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Special Meeting ~ the Chamber or Com
nerce.
s0vBANhnr TO m SUPPORTED AND TEE WAR TO
N PROsxcUTKD-A GREAT PUBLIC MEETING TO
N HELD, ETC.
special meeting Of this body was held yesterday
char-to hear the report from the special COMMITTEES q
thirteen called the Committee National Affairs, ap
pointed at the last regular monthly meeting 70 confer
with other committees Of similar eharactsr-nAmsy
the Mayors ONCE Committee the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Committee, tho Chamber OF Commerce Committee and
the Union Defence Committee.
JOHN A. SrsyENs, Esq. in the absence OF Mayor OPP
dyke chairman Of the special committee OF thirteen
ported that the action resolved upon BY the five joint
committees was to recommend nrst, the holding .
Union meeting; second to draft series OF resolutions
United states. Mr. Stevens report and resolutions
sustain the action recommended adopted.
General WErMoRE addressed few words those pre-
sent urging all to continued and ncsssant action for
their country and then In pursuance OF notion the
meeting adjourned to two O'Clock n to hear the rsso
lutions and address recommended by the committee.
This beng an adjourned meeting merely 70 hear the
report OF committee, the attendance exceedingly
sim, not more than ten or dozen membsrs being
present.
At two O'Clock the Chamber again met and on motion,
D. Field Esq., read the resolutions and address which
hAu oeen prepared in accordance with the resolutions
Of the committee Of thirteen. The resolutions and ad
dress, the tone OF which strongly In support OF
sAo koNenmsht, Inc vigorous prosecution ol the war
and denuncatory Of tho threatened European
ton, were adopted by the meeting being admirably
adapted 70 the present condition VI affairs.
committee Of eleven to attend TO tho details OF the
intended public meetng was, motion, appointed,
Tuesday next fixed ON as the time for holding it, the
lection Of the place u meeting being left the discre
zion OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
The thanks Of the meeting given TO the sub-com
nitee that prepared the resolutions and address, which
we hope 10 have opportunity Of laying before the pub
lie prior 70 the meeting Of next Tuesday.
call for the meeting was drawn up, 70 which the
names Of all present were appended and ordered TO be
pub ishsd.
AT about half past three o'clock the meeting adjourned
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Specie Quota tions.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, July lO-6P n

AsnEs.-Salss were limited and prices unchanged
BRxADnur7s.-Flour-Them market opened with firm
ness, but, owing 70 A advance in frsights, It grew
heavy while prices irregular and easier with sales
Of about Is 600 bbls within the following range Of
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WHITNEY HOUSE, NOS S22 AND S24 BROADWAY,
w corner 81 Twelfth the European pan-Rooms
~ cents rs cents and 81 per day. Parors Bedroom,
from VI to So Meals 10 order by the day week. at the
or'ion OF the guests. House open all nieht
T. T. MEAD
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The New Massschusctts Eivs Psr Cens
Scrip.

uoHuH, JAY ~, lW2
The Massachusetts, ave per scrip for the oaa
Of $3.50 0o0 was all taken aad half per cent pre-
MUM. Tho total amount y bids wn nearly three
fnIllluns
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1862.

pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous ones, and the corresponding time
Of 1861, % follows
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Loans. Deposifa Spect< tsre1LIfsoN-
York July si4ssas5ls is1 sss sa 81 asos.s sa79sis
Phila.. July IT, 3,20666l A,S67,7s2 5.646,M A74s.1O
Total S246 440647 l7s 7ss i7s $50 20 sos $50
Last IA S96 978 l78 sS5 "A BOT $40 1914 40
Last 257 SIG ia s965s2 H. e9 358
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GORCORAN ZOUAvEs.
" THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
+. b. SPINOLA, BRIGADIEk GENERAL

