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The national Republican., 1861-07-25

One Of the twelfth New York drum corps
died on Tuesday; be broke down from fatigue
on the march, aud was lett at Martinsburg to
be carried to the hospital. But he died in the
wagon. His name was Jsynson; he belonged
to the city of New York; he was abont ID years
old.
Great changes have come over the twelfth.
Col. B tter6-ld is acting brigadier general.
Lieut.. Col. Ward is acting colonel. Major
Bostwck has resigned and gone home. Quar-.
termaster Arnold is mnjorI Surgeon Wier has
gone iuto the army, Capt. Burr has resigned,
aud gone home; Lieut.. Chsmbern has gone
into the army Capt. Bo lie, of company g, Is
acting lieutenant colonelJ Secretary Banks Is
a.aisant Gdsrtermaster, aud Coumissary Mar
tin is Brgader Com n'saarv.
The rival caniiua,rs lor Governor ere Con
nny Trgg. Union, and lsbsm G. Harris, and
william 81 Polk, secessi nists. Harris is al
original. natural, ingram secessionist, and sup
ported Breckiuridge for President; while Poll
WAS Douglas DsmocrSt last year, and {
Union man until the secession current seemed
10 be Bwe-ping all before it..when he plunged
in 70 run along With the current. The Knox
vile Way, as q mater Of political policy
wihd'aws the name of Trigg, and Loists tha
Of Polk fr Go7srntr of Tennessee.
Government agents are already NJ work u
the great Atlantic seaports, inspecting vessel
preparatory to charterlng those which are sui
tshls for tho sea militia. With reasonabl
diligence we may expect to see feet Of fft
steamers, hrig4, and schoontrs put to sea il
two weeks for blockade service, aud the pursu
Of privateers.
Colonel Seigel, who commanded the FEEDERS
forces in the recent affair at Carthage has bee
pr r,mcted to the rank Of brigadier.general--
suitable recognition of his valuable services
the Government.
The American ship Messenger has arrived 1
Havana from Macon, with 6sa coolies.
':.'' A Hungarian regiment is about being orgsl
ICED iu New York city.
The national Republican., 1861-07-25

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General Mcclellan is throwing his forces
all along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as
far as Oakland and Piedmont. General Hill was
at Oakland at daylight on Tuesday morning,
though it was supposed that he wGs about
moving to cut off the retreating rebels.
| NAVAL EXPEDITION IN CEINA.-An Amer
onn naval expedition sailed on the 9th March
last, to ascend and ex plore the river Yang.t'e.
The English have several times assembled the
river to distance Of some hundreds Of miles
above the capital.
The ship-owners Of New York city have pr. L.
sented Col John Cochrsne with q magni6ce /
pair Of pistols and their sccompaniments, be-
cause Of the valuable services rendered the
shipping interest by Col. G., as chairman Of the
Committee on Commerce, 10 the Lost Congress.
The gold product for the past ak months
shows but comparatively triding decrease.
The shipments from San Francisco up to 20tb
June, were Sl7,096 270, against Sl9 445,27O
last year Same time--a falling of Of 80, 349 900.
Within few days past, Marshal George P.
Kane has suffered greatly from illness. caused
BY anxiety Of mind, 80 as 10 make it necea
sery for bis physicians, Dr. Thomas Rucklei
and the surgeon Of the fort, to direct that nc
person other than his family should be admitted
to see him.--Balttusors American.
The London Star publishes elaborate bic
graphical notices Of General Mcclellan, Ere
/ mont, Mcdowell and Banks.
The national Republican., 1861-07-25
..ARKY SUPPLIES,
OrrIcs ARnr CIorHlss AVID EoupAsr,
Corner Of HoUdrd I'D Mercer sfrSe0,

