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opera,io ms OF .he New York Ranks

INV Y OK. Dec @--on Saturday even.
ing the ban ks did not hold much over S23..
600 900 specie. Many Of the banks are pay.
Ing specie a. usual, while others are paying
small sums 10 customers. There II little de-
msnd however.
Arrangements have been made for the al
vance Of specie 10 pay a portion Of the State
debt, aud interest due theroon. January
first.
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ussea

Mrs. MAsY A. CRosSr. Teacher OF Nh
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use Of instrument. In
srrucsion in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
ether choral or with instrumental acconps
niment. New popular Sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street, adjoining Miss MeLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner OF 0his
asd Third streets
A first class Piano for sale. Terms rea
sonable. diff
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

A Slight Skirmish in Ksntueky- Humphrey
MarshaR F~orfifyin6-A Battle hourly Err
peefed-Rsbei Property Attached.
LoruvIILx, Dec. %.
The Journal has q letter from Columbis.
giving an account OF a slight skirmish In
Adiah county. The rebel lo-s FIVE killed
our loss none.
Humphrey Marshall. heading $500 troops.
II terrifying rrestenburg. and Il expected
soon 10 march towards Naysville
Gen. Buell. has ordered a brigade under
Col. Garfield forward. and a battle IL ex.
pected very shortly.
Attachments we're filed In Louisville
Chsncery Court on Saturday. under the Law
subjecting 10 such process the property Of
rebels who remain IN the Southern Conied
erscy thirty days anef lie passage. against
Gen. Buekner. en- Minister Preston and I'D.
ward crutchheld's property for $40 900 each,
and IN smaller sums alal ,st several Others.
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I have just received fron New York /.
nice stock Of Fashionable Hab and CAPS. al.
20 children's Fancy Hats and Caps for the
HOLIDAYS. which | can sell cheaper than any
house in the city Give me . eaii os'ers
purchasing elsewhere.
J.H SYKES.
ist door east Of ]. c. Ross
Dec. Is. d TO Jan. LIST.
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" s<rumous Or serofrleus Affections are the
ou
. the blight. the potato rOs Of mankind rss
se uls and flthy A. vel a. fatal. They arise frru
eo1t<ninsasA and inparls Of The blood. and are 70
BE- sea al srorni n e~veFyvhers. One cuarter q
all ne meet are tainted with tAem. and one ousrtes
81 these die q thsns die feeA-h:y 100. because thcy
are durable. AuE's SAkkkrkkuLA cieknses out IN
scrOfaioas eorruptou from The blood. renders II purr
and healthy. ard eteetusiiy ex2urssses he to1l
contamination from the system. No lonser grosn
under your scEosaious disorders. since the ,rresis,a-
bic Aps hss provided AIS mastery combination o.
curative virtues that he calls ssssvrkxxlA-lDeu-
ocrst. Waterbury. CT.
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son and SIideH rsii be Ciprn sp-1k he lssf
Hsp< but sa<. Of h< R<beis Bissfed.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.
W~AsHIsoroS. Dec. 9-It will rejoice the
friends OF Colonels corcoran. Wood and 9th.
er gallant oficerr. held a. hostages by the
rebels. 70 know that on the suggestion Of
hr. Faulkner. their prison will probably be
rendered more comfortable. That gentle
man upon his arrived In Richmond. read the
military authorities a lecture on their neg.
iect TO do SO at an earlier day. saying that
even the prissteesmen In custody IN the
mort. we're better treated.
Mr.. Ely received one hundred lellArs In
gold. by the hands of Mr.. Fault aes. a. a
Christmas present from Hon. Schuyler Col
fax. - be distributed among the destitute
private soldiers. imprisoned In Richmond.
and 80 disposed Of IL.
Letters brought by hr. Ely from prisoners
sent to Tuscaloosa. Alabama, Indicate that
they are quite comfortable. None Of the
prisoners at Richmond. Charleston. or Tus-
caioosa suffered much from heat during the
summer.
WORLDS DIsrATcH.
The manner in which Mason aud s,ideII
are 70 be delivered up has been left TO Lord
Lyons. who will doubtless have IL done in
the manner least offensive to this Govern
ment- They will probably DO put on board
the steamer America, which sails from New
York next Wednesday. and which will. il is
understood. be required 10 stop at Boston 10
take the Rebel Commissioners on board.
TINES CORRESPONDENTS.
From a gentleman who has just returned
from Richmond. we learn the following in
terssting facts: In a conversation JEFF Davis
stated that the blockade had somewhat in
commodated them. but England would soon
raise IL. Lincoln could net surrender Mason
aud Slidell. and their situation would lead to
war. Heexpressed confidence that the rebels
would defess the Unisn troops in a fair field,
and that IL was impossible for them to be
conquered.
Many members OF the rebel Congress de-
clsred, rather than come again into the Union
the South would become \ province Of Eng
land.
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Bo>ros. Dee. @-The agents Of the Nj
sgsrs here deny that they have Instructions
10 take oui Mason and sldeIl.
The Niagara took Ia coal to-day. 60 make
gooz for the Persia. oct expected here,
and nay OF may not lesse for Liverpool Re
fore her regaisr das.
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xrw YKAks AppaEs -lo-morros morn
ing our Carriers will offer = beautiful New
Tears Address 70 the patrons ssd friends
of the Exrx1s- Il was written By one OF
the most gifted ladies' OF this city, and pos
se.-es much merit. IL - jast such an sd-
dress as every body win love 70 read. and
will offend none
We bespesk fer our Carriers a liberal re-
Spouse. and a great many quarters.
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fAlsras. No. Dec. BY esterdsy Gen
ffsntl>s With 800 troops attacked and dis.
persed a body Of rebels 900 strong. under
Col Dorsey. 81 Nj Z,on. brown eoanty. kil.
ms and ~oundsng $50 Of them. and cspfnr
lng , pr.sones, 70 horses. and los guns
Oar los wss only , killed and 10 wounded
The rebels burnt another train on the
North Missouri Railroad Saturday. and ay
tnsy intend 10 destroy all the ears CA The
road and prevent its being used this winter.
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srnrrrAIIsx-D. l.. X. Coonly will lee
lure on Tuesday evening AZ O'Clock at the
City School Hall Subject: Spirit view Of
the present sar. VIII also lecture on Fri
day eTening At the same place. Subject to
be chosen by a committee selected BY the
audience. Mrs s. A. coonly win give reci-
t.tions before and after each lecture. Ad-
mission Ave cents
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Certificate Of IS Years Use.
Newcastle. wessche-srr eounty. Ny
August II, 1851.

