass Shocs-The Rest and
cheapes, in town, at MOODY's Is3 Broadway.
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o. OF 0. F.--THE RIGHT WORTHY GRAND LODGE
IL of southern New York will commence tho annual
secession in It's room Odd Fellows Hall corner Of Grand
street on "Wednesday August ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ Ecc.
ton OF officers on Thursday, from TIL 10 O'Clock r. NJ
by order. JOHN j. DAVIS. G. Sec.
M iITARY ACCOUrRkNEN1S--H G., BATTY,
1NA Springfield, Mass prepared 10 make Military Ar
mamouts Mt very short notice, such Bet Plates Buckles
Badges scabhard Trimmings, Rifle Powder FLsks, &C.,
AFT warranted to pass United states inspection Samples
sent free Of expense.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CREDITORS
~ OF tho firm Of I. Ripley required to present
their claims to the assgnoes OF said arm the OF
the subscriber, % Chambers street.
IL. ArWATER, One OF Assignecs
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CyTRONo, PATENT ARMY TRUNK ANp PORTABLE
= Bedstead conblnsd Cr-ne. Wkxren street and
Broadway Proc 81 and Gas.
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Beautiful Compile xion.-Lairal's Liquid
Pearl has achieved eebry having equal for pre-.
serving and identifying the complexion. 439 Broadway
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Married.

Married.
srxwARr--TnoMrsoN- Hoboken on Monday, August
g. by the Rev Alfred Harris hr. RoBERr STEWART to Miss
MAGGIE THOMPSON, all Of South Amboy NJ.
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TYusses.-HIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Me- yssey street, Astor House. opposite The church.
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Onicial Drawings of Wood, Eddy s. Co.'s

KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTT ERlES.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLAss 421-August 6, 1851.
Al. II, Is, IT, %, So, Is, 30, 46, 81, 40, Sc.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 422-August @, 1861.
20, 10, Al, "a, 81, 81, Is, 40, 8, 80, SO, 2, %.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
Covngton Ky. or 81. Louis, No