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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

01Cnu0us4-Thssn ddsp changes OF cur
climate are sourose Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
snd Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
Ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken il the ear
II stages Of the disease, recourse should q
once Be had TO "DnoWxss DnoHcnIAL 1'Ro-
onss," or Lossngss, lot she Gold, Cough, or
Irritation OF she Throat be ever % slight, %
By this prscsution more serious attack may
30 sdectually wardsd o.. PuSLIc SPlAKsas
and HIEesas will hnd them slFsotus for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See Cd.
vsrtisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30
FROM roRTR.ss MONROE.
slaves ConsrabAnA q.
We out the following from the ny. World
Of the Goth:

We cot the following from the N.Y.World
Of the Goth:
FoHrxEfS MONROE,
Via BALmnonE, May 26.
Col. Duryee's Zouavss arrived this morn
ins BY the Alabama. They are encamped
this side Of the Hampton Bridge, with ths
Vermont and Troy regiments.
The Pembroke has also arrived with two
companies Of Massachusetts troops.
There are now about 8 600 men within Or
under the walls Of the Fortress.
The Quaker City came mp this morning
the bark Winifred, Of Richmond, from Rio
Janeiro, laden with coffee.
The Minnesota sails southwark to-day
Com. StringhAm will, it 10 said, visit the
Gulf Squadron.
General Butler, accompanied by Acting
Adjutant General Tallmadge and his aids,
made dashing Reconnaissance several miles
between the James and York rivers. A
picket guard OF the rebels fed on their ap-
proaeh.
Three fugitiyss, the property OF Col. NAL.
lory, commander Of the rebel forces near
Hampton, wers brouet in BY our picket
guard yesterday. They represent that they
we're about to be sent South, and hence
sought protection. Maj. Garry came IN with
q flag OF truce and claimed their rendition
under the fugitive slave law, but was in.
formed BY Gen. Butler that under the pecu-
liar circumstances be considered the fugi-
tives contraband Of war. d had Get them
at work inside the Fortress.
Got. Muiiory wSu pUiitsfy informed that o
soon ss be should visit the Fortress and take
= soemn oath 70 obey the laws OF the Uoi-
ted States his property would be promptly
restored.
Another party came to the Fortress this
morning under q flag Of truce, but with no
better success.
On their return it is supposed that they
set FIRE TO Hampton Bridge, an immense voi- t
ume Of smoke being now visible in that d.
rection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

day. The troops moved southward, dssti-
nation unknown.
st. Louis, rs.
i il untrue that Gen. Harvey, - reported
this morning, has authorised the fefmatiou
y Usion Home Guards 10 several principal
oitise ia this State.
Cairo, Nay %.
There 10 good authority Of gentleman
who left Memphis this morning that Pillow
has 10,000 troops between that oity and Ran
dolph, With plenty Of steamers FOR their
transportation, including twelve ssissd and
oon6soated.
Col. Wagnsr Of Ohio, distinkui5hsd Hun
earisn, hes been appointed Chief Of Artil-
lsry BY Gen. MsClellsnd, and arrived here
TO- day. he will counsel with Col. Webster
about the forti6sssions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