Newcastle. wessche-srr eounty. NY
August II, ISL.
Ia. B. B4ASr~km-Ny Dear .ir l am nov seven
y-nine yesrs cd, and for Ne Last t~en,y-sEh
years have been a constant user q year veget.hie
universsi rills when siok. soiiy realizing The AAvan-
tAge Of enforcing p1rgssion with smedtsine, wkich.
~hEis harmless In Ia nature. removes all Impurities.
I can safely cay Tat The vigorous cd age Inc~ e.
Joy has besn caused mainly BY The timely us OF
Br.ndr~th.s Pills Ihsve had in .Ae~e last twenty
eight years several fhs Of sickness, and occasionally
some inarmi,y Of age would press upon NE. Al
these times / have always found your pills a sur.
remedy. giving me not OILY health but strength. ]
consider them. not only Invaluable Ass purgstvs.
bit also ss . sonic. I have never dsring these lAz
twenty eight years used any other medicine what
ever. being oonvin<ed. ~ experience. that Doue vas
a. good. Brsndreth's Pills have also been freely
used by my neighbors In every link o. sickness. and
have been never known 10 fail when promptly sd-
nlnis,ered Years truly.
NATHANIEL HYATT.
Justice q sss Peace or forty years in wesiehes,sr.
NJ. Price IS cents per box
Sold by J. R. cuxrrsHAn. Tsrre- Hsuse. and by ell
respectable dealers In mstoa.e. ldesiidwim
Tonic.
prom Col. Albert Pike. N. c. from Arksn.ssl
wAsxpsros. d. C.. June II. isS
81 have nsed two bottles Of your BaxnAu's Hos-
LAND Buuaa, and have found Il very useful IN es~s
Of Indigestion and Headache, and II %
ali who need pleasant and efaoaclous remedy snd
valuable touic.
The late High sheriff Oh Allegheny county hAs
given Us the following
Twas afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Or
gsns amounting 20 a severe attack q Dyspepsia.
which had reduced my eesh considerably. NJ ~tf-
was also aniicted under the same circumstances. AM
with the same disease. Having used your medieine
called B1xzAvk's HelLASp Brrnks. ne both obtain
ed relief. and are happy TO afford you this puhlts
evidence Of lie value.
John FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 97d. 1851.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARK 1T.