Wanted, Immediately, twenty-five men, TO ill this com
pany. Officers TO have splendid and dashng
uniform and experience their head. 1t Will be- 70
the advantage Of those enstns join Company u Captain
Michael Murphy who belonged TO the old Ninth regiment
the first that green uniform q regiment
in the city of New York. Enlist with q man you
know something about. Inquire of the forty eight
men who the captain Is inquire Of the wounasd
how he treated the of his company when cap
OF Company in said regiment See the account Of
serenading him Friday evening the 10th ult
Relief given the families OF the OF this
pay date Of enlistment, xl3 paid each when
the United States 500 paid every
soldier when honoraby discharged 1t win the advan
wishing which will only be
them who viii pride and pleasure to become good
drill segeants Recruiting depots $50 Second
Thirtyourth street. aud 4S3 Broadway No TO-
headquarters of the regiment
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! ST REGIMENT NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES

100 men wanted Immediately for this hne Cavalry corn.
now In service at Suffolk and Norfolk, Va Horses arm,
and equipments ready snd waiting the OF the men
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays $3.50
from SIS TO t23 month 800 bounty nj
OF service ~ will be paid 70 each recruit as soon a. mus
tered IN one month and SIS OF the bounty in advance
First Lieutenant THos. FAiReRAvKs.
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SPINoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE.
y RECRUITS WANTED,

CPINOLA8 EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- RECRUITS WANTED
For Company Hlhouse Light Infantry, OF this brigade
Pay from SIS 10 SIS per month.
Uniforms Furnished relief tickets
issued 70 families Immediately.
Comfortable quarters and ratons provided
tered at Camp Pierrepont. East New YORK.
Volunteers will receive SIS bounty and month ad-
pay when mustered and SIS bounty when honorsby
discharged.
Enlistment for three years during the
Two dollars will be paid 70 any party furnishing
more recrus For full particulars cali ct No. Greenwich
Captain Honstains residence Of Leonard
and Devos streets williamsburg
Captain j. b. HoNSTAIN Company l.
First Lieutenant w. b. AVERY.
yoHN vocLx, Orderly Sergeant.
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LNMflRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ZEN. II rhANIlS
u b. Spnoa. - .
RECRUITS WANTED.
Men in good physical health between 10 and As OF
age, have opportunity TO join regiment new AIMING
New York Volunteer service under the sanction of
Governor Morgan commander-n-Chief Pay will average
$l3 to 1913 month. few first class get
positions non-commssioned officers with chance OF
motion 500 month therefore be early Each as
the roll will be and clothed at the
expense of the government. and sent TO good wholesome
quarters SIS bounty months in advance and -
mustered S00 county when discharged, and
family provided for during absence.
Also wanted, II applied for Immediately Wagoners Team
stes and Musicians Rolls be found 1T w O. Sheas IL
Centre street. of Chambers Centre and at
headquarters, Mozart Hall, 8l4 broadway.
Adjutant ED. ID. JACKSON.
ROBT II. MELVIN, Captain
Wn McCAoNYY, Orderly Sergeant.
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CPINOLA's BRIGADE.
- THIRD RE1IMENT CoRCoRAN zoUAvEs.

Recruits waE,ed for Company X, Captain Thomas Mur
ply (ate Captain Ninth regiment ~ Y e. n who has had
twenty years experience in the military profession.
He wants two men OF energy AZ heutenants and some
non-commisstoned officers
Men joining the above company furnished with
quarters radons clothing &C. Pay from SIS S2s per
month.
received 70 Prince $50 Centre street,
Of Walker. -
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DEvoLvERs 1000 TEN SHOOTERS AND DOUBLE
III Derringers. ". b. WATKINS Manufacturers agent,
81 HaAde araet
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CPISoLA EMPIRE BRIGADE.

VosBURGH CHASsEURs. FIFry.THIRD REGIMENT
New York Volunteers. Company OF 23 bounty will be
paid Immediately TO each recruit and 81 enlistment money
This company Ia Just mustered In The money provided
for each man Fifteen only wanted make up 100
Apply daily at IS New Bowery between 10 and O'clock 10
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CHARPsHooTERs sHARPsHoOTERs.
- sPINoLA BRIGADE.

