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Markets


PBiiADELirnA, sept. H. 1861
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS 7iA; Reafing
road o. Pcnnsy yania Railroad 37;s. Sight exchange
New York at par.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~, 1861.
Flour quiet; superGne, "a 90 Whoa, quiet sales 5000
bushels red, 81 II 81 To- white 81 20 81 rs. Corn
dull at 5ic. Whskey dull at lsc. ls}sc
ALBANY, SEPT 12--P. NJ.
FLOR steady. Wbeat-Sales lots steady rates.
Oats easier and sell at 33c for state a sales l. eco
Bushels Ooo bushels Canada East at sic. Corn steady
at 46 nc for mixed Western, with sales OF II 0C0 bushels
nloat at dc for 900 bushels do in car lots AT be close
buyers had withdrawn from the market at 46. SAMPLES
of new barley offering. bat nc sales OF moment Nbis
keysaes SO bpls at iSc and 100 bills at 1Ssc and SO
bbls extra Isisc Received by Central Railroad for
New York-3,5i2 bbls -four leo bags seed 500 bags
bacco 2T4 bbs highwines. For Boston and the East
2169 bbs. -four GIT bales wool, leo sacks wheat 40
bbls hgiwirea shipped by lows % New York, SEPT.
11-73C00 bushels corr 2l3 000 bushels wheat, IL 200
bushels oats, s 400 bushels feed.
Flour unchanged. Wheat nfmer sales 10 900 bushels
Milwaukee No at Sac; 90 0Co bushels No. do at CO.,
4c00 bushels white Kentucky OF 81 12R. Germ trmer
sales goo bushels at IS 4c 6l 900 bcshes at 30 &c
Canal ireghts--13c ard lie. on wheat 70 New
York Lake mpors--l0 900 bbs. flour, $1,000 bushes
wheat. 1873 eco bushes 40 900 bushels oats Canal
expor,s-I 600 bbs -four Iii 600 bushes wheat 2S2 900
bushels corn. II 900 bushels oats.
OswEoo, Sept. l2--p. N.
Flour unchanged. Wheat ia limited milling demand:
sales of I 0C0 bushels No spring private terms.
Corn and other grains quiet Canal feichts unchanged;
Flour SIC. wheat &c. and corn &C. 10 New York lake
imports44i bbs. aoar, $4,000 bushels wheat. o0eo
bushels Canal exports-2,i30 bbls. four 4,sC0
bushels wheat 81 400 bushels corn.
CHcAGo Sept L., 1861.
Flour flrmer wheat ic &C. higher sales at 661.e. a
&C. for No. and 62c. for No g Corn steady at lec
for mixed in store. Oats active Receipts-2 200 bbls
-four 100 900 bushels wheat, 143 600 bushels Ship
ments-32O0 bbs -four, IS 900 bushels wheat, 225 00C
bushels corn. Freighs steady. Exchange unaitsred.
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from the London Herald )eIDy orgau) August 81.
When broke out a blockade was established with
view to destroy the trade Of the hostile States, and this
Prohibition of inress and gres necessarily put end
to AL the sc, receipts which had been estimated in the
budget The very commerce which 10 have been the
fruitful source OF taxation sctg ht 10 be annihiated
and the commodities raised for the express plrpose of
export BY means of which corresponding imports would
have been paid for consemned to remain IN tho
ington destroyed the very which they had
calculated Mr. President Lincoln has now taken step
oven decided having issued proclamation suspend
ing sail commercial intercourse with the soun that
by land as well by eleven States completely
severed fr the remaining twenty three; and to this
swecpmg enactment it evident that the federal tax col
lecors canno form exception The mails Of the South
are stopped and the smnggcr alone remains TO carry
any pecarocs ntercommuncaticn. II Is plain that the
budget OF the last session Of the Congress mere waste
paper e seeded States aud the North Is now thrown
on its own unaided The banks OF New York
and Boston have subscribed for the present loag and
lust now they are we'll stocked with baficn but
there is certainty that what departs will return
indeed, il only return through tho channels OF
trade. and these must be checked by The cxsois
Of the South stepped and they who cannot sell have
not the means Of buying, while the new Morrill, tariff
must restrict the trade of the North There appears,
then no source from which the OF bullion will
continue flow into the banks. New oans them must
be sought for in Europe but they be raised In that
quarter Granting that seven per cent Is tempting bait,
il Is by the character Of the borrowers for
though federation has kept good faith with its
creditors many Of the separate States have repudated
and PHILADELPHIA bonds have become byew0rd for dis
honesty we do not insist on tho immortality Of
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Enrland,s Policy in Canada
LORD MOECK's APPOINTMENT AS GOVERNOR GESEE

LORD MOEC9 s APPOINTMENT AS GOVERNOR GENERAL.