stocks irregular with fair business Chi.
Toledo J5ss: Illinois Central Scrip %, d,
10; Michigan southern guaranteed Az;
Erie preferred 81: Harlem preferred 3oia
Milwaukee and Prairie Du CHEN 81 prefer.
red 81; New York Central ~; Pacific Mail
%. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Sc,
Galena and Chicago 66as; Panama il2is
Erie -: Hudson ~; Michigan Central t9i
Erie llh bvnds 70at: California ~ s0t
Treasury 6s s3is Missouri &C. t3sh: Uni
ted States &c ~, registered, -.
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Agricultural Department


ME have removed 10 our new
w stores. 70 and = Vine srest, b<twesn Sc
ood and Pearl Street,. where - sasli b. pleased g.
zee car flends and Customers.
With . large and cotnpists sts~k q 6rocrtfss -
al kinfs. and gresuy incres-~d facilities Cor doing
husin@ss. vs ace prepared 10 sappiy buyers ou ths
uasf ~fsvofshle terns.
Nm GLENN soKs.
cDeipnsu. Dc. %. issi. ds-i~
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HAS, HArs'-T. ". Lowerre-whe 10 .
practical Halter. and successor TO Joseph @.
Yates. corner Of Finh and Wabash Street.
ms received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on land and l. manufacturing to order
the hsndsone-t style Of Fall and Winter
Hats at prices ranging from tive dollars up
wards. Diff
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To rsKsKavr AND psk<. rms HsIs-One
Of the best dressings fof the hair ever lnven
ted l. Brnxkrrs CoooAlss. Iadis. dressing
thsls hair deliberately, for the evening. viii
lad that u viii keep In shape fsr hours. L.
qualities a. preventing the hair from falling
are truly remarkable - Philadelphia Bale
tln.
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Losr.-one yellow Bull Tsrrier Puppy
ears cropped. brass chain on. Anybody find
ing the same. win be literally rewarded By
reporting to this Office l~jec2s-d3tl
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AB.uy p.,l.

p1FTssrss. lice. @-Ths cd tank a
F~isfsbnrE f~ss spccie ~ ell ix liabilities. e.
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cuctxxsrf. Dec. A-Ths surreader q
N<son ard Siidell. and the snspsa.loa Of
specs p<ynent BY he bsnks. prodsced 4
feeling cf relief In business eircissL
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N q w f. 4 II M
A. c. COMBS Us. cohrs.
COMBS 4 BROTHER.
HAVING recently purchased the coAI Ban. for
Ill merry known AZ the 'SCdEE MINES" one
ard three quarter miles west Of the city, Are nov
prepared TO furnish the citizens Of Terre-Haute and
vicinity, with . good article Of well-screened coal,
figures 10 suit these pkriious times-
We ara also Agents for the Highland, Brazil and
Farmersburg Coal Mines
- Orders left with c. A. Goodwin, agent, at the
vigo County Scales or al the residence Of either pro-
pristor. near the Richmond Railroad Depot, viii be
filed on short notice. Give N . trtsl.
Nor. 10. DINO.
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skcRrTAEs's oyucx,f
TxHsx HkrIx. Ind Dec. 81, 1851
nIVIDEND NOTICE-The Board
IL Of Directors Of this Company have this day
declared q dividend Of Eve 90 per cent on the capt.
tai stork. far the six months ending November 3oth.
10 the stockholders on the books at that -sts.
Western Stockholders will receive their dividends
stthe once Of The Treasurer Of the Company In
rerre Haatc, on and after Thursday. Jsnusrs ID.
CHAa. WOOD SEC retsry.
dec33dfwtw2w journal copyl
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las reported that = number Of valuable
maps and typographical surveys Of the coun.
cry Immediately surrounding Washington
we're found. = fee days ago. IN an cut build.
INC belonging 70 the Alexsndris and Orange
railroad n Alexandra. The surveys. Il q
aid. give every road lesdiag from Washing.
ION and Alexandra 20 Richmond. and other
important points IN Esssen Nirginia. do
scFsoinS accurately The character Of the road.
wheihsf bard or son bottom. killy. level.
snd best sd.psed for heavy OF iixAs trsn.por-
tsuen. besides other Invaluable matter
The dcea : snt have bees sent. 4 !. aid. q
the War Department
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PsuspElvHSs. Dec. W-The bank. Of
this city have resolved 70 suspend specie
payasnt. Ia consequence Of the Suspension
n Ne. York.
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kxsesssios csrs-T. II. Lo-erre a. The
the Ss- York Hat Store. has The finest and
best made Regulation Cap ever made. -hirh
he ssl;s Il ou pou.s
tlv. -
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We wouid call particular attention 70 NcLxss's
scsies in another column. W. add the following
from he 81 Louis Herald. which speaks volumes Ia
it< fsvor. We ssy 10 al. give IL tnaE
I've take especisi pleasure In Recommending No
Leans celebrated Strengthening Cordial ~ an lnvN-
sable remedy fer general DEBILITY and wesknsss-
We have seen il tested in a circle under cur own I'M
mediate observation. and vonch &c is ercscy ara
~orth. Il IL an article Which shoald be kept cor
stsnuy in every family. ss Il Is certainly sa,svssu-
abe msdieine. See ihe advertisement ia sn0shet
elznn.
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DRUGGISTS.