OfTIos ARysy CIoTHIHs Aup EounAsx,
Corner Of Hotodrd a1d Mercer arse0,
Mp York, July ~, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and = III bs
= reesived a. this Office uutil IL O'clock, NJ, on
Thuredsy, the 9th day Of Augu I next, when they
will be publicly opened, FOR furnishing by contract
the following Army Supplies and Materials, do
livered at snch place or places in the city Of
New York as may be hereafter designated, In
quantities as required, viz:
zoo, 900 tin canteens, with cork shoppers, 8
pints, to weigh III ouIces without the stopper;
10 be covered with cloth affer an inspection has
been made Of them, OH.
100000 canteen straps
$4,000 camp kettles, sheet iron, 3 sizes, In
nests lsa pounds.
$4,000 mess pans, sheet iron, weight 2 pounds.
1900 iron pots with balls.
10000 Telling axes, cast steel, best quality, 4,
s, and st pounds.
10000 axe handles, beat hickory.
$4,000 camp hatchets, cast steel, best quality.
10 ounces.
$4,000 haichet handles, best hickory.
$1,000 pickaxes, 2 sizes, to weigh 81 and 7
pounds. ....",,.......
81 900 picksxe handles, best hickory
10000 are slings.
$4,000 hatctet slings,
1900 spsdes, 2 sises, best quality ...
400 sets hospital tent poles.
800 sets wall tent po.es. ....
~ 900 Sibl.y tent poles, With iron tripod.
1000 sets Of servsnts' tent poles.
1000 hospital tent pins, lsr.s.
10 600 hospital tent plus, smAl.
! $4,000 wall tent pins, large.
| $50 900 common tent pms.
10000 Sib ey tent stoves.
2 oo0 drums, iuiantry.
1000 drum cs.es.
1000 drum heads, batter.
1000 drum heads, square.
5000 pairs um sticks.
1900 drum stick csrrisges-
1000 sets Of drum snareA
1000 drum sings. ...
2,ooo dsum cords, Of Italian hemp, - fsss
long. . .
1000 bugiss, With exrs mouth piece.
The national Republican., 1861-07-25
AID FOR TIE WOUNDED.

Eatonah, Wsstchester Co., NJ Y, Julg %
There were forwarded to-day, from Jay Hone
stead, b. Pullen's and Adams's Express, tc the
Sanitary Commission at Washirgton, two
boxes containg 100 hospital gowns, and A
flannel shirts, made by The women Of Katonat
and Bedford. who ore actively continuing theii
labors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
THE PRIVATEER SUMTER.


The writer of the correspondence Ia your paper Of
the 18th inst, under the bead Of ''riynteer sumter
has conounded the two Of the steamers MARQUIS
de IA Habana and Habana. The Marquis de la Habana is
now the privatser sumter commanded by Semmes The
81 amer teban2, formerly commanded by Mcdonnell and
plying between Now Orleans and Havana is now the pri-
vateer McRea McRae which lately the blockade at
The mouth of the S'ssisspp Both vessels formerly Piled
between New Orleans and Havana visited the Marquis
q" "a abaa on fe crai OCCASIONS at the shipyard
gle opposite New Orleans at the time her equipment
as he sumter and personally acquainte with her on
crs The Marquis de la Habana. formerly plying be.
1--WE New Orleans and Havana that tine belonged to
tie pahish government On about the 1s Of May she
was purchased from her Spanish by few English
merchants in Now Orleans. and short time sailed under
the ng ish flag, and sseqpently purchased by other
part -, who converted her into privateer She was
put ia dock overhauei and replenished by new boilers
AM placing her machinery below water mark, taking
away her sulerb upper crb,rs, making clean fore and
an ieek ready for her armament Her armament con
sNts OF eight thirtytwo Founders and eighty
pound ri- cannon amidshp. The Marquis dc Ia Ifabana,
now known as the sumter is the third privateer fitted
out at new Orleans the r. McCeand being the first the
try the second sumter third and McRea McRae the
ourth The Marquis de Ia Habana and the Habana being
both screw steamers and bearing the names so much
IKE, might have caused misundersi anding Of the
Identity If the vessels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
THE NAVY.

RELEASE /, storeship, Commander James Madison
Frailey, arrived yesterday from Fort Pickens and
Key West, leaving Fort Pickens on the evening OF
August . and Key West august a. She experienced
very Aeayy gale from tho north and east the evening
Of The DAY which she sailed from Key West, when
blew violently for forty hours, compelling her to bear up
and run 10 the westward Of Tortugas. Since feachns
Rateros the wind has been constantly from the ho'n
and cast and times quite fresh until yesterday Msv
she was favored with moderate breeze from ne ou'i
and west and south and east let OF Fort tNhehs,
United States shls Macedonian, Prepe, anu steamer
Crusader The American bark Ann Elzaoetl. rom ih-
adelpha wih coal for tho squadron sailed from Key
West Tor Fort rokens the 18th, and got ON the reef
going out with n pilot board, bus succeeded in getting
Off during the night and proceeded her DESTINATION
James Brown seaman, and JolH s. Brnrr, ordinary sea
man two nvalids from the flagship Colorado, sent home
IN the Release for hospital treatment dr board the
latter vcssethe former the 4h ane the latter on the
o5h of August Their bodies comnitted TO the deep
with the usual ceremonies attending the burial of persons
at
The following Is list Of BIER oicers:-Commnnder, Jas
NJ, Fraley Lieutenants Joseph NJ Bradford and Byron
Wilson Acting Master Samuel ]. Clapp; Captains Clerk
Henry Archer Faymaster's Clerk, Hugh Jones.
PAssESGERs--IieutenEnt Vim NJ Graham, United States
Army from Fort Jefferson, and Ilr VIM. H. Ward.
The troops al the for. reported being in excellent
health.
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Personal Intelligence.