from Inc restriction 9H blockade.
The general character OF the correspond
ence just received here shows better under
standing In European capitals IT the true
condition Of afairs in this country.
The 6rst diplomatic dinner sf tho Presi-
dent will take place Tuesday next.
The Precedent has desermiasd to appoint
Hon. Sir. Schsnck Brieadier General.
Col. Anderson has been assigned com
mand Of Western military d%pArtnsnt.
General Mcdowell, commanding The new
Virginia Geographical Department, has no
particular place for bis headquarters. They
will be movable accor ling 10 cireunstan.
ces.
according 90 circumstances, ipformation
has re sched Washington that the secession
forces have thrown up earthworks, perhaps
200 feet sQu .re, 81 MsnnAss Gap junction.
and commanding The track for perhaps :
mile. They are under command OF General
BoDham Oh South Carolina. Colonel Ma
gruder was there in command of = battery.
1t 10 believed that Colonel KershaW's South
Caroline reg ment has moved up the road "a
Centrsville, Fairfsx county, 20 strengshen
tbs position there in view Ok the probability
that the troops would strike q blow II thai
, lint to cut Of Communication with uarpsr'l
Ferry.
Governor Yates and Ion. John A McClsr.
nand leave here TO. morrow for their homes
10 Illnois, having accomplished the object Of
their visit, which Was tho Arrangement o.
certain military, commcrcial and suosisteDce
questions. Another result OF their mission
il. tho acceptance Of IN Regiments Of three
month"; volnntssss Tor three ysars, together
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I'm On 90 INCH N TOLEDO WITH.
OUT CAAN0E o. CAMg.
Until farther notice the NIGHT EXPRESS
~ TRAIN wilt leave Quincy 1T $40 p. ~,
on the arrival Of the Packet from Ksoksk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

We publish this morning an interesting
account Of the great camp and military
school which has been commenced on Staten
leland, near Vanderbilt Landing. The War
Department intends 70 keep q reserve OF SO,
600 TO $4,000 men 10 depot here throughout
the war. The recruits, a. fast q collected
throughout the Department OF the East, will
be concentrated at Camp Scott, and sen.
forward 70 tho Army ~ the exigences Of the
service may require. The camp 10 to be on
s.enchc1, mounted wi;n r,iici cannon. thor.
oughly fortified, and kept under striot mar
tial law. The different arms Of the service
infantry, cavalry, and srtilery-will each DO
put through regular course Of instruction.
lines Of pickets and scouts will be thrown
out, 40 A. 10 prevent the approach to camp
OF any improper persons, and the military
discipline Of the men will he perfec. in every
respect. All the recent reforms introduced
into the French service will bs adopted in
our Army, and every Thing will be done TO
promote the health and comfort OF our bray q
volunteer soldiers IN. Y. Trib.
V There 10 good story told OF tho
.Bungtown klhemen," m Ohio military
company, whose bj-laws consisted OF two
sections, viz:
lst- The company shall be known a. the
Blu gtown Kifsmen.
%. 10 case u war this company shall inn
mediaseIy disbsnd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