From the London Globe. August 80
We unie' stand that Fiscornt MoRek Is likely to Sue
coed Sir L1mund Walker Head Governor General Of
Canada Although this appointment is somewhat exceP-
tonal in its character from the fact Of Lord Monck not
having been previously in the Colonial SERVICE 1t Is
which we feel certain will be approved by the public
generally and the community with whose interests IL is
more peculiarly connected. As professional man, n
member OF Parliament for years, ard nemb,r Of
the government Lord Monck evnced great business capa
city and acquired general popularity. We have every
reason to anticipate that his Canadian career will be at
tended with beneficial results TO the public interests.
HIS LoRpsHIrs DUTY POINTED OUT pY THE PREMIER
From tho London Post government organ), Au-
gust 81.
We do not anticipate that Fiscount Monek will have
very slcult task Erc II t accident peace should
be restored in he United States and The RAT miior
IN should be let loose ufon Canada the prouice
giite ready, ard has fell strength enough to Ac1d its
Vscount Monck, however, may accomplish great good
by elevapg the tone OF public IN Canada At present
il Is believed that the members Of the provincial govern
nent composed chiefly Of awycrs) net altogether
innocent of completely IN those jobs which have made the
Grand Trunk Railway scandal and disgracs 10 he pro-
vince In the present circumstances Of the United States
he will not only have to maintain tho dignity aud se,
o,ity Of Canada but he may foster manufactures and
commerce, and, aope all a,dd 10 the p,oine that ,ast
srca Of emigration rkic hitherto has so unacco,nalty
proceeded to the States Of the american Union.
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RoHDfAUx Aug 2i-Arr Alpine, Kilman, liverpool.
a. BREMEN Aug 27-Ar Oft tho Wcscr no date, 0rpheus,
Vessels, ard Nord America, Frerchs NYork.
CARDIFF, Aug 2S-sld A G CotieiI Watson ST Thomas;
Pcutuckei Leighton, NYork.
DEAL, Aug 2fArr George Edward Thompson London for
Newport; Welkn, Blanchard, DO for do; Liverpool, Kear-
ncy, do for NYork; 3J, Palmer, Richardson London
(snd sid for NYors)
GALWAY Aug 2s--sld Rex, Jensen, NYork.
GIBRALTAR Aug 2l-Oh, Charles x Jane, Haskell, from
Genoa for
IBEAIL Aug l-Arr Sexton, Reuter-. Marseillcs.
IiyFRP00I Aug 9Art Kangaroo (s) Mtcthousr, fYork.
Sid 2sth, Vim Tapsco,t Bel, NYork jennie Bens Crock.
er Boston 29h, Qneen of the East lIealcy. Nyork;
Allen, Patea,, Belfast.
LoNDos, Aug 29-ild Thalata Gus Clyde and Melbourne
Arr ut Gravesend 0h, TeXan, Coombs, Porto Sid
3Oth Mohawk, - Cardiff aud NYork.
ODESSA, Aug 1G-Sld Ospianli Manson, Falmouth, r
Plymouth, Aug 29Arr isnarOn Stoddard, Rio Grs pde.
QUEENsrowN, Aug 3t-Arr Tai,nan, Thonias San Fran
cisco iennsylvana, NYork. Sid S0h l. Frank, Haskell
urom Cardenns), Leith.
