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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24

A FAMOUS DRUM.-Tbey have a drum in
the Ohio Fifth Regiment, now on dHty in
Missouri which is carried by boy named
Bank. His grandfather beat it in the old
Revolutionary time-his father carried il
in the Mexican war and it is thus third
time made available during one of our
great historical epochs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24
Hotels and Restaurants.
ST. LOUIS HO TEL
Commercial ST., Nevada.

Commercial Sc, Nevada.
TTVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
l. inform the citizens Of Nevada and vicinity, that
he has leased the above well known establishment
situated ComnlercAl street. Nevada and will give
his undivided attention to the comfort of his guests.
The Building is a Fire Proof Brick,
two stories high. the Rooms cOmmodiOus and well
ventilated and for convenience not surpassed by any
Hotel in the mountains.
So THE TABLE ga
viii always be supplied with every luxury to be OBJ
tanned in the market.
Travellers and others visiting Nevada, will End At
the ST. LOUIS, all the conveneHces and comforts Of
4 FIRST T.CLASS HOTEL.
List OF Prices
boatu, per week. .So,OO
board ana Longing 10
oAngle mcaIS on
Lodging, per night. .......... ...............50 SO
BY constant attention to the wants of his guests,
the proprietor hopes to merit a liberal pa 'ronage
Nevada July %, 1861. j. VANDERLIETH.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-24
A LIVERY STABLE,

Is connected with the house and particular attention
will be given 10 the care of horses. carriages, &c
Horses and Carriages at all times be procured by
application at the Office.
GEO. R. LANCASTER, Prof.
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Personal Intelligence.

John Z. Murray of Mount Norris; J. g. RnmriI, Of
Mrs. W. Hemmick and son. and Mrs. L. Brooks anu sou of
Worcester, Mass are stopping at the Abemarc Hotel.
Hon Allen Monroe, Of Syracuse; Capt Owens ard L. p
Babbitt OF the United States Army; Samuel b. smith, Of
California; X G. Cooley, Of Chicago; W r 1rowhrcgc, oi
New Haven; S. c. Edes, of Washington, and NJ H. Halo
well, Of Philadelphia, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Lieutenant Governor Campbell of Alban.'; Hon ]. Ran
dali and wife, of Philadelphia Isaac Fenno L. Morse and
G. Z. Osborne, Of Boston: j. Cotton OF Springfield b.
Rtfum, of Rhode Island, j. a. Ianlor, S G. Scovlc
G. Sanford and r. J. Garfield OF Connecticut stopping
ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
P. Marson and family and C. J. Townsend and wife, Of
kingston N. L. Munroe, OF Washington W. Gattbefg, OF
Ohio; Z. II. Harwood and W H. Croker, OF Hl ford; "
Geary, Of Erie j. II Norton, Of Fort Edward r. W. Van
Pelt and j. Canled OF Ionkers stopping at the La
fargo House.
Hos. Eli Thayer, of Worcester Mass; Hon C. II. Van
Wyck Of Sullivan county; f. Titon Ben Perloy PoorC
and r. W. Burke of Boston; j. c. Tucker of Brooklyn,
H.; G. Q. Jones, of Albany; d. A. Van vakenburgh OF
Lockporti G r. Breed aud wife, Of lynn; Major } 3
t. Howe, of New York w H. Davis, of Cincinnati, and II
Garreson and wife, Of Ohio are stopping at the Aso,
House.
Arrivals at tho Ocean House. Newport July &C. 1861
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Samuel Adams and Miss H. II
Adams, of Kings Ferry, N. y; Dr. 1. A. Brdsal, Of
California; Victor Bishop, Dr. aud HRS. Bedford j. }.
Van Pcit Misses Van Petit Mrs. r. G. Peters and maid
and Master Peters, Of Now York. VIM. T. Haugey
Of BALTIMORE Mfr. and Mrs Lockwood Mr. and MIS-
Cram, Mrs. Mason, Miss Mason and J. D. Moore
OF New York; Douglas Irvine, Secretary Of the
British Legation at Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
gall aud Mrs. Hull and mad, Of New York; J. IL
SedSay and D. W: Burt ESQ, Of Buffalo Mr. and Mrs )
CISCO CAL Chas. Thorpdike, Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs
Henry W. Hicks, Miss Pickering and maid, Mr. and Mrs
Wilson G. Hunt and Mrs Vim. Moss Brown OF New York
Americans registered at Gun Co. IS American and Gen
cral Agency 10 Strand London for the week ending July
is, 1S61-C Mcfarland Chcopee, Mass; A. c. Richards
New Orleans; Wilcox New York; L. A. Blgelow, Boston
w. Swain, Philadelphia N. Thompson Boston; Genera
Riley, Rochester, G. Bomis, J. 8 Dwight C. r. Thayer
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Prince Nnpoicou's Movements.
THE PRINCE AND SUITE LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
RUDENEsa or THE sPpC GATORS yyVg,

