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Wan MAra.-Beautifu1 bird's-cye view Of the
Seat Of War, $1.a5; small do; 80 cents. Military
map Of the United States, rs cents. Appleton's
map OF the Seat Of War, Is cents. Appleton'e
Ratlroad map, 2b cents. Lloyd's map. 2s cents.
Maps OF Washington, Fort Monroe, Fort Piekens,
and Pensacols, Ii cents each. Ellsworth's Zouayo
Drill and the Young Recruit, one do1la. each, ali
free by mail Also, every military book or map
published, at lowest prices.
?. 7. sHEn1ocK, liz Dearborn street.
WAR BooKs-WAR RMArs.-EyerythIng In mill
ta1y literature at lowest prices, from F. T. sher.
locks Military Bookstore, liz Desrbosn street,
Chicago. Catalogues free by mail.
~ Satgent's SodR Water, from the improved
Fountain, Is always cold and drawn with pu1e
Fruit and Cream sgrups, Corner State and Ran
dolph streets.
B The hzst Exhibition and Concert Of Ottig-
mons Metropolitan Gymnasium, Nos. Ill, 11s, IFS
and III Randolph street, (KlnEsbury block} Ran
dolph street, will take place on Thursday evening
June 18- at o'clock p. m.
Music BY the Great Western Band.
Tickets IS cents, to be had A. J. Higgins Clark
street, at the Gymnasium, and at the door on the
evening Of the exhlbstian.
Front eeats reserved for Ladies.
ie11st a. @. OTTIGNON, Prop'r.
" Il you wish for bushy whiakerz OF fazci-
mating mustache, send for boz Of Bellingham's
Stimulating onguent. It Is warranted to bring
them out in from tlree to ak weeks. Sent on re-
ceipt Of price and postage $1.1s, to any address,
by J. h. johnson, 20 State street, Chicago, III.
mh2s, ,3m
Cook & McLain, 93 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dye1ng Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
"a
PAPER HANGrsos.-The best stock at the lowest
prices, at Faxnn's, No. 70 Lake street, aps0tf
=
All should not fail to read the advertise
Yner& ~ 1or,,f TPrrr,3 IN IN
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Nest Of Dangerous CounterfeIts Broke
en- ups

Nest Of DanEerouE Counterfelts Broks
en- up.
stumptail is bad, but s'any port In storm" !"
Any money Is better than counterfeit. Yet,
the very disturbance Of our currency opens
vide facilities for the operations Of counter
felt money makerz and Yenders. A few days
since, at st. Louis, one Nelson briggs Was
arrested, and the best part Of the capture Il
the seizure Of large numher Of presses,
twepty-tYp plates and taeo Aundfed thousand
dollars OF the bogus stuff ......-.
briggs, the party under arrest, Is well known
in this vicinity, having been sent from this
city to Alton, during Sheriff Anderson's ad-
mfntst1at1on, 1854 '56. His headquarters for
q long time past have been At Metropolis city,
on the Ohio River.
c. T. Bradley, Supt- Of Police, Of this city,
has received twenty-one samples Of these
bills, embracing the following banks, for
which cur merchants would do well to be on
the look out:
Merchants Bank, fves, Carmi, H.; Bluff
CITY B INK. fyes, Caledonia, III. Commercial
ones, BoW1sg Green, KY; Merchauts' Bank,
tens, st. Louis, Mo. do. dves. Farmers' and
D1oyers' Bank, tWent1as; Waynesburgh, Pa,
an excellent initiation; Lafayette Bank, red
dves, Bloomington, III. Southern Bank, dves.
St. Louis, No; Northwestern Bank, tives,
Virginia LAFAYETTE Bank, fYes, without red,
Bloomington, Ill State Bank Of Ohio, Della
ware Branch, ones; Winsted Bank, ones,
Connecticut; Citizens' Bank, green face, tens,
Louisiana; Farmers aud Merchants Bank,
dTes, Memphis, Tenn. Bank of New Orleans,
twenties Southern Bank Of Kentucky,
threes; Citizens' Bank, do; Bank Of Cape
Fear, foure, North Carolina.
Under the same head comes the arrest Of
two persons, giving the names Of Perry Sew
ards aud Jeremiah Fayorite, brought to this
city by Deputy Sheriff ]. G. Gore, of Mar.
shall county, who arrested them at Lacon,
upon the echarge OF carrying On bogus money
money mandatory there They were brought
before United States Commissioner Hoyne,
who, upon their motion, continued the hear
Ing 10 Wednesday Of next week, to give them
time to procure counsel and Witnesses.
, 1861-06-13