SMYRNA. Aug H-Arr Raochorse, Soarlcs, Trieste
SUNDERLAND, Aug 25-Sd Ben LOniopd Todd Nlork
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anew edition OF the HERALD War Maps, calendered
paper beautifully coored ready sheet 4Ox5O
inches; contains thirtytwo Maps:-A LARGE Mar or THE
ALTERATIONS OF ruE NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coast
inets OF North Carolina. important geographical posi-.
ton Oh atieras Inlet Sc TINS BATTLE FIELD AT WILSON'S
CREEK, NO. where General Lyon killed. TnE BATTLE
FIEIp AT "otL KUN, from ihe Official drawing OF General
Mcdowell; l. rge Maps Of MISSOURI AND rnn SEAT or Wan
IN rax wrsr NJ dihe ssAr WAR IN VIRGINIA BinpsKYR
VIEW or the Usr 30 STATES and twenysx others showing
., glance the Whole Seat OF War; and marking clearly and
distinctly the armies m ovements positions camps harbors
FORTS &C.. printed in sup or STYLE ON one side Of large
Sheet 30 that they can be g up In library oce or work
shop renee during The war; These
maps were drawn and engravAd expressly the NEW
YORK HERALD and the most perfect War Maps issued.
Single copies aJ cents for s As m So and 100 for S2 So
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD i. LLOYD
CO. exclusive agents for the coored edition. 2S Broadway
New York.
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Married.
BRfEsE-Zgiupr--On Thursday September 10, by Rev.
nr. Riddle Mr. SAMUEL u. BRREsE Of Morrisown Miss
NELLIE A. Zrtrrr, OF Jersey City.
CONAN EMP EY-0n Wednesday, September II, at
the house of her father by the Rev Mr.. Mcguire JoHS
CooNAN Of New York. to ANNIE McDrMsEr of Brooklyn.
FIsnsa-L vINGs1oN.-in 1ivoi on Tuesday, September
TO- by Rev. g. L. Patt, nr HENRY N. FISHER of this city
to Miss KATE LIVINGSTON, Of Tivoli, n. Y.
GU EsiiE--BRoHr.-On Wednesday, September II, at
the residence OF the brides father by Rev. Mr.. Sye,
frEphRlcx GILLESPIE of ookyn, N. y, to IlzzE j.
BEouT eldest daughter Of James Bright Esq, OF New
ark, M
JAcKsoH-BunR the Fourth street Reformed
Dutci, church. Brooklyn, f. d. on Wednesday, septem-
IL by L. Porter d. D.. THEODORE f. JACKSON to Coz
seA W, youngest daughter Of Jonathan $. Burr, Esq
all OF Brooklyn.
siEfEslE-focARry--On Saturday, September z at St.
vinccnts church, by Rev Father Lapont NJ EMILE G.
METsRE, Of France 70 Miss JULIA NJ toGARry, Of New
York.
Naxo-s,aLtMAN.-At Princeton, N. j., on Thursday
Seplembe by the Rev Jos Nimmo Rev G. H. MIN
MO, Of Lewes, Del, TO Miss LATE SE,LLMAN daughter OF
Gerardrs skilman, Esq.
trocxupIM-IpRTyR.A the South Filth street Metho
dist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, T. D.. on Wednesday
September II by the Rey 4. Hunt, Mr. HARMON Stock
holm, OF jamaica, to HATTIE f., daughter Of VIM Porter
Esq, OF Brooklyn. H. ID.
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Oipsfun,.V.
obituary.
Ey .GOYE2NOR GEORGE n. pRlGGS, OF NASSACHuS

EX-GOVERNOR GEORGE n. BRIGGS, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The telegraph transmitted the melancholy Intelligence
the death of FIX Governor Briggs of Massachusetts, who
died nine O'Clock yesterday morning. n. SockbrdGe,
OF the injuries he received short time ago by tho dis
charge Of loaded shot gun wlch tore away portion OF
his face and neck.