Prince Nnyoiccu's Movements.
THE PRINCE AND SUITE LEAvF FOR WASHINGTON --
RuDENEss or THE sfI;C sAroRs. I'TC.
The mperia! party did not leave New Ycrk .or Wash.
ington by the morning train yo-tcrday, az was Ouici
patcd They remained at the New Yor, Hclc!
the whole day. Al little before six O'Clock r. H.
tho Prince and some five o. six qeaten,a ~ his
suite driven 20 tho Jersey City depot foot OF
Cortland street, aud Immediately crossed the ferry
TO Jersey City, where they SO. board engaged for
their party exclusively. AS their departure not ex
peced the depot not crowded bu, the few persons
assembled there got wind tha the Prince
Of the cars which quickly pointed DAT. The people
thereupon grouped themselves tho platform, and com
menced pcering into the car in manner that evneed
moro curiosity than politcness, and many were The
speculations ahoat rs TO which was the Prince
One man pointed TO stout, comfortable looking
gentleman, dressed in light summer suit and straw
hat who snugly onsconced in corner, and though
said old gentleman appeared old enough to be the Princes
father, he roundy that he the Prince himself
Another declared that the gentleman with the smooth
round face and very slight mustache was the Prince;
while another argued that could not be- for the Prince
pridcd himself the absence of all hair from his face
after the Of his uncle aud all his portraits repre-
sented him SO. "Bu,' observed third, she may have
taken to the cultivation of his musacho since his last pic
ture appeared Old Abe has his whskcrs" The third
man was right. II was Napoleon himself. The resem
bance to his uncle, maugre tho slight hrsute addition
striking that ii a woAder any could mis-
take it, While these specuations werc progressing,
and the ruencss Of the crowd OF starers-vho Dat
tening their against the glasses of the that had
been shut in their faceswas its height the whistle
sounded, and the train moved of
The ladies Of the imperial party at the New York
Hotel.
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Port OF New York, July 81, 1861.