The rece pts at Tide Water Of tiour, wheat, corn,
and barley, for the 1st week Of june 1SGt and $780,
: 1e E1GaI, ~ nral, lgrn, :usr1ey,
brls. bu. bu bu.
Issd.. 1ssd @ S 9s54e9 7s3gos soo 55oo go
Increase. 5.1oo $4,000 24s,ao6 1.1oo
The aggregates Of the teceipts Of the above arti-
cles for the years 1861 and 1850, have been:
fb,aaf' bsia. "bsat' bas G11n' 81. nta1sy Say
900 : ,001, 100 2,sa{,1oo $500
1sdo.. e99,7oo 2,9os.7oo 1880
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aucttn1t 5alEB.
A UCTION SALES 3 7
IT. ALEXANnER

No. lO7 Dearborn Street.
On FRInAI: 1tsh Inst. precisely # s4 o'clock,
steads, Shars 6ettee, Mattr.sser and Carpets Large
Q1cs pesfs, 0ne Ice Chest HALF Cloth Sons E1ten-
t.asses, &c. An invoices Note Paper, Liquid Glue
Carving Knives and For0. Shoe BRUSHES. Ladies' AL
Wool IusterH, Fancy Goods and SkfIta 1e1sx35
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Increase. 6.W0 .ss2, 200


Dec osooo 12,oo1, 600 De III, GOO I II 100
Reducing the wheat to -four the cxccsa In the re-
ceipts Of 16f1 is equal to 6a7, so brls Of -four
The receipts at tide water Of the principal ar
to and incindins ths I'll ingt n hsvo been cen % ss fo
.1nyyA. =.
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Gbita4p Gtithutte
TURHSDAY, JUNE IS, 1851.
CITY,.

beautiful sta2do co1oaa
viii be prce ented to the Hith Brigade to-dsy,
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4 STOCK OF DRUGS, MED[-
II CIEES AND BOOKS WANTED, eE,op.sIn~ to
Ssoo q $500 q $atoo for which vaaaole city pro
eight per cent. it, valuation, viii bo o1chaa5ed at
tAtr nEnrt8. OR good wlld land. veil located aud
he country preferred Any person 11h'as to g0 ont
of The Drug Bustnest, A1d having q suItab STOCK
cago, H. fai1TtW
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STRAWBERRY FEs71vA1-Thls evening
Strawberry Festival viii take place ut The
Lecture Room OF the 1st III. E. Church, cor
ncr Of Clark and Washington streets, for the
benefit Of the Ladies' City Mission.
, 1861-06-13

TIE GREAT WESTERN BAND FOR TIE War.
The Great Wcste1n Band Of this city has
enlisted as the RtEimental Band for Col. T. r.
Blair'e Missouri Brigade, and Will shortly leave
for St Louis.
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:For Sale.