Governor Briggs born in ABaevef, Berkshire couB
y Massachusetts, April IL 1885, and accordingly in
lie sixty-h year Of bis age. lie halter la early
life, but after spending year in academy studied
law and admitted 10 the bar IN 1878 He arep-
rescutave in Congress from 1921 to 1S43 In the TWEEN
tyscyenth Congress be ecaied Chairman oi the Post
ri Committee In 1S43 he elected Governor OF Massa
cbnets. He originally whg in politics, and lat.
tery republican During the last ten years, however
h. has been best known by the interest he took in educ
tiona matters and by his temperance Lectures His pr
vate life was upexceptionabc. He has enjoyed in large
degree the confidence Of the Baptist denomination and
AT his deccase held the Presidency OF the Missionary
unlon. He died yesterday morning at his residence II
Massachusetts,
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BALTfMOKH sept. tt, ISbT.
The 18th Of September the anniversary OF The battle OF
Baltimore, is being celebrated hcrc day with moro
than ordinary demonstrations the part of the
citizens. The national flag is displayed from the public
buildings hotels and all loyal newspaper olccs hume.
roas private houses, shipping, Sc and tho various
camps.
General Dix has issued order for firing salutcs and
dress parades IN honor Of tho day at the various
at three O'Clock The New York Firth regiment 2oatvcs)
are TO make grand dress parade from their fortified
camps Federal Hi throcgh the city passing arc nd
the different monuments.
The Association Of Old Defenders make their usual
parade with their old fag which they have not deserted
yet
Tho only demonstrations Of character contrary tho
patriotic Spirit of the day consist IN the which
few rebel storekoepcrs have arranged their goods
dictate their southern principles, such hanging Is
Of red and white flannel in instance display ing
three flannel shrtstwo red ones with white In tho
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Our Rebellion in Europe.
MR.. MUIR or FORT LAFAYETTE REGULATED BY LORD

From the London Post, Aug. 80
Mr.. Robert Muir, Of Charleston, who arrested on
board The royal mail steamship Africa just previous TO
her departure from New York. is naturaized American
citizen and, in consequence, make Claim the
British government for protection.
THE ABOLITION ASPECT or THE WAR.
from the London News Aug 30.1
The Confcderatcs, IN fact settled the fate OF slavery
when they drilled and armed thor two negro regiments
and the government merely corrcborates that settlement
by authorizing the formation Of similar force the
tler side The difference is that the Southern leaders 90
rot know what they doing, chie TIE government is
y95ec}y a@d,e Of tie mfvr Of Nthdt i, 0r1ainS, and
thoroughly conscious that IL cannot rccedc from its posi-
ton The position Is, however manifcsly aud avowcdy
provisional one and the necessary conclusion is that the
Ie'a cause Is he'csoyth .e's'Ged h the Abolition Of
sdperY.
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Movements OF Prince Napoleon.

MONTREAL, Sept IL, lscl
Prince Napoleon and suite arrived hero last evening
He was met by the Mayor and party Of French Cana
dian gentlemen and escorted TO the Doncgana Hotel where
the crowd assembled ard chcered the Prince, who made
short speech in French returning thanks He and his
party visit the principal objects Of interest day and
leave for Quebec to night
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The Maine State Election.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept T., 18BI.
One hundred and ninety five towns casting two-tirds
of the aggregate vote of the state give washbunc
publican, 80 sos; Jameson, Union, 1517S Dana, peacc
democrat 1910. Majority for Washburne 1884,
agains; II 972 in the same towns last year
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SfoOkBKlDGE, stpl. II, 1861.
Two little girls agef three and the other eight
years daughters Of Mr. Iandus Of Lee, drowned
in that towh today Tho youngest fell into laurel Lake
went down.