CLEARED.
Ship Mortimer Livingston Sampson, Hayre-Boyd ninck-
ESsSSs Mash k. SssnSSSss
BARK Gsaslle Rhodes BaEbsdos~Ii rrombrdse Co. '''
s aIa H5'S
Brig Rapid !sW', AxOers, wnss and market-Funcli'
rs E Es AssS q and
ssSr NY Smith e ss,:T GSlaep Murray
sesr bw,na SrS Martin john, NB1F Nev"s Co.
ssr z"" %It 'I Fs' ''
ss$E Rs E FsS Ss.% %sEt. ka"',
ssST asSs E ss
sshr Wsss Clean, f Fsrr hoaiSH- AssiSs A'''
sshr Wave msise 81 Ssamford@N Briggs briggs Co.
s SSp Nary Ss',o A%s s% B s%"y
Steamer Steamer Elizabeth. Poster .si , Baltimore
ARRIVED.
n 11sSg WnIsy % snTsp0 Lovesnd Bal
BARK Margaret Of sunderland, Finley, cadia, 45 days.
with wine &C. to az Jack son 4 Neil ,,,, n..,
s.f "% @ S 'SSG "Sss
'RS %S
s M sHtf" IS MS s
Of kSs sH o S hss SS'iT ' ds With
s% or 81 Ys Ydr awS Se @ aS s css nse
New York. died
Schr Eleanor Townsend Cardenas 10 days. with sugar &C.
TO Runyon Co. 2is inst, sQuali John Allen,
Of New Haven, knocked overheard and lost.
Schr Willard tof Bangor) Corbett Ponce f5dsys with
molasses, to y Buck 4 Co.
ScDr Tropic Bird fprize). Spencer Fortress Monroe.
Schr Hazard, Latmcr. Elizabcthport for Hartford.
Schr Zoe, Potter, Eiizabethport for Fall River
Schr Stranger, Handy, Etizabethport for Boston.
Schr Marion. Osborn Elizabcthport for Pawtuckct.
Schr Adela Felicia Cartwright EabethpoYt for Fall Ri
schr Convey Holhrcok hocslana Q days ,...,.,.
Schr Brandywne Wheeler, New Haven
schr Suitann Fletcher, New Haven.
Sch Hudson, Waterman, Rondout for Hartford.
Schr Fakir. Heath, ROndout for Newport.
Sloop smith, Rogers, Es~bethpOrt for Gold spring.
Sloop William Miller Roberts Ezabethport for South Nor
walk.
Steamer Boston, Croker, Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Black Diamond. Allen Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican, Williams Providence.
Steamer Tacony Ely Philadelphia.
Steamer Thos Sparks, Green, Philadelphia.
SAILED
Steamship Asia. Lvcrpool ships Mississippi Tl, Genoa,
Compromise Lirefpoo; Cdumbfa do Kitty Simpson Ant
wcrp banks Mary yle Havre Gazelc Barbados brig Ea
Ele Wing (Br) Queenstown; schrs Plat ST Martins
Demi, Marsclcs.
sOh-shir Susan Rowland Havrc; ST Paul (Fr), Port
ten; Peter tPrus ueenstown wilhenine (Prus) Glasgow
brig Hayti tBr), for Aux Cages.
Wind during the day sw, light
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RETURN OF THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS,
REGIMENT,

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEFroN IN THIS CITY.
The Sixth Massachusetts, regiment Col Edward F.
fones passed through this city yesterday en- ,oic for
heir homes in the old Day State. They have been sta
.ioned at the Relay House and Baltimore alternately since
April last and the Of their enlistment expired about
tho 22d Of July, but the men unanimously volunteered
remain unti their place could DC ded by some of the
newly raised regiments Our readers will doubtless
'emember that this the first regiment TO take the
aeld aft- the issuing OF the proclamation by President
lincoln Cor volunteers to preserve the integrity Of the
Union aud put down rebellion in the south. But few
elapsed after the FIRST call for younteersas made
when these were mustered and bidding to the
owed a, home they started for lhc South The first
and only encounter they have bnd with the Southern
ebcls took place at the very outset Of their career being
attacked by a rufhanIy mob in. the streets of Bati.
more The 10Th Of April last, in which they lost
hree men; many others were severely wounded,
iwo OF whom have since died from tie effect
If the injuries they received This IS the whole loss the
-egmei has sustained since leaving home, and during
their whole stay in the South but few cases Of sickness
have demaned the DOCTORS care and noue haze proved
fatal
Their departure from the Relay House took place at six
o'clock Tuesday morning arriving in Philadelphia at
ate lotr The same day after long aud tedious Journey
they let Philadelphia by tho Camden and Amboy
Raiiroad, aboht seven o'clock yesterday morning,
Yesterday afteInoan. At the Battery they were met
by n delegation of the sons Of Massachusetts,
carrying their State deg Ator tie Interchange Of friend
~ greetings and congratulations the regiment was wheel
Of policemen and Tie sons" they marched up Broad.
way The greeting accorded them by citizens all
along hclnc Of march was most enthusiastic, cheering,
waving OF baadkcrchies nAd dipping Of flags, marx I'd
their prrrr So along Broadway An immense crowd had
congrcga'oi ~ the vicinity o the sslor Housae and as
each COMPANY of the sixth marched past the large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01
Miscellaneous.