SIGEL sHARPsHOOTERS
Spinola IN the word Colonel +. X. Braulik old
soldier forming regiment OF shapshooters of
metal The officers Of the regiment will be composed Of
soldiers and gentlemen. We have got 70 nght the
determined the of the south All officers who
companies parts companies the city country,
viii do well report personally communicate Colonel
Braulk Major Jordan. 80 Prince Broad
way headquarters Of the sge Sharpshooers branch oce
Franklin oreet.
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so Wtoioen Zane. Gerp.DOrt. ute bel alsn , l&eftabeIn Drug.
silten nnc Dteb5inDert6utern IN ben 8ansen perelnigten Gtaattr
nno Der cipihirten Net.
S1a1teln bon Is Gent8, 81 Gents unb / Dollar
Mau Ipart piel, penn man bic 9r0Beren SGa6teln ntmmt
RIB. Mnpsiiusssn fhr aranfe iiab tetsr S9a9isl bel.
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49,. Oeiddfts=StrItgnug.
E~lE5@FEssS Der Undergraduate bat fen steinbaaeree(ala sc,
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Nnertfantfbe @efancte BET fret,;
Oe4t &6feu.

Det 9Dfett.
@barIss s. MEtms, WaG. England.
6aTaatred Mequatpr.
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@aiItus 81. glaY, Gp+ @nBlanb.
Sarl SGur3, 0isc. Spanie,t.
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BRADFORD 81. Wppb, g. o. Ddnemart.
Sacpb g. 9albemar, ga. S9tp. & gtortr.
glurraan 9. Subj, 81. 9reuBen.
Nnlon 8urlinsanae, MlaF. China.
gsurse s.. Go9s, q. $. S9wet3.
gepr8e .. Marl6, st. @arbtnten-
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Sbpma5 Gprptn, Stto. Mertcp.
4. 8. Dtdtn(on, 81. q. Nicarasta.
galta @uusbY, Gal. Guatemala.
Waen q. Burtdn, Rs. 9leu Granada.
5annes sc. @ebb, 81. 81, 8rallten.
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59UmaS $. Nellun, 81 Gbtlt.
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s. Soy MorrtS ga. 9irfet.
AgINlR Th. Knapp * Co.'s
T1 8pebbtuberei,
$50 4SSab> 6reberidfr.
sx.a.s &otttm re.
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@tfestbnbttest &c.
g1ener satt0 tuiebtt9er 6nbrplau+
~ Baltimore n. &oDiozGtfenbabm

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lIa Baltimore n. SDiOEGtfenbabt
Nu unb rad benz 16. Stunt 1852 slbsn BITE 8ase rte fclet.
Ger Ycisuo Swtf9en Baltimore, NbeeLtn9, Ydrfcrspur9
unb alien Qnntten res g9eftenS berIdst Baltimore (Sonnta9s
au89enontmeu) uni $40 UtorSenS.
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Der Trebertd=M ccDmntDbdttpn Su9
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Plate tfelt@ TIM a tbr 80 Wfinuten Mddrttttdes, NIT Mus-
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M6en6s; berI6et Bet Der 5ndtetr ErebertG UNI $50 8prnt.
unS Idnet In Baltimore am 9 u. so AR. Wfittaes an.
Der @ntcptt'8=W i08zg ACCOMMODATIONS 3ua
stbt t6sltd NIT M~usnntnae Des Ssantass re fOleti
WtrldBt standardization ut $40 II. 9.15 8ornnttt. uno rm1
1 As lnb 800 gtoant.
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3.15 uno 6, 20 @a1m.
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Bon Maibingtpn
ua 500 unb 7.40 IT.. IL Il. g~urn1ittaes unb so unb 500
9Gnnh. Ana GernGg nrr ginfYnstteS I'M 80
Yer cfttte unb Unite BUG tgn Baltimore rb Der tmette
uno otcfte Bug bon gnofbtHsIpn Aaltsn an ben Me 9@StanCnen-
Der spette ro FINITE 3ra ocn Baltimore rno ~asaibngtcn
1tett NIT ber Mrrdpplis SdEn in Nertineune.
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no at s.. &. @nglanb, Egent en- Der 9tGet-S flee
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gransncrtdttCrsEciaer, Baltimore.
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Tretwiui9e NAtung!
INSTRUMENTATION Der Gudenb