THOMAS m. BARR,
~tsccclsos TO r. n. BaxR 4 CO.
whslesaIe 4 Hstail
ID H q q Z - II
Paints. Oils. vanishes.:6c..
CORNER FOURTH 4 MAIN SITS.
HAVE NOW ON HAND. AND
Am constantly receiving. evez7 article ssaaiiy
Kept In Who'ssAls Drag Hcosss Ard insf'e me sften-
uoa q
CountryD ler
rdsnt that In prtcs Nnz quality
Gcan eenap ess with Cincinnati.
COAL OIL. LARD OIL.
OIL, ALCOhOL,
BURG FLUID, TURPENTINE,
WHITE LEAD.
advance on Msnnfacturer's Prices for Cash ossls.
I have come 10 the conclusion that the eo<A system
IL the best. both fr buyer and seller, and shaliis ~
tare do but little crsfa businss., being enabled there
By to ell my goods AZ . Gssiier prodt 1 hsss On
hand . large stock Of
FINE -OED-OIdARSi
Pure Wines and Liquors
To which 1 would ash especial attention.
Fancy Goods !!
ofevery Kind including In part
Horn, Rubber and Shell Combs; Soaps, Tooth,
Hair, Nail and Clothes Brushes. Soaps, Pom
sder. Hair otis. Cologne, &C. &c
LUBN's GLRS's PHALoS's.
And cnos rss.
for the handkerchief.
All the Popular
Patent NJ 9 Gictne0
| or The day, which l can sell by the dozen. at the low
| est prices.
Goods OF My.Cwn Manufacture,
And which I can confidently recommend
BARR's PICTORIAL ELIXIR
For Coughs. Colds &c.
BARR's oAsToRINEi
One Of fe beat thingsi In use for the hair.
Cool o11La"p9!
c~HIxNErs AND wIoKs.
constantly on hand,
W. "a O 20 glass,
Of all sizes cut to order a, the shortest notice. l ais
have a full supply Of all articles used in
Oriental & Grecian Painting.
PRESCRIPTIoNS
Carefully and Accurately Compounded
sSRENENBER1
That VIII not be undersoad by any cue. and do no,
forget the Oh Stand.
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets
TERRE nAUTE IND.
-nR nAa
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Owner Txssr Hsrn 4 Rlcuxoxp RAnsoxp Co..
IKkss HArrx. Dec 1s, 1861
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Il Directors Of this Company will be held at the
ONCE q the Company, In Terre Hsute. on the FIRST
Monday 1.-THE sixth) q January next, between the
hours ef2 and 4 o'cloekr ~
ny order of
cHAs. WOOD. Secretary.
declstfd
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM WARRINGTON.

Condscf Of Mr.. Fsnikur-A
Ssbsfsnfssi CArisfnas Pyesnf-Hop Ma.
son and SIideA rsl be Cisen sp-1 he lssf
Asp< but one. Of ne R1beIs Blasted.
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PERSONAL IntelIigence.