General A. Trias, of Mexico W. T. Edwards Of the
United States Coast Survey g. T. Stctson OF Bridge
water and f. Kinsey of Cincinnati stopping the
Il Denis Hotel.
Hon Joseph Holt, exPcstmaster General c. L. Wells
and wife, and H. Harris, Jr of Boston II. J. Reed of
Paris B. Miles and wife, of Peorit j. A, Waingord,
Of Cincinnati r. A. Hudson, Of Indiana /. W. X ynn
Buskrk Of Hartford; II D. stratton, of Chicago J. sieg
fried Of Melbourne and j. H. Dennison and WIFE, of Penn
sylvania, are stopping at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
Hon Delos de Wolf, of oswego Captain Turner Of the
United States Army I. Corning, A. Rhbone and ]. Ed
wards, of Albany G. A. Work, of Cherry Valley J. f.
Cole and wife, Of Cincinnati K Wegsta Of ST. Lcs j.
D. Weed, of Binehamion; W. Graham, of Denver City
$ B. McEroy Of Pittsbug +. Lamb of Springfield, and
Hotel.
Hon W }, Keeler, of Buffalo Hon. c. B. Cav and wife,
of Maryland Hon. j. X Porter and J. d. Moore of Al
bany; Captain Lott, Of the steamship Asia Captain j. D.
Palmer of stonington Captain Alexander Hoy of Phla
delphia Mslor F. B Hastings, of New York; NJ L. Mar
Morrison and wife, OF Boston II. A. Risey Of Dunkirk
H. T. Goodyear, of New fayen; T. Lewis Connecticut
and j. h TappaD, OF Kingsc, are stopping at the Aston
House
Americans in Paris registered ct Office Of Lherbette
Kane Co.. No. Place de la Bourse, from August TO
H. IS61.--A. lie Moyne Jr CHI s. Caiilatt G. t. sharp.
stein, G. b. English and family, r. r. winthrop, Jr,
0sgood and lady, F. II. Gsbney and lacy Cas. A Gads-
den, F. Granteg Rev g. NJ Hills and lady, Mrs. Jean
ME Dows, T. p Francis and lady, New York Joseph s.
SILVER, VIM J. Swain, PHILADELPHIA James f. Pyfen, Bal
tmore H. Foot, Massachusetts A. De Peyster Boston;
Samuel L. Phillips Washington; Peter Van Setback South
Carolina; Rev. Horace Hill, Jr., New Jersey.
Americans registered at Gun & Co. Is American and
General Agency, No 10 Strand, London, W. c., week
ending August II, 1S61-,John Whitehouse d. NJ. Far
Aum, New York c. A. Washbrn. San Francisco; w. Por-
ter Portland Me- j. Knight and family United States Of
America A. Beard, lowell Mass Z. NJ. Sweeney, II. f.
Iowe Boston W G. Davies, New York J. Proctor, Bos
ton; s. j. Ahern, New York
Hon WASHINGTON King, Mayor Of ST. Louis Missouri,
died suddenly of apoplexy in that city on the 27t inst
Mr. King was an American in politics and ;atrot in
principe lie was acting agent at St. Louis for Adam,
Express company and in that capacity greatly assisted
General Fremont in the Transportation Of arms ammun
ton and supplies He was only sick two hours and died
beloved and respected by all
1t was not the Mayor Of Troy WI knocked down the
SECESSION editor Of the Troy BUDGET, but major.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1851