booSun, "A ~ ~.
A correspondent Of the Transcript says that the
commanders OF the Minnesota and Nisgara are In
pGasession ~ ths names and d.scriptien Of the
vessels shoTtlI Expected % New Orleans with val
liable arms and munitions Of war purchased BY the
rebels in Europe. close watch II arranged for
The ship 0bellino. recently arrived At New Or.
leans, from Boston, has been ssissd By the rebal
authorities.
Kenosha, Nay -.
City Bank Of Kenosha closed i,s doors to day
II 10 said depostors and bill holders will su6sr NO
loss.
PhiladelphiA, May 20.
A Western movemsnt Of the Philadslphia troops
II afoot. Several regiments under Hsn. PAtterson
leave ~ once the PAnnaylse nse rad I.-os e
destination, Harpsr's Ferry.
Baltimore, May -.
Col. Dares' Regimsnt passed thfoueh hsss to-
day, taking the Northern road.
Bartlstt's Naval BTlgaas Mt for tsrsrsss
| Of james rihed cannon. They are al sssnsn.
[commeroials Washington Dispatsh.l
New York, Nay -.
Col. Butler, brother OF Gen. butler. had 1 lsug
| interview with the Csb net. den. Butler desires
Instructions may be- sent to him tho meth
I'd Of dsaing with fug tses. II IL sndsrstoed the
Gpsernmsnt fully sndorses tho previous course Of
Gen. Butler regarding slaves.
81. Louis, May %.
| The ]. D. Perry on Saturday took down
nsarly two hundred kegs Of gunpo wdsr, CON-
oeAled in butter 6rkins. Col. Howard die.
believed il at 6rst, but subsequent reppsss
from Gen. Prentiss oon6rm the beliefs Il
Vas I'll landed 81 Cape Gieardsau and oaal-
Cd to Now Madrid for shipment South.
The OaseJvills' caap - broken 1p 70.
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remember what followed in the deep -stion
ielt--nur how nelr she WAS 70 NJ when I hear
h"r begging me 10 Go, 10, IL ] really Lowell
hei l'
Dearest girl" ! said, 81 shall b, rr
enough Of in a short time ~
"Do you actually sail 50 soon tbcn2 said
Violet, in q low voice.
WHY, they're bracing round the ships yards
already, hear, answered |; "but indeed
think the schooner might keep near for a few
days, to
'No-no :" said she, anxiously. ego alto
Ecthcr, else my father will be still more set
ngoinst--nra1st-' "Pcrhaps,' she added
eve may 70. yoi iu Calcutta, when--vo. are"
and h"r cyc glanced fUm ono shoulder Of
my uniform TO the other. when I've
got my epaulei shifted TO the right shoulder ?"
Al that period the Distinguishing mark Of n
commander "a the epaulet on the In shoulder
OF a lieutenant ard the cpiulct on J0,h, Of a
post.capttin. asked eagerly, 'h,n may SEQ
you ? "Soc-yes, was the whisper caught
and dearest dsdr,v Violet, said ], almost
goirj, down cr the deck before her, suppose
managed to slip th'm on ba'b IN this coIionni-
oil p,,,. will ,ou-" "Ilu-h ,' said Violet,
li.t'rinr. ard III in q huttcr "inIccl YOU must
70, else / must '' 'For goisake, Violet,
wont n,,. k,oting hold Of her hand NJ she tried
~ get away, "Wiil you wait year or two and
xiv, r,D he C'Incc Ui = war in Chna-or up the
Mndtcrrlncnr -of-' But here the wild no
tiuns had for a moment l,iD me. Somehow or
other At that instant torfihlc glimpse, as ii
were, Of Buonnpar,c standing up on the crag in
-. Helena flashed acto-, me AMI as the
folly Of the thing, let alone the inpulcrcc Of IT,
.ugk me. ! iLh.hanied groancd, while Violet
] llvlc'' fingers slipped out Of mine Just then
-he turned just full round with n soit look oi her
eyes aud ] was going to say something a. |
Ihought but the h,ndlc OF the altermo5t door
turned. and the Brigadlcfs LADY hastencd in
hs glanced round, something or other drop.
ped lightly into the palm Of my hand, AMI the
next moment Violet was gone. Twas only
! knot Of white ribbon ld rot. thou ia
he scent and the warm touch of it to.
,"ther were enough 60 s'nrile onc-I al
most thought she'd changed into H.; and to
his day, ma'an III be hanged if know what
bn was the scent of-unlcs, it was sandal.
y aOol
To Be Continued
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MEDICINES.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.


NAfhhNto AiphbbJfATHI' HppMFtp
hsd their origin in grca, public wAnt-msdicnss
Tor all the wants Of hfocu ativeJ that lher moth
sr' nurse or traveller, could always have by then,
and always rely upon,--so simple that mistake can
not be made In the reectoni 20 harmless thai Al
may uso them with impunity and ~ Efficient thsi
sn may rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands Of families uso them daily
fr all the ills and ailments Of every day Life, and
rarely are seriously sick have need 10 call sphy-
sieiAn. Thousands, with some single specific, havs
cured thonseves Of serious chronic diseases Of years
sanding. and upon which they have Epent hundreds
ia vain and among tho million who use them, mons
question ihe< purity efficacy.
But genuine coin is without IT, counterfeit,
% under the shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECIFICs,
. number Toadstpol "Curatves" or Remedies
have come up, whose principal use Is N hear hvo-
luntary testimony " tho worth Of the original such
trash but the froth thai always throws 70
the surface
These shallow knaves just know enough 10 COPY,
but not enough ~ INvENT-they know enough 70
BTRAL, but no, enough - ORIGINATE. B. they
have stolen the names and numbers OF my medi-
oinoe, and even copied my Advertisements, and with
these borrowed garments tho ass essays 70 act ths
Hon. and fancies his braying is the roar Of tbs
monarch Of the forest But the public arc acquaint
Cd with such patry devices aud well know how 10
take tina true coin and leave the baSs oounterfea
with ir maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED by the moa
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PuYsICIANs.-
They usei ly the meet INTELLIGENT and RE
FINED of overy community. AL have found them
all they have bcn reoommon led, PROMPT, EPFI-
GENT and RELIABLE-every way worthy OF pub
Lie confidence and patronage.
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FIJRs.
A TTENTION LADIES!