TOR SALE-House and Lot, 23l
l.: Wabash aEennAs E. The be house vas well built and
city and is the highest point OF ground In the south
Diy1Mon- Addrtss L. RDSSITER, Lake Forest.
, 1861-06-13

1NERARY.-We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of Dr. Thomas
Clarke. who wi1l read his patriotic and origi-
nal poem, entitled tsThe Battle Of Bunker
Hill" In Bryan Hall, this evening.
, 1861-06-13

WnArEra .PHmN Non- -sA1E.-A quantity
Of clean, whole newspapers, put up in packa-
ges Of 100 each, for sa1e: as wrapping paper.
Apply at the Counting Room Of, this of1cs.
, 1861-06-13

BA All should not fall to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood in to-dAy's paper. mh-1y
, 1861-06-13

BuAalARr.-The residence Of William I'll
linehast; Esq, on i Edna Place, was entered BY
burglars = few evenings since, and a consider.
able sum Of money stolen. --~--- ''@S -
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RECORDERS CouRT.-1n this court yesterday,
Michael O'sweeney, Peter Flynn and Peter
Reus, were convicted Of Burglary and recelr-
ed two years time each. shn pending, the
t1ih Of Maria Lichtenburger for larceny.
, 1861-06-13

TOR SALE.-1he improved bust
4 ness and residence Lots known a. No @6 ana
proyenents thereon. Also, thu Building NJ Is North
Clark street. Chicago; Inqulre OF PETER DUNNE.
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A F1RSTCLASS DRESS MA
~ KEn .WAGTED.--3one need spply without the
vsy beat Recommendations. Also, = y.1rx LADY vith
Apply Af &c Lake street te1t.e9ItJt
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GAR DINER AND COOK
IN the country Of city. Tho man 10 Farm or i1aflen
the Toman =. Cook Also an Eng t.h GIL to Cook il
heard Of At NILS. RATES Office. I7I WaahinEson
4QrGt fHl1x1t
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WAR BooKs-WAR MAPs.-Everything in mill
ta1y literature at lowest prices, from P. T. sher-
locks Military Bookstore, 1l2 Desrbosn street,
Chicago. Catalogues free by mail.
, 1861-06-13

~ Sargent's Soda Water, rom the improved
Fountain, Is always cold and drawn with pu1e
Fruit and Cream sgrups, Corner State and Ran
dpIph atfeets
, 1861-06-13

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-At
~ thriving point on the Mississippi River. Cash
buyers nnd good bargA1p. apply 1t onco to Box
31S& St P&pl Ppst Office. At1n. lal1 eg0tSt
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EDWARD h ARNOLD. Trustee.
UAV1& Z tTsaKN, Sof'e. fdto3sQs1
, 1861-06-13

CHURCH DUnDlHa RKMovAL-We notice
that the Union Park Baptist Church ede6ce,
Rev. james Dixon, Pastor, has been removed
to the corner Of Lake and Sheldon streets.
Il has been enlarged and improved.
, 1861-06-13

AMBuLAScE.-Messxs. Cone d Tenbroeck,
carriage make.s in this city, are just complet-
ing strong and seryiceable Ambulance wagon
for the use Of our troops. A dozen Of the
Eame pattern thould be completed forthwith.
Itis being built under the direction Of E. B.
Graves, Eeq., Of this city, connected with the
Hospital QeparIment at Cairo.
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22aa11tku.

;" A n T ED-An experienced
w Gardner; thoroughly acquainted with tho bosi-
In all e branches would like tituation.
AddrtM c. Il. ROFEMANE, At this Office, fel1ISt
, 1861-06-13

LooKs LEE WoaR.-Last evening Sergeant
Hammers1ough took down to Cairo from this
city 500 900 rifle bullets for the Lincoln Rifles,
Capt Aiha1otzy's corps We shall hope soon
to hear Of this lead being shipped South; in
good hands Of course ::
, 1861-06-13

CAPTKR ColBr's ZouAyEs.-Company F
Zouayee, Capt; Colby commanding, leave
their quarters in the old Board of Trade
rooms, for encampment at Camp Long, Cottage
Grove. They hare received their tents.
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7 UMBER.-Wanted to Exchange
IL for Lumber.
4 LOT, Il RF so FEET,
With two story House. SITUATED On Desplatnes street
between Lake and RAndolph Apply 70 q r. QUIM-
BY CO.. No. a0 South Water strict. oclsdS8 "
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On one Of the best Water Powers in Alnuesota> and
u IN excellent wheAteroEtnE country. where It wu
and for selling Goods At same point whete III rc Is no
ether store siy In twenty milea This IS Of the
rest points for business IN the West F1ya Thousand
Dollars can be Eada the nEst fear on the IN se.tmsn
Tribune Offec, Chicago. III, With real nare. Iesxw
, 1861-06-13