Tho steamship ASIA Capt Lott sailed yesterday
Liverpool, with 81 passengers.
before reported put Portland 2 distress
d @ al r % SaS w sSe
repair and proceed
Sur MAID SEA, stanwood from london Dec Is
Kurrachee put into Rio Janero, no date given, caky No
particulars.
Bin snr MAGGIE CnArc, wrecked on Smiths Island, had
Co. Baltimore The captain and crew with Me pilot
Ghcoce they See Brought to BaSre The steamer Geor
BY e ss s on by
Liverpool and was $50 tons buhen 1t not known whe
sHtr EQUAL Rrcnrs from New York for Bristol e, and
ship Masonic from New orleans for Cork which put into 81
IN had both repaired and were re"'ds
smE ALFRED .S MIrA letter from Hong KonF he
boats and when or the coast Of Hanan they attacked
should Sa miner W 5"s
S 1r ye and In n s s AREA I . AS4 ans
Hong Kong The Alfred Hin good ship owned by
sna hs
heavily insured ia State street. Boston.
ScHR TURK of and from Lubec for New York. sailed July
e Ms a Of s bes %
their boat saving nothing but their clothes No insurance
Of the following vessels the build
.s ,ss fSinan y.s Gy lSS
s%f's s@S1ssff H aR D'a
LIVERPOOL July l6-A letter dated July from Captain
Boyle the ship 1--we Yankee from Liverpool KhHa
Chez that has been stranded the OF
Gaca and had her bottom out chief officer and five Of her
crew drowned.
IIosG KONG May 29-The Albert Edward Mitchell, from
this contact the 18th inst with ship Gosen
West Mckenzie from Whamp1a, and WIS cut down Ia der
going ty bows, taking with II the main tpgaan oAas,
and all the gear between ~ and the flying booom; what
damage, If any, ssained by the Colleen West
known.
ST HELENA June lSThc ship Monterey OF Boston, from
Suinara Peira,nbnco With OF pepper hpS
here, all well The he 10Th inst ie IN With ship
HOPE Bo<ton), Pearson, from London fcl CAcut
With cargo Of Taoad materials She me; v.a bad wca
Their JuneS which continued OF and uut tho 5t which
the vessel 10 abc. and leak 10 such
compel gtsadou her She had water Ia
the hold the leak was g9nins rapidly de time
abandoned One Of Tire crew WAS Acia ,1ly Killed
ng the gale and OF by the
Monterey The captain his family s,rvarA coy and chief
mate continued board for Pernamburos the remainder Of
tho officers aud remained at tho Ccasil.i
here as possible. Ina bark Nvrtle of New Yofx
was wrecked IN phoop orshe Goa China June lsU
she from Macao hound 70 E2ssoi "a ballast Toe wreck
E,wood Waiter, Esq, seo'y Board q Inicrwri.eis)
Notice TO Mariners.
xsGLAND-socIu coASi-TISE SIGNAL FOR ftYSorJN SOUND
TREASURY pErAwfnxNT, OFneE li;HlhoesH hoAaD,
WASHINGTON CRY.
Official info1uaon has been reccyc this Office that for
the purpose OF ewing Greenwich mcl time vessels dee
rous Oh aserrg verifying TIC errors and rates Of he
chtononetc,s in Plymouth Sourd, time signal j. dali
shown at, O'Clock pm BY tie tSuanccus CO arse of cc
sispendNa the op OF the flagstaff Ia the redoG
| Mount Wise, Devonroft.
This ne sispa not made as usual BY the dgOppius of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-01
THE SIXTH REGIMENT MUSTERED OUT OF
SERVICE.

Yesterday forenoon the work Of mastering the Sixth
regiment, n. Y. s. NJ, out of the service of the United
States was proceeded with at the Armory in Centre
Market of Centre and Grand streets. Most Of the
expressed determination to volunteer for the entire
The sixth regiment is composed almost entirely Of
Gernaas aad they yesterday presented an appearance Of
having good service in the in which they en-
rolled themselves The formed in line opposite
The market previous TO their being mustered out OF SER
vice, and occupied nearly hour before the entire
proceedings gone through with. The arms, ac-
aoutremcnts &c,, Of the regiment were given back TO
The proper authorities Tuesday, and the regiment
allegiance power but that of the State OF
New York No say but that The Sixth have done
their duty and when called upon again there Is doubt
bnt that ey will again do honor TO the flag under which
they have so faithfully served.
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SOLDIERS FROM THE WAR.
THE NEW YORK TWELFTH EN- ROUTE
HOME
BAlrlnonn Lnly 81, 1861.