- II Nb 7 FI rs 7 FUK5
The cid established New York Fur Manufacturing
Co., Depot 50 Chatham ST, offer greater Inducements
thar ever. Now IL the time to get your winter suits
tr al out half the usual price We have large
Icsh, and tho best selected stock of Furs " he
hund, at the following very low rates
Wutr Mink, Cape Muff and Cuffs, 81 81; Water
Mink tun y Cape, Muff and Cuffs, Sl0 Marsh
Wink, y Cape, MuH and CUBS, so 30 Prench
Mink, Cape, MuG and CUFFS, 81 N $40 French
Mink. full y Cape, Mue and Cuffs $40 10 Si95O
French Sable, Crpa, Mua aud Cuffs, 81 " slO =,
French Mink Muils 81 u 80 Water Mink Mlfs,,
" to 81 French Sable Mufis, 81 N 81 90; Water
and French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
md Rock Martin y Capes So h So Vlctorines, s9
u SO; Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin Mink
hNtin, Brook Mink, and Grey Siberia Squirrel
'qudly ~ ow large variety Of Childrcn's Fancy
Furs New York Fur Manufacturing Co, DenS
Chatham n. Cleaning, repairing and altering
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. o2l T2aclO2
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MEDICINES.
CURED RY MuATEYE

CONSUMPTION CURED BY WHATEVER
~ cause induced. These who suffering with
any Il the symptoms Of consumphon,such cough,
raising Of matter from tue lungs, or pains
dizziness, Of the head should consult DR.. OTOOLE
who has made the treatment aud cure OF cuuIump-
ton his special study for years, and who can refer
to numerous patients In the city and nr{ {hborhood
Of New York, whom he has cured of consumption.
In all durable cases, relief from suffering IL guar
anteed 10y the first "a hours treatment. Dr. NJ &.
OrOOLK Consumption Physician, 70 Third ave,
New York Dr. OTOOLHS concentrated Cough
Remedy, Is a certain cure for the early stages nf
Consumption. Price ~ per bottle, IN be had At the
Office and Of all Druggiats noi6 2tp.sl52
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EOR THE PILES

FOR THE PILES
Dr. UPIIAM'S Vegetable Electuary IL a cer-
tain cure for piles In every orm In the worst cas,s
Of this distressing affection and where all other
means have failed, the patient must consult tie
Doctor personally at his Office, SST Fourth st. Dr..
Upham has devoted special attention n this disease
for more than 20 years. and may be consulted IN
relation H. this or any other complaint from O'Clock
in the morning until O'Clock Ia the evening, ut his
Medical Office, 3ST Fourth 1T, 81 door from the Row
cry, between ltowery and BruadSsy. +. q. WILLS
CO, General Agents lio Franklin ST. NY.
~ TgassIQA "
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PIMTTTANCES TO
~ ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND
WALES
Sight Drofls In rims from Al, ON tho
tNtpS BASK ~ IONpOS,
NNTioNAL BANK or SoorLANp,
BEI Nbr BAhkISG CoNrASY, IRELASD,
God everywhere issued ly
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
2iI BroliWty, cor. Murray st.,
nlla G1iI 20 WAL, cor Pearl a.
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~ great success attending these wonderful Pow
ders during the past year. in curing love Of STRONG
DRINK, &c, and the vast amount OF suffering which
they have been the means Of relieving, M also the
many calls we have had for them lately, has induced
the subscriber TO act agent for their sale In VII
iNnshurgh. Knowing the principal ingredients Of
which these Powders are composed we are safe u
guaranteeing that they perfectly harmless and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety All
persons young or old, with weak and lshattared
nerves, from whateyer cause, should give them
trial. They are easily taken, and will not cause nay
unpleasant feeling after being taken. For sale only
Tin WilliamsOurghl, at 40 South Second st. Pr,ao
ONE DOLLAR per package. oc25 600
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INSURANCE..

HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YeUA
- Family an insurance on your lifsi
HoMs
I1F y TNStRANCE COMPANY
lG COURT STREET, BROOKLYN
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
U IA l.,
WITH a CASH CAPITAL oP siScco
hvTsrED IN sToOKs or THE STATE OF NHw HoaMi
AND FIRsT CLASS BorDs AhB
hoRr0AGEs.
DIEIoroRIi
A. A. Low, ThomAs CanSsoa.
v. Il. Cary, John 7. MGrt4n,
] H. Frothiugham, John lllssy,
J. +. 4. stranAhAn, John snedsp,
Thomas Messenger, j. Milton Smish,
samuel Smith, Harold DOllnar,
Henry v. PierreponL A. f. Capwdl,
AbI. y BayHA Nehemiah knight
Peter q. Cornell, Edward A. Lambert
John ID. Cocks, Jamss How,
II. Il. ClHHin, L. II. wyman,
s. Is. Chiuenden, George A. Jarvis
Theodore Polhemus, Jr, Samuel Perry.
j. l.. SOuthWOrth, b. B. Howard,
gHr Duunins, OeoTge 7. HopA
j Ohn G.. Bergea, Charles A. TownSGIh
Lewis Roberts CorncliuI j. sprtgA
Waller b. Grifths, Joseph W. Green
n. y. Odel
WAITER 4 GRIFFITH II, PrGdlasnl
q. IL. FROTHLNGI.AM. Trsgsu1~.
dEO. c. RlIl.Ei, s,cretgry.
A. r. CAPwEII, Colnsd,
Medical Counsel,
CL MITCHELL. brooklyn
JAMES STEWART, MD, New
Dividends n prasts declared annually. and ~
piled Immediately to reduce tie amount " AnnuA,
prcmiuia-
Premiums payable one-halfin cash an A ons-halfis
a note NJ ~ months which Is not In any ~ sub
- tD assessment hu IL n permanent loan on thg
policy 10 lie paid only hy the application Of pr1bts
Jr deducted nun The amount duo when tie pohJ
recnwcs payable. The .sh part oi tho preniuul
m,y h- paid annually, send i-Huuuly, or qu~rt6-lys
N =, 10 ar any number ~ years or ia one sum.
Ia Pph.ias the pTorullm GA which Ia payable n
~ srIul paymallts may ue rendered st the sA'
piratiun uf two yearB, and tho Company viii iHJIa
u. tia pad up policy tT lye fJT tr0- rJths Of ~
5lirn1! sun 4 at three years 4 n three -ffths sNs,
Ard on tao slme pr.ariIe where tho premium "a
payable In ten ur any uthgT number Of years.
Policies Issued fer ,ifp or for any torn II years,
..t on The participating or nOn-partdpGtng sislA
t .bsaa a. .vw a. sIy sound unUtul 0I stock Oom-
Drry,
proniusns on short term and nou-psrticlpasrS
policies are payable in css',.
Endowment policlg Issued, tho PAYABLE 70
ha represent .tiyng OF the party AZ dHth :, htu
u her ON RttiuinE 40, bl, u CO. - or 70 years 4
,Fe Also al furu.s Of Childreus end1wmensa &C.
A. nuity policies on the most favorable teImH
IB- This GpmpHny has adopt i a princiDe IN
eu@od h prevent he ups Cf any policy and T. -
lTr 60 ti2 assured IN every Sc al the dsmrd1as
ehich the'T payments uiN plOtS1S for. Our noun
lers need not aIprenend thertrs y at thcir inAhui
y ~ pay the premium al any future tins will IA
Volye the loss Of what they have paid. -
Our Prspectus and OF or publication will 30 EaLf
Tstulonsiy TO al who require H.
Go AGENTS wanted, aud Will bo treated with
Ih' lno5' hIerh terms je24 Ts'lu
The sun., 1861-11-22