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GERMAN MISUNDERSTANDING SEASON At rK
SrApr TEArREFor many months past this Institution
which has long constituted ayortc for the Ger
man theatre going public been closed account Of
tho war and crisis that followed causing general
depression In dramatic and musical CT ces. A
new season has just been naugurated at the stadt
theatre, under favorable circumstances. and under
the auspices OF Messrs, Otto Ii YIN Ed Hannah. The
managers have announced that for the present not more
than three dramatic performances will BE- given during
the week until the arrival of additional members for the
dramatic corps from Europe, when, anticipation of
more prosperous season. in business point Of view ia
vorube to the carrying OF successful dramatic cam.
paic performances will be given 18th the usual frequency
The arrival Of actors and the return of several DID,
popular members of the Stadt theatre dramatic corps
from Germany is shortly expected The stadt theatre Is
the OILY establishment in this city where the legitimate
drama OF the German classics has heretofore been sue
ccssu!,y represented The management have announced
that during the few weeks while the drama will be
fined to three nights in the week, the intervals will be
HIed with fayorite German operas which have here
toore successfully represented at the tdt theatre,
as arrangements have been made TO thus elect by
the management with tho German opera singers
resident ~ this city The opening ceremonies Con-
sisted, is customary in German theatres in
the recitation Of pyolog before respectable and pretty
numerous audience OF German paygocrs. The opening
piece the German version OF one Of scrbes pays,
''Ein Glass Wasser, by Scbeercnberg; with Mcsdanes
Hoym and Spengler and Frau Becker Grahn in the cast
The performance last night included the popular four act
play, cntisle,l-Thc Kings Order, or Frederick hc
Great, (De EGnig's DJent, oer F'iedrch der Grose)
by DR.. Carl TOPPER which, with all the principal actors
in the cast creditaby and satisfactorily rendered
The principal roles distributed among the following
actors:--fcrr Fortner, the King Of Prussia; Herr
Forth General Won BllnkcndorO Herr Schmidt Frau
Hoym fraouiin Wof Herr Knorr (Major Won ndenecs
Herr Kunst, Herr Niemcycr; Herr Koch Frau Spepgicr;
Fri Becker Heinrich Potozky Herr Herning, and others
Tho performance Of this preceded by comedy by
Kotzebuc, entitled, can Extraordinary Suitor with Mr.
Rudolf Rackowz, Of Vienna, in the principal role, ho
making his debut in this city feature Of this theatre
is the orchestra composed Of mate a OF asupeor quail
ty, under the direction of Mr.. Herwis The Intervals
ned out by musical productions of choice char
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Fire at Concord.

CoNCORD, N. IT., sept II 1851.
Late last night The house Of the Concord Railroad,
containing several passenger cars together with the
paint shop and house Of The Northern Railroad
tanning locomotive and other property DESTROYED
by Ore. Fully insured.
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Destruction OF The Nahant Hotel

DOsTON, c'IJI. TT I6DI
The Nahant Hotel, which has been vacant tho present
season caught fire at eleven O'Clock last night and in two
hours was totally destroyed The Of the FIRE is
known. Estimated loss Sloo 0o0. Insurance SO 600
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SrocKERpog, Mass, Sept. II, 1861.
Ex-Governor George F. Briggs, who wounded in
the faco and neck about wec: ago by the accidental
discharge Of shot gun, died tins morning at ninc
O'Clock.
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many years resident Ia Vonezuela having recently given
an opinion that thee several provinces that
try, each of arhich is dpoJle for the cultivation Of
cotton than the State Of Louisiana and at in the aggregate
they could groio ihres times much ctd IS produced IN
ne aoe q ne cetton groping districts Of e late Unied
States. =
A COMMERCIAL CURE FOR THE COTTON DIFFICULTY.