BAlTlMoRh July 81, 1901
The Twelfth New York regiment Colonel Butterhold,
left here at seven p NJ en- route for home. They re
manned with General Banks until his column was sufi
ceny reinforced Their appearance Is rough from long
marches and heavy duty pc,cts and ocposts but all
are we'll Many will re-enlist
The following extract from General Banks order Tor
their departure will show the estimation in which they
held
The Commanding General takes occasion upon tho issue
of this Ami order 10 make Acknowledgment TO me reg
ment for the service has rendered and the hdey WIN
which has discharged all the duties OF citizen soldiers,
especially in the exemplary conduct It's readiness Tor ser
vice. correct discipline and prompt obedience 10 ORDERS
ARRANOEA FOR THE RECEPTION OF THE TwELt III
REGIMENT AT HOME.
Contrary TO general expectation the Twelfth regiment
will reach this city O'Clock this morning. 1t vas
supposed the received that this regiment would
not be here before the 9th 9th of August they had
with Others volunteered to remain for short time until
the three years men should arrive to take their place but
from the Geographic dispatches that have been sent on
seems that their services not needed, and their
friends in this city will have the pleasure of welcoming
them home several days before they expected
meeting was held at the headquarters last evening for
The purpose OF making such preparations as they might
think proper for the reception of the Twelfth upon It's
arrival here. The large room filled with men chiefly
members Of the reserve corps of the regiment and many
plans proposed but few received any appreciation
with the exception that the entire reserve shold turn out
10 receive the regiment and welcome them home from the
war. The uniform adopted black coats, white
pants white gloves, and fatigue caps.
Colonel Weeks received despatch Gom Baltimore
stating that the regiment would he here at ten O'Clock this
morning. The Colonel will accompany his regiment home
and will doubt receive such welcome rs would make
any man feel proud
At the meeting offers were received from the follow
ing companies ont nj the reception, which were
Hose companies 49, so and So; steamers 81 and
AZ the Ellsworth Zouayes the Academy Xounves and the
National Minute Men The procession will be headed by
podworths band composed Of forty pieces. il will
form in Bond street at eight O'Clock and march down
Broadway the point where the regiment expected
20 arrive.
The commanders of the various companies have issued
orders FOR their to report at their different arories
early tbs morning
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
NOW YORK Herald--CaIicnrnia Edi

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port to day, at noon for Aspinwall.
The masfor California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close at hnfpast ten O'Clock this morning.
The New YoRx WEEKLY observation-disclosures edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter, will be published at half past nine o'clock in the
morning.
Single COPIES Ia wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents Will please send in their orders as early as pos
sible.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS PURCHASED BY THE COMMANDER OF FHE
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD-THR WORK THAT IL
BEING DONE, ETC., ETC.
One thousand men now on board the North Carolina
ready for active service.
The Supply which sailed on Tuesday, took out upwards
Of one hundred extra to be distributed among the
blockadng squadron.
Captain L. NJ Powell has reported at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to take command of the Potomac Lieutenant
Samuel Marcy has also reported for the Potomac. Pay
master James D. Murray is ordered to the Potomac.
Lieutenant H. X Stevens has been ordered the COM
mand of the steamer James Adger just purchased.
The following the of the officers of the North
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Our War Mana.

An edition Of the HERALD War Maps calendered pa
per, beautifully coored will be issued to-day. All move
mcnts Of the army are clearly and distinctly marked
Single copies rs CENTS $12 SO per 100 Agents wanted
Edward T. Lloyd Co.. exclusive agents for the colored
edition, 2Os Broadway, Now York,
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S HIP PIN G N E w S .
Movements OF Ocean Stcu sa 3rs.


KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, mATAEZAS AND NASSAU, n. r..
CLiaToR-From Now York for Kingston, ia. on the Goth
day Of each month. The Cleacr New
9th of each month"; and vii! - due here about the 18th
COLUMBIA AND MARioN--No stated days fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana
they win sail about every days. hing Key West
ward and hoHnewafd.
kARNA4-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp, on
the arrival OF alternate Gunard
MArASzAsfrom New FORK for the day OF
ench month From Manuzas the I'D due New York on
the 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters Dad paotogs intended for Ge NEW YORK HERALD
should be seused
ALMANAC YonK-THis DAY
RIsrs...........,. Sc MOON IL 02
sun SKIS. 10 HIGH WATER. "
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Z FILTERS tpk Seeding STATS
N Gan lE FDlW iEEED by
ADAMS EXpKi.>S COMPANY

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ADAMS EXPIRES COMPANY
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enclose each letter IN Unitod States government an.
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poapc 10 inc point o. address. paying Confederate post
NE raio hero given for letters exceeding haR
ounce IN wclgllb each half ouuce bcing charged
tv me Unled states government, and - cents by the
Express Company
AZ points through the State, whore Adauas Expres-
have no offices muil the latof undor cover Ada0,
fNprcst tompaHy New York, or Louisville and enclose
tho amount us ABOVE.
M ElGHERS NARRATIVE or THE
l2A FIGHT AT BUId, Run, AND 1uE
LAST pAYs IN VIRGINIA on TiiR
SIXTY NINTH lslaIMEAT,
Is published in the
IRISH AMERICAN.
For sale by all news dealers
Price three cents per copy.
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The Battle ut Bull Run.
GRAPHIC NARRATIVE.
BARBARITY or THE REBELS.
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ready THIS MORNING,
contains:-
George Wilkes Letter from the Scene Of Action; Rus
SELLS Letter from NntcheZ; Proceedings N Congress-
Letter from the Special Correspondent of the Tribune de-
scribng the Brutaes Of the Rebels; General News of
the Week. &C. &c. Price, in Wrappers ready for mailing
Five Cents. Two Dollars per annun. Address
THE TRIBUNE,
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS All July 81, 1861
rs, r. IL, Co. 43, SO, So, 20, "a, Az &c, 49, So 3d.
KENTUCKY, CLASS Az July 81, 1851.
rs, IS, Is, 81, IL, "a, g. 40, &c. %, 81, 30, H. rs.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either 70
WOGD, EDDY & CO.,
Covngton, KY, or st. Louis, No.
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Great Reductf ION I'm the Prices of Singer
CO.'S Sewing Machines Gail for circular at 45s
Broadway.
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Prizes Cashcd Ina all LegaIizcd Lotteries,
by JOSEPH BATES broker, 10 Wall street, up stairs,
New York
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Twenty-fOuS PhOtogra phs taken Mt ONE
sitting for 81 in six varieties Card vises SO per dozen
at HOLMES, 254 Broadway.
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DR.. Tumblety's Pimpic Banfshcr.--PricC
81 per bottle Sent by mail express 10 any address
Office a99 Broadway.
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Hills Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown; best in Depot No Barcia. street. and sold
by all druggists
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prizcs Cnshcd
and information furnished by CHASE * CO., bankers,
16 Wall street, New York.
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City Intelligence.

NEW SwNDnNG DoDGE--A German jew, named
Joseph Meyer, brought before Justice Steers at the
Essex Market Police Court charge of swindna nun,
Der OF shopkeepers on the east side OF the city under the
following circumstancesThc prisoner appears in com
pany with accomplish called upon several rv goods
Dealers and representing that he had several cases OF
linen IN bond asked for money TO pay the duties He had
sampes OF the linens in his possession and plausible
were his statements that in less than half dozen
cases did he succeed in obtaining varying from $50
TO 500 Christana Schosser, of No IS Delancey street
also accused the prisoner Of stealing SIS in cash from her
bedroom while she busy looking at of wa lnon
samples IN question Tho magistrate committed the
prisoner for further examination.