~npaldhbi9 furirt, menn Die Piusn Abenos nne WcraeuS a.
nDunnen mereen nIo bs Ointment 8ebrau1t, mie eS ole 0e.
belt, brehen bieiel6sn wieeer auf ener anbern Steae aus.
Das Ointment briu9t bic JeuGti9teit binps9 nnb Der Vatieui
ertdut feIne ppntcmmcne @e1unotet pie6er. gei id,limnep
OprSuteu9en ml2
Sir @unben, Die entpeoer bur9 8~asunett,
Sabel Uper &usel, uper ourA @eldpiire emit
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&raufc tnS GmtfrGftete !!
0r. Gpabne'8

ST. Spa1ne'8
8uiammenseiebter SYrup BON @tloftriGen.
@eruSt u1b emptSbIet bon ZEN berIbmtefen aer5ten oils
bns ftderite uno ~9epttee Wettel in ber Setlltna bon BART
natisen Suitea, @1tdltun9en. 8roH9iis,. @net, iiffStstt,
Nu5ae6rung, bluren Sufen, 8Iutipeten. Seterfeit, i6ma@er
9&ulers in Der @etts unb Britt, 9erstlppfen ODER Sersfrant-
belt, olen Salss, 8ruit- nno SunsenIeieen.
Or. SwaYne's
su1anlmenaeleeter SYrup BON @ilbfirfden
%teinest l8 jest User Elm gisrtel SabrsunSsrt Dor per &elt
unb lit SIT %Sertaufsn in ieoem %pspptnten 8heils Der @tbe.
Or. Swapne'S
suIammeneelebter Syrup bon @tlbfirlAen
nirb sukereitet inter Der unrnittcIbaren Mufftt rrn Or. $.
spo6ne, eines seiGidttn arStes; Der feline prcfsiFonene Saul
sobn nit benz wtGti9en @srtbeil elmer reselmdbis:n u%ebSini.
Iden Eilbpng in elmer eer teiten uno alteittn Stulen III
philadelphia, ia bislleiGt lit Der &se!t. an8etreten. @r bieEte
nahber einen rcoliden Sermtt IN rett Ebilocelpbtd Oi$pen,
larp, uno nor pteIe Sabte lang Itst I'M SeirtaI uao alten
Irnetbaus isner Stabt.
81. SwaYnt'S
suIdmmen9elebter SYrup BON Wtlbfir19en
il baber sans ~8neerIdiii8 tsn neaes u~n8spraftsi @rperiasnt.
Icneern Elm bEItg erprObtes NtitteI, baS tn Eaulenben BON
TaniIiet In bieenl uni tnt %usiarloe 8eprautt wiro.
Or. g wa9ne'S
stlammen9eIebter SYrup bon Wttbfiriden
lit bic rrrisintae rab einsie aGte" 3uiar n~.enesuns BON L.
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sutersitst turbe. nn6 bic einaiOe, wsla,e EN- rs9slmabiser
Nrst autereitet, pb9leid bic Namen bon betannte1 Aef3ten Sus
bereitlnsen bon sStlbttri6fn bet9eIe9t iinoy eie aber nitts
nit tprer 8eresang gu tbnn tabea, unS UeI4e @anen otn-
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a~ittsft ~osreGbsn BEN Gerfauf ter Oee oi5in bel i~Or9lpieu Ecu
ten ~5utDrtern.
81. SwaYne'S
suIammenee1etter Sprup BON Wil6ftrlfen
@erseiiet ni&t! baB tbr, tpeatt ber seib rerltopft poer
nidt binIdA8Ii9 cfat ien ioIIte
Smdpne's Sar1apartlld ttnb Gbeer@Dilen
lit gerbinnuas nit benz @ilttirI9en enrup nctn,et; bieie
Gilen itnb Elm i9neGe8 r~etnigsnhes 9%arirmittsl, baS ale bSie
@anablonrerunaeu aus renl Wto9erl nnb ben @eoSimei ente
fernt, ipCbur@ 061Ae @~siuubbeit bereefeat wirb.
aE 3uteteitet auSiGIeBli8 Oar9 Or. $. Swa9ne,
philadelphia.
rs @entS.
Nfan aoreifre 8efsQnn9et ant
Or. $. SWaDne & SObn,
l44 9eor6 s. Ctr. Htlabepbta.
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S. SaieMbat8, 8roaopap nno Canton @prtue.
S, SO. R59Itns, 95 8roabwae. SAM II
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@s In unnlSNIid bic DieIen &Iret narntGft du niats,i, ipeI9
|G0s bel alien lebeIii bur9 bee TRebisn tttrtrtt tourben.
Z