Judge Finch Of Nilwaukece George Spencer Philade.
phia = W. Smith, Waterbury, and W J. Cheney, Phill
dephis, are stopping at tho Lafarge House.
II. GcnzalIs, OF Ecuador; A. NJ Clapp. Buffalo H.
Brown Boston, Mr. Rockwell and wife and Mrs Huxley
and daughter, Sing sing, are stopping al the Everett
House.
Charles yozin OF Philadelphia Ignacio Megia Mexico;
Mr. Rsthbope and Mr.. Van Rensselaer, Albany; Edward
Riddle, Boston, and H. y Fish, Waterbury, Conn, arc
stopping Mt tho Clarendon Hotel
lion. Y q Spaulding and family, OF Rcralo; Mrs Gov
Stevens and family Washington Territory; DR.. J. W.
Sanford, United States Navy Charles Choneau, ST. louis
Roee, Auburn, N. Y. and &. IT, Sheriff., Albany, are
stopping ct the ~. Nicholas Hotel
Gen II a. Baxter and wife, Hon T. r. Woodbridge and
Wife, OF Vermont; Hon. J. Bufn'on Of Massachusetts,
Col j N. Livingston, Of Camp Floyd Utah y s. Stevens
OF California; \. Arkew, OF Mississippi " Fox of ST.
Louis, j. =. NcLauc OF Halifax; Jacob ForsJ til, of Chi
cago and G. n Giddngs, Of Texas stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Hon NJ W. Tappan, Hon. G. Marston and Gen. g. q Fogg
OF New Hampshire; Hon. ~ D. Nal ory, OF Connecticut;
hon n. Kellogg a Vermont; Hon. W. Alon Of Auburn,
N. y; MAJOR Reynolds, OF the United States Marine
Corps: Col O. 0Neal, OF Washington; W. ". D. Costi OF
Massachusetts; r. Mumford, OF Washington; NJ Y. Gil
bort, OF Georgia; L. ID. olmsted Chicago, and X.
Brash, Of Mexico, are stepping at the Astcr Honse.
Hon. O. r. sedgwick, Of SYRACUSE DR.. A. u smith, Of
Of Cincinnati; T. W Shannon, Dr. w. Richardson and G.
A. Smith, OF Boston; L. d French, Of ONO; A. b. Fitch
q Buffalo v Marqueze, OF New Orleans; A. H. and " T.
Dodge, OF Washington n. G., and O. @. Barney, OF Virgil
MIA, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
John Forsvth and lady, OF Alabama, Southern Commits
aion; Hone Il r. Cowles and Philip porshcraer OF New
Ipfk, arc IN Washington
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NIHNSIk tVBs
EurI ~ q, ~ annNK NJ

FHiI spElpHiA STOCK BOARD.
rHnADEPmA March 8, 1881.
Stocks steady; Pennsyiyanis state 5s. SO; Reading
ReToad 81 Morris Cana, CO. Long Island Railroad,
l0hs sPenrsylvapia Railroad, do4 Sight exchange on
New York lilo discount.
NEw ORLEANS, March I, 1861.
Coton-The market Is active, and the sales to. day
reach 80 OC0 bales; middlng Is quoted at IL 30 13sc
Sugar-rhe market II steady at Axe $40 per ID. for
fair to fully fair Aoasses 26c. 2Sc per gallon. Flour
dull Ohio, IS l2s S. so. Corn--Mxed, $50 53c.
per bushel Freights-Cotton to Liverpool, xd.; 70
Havre, 1Lc.
MOBILE March 8, 1861.
Co,ton-Saes to day 500 bales at 1880. lie. for
middling Sales Of the week IL 7o0 receipts OF the week
$500 bales against IL 600 receipts at this port 229 30
bales exports, 800 stock, 600 bales Freights TO
Liverpool &c. Sterling exchange 3 ~ "a premium.
BALTIMORE, March g. 1861.
Flour declined l2hc Howard street and Ohio at
81 12h no sales. Wheat active: red 81 90 a 81 49,
white, 81 30 81 65. Corn active yellow, 5ec. Gle
Provisions dull mess pork, SIT; primo, $12 TO. Lard
oxc.
PrurApNPuA, March 8. 1881.
Flour dull and prices weak, AT S. 12h SIS SO for
pertDe. Wheat quiet: white, 81 IS 81 40; red, 81 Is
81 26 Corn declined 1c. new yellow, sec old white
65c Oats dull Cofes quiet: Rio at 12Hc. l3c. Pro.
visions dull. Lard dull Whskcy dull at i9c. 1870
CINCINNATI, March 8, 1851.
Flour-There Is improved demo nd today, with sales
at 81 so for supcrne Whiskcy Is dull at lac. Provi
sons quiet mess pork. ST. bacon, 7ac 9Kc., but at
DC. cash. The market Is generally unchanged
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THE NEW Yoak VEEKLT HERALD.