:" AN TED--Partuer wanted
,.yy With capital OF slI CT Kltht Thousand Dol
lars well ta1lished Houso doing eAts and pro-
ntabla hutiEess- A thorough ok:kteper and one
Wi4nG to tAte charge Of books preferred. Addtcss
M, care Of this ONCE with real nane. jst0e907x1w
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A GENTS WANTED-$l,o 200 q
"A year nads By any ore with 80 wsrta of
PATRNT STENCIL TOOLS.

STOCK enough included to retail for &iN Send to1
EaEcntaf. sample and Stencil CaealoKua Address II
J.FGLLAN, No. 45t Olive street, St Louis No. d
21z Broadway, New YORK 9ntvEf.7v
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0REERPORr, July 2b-Ar brig Eastern star, AcAjey,
Tapani for Boston-would proceed next day.
NEWPORT, Jniy 2-Arr schr Fakir, Heath Fan River
for Ezabehport Sid 25th schr Naad Queen, Hnse, PHI
adelphia.
Port Even.
PHILADELPHIA July 26--Arr steamer Delaware, John
son, NYork ship Wesimoreand, Ocean Liverpoo schrs
scnry Nsn,rosa Gibbs Nassau May Baker Portland;
Howell w + Dayton, Hand and Mary Eizabeth Reed
Providence; W Marcy, Norton and Wainwright Iud-
lam Boston, Luther Ch1d Kelly do; Mary Elizabeth, Hnr
vyey lynn e Pickup. sur Newport Went 10 sea ship
PROVIDENCE July ---.r steamer Ospray, Kenney
Nyork; schr Robert - LEEDS, Philadelphia. Below
bark Lebanon, Giles from Shields Cid ship Creole Pierce
NYork Sid schrs 1no croweI, and w Mckee, Mendell
Philadelphia Henry Clay Deano, Port Even; Mary Emily
french NY0rk Cor Bangorl Arion, Wckson dO soop VIM
u Bowen, Brqtheron, NYork. Also sid oath, schr Ocean
Bird, Conry, Baltimore.
PAWTuCKEr, July 25-Arr schrs Mora, Harris George
Brown, Joine, aud Isaac Van Handt Pierce, NYork
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF rHF NEW YoRK
"A Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent .Assoca-
ton at their rooms, 1853 Bowery July -, 1861 the fol-
lowing resolutions were adoptcd:--
Whereas, II has pleased the will OF God in His all wise
and nscruabe providence, TO take from midst by
death our friend and brother, W. Ii. Sullivan; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That We humbly recognize the hand Of
Heavenly Father IN taking from society whose
anabe qualities, combined with exemplary Chris tan
character had endearot him not only body but
10 uli who knew him.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathiZo with his family
and friends in this affective dspensaton which has beret
them of one in whom their affections and hopes were
centred -
Resolved, That in testimony Of our regard for his
memory our meeting rooms be drapcd in mourning for
thirty Days.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be presented
10 the family of the deceased also to cS Sunday Herald
for publication. j. G. HANNEN, l'c..,
+. b. MURTHA. (N'iiHii''e''
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\ y. CAULklNS, AUC1TONEER
- AUCTION N0TiCF--MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and Costly Household Furniture.
Flcaant Rosewood pianolorie