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urrt unb rDttst bas tebeI 0dnSIib aus. IS Tam nit Wabttst
oelaot perben, bab nod fen arst 10 9lidIi9 mar cine Cl9e 5u
ianineneeIette Waebisin su bereten, bic ibcn 10 pd CUR Aieoer
.berlteQuna Der ~Ieioenten Wlcul1en b~ei9etragen bat.
3ubereitet unter Der manufacturer Nuifi6t 6sS OF. Stpapn eS
philadelphia. a6EN8#N#H
8ertauft bel, =
Is Sfadc .. g SCOT, 10 gaItimcfellr, 9 1855
8. @. $ ance, los DaltimnreItr. @ &
S. 0afembaIg, 8roabpap uto Gaaton AUenns.
s.. %. &6dItn9 q, 95 8roabpap. Ia49t
SnHu8 5teb | .Ipottefer. @Ge Cab unb Mottir.
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TrenitSe ,tnS Seriuanbte
@ Ser
bra0em Srlbaten. nnb Matrplen-
PILLEN
nn0 ointment.

@1e bic 1reltnbe NIB 8erpan6te in Der Mrntee pSer Marine
baten, iclten barauf ieben, bab ~bieiclbeu NIT bteien Yiuen
llno ointment berIebett itno; uno mo bic trooenS oloaten
uno Mlatrefen berIdumt baben, fb ~bieIelbcn on5uibaffe1, ba
o1be es fem beIIersS @ef&enf, neldeS ibnen ibre Srennoe a-
sn fSnnen. IS lit binlGnaHd bewieien, bak in StunSeu
Der Gptb bic 9taen lm6 boS Sintatat bic beiter 6rsunte Der
SDl6aten fnb.
6nfen rnb GrfaltMn9.
benen Die Grrppen aa89eIebt iins, iperben brrd ben @ebrau6
oieIer nu89eSeitueten WteoSnen bel ri9h9er 8orItriit, pel9e
Eel ieOem EOpf OOer S9a9tcI ~beeefist lit, iofcrt turirt.
6efti9es &opfpeb nnb Nan9el an Nppetit,
wpmit suweilen bic Sploaten be9aftet ltnb.
DieIe &~rantbsit.n fOmren nettentbeil8 BON 8eI9merben
une Ilnrube Der, Dber BON per6tnberter AuSbiinItung pber pom
ben g~elunben 3uianb ber 2eber unb bS WtasenS. -,
Dieie Sr9ane Mullen weocr ber9efteut werben. ,penn i9r
9eIunb bleiben ppat. Die @tQen, wenn mad ben ~sebrudten
8orbriiten 9%encnrten, bril9et l@nel Die Sober rn6 Zen Wea,
gen IN ibre Sroaar9 SurfG unb ais natirlt9e Splge taprn
eiaeR tlGen Rppi unb guten gppstt.
Mattt9teit nno S9w19e, berspr9ebra9t unb
leberanfret9un9,
percea balb tpteoer bur@ @ebrau@ bisler uni&abbaren yiae1
peri9rtnben, unb Der Solbat tpirb idnen pieber feline setpSbn-
life St6rte erbahsn. 2aBt NE bic @in9etpeice perltCpit ien.
nod braudt 5n Itarfe WeeciSta baee9er. @S mag fremb flir=
gen, AaB 9pappoh'8 YiGen fur Dplsntern une SpetheIfns
onentpioblen iseroen. bstn Diele 2eute ~slauben, bab bitie gI.
len bic Wtahi9tett p%erulebrelt. Oeie8 1T Elm Srrt9uu, benn
oeIe YIlen brin9en Die Seber uno ben Wea8en mieber in Orb.
nuna umo l0len 6e IbioIi6enS ~ubfanSea anf. 8iefe Mebi;iu
itdrft bos ean3e Sptent uni bic o~clftanbise @eIunbbeit i'll Sic
natTrlihe 6olge oap0n. Hl9tS mirb ba Mattisfettb Der @in=
oemetoe ridtiser a~ufbeben, ais beie uusseaei6nete WtebiSin.
Tretni0fAp 0Iht,tnnl
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brought by rail to st. Louis. In conse-
quence Of some dispute between railroad
companies, they were nearly oraquite three
days on the route, in the cars. and whatever
the care, they must have arrived here in
wretched condition.
The inspection resulted in the condemna-
tion of eUeTy aasiHGE Of the whole three hum
dred and twenty-four. It would be curi-
Gus arithmetic stsum," to compete the orig
inal cost, the freight from Pittsburgh to
Davenport, the subsistence at Rock Island,
and the freight to st. Louis; then ascertain
the market value Of the lot and find the net
loss of the adventure. Part Of them are,
said to have been originally bought at the