worth Of fladicA' rich hirs, must be sid regard.
ess OF cost, comprising Of real Hudson BAY si.hles
mink marten, stone mArten, fitch mtrten, ermiue
Siberian squirrel, DC, &c. In cir ulpT cluakA car
aye chpes, Ni,tnrinus muihS Cufl, &c The whole
dthe entire st"rk must be sod by the lh Of Juu-
cy, IN order b. elect clearance. No reasonable
,h,r refused, the proprietor retiring om business.
This advantage will not agnin appear betre the
nulhc, Therefore early call IL respectfully re-
iuested at the old established Pateut Fur Mud
tml"rum. J.. II. PHILIPS, 27g Grand st., New
York. \ B.-A large 0soImeui Of sleigh rploa
GENTS CELLARS, &c. no 2isc'i25
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OFFICIAL AND
CorNrY CI.ERKr oPt7cr

~ New York, Nov. g. 1881.
Public notice N hereby given that the 18th day
of November, 1851, shall proceed 10 draw panels n
Jurors tr the following Courts 70 be held In and
for the City and County Of New York, on this % day
ofDecembor next
one panel Of 100 Petit Jurors scr Supreme Court
Circuit and Cyurt Of Oyer and Terminer.
One panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for q Supreme Cur
Circuit-Part2.
Two panels of 10i Petit Jurors each, for . Court
ofCommon Pless-Parts I and g.
Two panels of iO4 Petit Jurors EACH f0r Superior
Court-Parts and 2.
One panel Of &c Grand Jurors fr Court Of Oyer
and Terminer.
One panel Of 90 Grand Jurors and panel Of i50
Petit Jurors for Court Of General SESSIONS.
JOHN CLANCY,
Clerk.
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TAPSCOTTS LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue N grant certificates u
PRsBage 70 AMI from Liverpool, by their f,yorite
line Of packets, comprising in part the following
hips;
WIN. TAPSCOTr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DRE.ADNOUGITT, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSULTATIONS J. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PlftENIN,
uNDERwRlTER, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
Making, together with others, a ship every Ave
LAYS.
The Subscribers are alao agents for the
LINE OF LONDON Packets
Fr all Of which they grant certificates, ON liberal
terms,
RENITrANCEs TO IRELN AND, &c.
r. Co alsN continue u issue drans, payable ou
iomand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland and
wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars with all particulars, may b. had
Ippuation ti hy letter, rnclusa postage stampl ~
TAPSCOrr a ca, 50 Splth st, New York.
,o5 2tac'lO5 TAPSCOrr, SMITH d Co, Liverpool
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DASsENGERs For EURopE-

PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
Iy order uf Secretary of state all passengers laav.
in The Jultod Stltos required ~ prpcurs p.s-
pO 4 before going ON busii the steamer
JOHN @. GALE, Agent.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ltnding AMI ViEbArking passengers NJ QUEENS
row. y, Ireland.
The Liverpool, Now Y rk ana PliladelphlA Steam
ship Company intend dlpat'ling their fll-pow.
srrd C,ylr-' uli Iron SsN,ruslIip5 ~ f,llDw'-
fDINHl RGII saturday, Now 23d
CITY OF MANCIIESIEB .... Saturday, Nov. 3O,h
u hA..s.. ..s,...s... sturdy Dec. Ith
and On r,ery al.gecdins Saturday, ~ noon- rom
Pier -, hortA River.
RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. IN..................STB N
Do " Jnninn....,,,,..S'0 90
bFlfi.Nih. ..........,.......,S $50 ~
10 u London. .S33 90
btsrrrga R'un Tigxota, god for
htS months. s.....,..............fG 500 ~
Ps-sgn6,r' fora ,r3e1 ~ Paris, uAyr,, Hamburg,
rr''rn ht,rl an, AntwOrp, &c, al reduced
Ar ugh rates.
rsr-,ns wishing 70 bring Quit elr friends can buy
etr hrrt.
FrfiIther information, apply al the Cmpany's
Nocs.
JOHN C. DALE, Agent
my2i ribi 10 Broadway
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old BLACK STAR LINE

~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passage iroin ~ H. Liverpool by the following hnsl
Clls pu, hrt shipz, sailing on the
bth si.i 2ith uf each Month
Adelaide. Culuvttpr, H-iuH,
Apstrdit Cyn'Srre, John Blight,
Ball" W. viA ChancHllpr, Thornton,
BidgeN ,tar, C,niHtitutiun, Universe
DRAFTS ON TIE ROYAL BANKS
" iceland, ltRrnR BASEtSG Co, AND AL PARTs
or ESoiASD ASD Scprt AND.
MI Gilc'lO5 WILLIAMS * GLION, 10 Fulton at
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sIiEA'PING.

FOR LIYERPOOI-OLD BLACK STAR
L L,1e-1hC rncAd snip DAVID HOADLEY,
yinR a. fi,f ~, Eg.sl River, sails Nuyembp. Y2d
TIE BELLE WOOD s.llE 2Ith November. Por pas-
'Nge, aiply Ga board, or " WILLIAMS & GufON,
W. ~ ! ultpn st. oCsi YiAc'1iI
The sun., 1861-11-22
GROCERIES,.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR-WAR-
Irnntcd TO suit; rice 81 per hbl, delivered free
W u. GILLETTE, 20i Front st. Orders received
m lto klyn at l3O Fulton ave, and $50 Fulton St
Willsmslurgh, ~ Grand vt; Greenpoint, corner of
Cdyer and 81 st. Jersey City express office, Is Tx
change Place, Mo Aac'li9
The sun., 1861-11-22

STOvES-PFRSONS IN WANT OF A
> gnod aud cheap stove hr factory workshops, or
or any purpose requiring = strong, steady heat,
call at the atve factory, s32 Pearl st. Thoy ara
Wft the thing for curriers' use, NJ they burn their
SlHyings just w well coal AlsI n large ass1rt-
ment Of all ether kinds d stoves at the lowest cash
prioos. T. Ii GlLHOOLY, 872 Pearl st. nil 2I.c'
The sun., 1861-11-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SABLE HALF
cApes, dsrk and ryl, We uuw sell iron, $50 to
80, same as We sull last wiatcr for SO One Mink
a !, quarter capcs $40 h. 81 very tine dark Mini
nul, hon " tD so, at FUSlERS Rocky Noun.
ain Fur DePi, lis Chatham square, oor MOI St
oc2y 24ac'l.6
The sun., 1861-11-22
LIMITED STATES AGENCY
~ POr
NATIONAL LOAN,

0TFIOE or KETOHun, Bor a Col
No. 10 Exchange Plaza
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE Ma
ClONAL LOAN, bearing interest at the rate Of $40
per cent. per snnum payable " order Of subscriber
r IA directed, and II the various denominations,
Nn now I've had at this Office, Immediately upon de-
1'sit therefor In god current fsndA Orders
i'qn the country, accompanied by check, supplied
by return mail.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEREST
IN PAYMENT FOX TIE ABOVE.
Es u'1t2 MORRIS KFTCJUM