Eeaant Rosewood pianororte.
Rosewood larior suit, in I}rocatel.
Valuable Paintings Artistic 3fonzes Marble Groups &c
MONDAY July 30 at Che elegant private residence DIS
West Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue,
Commencing at l0ia O'Clock.
The sale comprises t,e entire contents OF The house
The elegant Parlor Furniture made order and is in
solid rosewood Tha whole viii be sold 10 the highest
bidder for cash, OFF ring extra Inducements to pur
chnscrs os the ontire furniture OF the house is
having all been made within seven months.
Elegant rosewood seven octave Panoiorte with all
dern impro, eneuts, OVERSEEING bass &c;
Cost 5000;
rich rosewood Stool covered in satin, and embroidered
Cover; three elegant full suits Of Parlor Furn
ture in rich br0cae and satin: rosewood Etcgcrcs spcn
did and costly Paran Ornaments, rich Vases Nc; also,
magnificent collection o rare Paintings rosewood Turkish
Easy Chairs, in line reps rosewood Centre and Side mar
be top Tables, richly carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bcdseads, Wristbands Sofa Bees, in fine hair
Goth; ten pare Hair Mattresses, from 10 10 so pounds
mado TO order and in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consists Of nne oak Extension
Table Svcr Ware, rich China, ivory and silver Cutlery
Forks, Spoons, &c, with heavy cut and engraved Glass
o. every description.
Catalogues viii hr issued and be had aarly on morn
ing Of sale. No postpouemcnt.
c. HALL, Attorney for Mortg.gee
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A TR II. MACY's, SIXTH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH
~ sIeet-Ladies, you WIN always lind best Paris Kid
Gloves at 68 cents Auction lots in Lace Goods Lace
tlas, &c. Auction lots in Embroideres and Ribbons.
Auction lots in Hosiery. Auction lots In Linens and White
Goods Auction lots In Linen Handkerchief Best styles
French Powers. Job lots in Yenkee Notions ladies'
Under Clothing Coraets, &c.
DANIC PRICES DREssMAKING AT NO l45 EIGHTH
IL ssreet-Madame Bodine would call the attention Of
the ladies the elegant styles of dress made at reduced
prices Dresses cut and basted All work guaranteed
to it,
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BELOW.


Sbip Luransrath, from Grnanock.
Bark Jaruco de y Barcelona from Havana.
Sclr Cylone.-Ah by pilot boat Edmund Blunt.
shir James Foster u NQCitg from Liverpool June ~ 2
O. II Marshall & Go. -
ship k4,s isNautoo, uokou, from London.
SAILED
Ec'rls4ps s1oma g! AND ior Aamblrg; ely OF Wa hing
ton taJ, Liverpool 1l 'n} pass. d tt- tl ~ atI 10 P8.
26h-,Aips Buans i-tt, S.4ey- swallow Iiayre briggs
dpe" Nt tla4arai WANG lhf4'tr Cor i-..a, Halifax;
Trade N.a iarc-aul5 C. Ring Dsmaiata,
WIND sunset s.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES..

A PARTNER WANTED-WiD THOROUGHLY UN-
.erstands the retail dry goods bu.ncss witlia CAPT
III of from three ten thousand dollars in cash, to join
PARTY established in of the f0urishiug towns IL
wisconsin doing fine business but VINO is DESTROYS OF
increasing his stock TO meet the pressing demands of the
place. Any active business man wishing to 30 into bust
will find this one Of the very best opportunities Ke-
ferences exchanged Address box 1851 Post office.
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THE WAR.