The TRANSFORMATION of abraham Lincoln
rs PRECEDENT of the United states--The
Display ON the Occasi0n-ISfs Inaugural
Address-The New CsbineS-Our Ma
tionaI THOubIes-Wreck OF the steamer
Mount vernon-The Closing Proceedings
of Congress-The Latest News-The
Markets, DO, Sc.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week viii be ready shis
morning at ten O'Clock In s columns, with other nrae-
tiers OF ih., est, win be foundAn interesting accouns
OF the Ceremonies in Washington City the occasion Of
the Inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln President Of the
United sates; His Inaugural Address; Names OF the
Members Of his Cabinet The Policy OF the New Admins
traton An interesting account of tho Inauguration Ball.
with the names OF the distinguished persons present. Tho
latest News from the South; Arrival OF the Commits
The Effect Of Mr. Lncolns Inaugural in the South The
Closing Proceedings Of tho Thirtyskth Congress; The
Reception Of Mr. buchanan at Home The Steamer Mount
Vernon Ashore in Little Egg Harbor An account Of the
Terrible Fire in Foreth street, by which Whole Family
Burned to Death and several persons badly injured
The Latest News from Europe Mexico Cuba, California
Central and South America &C.; The Latest News
ceived by Mail Telegraph; Editorials the Prominent
Events Of the Bay Reports Of the Money Provision and
Cattle Markets. Marriages and Deaths for the week. and
all interesting news matters Of tho preceding week.
Single COPIES in wrappers, be had at the counter
Of the Office corner Of Fulton and Nassau strees Price
six cents.
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Lieut.. c. L. Sayre, or Alabama


Tho Pensacola papers exceedingly indignant n
Governor Perry for having they charge shamofuly
neglected TO furnish the volunteer companies from that
city, service at the fors with sufficient provisions OF
proper 10 protect the State defend themselves
The Gor thus bitterly and lugubrousy responds to tho
assertion that the action OF the Governor have beon
occbsiorsd rather by the want OF than the OF
inclination. Save the Gd1cfeFlorda will soon DO called
uror 10 furnish her quota Of men for the regular army
N 1u,hern confedcracy This quota hos boel pu. down
al men. With nm empty treasury II imagine
how she enlist, equip and arm this ngn1er IT, as
the Tfll states our state is bankrupt this early
stage Of the action think the sooner eIc els out tho
letter n tire State government oaruot be carried On for
want Of funds let Florida DO divided between slsor
States Of ala end lpema by the limo OF The Chsla
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
Gardeners Hats.


In announcing the introduction of his Spring Hat ESPEN.
6CHBID would remark that Ia the most costly fabric of its
Kind that he has ever to the Pu c q New York
refractory that he dett ined should be clothed In material
richer and Amer than usual and that II should only
outsine all competition abroad but eclipse all Its predeces
so!s home he therefore offers the Hat for
this approach to the perfect In contour
material 6nsh and classic taste than that hts uneuaed
manufacturing facilities have heretofore enabled him TO
duce But In enhancing the value Of his fabrics Is not his
intention e enhance their pre- and he wond have under
stood that the standard Esenched price Of three dollar and
half is still adhered TO- he challenges comparison be-
tween bis Spring Style and that Of other house. at the
time oheerfuy concedng TO his competitors In the
tail hat trade Of Broadway nine enhs OF whom do not
nuacure but purchsf their hats ready made the right to
sell at dollars II they hat inferior In every respect
to the fabric he manuf and sells three dollars and
a half.
N. EsIENsCHEID, Manufacturer Of Gents Hats,
ll8 Nassau street.