West and shipped to Pittsburg. But, aside
from that, they have been transported at
least nine hundred and sixty miles bg rails
road, and are now condemned as utterly.
unserviceable-Worthw what they will BRING
at a sale in depressed markets.. LOatis
Democrat rl fs41zi-sA2
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Advertisements published in both the
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the Weekly rates added.
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columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named to be
paid in advance.
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lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines %
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
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attached, 81 !; without notice, free.
Marriage notices SO cents.
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sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or Ly churches, at regular prices.
Advert sements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
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Advertisements making less than three
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charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
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aud Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
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a Lot of PsnnsyIva MIA Army Horses

A BOARD Of Survey, consisting of Cap
ta;ns Bradshaw, Chapman and Hoyt, yes,
terday inspected lot of three hundred anu
twentv-fonr horses, recently received mere
from Rock Island. They were sent iroun
pittsburgh, by rail, several months ago, 70
Davenport, for the Second Iowa OaVafry' Vaei,s ,
but were so poor that Colonel hlllose 81 ho
taken 10 Rock Island, where they have Oeen
s,,bs;sted for a long time at government
exnense- Major Allen was advised tns'
,hasa horses were there. and though unh'
I for cavalry. might answer for transports
t;on ito service. Accordingly they "ef'
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GSSGJSAsRxESs -r
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
Iisf walnuts, figs, raisins, currants rock candy,
oysters sardines, ALUM EPSON salts, roll birthstone,
sulphur, cOpperas, madder, extract of logwood, in
digo, tartar, soda, bed cords of all kinds, to-
bacco of all kinds, blaeking, batting, nutpegs, cf
gars of all kinds, ginger, and ground,
glass Jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustards pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps of all kinds, starch, teas vine
gar, eamPhor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails, SASH glass; spirits turpentne, allspce, soda,
pain killer, lquOrce, &C., &C., DC.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, by S. e. GILBERT 4 Co.
dec12 No. Sycamore st.
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MAPLE SueAR.-In view of tarih on s9o s9o
ears. rs great preparations: are. being made made
sn1O1 among farmers for making maple sugar f
th;s season. There are tens of thousands OF
mapie trees, and there is no doubt put 'ney
viii be made usefnl the coming spring
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saz- Venus the evening star, can now 20 pe
seen distinctly in the daytime, but, hke .
many other ladies, she looks brightest AZ
night.