I,yNFIEID RIFLED CARBINES.--lOO ENGLISH ARMY
Ia Carbines for sale, in bond or from store, by
JN0 B. sARsON No. IL Plat street., N. Y.
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IINlRST REGIMENT, WASHINGTON GREYS.--WANTE.D,
IL a few more recruits, by Thursday next, 10 fill up
Company A. Captain A. b. Nicholson camped at Fast
New York Recruiting Office at old Bowery Theatre
Open from O A. M. to r. NJ. Quarters and raons sup
piled on signing the roll The families of volunteers pro
yided for
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LNOR SME-CHEAP, A SORREL PONY, SIN YEARS
K old, lAts haads high, suitable for butcher baker,
or any light business. Also light Top Wagon and Iar
Can be Al lIS West Broadway, all this week
till sold.
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din q Ann WILL, PURCHASE THE ONE HALp
DlsUUO interest in three valuable Patents,
models, stock &c, &C. Address W. D. Grimshaw, $50
Broadway.
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LNNEIfID RIFLES. - $50 SHORT ENFIELD WITH
IL Sword Bayonets on hand, for SALE IN bond or in
store, by JNO b. SARsON No. ii Platt street, N. Y.
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r ADY'S SADDLE HORSE WANTEn--iN EXCHANGE
~ for . handsome rosewood billiard table. only tive
months ~ usc " private house; cost 1925. Address
Billiard, box l2i Horald Office.
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The s.caa,aio or.s OF Washington. Ctt Brooks, for
L.yelroo. wu - ersers, all a.4ers in The steer
aEe.
I'll. steamship sazoui Capt Eagv icr, ycs,crar. for
Southampton Hugre and Hamburg, ~h 25 passengers in
Guiding cabin and Storage stsiengers.
The bark Il CASTOR, while raising her anchor yesterday
III the East River brought the fore wheels of carriage
supposed Toe the South Ferry boan
winter of 1850
10 the goyernmeEi Of Al ,rik Brazero. SO tons built
in 1857 and the particulars Of which have NOT
transpired.
va Wesffn Islands 5gns . so 1 Sagrn ;ss NB
sn,npon.
report hey at sea june 30 lat q lon % 30 bb 50 since
Ship Water Scot, tof Edsar,own) Capt Baxter pm, nso
Honolulu previous TO June repair having spung aIe"k
spoien-june q, bark ( o,cscr, Grinnen, HB.
reportci
spoken, &c.
Ship Maggie Carrie from Liverpool Tor virgafa wss passed
Brig AroostooS ffeu shields Bridgeport c. july % of
Georges.
Foreign Ports.
MAqniTius' june BIN gor,, hydra Brown from Boston
di;E KneG EYere n 6S% @a% o for
sehrs Mary Alice do days. Abby Willard DO nc4 day. sr
siEGF soSs 2Ia port sriss Ann .as Ea1"s,h Boy
do about soih E9he Wing Sknrr from % wa Goree
lsh Calyers Wilar IRON hiadePaia arr ii 'chr susan
lPFR CRY BAtrxops, orr CAPE RAcr-TElg.
from Niork Il Everett VIM Wilson n Gibraltar;
l3h Atlanta Oryia, Bremen lth Excelsior a pin:
Narmgu Hun; Pcquo DeAl; Don stella M Ivcrpool
gOmey, Faimouth: Of tile East al do:
Ash, Queen d England, Queenstown, Gth, LIMA Rock
land ~ dos Larry, al Dublin.
Arr from Philadelphia 18Th, CASTOR, Bremen; i5th,
Frey, at Queenstown.
Tie Yankee from Cardiff shanghai ran shore ON
The If Galiiiv. with feet u hold The
chief officer aud i've drowned
American Ports.
BALTIMORE. July 25-Nrr BATS PrIcleS, ttlap.
Below ship Falmouth luncs, from liverpool. sciri
Peerless Patterson stJohns PR Louisa Agnes tBr) Nj
cholson. Halifax; Susan (Br lang do sd kec Laura,
Crook san Bias Peerless Patterson. 1t Johns PR
BAKER's LANDING (WarwIck) July 25-Arr schr Casper
Hrtt Shoe Philadelphia.
BRISTOL july 2Arr brig C0ndovd johnson, Delaware
City SD sloop Harvest, Corwn, NYock.
EYork.
FALL RIVER, July A-Ar schr Geo Holman, Bennett
philadelphia sloop Cabot Norton. Port Even. Sid schrs
Ghaiger aahan Eizabethpor,, Sas Wright Seaman Port
1,h1Arr sclr Adele Felicia Cartwright, Elzabethport.
NYork ' ~
GLOuCESrER July 2l-Arr schrs Triumph, Iurvey, N
deipba.
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LNNFIEID RIFLES.--PARTIES HAVING ANY FOR
~ sale, may find cash customer by addressing box
700 Post Office
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LNORSAIE--TWO FINE YOUNG HORSES, SOUND AND
Il kind One gray Mare, 151s hands, five wears old
One bay Mare, fast, six years old Inquire Of r. DIk
Sexton of ST. Peters church, OF Hicks and Warren
streets, Brooklyn.
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A T a REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
n Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association,
held al thcr rooms 1853 Eowery Friday evening July
20, 1861 the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
Whereas, the sorrowng intelligence has reached us
from the seat OF OF the death Of late companion
apd brother member, John NJ. hayden while engaged in
charging the cnemys batteries at Bull the 2lst
INST and whereas in this inscTutablc decree of Him who
doeth all things wc his bcreaved parents called
10 the loss Of aactionae his brothers
and a kind and gentle comuaiiion and our asso-
citation OF member whose many virtues and sterling
honesty as man had cndeared him to all therefore,
loss we are coDsJei in the knowledge that he died de-
Tending our glorious flag, whose danger summoned him
the Held, aud in rendering to his bereaved relatives
sincere coincidence IN their aficon we earnestly recon-
mend them to Almighty God that He may ondow them
with grace to submit with Christian forttude their
Resolved, That copy of the preamble reso-
buttons, duly aitested he presented to the family of
Resolved, That the above he published in the New
YORK Herald JAMES F. BFHNE, President.
Y. Tfghe, Recording Secretary; John S Scully j. u.
OFlannagan, Thomas Ctr,oll, Committee.
n AUNCH.-wuI. BE LAUNCHED AT JERSEY CITY.
NJ on Monday. July 20. ~ O'Clock, Che steamboat
Mary Powell built by u. s Alison owned by Cnntan
Absaom Anderson and others take the place OF the
Steamboat Thomas Powell
ryyHE RELIEF COMMITTEE OF THE FOURTH wARD
Z viii meet az No Roosevelt street on Monday at .
O'Clock p. W. Applicants NEST bring their certificates
with then. BY order OF Committee.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-28
LN0H SAIE--THE TROTTlNG HORSE HONEST PETER
l. Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF.