compelling bear up and TO westward OF Torgas
Since reaching Haeras The wind has been constantly from
and n 1Ss Sssis' spoke . sSS
la IS 20 Ion ~ was boarded byA boat from whaling bark
Emerald Capt Pierce Of and boand to New Bedford from
ohe ship Kearsage saco from sagna for New York in
gh g. same having een boarded the day previous by
Ship Hiess.der Marshall Marshall, Liverpool, July %,
with Edse end rsssengers 70 II Marshall Co. r..,
port by steamer Wamsutta.
,schr Central America (of Boston,, Berry, Marsees July
been days of Georges with light westerly winds Aug
IA, lat 40 Ion 80 40 passed schr May bound E.
ehr L9chness r) Anderson, Lngan CB, IL days, win
schr clinton, BORDEN, Eizabethport for New Haven.
schr Only Son. Eastman Elisabeihport for Charlesown
schr + Price Kelly, Elizabethport for Boston.
nrns GF or Roc
s Sem Joseph Hall, Dnell, Portland, g, 2 days.
schr l. Lowell, Albany for Boston.
schr En,ene Haight, Becbe stratsburg for Salem.
schr VILLAGE Belle tBr), Harvey, Poughkeepsle While
towing down the North River the captain had his leg broken
by i being caught In the hawser.
Soop Matamora Bxbey, Elzabehport for South Eofwak
Steamer Bcvidere Keene, Washington, Dc via Fortress
Steamer whldon (U transporD, Culinary, Washington
IN ballast
Steamer Minnesota, Garrett, Baltimore.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore.
Steamer s San Gabriel ier Titus, Philadephia
Steamer Trenton, Wilson, Trenton.
Steamer Wamsuta, Arey, New Bedford
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence.
29th-Shps DAM Webster and Aurora, Liverpool; Poly
nesa, San Fancisco; bark Fison uta), Cork.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

wanaerer Il Plymouth Eararop Grayesend; Afufoyie
An Arr from BOSOM s. i iSlh Iatenee At Deal
Arr from Philadelphia 10th, ignatus at GreenocK
American Ports.
lot Fish, Hsr ASf f f s schTs Wallace
Ma ws and
H Y snGw Esf %ssS o sa
I.meburner; Jameson, Jamesonj Stephen vfaerman
s ssss SfHs dfs r n@
Wh ksy ia e.
M ans sn E Weak %
wind sW gS0d breeze s.eg%sf New York Sar1s SAID BIZ
sSIp Sot S,ss Eek Il. sssS,qs
Ssa y ss SS $@ iahI% 'is
pGssE v 4sS1s w xas nS ssSr Smith, pA
GASTJNE Avg 2ssla ship css,ins Smith s. John Mr.
,,EpGARrowN, Aug as-Ar schr John Oliver Sands, New
FORT PIcKENs, Aug 2-oG, at anchor bark II Wall,
HARrFoRb Aug 2s-Arr schrs Doretta Kahn, Miner Eli
NYok sd rs G s%s pn Bpre
Anne Re6ecca, Edridge Fanny Hazard vibberts, and
KEY WEST, &ss iS-sld bark Ann Elizabeth Norgrave
r % s r9 pssns got on the reef going ont
MAcHAs Aug s1 Ha0i brig hdago ingalls, Duenos
Sfe 9u ssp Wilcox r
Volunteer, Brown, and zouave, Foster, Philadelphia
NEW HAVEN, Aug 2S--Afr schrs Sias Wright Seaman;
Mary Elizabeth, Turner; and Mary 4 Eliza, benjamin,
Elzabethport; II Ely, Mcdonald; Mary X Francis Me-
M ppnad and Mary Caroline ADAMS, PLiIadelpha sloop
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 29-Arr steamer Delaware John
son, NI9rh schrs Lsprtng Hoffman, and i Downing
Thorn NYcrk Cid steamship Kensington, Baker Bostoh
brig Orizava Pendeton, Salient schrs Z Knight whrow.
Boston; Neptune Winchester st John, NIB; S Crocker
Presbrey Taunton; Mary Elizabeth, Harvey Lynn Chry
solite smith; Alliance, Ireland; VIM Cox, Houck; II "
Godfrey, Weeks shannon, Hl,son; WIN Audenred,
Hewitt and Pathway, GRAVEYARD Boston; Ames, Ames,
Portland; Bnrne ireland Boston, John Beatty sharp
man, Roxbury; Belle Of Cape Ann Green RocRpori; II
warwick. shropshire Lynn; L Hickey Tice, Boston;
smith smith Providence Horizon Jarvis l., Kenrick
Fish, Wall, Portland
PORTLAND, Aug 2S-Arr brig J Sawyer, Bradley Eli
zahehport CID schr Fred Reed, McCaimon, Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH, Aug 22Arr schrs Rio Grande, Allen, New
York 25h Elizabeth Davidson, Nyork 9th, Austin, Par
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3-Cd bark Kathleen, Dudley,
deciong SID fth bark Comet, Smith, Honolulu.
SALEM Aug 27-Arr schrs William II Dennis Lake; Sc
dona, Wall; Charles Suokney, Lee, and II Coggesha
T0n, Philadelphia; 2Sh, brig Catharine Nichols Hrtch,
PHILADELPHIA; schrs Wainwright Lgdam and Sarah La
vina Cranner do CID q, schrs Miller, Clifford, Phila-
depha; 18Th Cora, Kelley, and Cornna NJ, Jones NYok
Sid 21th schIs NJ Shinder, Smith, Miller; 18th,
Corinna N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
NEW GUNBOATS.