rrom Cores Commercial Advertiser, August 20
our present stock Of American cotton is say $50 900
oaes. Taxing HE average weekly consumption at the
emu seven weeks this stock will DO reduced 10 800 900
oaes. In the meantime trade improves; our millions
prosper thero peace On the continent commerce
Is uhrestihned except regards the ports OF the Con
ieuerao States. What Will be the consequence OF all
si5Y There win be large demand upon manufacturers
lor their stus, and upon merchants for their cotton
whlch must then shoot up 10 n price, which, named
now, would only raise laugh. Let bring strong and
conclusive argument to seitl, the matter once and
Tor ever. Suppose unprecedented high prices werc
given for manufactured stuls, and the stock OF
cotton so low. that nothing but working short
most why should spinners hesitate 10 it into
yanss Whom the present stock Of American is exhaust
cd, their value will DO immensely augmented Then
surely there is earthly why spinners should
not spin 30 long they buy cotton II will at
occur to every spinner who has stock OF cotton that IL
The safest and most profitable 10 n into ydrns mh
the utmost dpdtch because, should tho American DO
suddenly terminated, his cotton would show loss but
his yarns would immediately increase ia value on the
reopening Of the American trade
Then, what must be done to modify the consumption
OF that staple upon the supply OF which four millions OF
Our poorer cnsses depend or their daily bread. There
notng for but the establishment Of higher scale Of
prices Consumption can only thus lie stayed.
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Ambrotypes, phOtogra phs, Card Visits,
Album aud parior Portraits Twentour pictures for 81
by HOLMES, pa Broadway.
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Dnvid's Fall style OF Gentle mems Hats
are now ready salesroom .s9i Broadway Duane
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Died.

PEaEsE.-On Wednesday, September II, at 1868 Sixth
avenue Sarah Allen, vile Of Theodore Joseph Pearse, Of
London, England, of son.
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Coz kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KrSrucxs, EXTRA CLASS 4S5-September IL, 1861.
G2, /, 81, II, "a, 3S, IS, II, "a, -, Z. 80, &c.
kEsrUcKy. CLASS ts6--septemter ~ 1861.
CT, o, &c, 10, 53, IS, 55, SO, "a, As, as, 60.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing eherto
MURRAY, EDDY & Co,
Covipgton, KY, or ST. Louis Mo.
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FROM The EObdOn TIncs, august q.
Letters received from Vera Cruz stated that The jason
twenty, screw, Commander Won Ionop arrived there
tho 31st of jay bringing orders for the Desperate eight
screw Commander Ross to cruise, OH New Orleans and
the adjacent coasts.
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Fall style Of Hats for 1861, just Issued
by ESPENsCuElD. Gentemen ia want Of superior Hat
are invited 10 call mt lis Nassau street
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USELESS EXPENDITURE THE PEOPLES MoNEy.--Wc un-
derstand proposition foot to enlarge tic Court Of
Special Sessions at the Tombs Just at these times we
should suppose Supervisors would be very careful in
making unnecessary expenditure Of tho peoples money
This enlargement, il gone into WILL in all probability,
many thousands Of dollarsa matte totally
called for especially learn the Judges Of the Court
have not asked for il. There is pow ample for all
tho witnesses and persons required to be in attendance
Why il has been linked about Is matter are at a
loss to know unless it to put fat job into the hands Of
some favoriie contractor.
There is actual necessity for the alteration Of tho
Court, and at this peculiar time, when every dollar
counts unusual care should be taken to prevent any aud
all unnecessary outlay Of the public money We call on
the Beard Of SUPERVISORS TO stop II al once.
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Ladies from the COuntry-HRndsoms
Cater Boots 2s Slips and Ties Is and Is per PAIR will
boys, misses and chdrens Shoes, at MILLER CO.'S
SS7 Canal street.
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Royal Tiavnnn y.ottcry.-PriScs Cashed,
and Information furnished, by TAYLOR co, Bankers, l6
Wah street New York, successors 10 CHA Sc Il Co
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urricd.

Trusses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusscs, No. Vesey street. Astor House. opposite the
church.
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Prizes Cashed in NIL Legalized Lotteries,
and information gwen by JOSEPH BATES Broker No. 10
Wall street up stairs, New York.
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Christatoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesthe best In the wortdwh0esae and RETAIL aud the
dye privately applied. as No, 6 Asor House.
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HIPS Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
brown best Ia Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by
NIL ,rIslA
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Rntchelor's Hair nyc--Thc Rest In tho
world-Har,nless, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BArCHELoR'S wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sup
plying them with HOLLOWAY S Pills. W guard them against
MiasIna aud Bilious Feycrs