TyN0M W0NnER.-c0TT STALLION, FOUR YEARS 0lD
\ belonging 30 the estate OF stephen Weart, deceased
and for which his late refused 81 800 now offered
FOR sale AZ sacrifice 10 close the estate Can be seen .t
the late residence OF stephen Weart South jamaica L. l.
JNO. c. GILES. III South William street Executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-28

A UCrTON NOTICE.
IN ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FTJRNrTJJRE.

"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the properly OF agentleman leaving the city,
Tomorrow (Aonday) ut l0}s O'Clock precisely,
comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained in
the large dwelling house No 1852 West Twenty street
near Seventh avenue the whole for absolute and
tory SALE rain or shine consisting Of English Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Parlor Furniture
SUITE comprising three fun suits, richly carved all Of
description; rosewood Centre Pior Tables Turkish
Chairs in blue and gold satin and hoQuet; Dainask and
Pier Mirrors fine rosewood Eegeres rich Seyres Dresden
Mantel Vases, Bsque Figures, Parlor Ornaments NC
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, MUSIC CABI-
NET, STOOL AND COVER.
Elegant Bureaus, Bedstcads, twelve hair Mattresses
Chamber Suits in rosewood, Bronze Clocks Spring Seat
Chairs Mirrors Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table,
two Sofa Besteads rich Cut Glass 81 every description
Slyerware Forks Spoons Casters Ice Pitchers Urn, Tea
Service marble top B1et 0icloh rich Chandeliers NC
Sale positive, rain or shine.
T. W WFSr(,nTr Aueiiuncer