The strength of the navy is being rapidly increased;
and 1t goes on al the present rate shah soon have
reason TO complain Of the 'blockade being Intellectual
Seven new gunbcats to he used on the Western rivers,
have been ccmmcncedour at Carondoht near the city
Of ST. Louis and he other three at place called Mound
City They expected to be ready in the early part Of
October. They arc intended TO be all alike and their
size viii be as foows:Fxtreme length fleet; breadth
Of beam, 81 = feet depth of hold six feet Their arna'
ments Will consist of Sixteen guns each, 10 be of ncayy
metal To AFFORD grester security % the engines Nc,
those portions surrounding them viii be iron plated each
plate being two and ha inches thick. 1t is expected
that eAoA boat Will cosl WHOM finished about 500 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
FOUR GUNBOATS SOLD TO THE GOVERN
MENT IN JERSEY CITY.

Mr.. Charles Clark of Jersey City, has just completed
Sale with the United states government for four schooners
which comparatively new, 10 be converted into gun
boats for the navy. They range from hundred to
hundred and eighty TONS and sold for about sos 900
Their names W. G. See, Racer Griffith and Sophronia
ths latter being the largest. They will be Immediately
fitted up ard be ready for service in about weeks
and TO be stationed on the Potomac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

H0P.--A GRAND HOP Will BE GIVEN AT THE
IL National Hotel Long Branch on Saturday evening,
August 81 Admission free This hotel viii remain open
through September at reduced prices
d. L. PETERS. Pcnnriatnrs.
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MILITARY Y.

ATAIATg MFITING oE T1Ir SFCoTn CoNptTy
ii N ; W h 'le o r rVsoJ'os w @ n
onares ana lao tt~,nnat IN ,h seamd rn e
Whereas II has nleas 10 ,m;abt Cod IN bn m
,baa ~ pi p ~ sy ~, ~ ' u ~, , 81 ~, ~ ~
saS, ana hoy w ny ae IA 'o s' VI
IN CO.. . 49, p 49,, ~ @ a. /" u ~. . , c 80;
III o'u nstoy ptu'e soiu'cr ,os.ceiicu Hieiu
iespe.u se'ena aia Ho s u.aen, soan - fan
hngs. Ill., iSol OF wounds received Oh ,he balle Held
my s,i,i.! euis ns ooi,iiiu anu, Mnefe's We
wy ooiiiiay tN''iuI put intiia,ey "ssoSe
ca WIN nm III an thc rettttohshils Oh nrotnc souer
aaenu, senlc au ci'izen ueen IL app oriate 70
p'oe on record ana transmit 10 ms lfehos ana tle com
,ny .,ic .es.ion! VI our nlsn app',cHt,'oh VI ms
fore,
h"soveo, INV, whe we DOW IN oun,Dlc submissi'n 70
.he uscle o. MN VINO gave ani who taketh away we
ee tAat IA Tue eath OF Coohei farhhan VINO mas over
ooIne an unsneo reputation and an inexbie adherence
Jsuoe anu the right we nave iost Vauea companion
ana a i,ooic gXampler,
Resolve !, Ihal as iehow souieT hoalnga psilon 81
officer so efficient and intelligence tie confidence thus i'm
osed In him being verified by the high estimation OF his
military associates and his heroic conduct ON the battle
hel
Resolved That while we may wish he might have been
spared to experience the desire OF his heart, and soc
liberty established IN more enlarged degree Iii our com
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAMP MEETING, R0CKAWAY REACH.-TIfE STEAM
~ boat COL. ELLSWORTH will make daily trims com
mencng Friday, 30th inst leaving Catharne slip at A.
NJ Spring street, North river, at $50, and Pier No.
North river, at O'clock Returning, leaving Rockaway
at i. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

HORsES FOR THE ARMY.-I WISH TO PURCHASE
IL coo Horses, fifteen hands high for light cavalry
aay color except white be quick active horses not
over eight years old, sound and kind saddle Apply to
}. o. TAYLOR, l03, los and 107 East Twenty fourth
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

INOR SALE-A PAIR OF GRAY PONIES, YOUNG AND,
Il well matched; also SGT Double Harness; will be sold
ow as owners have no use for them Apply at $50 Wash
ington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

0an HORSES WANTEn-APPLY TO THE
lsOOO subscriber at the stables Of A. s Cham
berlin or Post Nichols, 50 East Twen.yfour street.
near Third avenue. PHILIP COPELAND,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

NTTANTED TO PURCHASER GOOD SECOND HAND
w top light Wagon, full springs. Address A. 8. R. .,
Herald Office, stating price, where to be SEEM and how
long in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

HtAST IRON CHIMNEY C0llNG.
~ new article Less expensive than stone,
substantial, more easily put up; viii Gt any chimney Of
any size as perfectly as if made expressly for it, is
fitted up TO order at short notice, either plain fancy,
and will cost from 81 so to S. 1t highly commended
by all architects and others who have IT, 1t is just
what every chimney needs to keep all the bricks firmly
their places. Manufactured and sold by +. TOMpKINS
No. Front street Brooklyn block from Fdton ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

CNAST IRON SMOKE JACK
~ For ship and shore, houses and vessels. new arti
ce and perfect of its kind less expensive than sheet ro
and ten times more durable. II has for its vane the
American fag-red, white and blue and thirty -four stars
Show your coiors and stand by Them Manufactured and
sold by f. TOMPKINS No. front street, Brooklyn,
block from Fulton ferry All orders by mail otherwise
promptly attended to- and delivered any reasonable
distance without extra charge. Price ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

INOR SAIE-BY A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EIJ-
Il rope two bay Carriage Horses Is hands high seven
years cd; also, Carriages and Cow. Apply at 245
Henry street, Brooklyn, or at the Office 80 South William
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

4 BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GEN 'LfMkN
~ 10 dispose OF their cast oil Cotng Furniture lar
pes and Jeweiry. J guarantee to pay twenty-five ief
cent more an any other dealer. Please call on OF al
dress j. Anhtt 1862 seventh avenue, between Twentieth
9n Twenty ersl streets. Ladies attended TO by Mrs. An
bali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

A WAGON FOR SAIE--A LIGHT SECOND HAND.
IA Wagon, in good order weighs $50 pounds; will be
sold at great bargain If applied for Immediately at Mr.
Tucker No. John street, to Mr.. Smith, No. Riv-
ington street. Price $40
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COPAxTNEissHIP NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANiFD-WfIff SO, 900 capital to ion
IA the advertiser in the manufacturing ana obbpg a
cloaks and mantllas for cash Address II. B., Herald
office.
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III 0RSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING OFF CHEAP
IL 100 Carriages, Rockaways and Buggies
100 Groceis' and second hand Wagons Of all kinds.
ls4 Fulton avenue and 10 Nevins street, Brooklyn.
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Ct > REwARD.-IF THE PERSON wIsO FOUND A
hDC Pocketbook at Jones' Wood, Thursday con
,iining small sum Of money and papGrs win re-
r the papers to James Savage No $50 East fourteenth
street foot of East Thirty eighth street. they nlay
tain The n nney in addition to the reward and ques
tons asked
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Wandercr Plymouth Eardrop at Gravesend; Auioy'e
and Rocket at Queenstown 10Th, lite at Queensto"h
Arr from Boston 10Th, LateDce nj Deal.
Arr from Philadelphia 10Th, ignatius at GrcenocK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

- ST REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, COM.
/ l. pany F.-Bueiness of the utmost Importance re-
qes the attendance of every member Of the company at
the regular monthly meeting, 10 be held at the aymory
corner of University place and Thirteenth street,
day evening, Sept. 2, at O'Clock
J. W. D0diNfCK First Sergeant.