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The New York herald., 1862-09-16
q pr a Henry rhurs.oa nlted s.ass Army ana daash

cf Dr. Henry rhurstou UNITED States Army and dssn-
ter Of the late N. Bowditch Hunt.
Funeral from her late residence, No. Is Madison ave
nue. this ruesday) Afternoon at two O'Clock Ihe rss
attend.
TuonsoS.-At Princeton, N. j, on Friday September
~, Hon JOIN r. THoNsS United States sehatof irom
HIS friends and acauan,ancss are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from Trinity church, frincetcn
this CTuesday) afternoon, al one O'Clock
ToxIISsoS--At Newark, n j., on saturday morning.
September Is, EIIzAP widow Of William A. Tomlinson'
Her riend are invited 70 attend the funeral this uss
day. afternoon half past three O'Clock at the Mercer
TuFr-On Friday, September IL, at Belevis, N. y,
Of dysentery, WulLAk HAYWARD, youngest OF j. N.
the 81 remains we're inferred ia Greenwood Cemetsry
wmrR.-0n Sunday morning, September IA, Mrs
RosASA wnIrE, widow Of James White, aged 5l years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
% wilet street. this Iuesday morning, 1t ten o'clock
without further invitation.
wooDwAap-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday, September II,
CALVIN WOODWARD aged 90 years and Q months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Tuesday, aftonoon at
two O'Clock. from his late residence No. 162 gh street
Brooklyn. The remains will be taken TO lowell, Mass
WSE-ln Brooklyn, on friday, September II, a'IzA
IL days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the unera from her late residence 27S
bean street, this Tuesday, Afternoon at one O'Clock
The remains will be taken 70 Catskir, n T., for IN.
terrnent
- wEHxEIL-On Monday, September Is, Of membranous
Group, WILLIE, OF Andrew A. and Ann Eliza Wemmel
aged years and months.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF bis
parents of broadway and Myrtle avenue Brook
lyn L. d, this Tuesday, afternoon, at two O'Clock
Wrs0S.--HENRy HAYWARD, youngest son Of John Henry
and Esther A. Wilson, aged year ana months.
The friends and acquantances invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence Of his father 4S0 Pacific
street Brooklyn The remains will be taken TO Roslyn
for intsrment
Charestown (Aass) papers please copy.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

syRsks-Boo ARpUs-At Chambersburg Pennsylvania,
a Monday September s. by Rev. Mr. Kennedy. Captain
VIZ y BYkSss. Twenty ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers
10 Miss NEii.s l.. BoGkRpUs Of New York
fIxSrxRsaN-IB -IBoRx.-0p Sunday. September IL, by
Rev Peter stryker ALEXANDER HAspxRsoS TO EMMA
TacRs. all OF this city.
Quebec Canada Easi) papers please copy.
JAsxs--hASTA--0n Monday, september IS, by the
Rev Dr Hawks at Calvary church, CHARLES HALL JAMES
60 MARY TALoorT BANrA.
JoHSsos-McKrNzw Sunday evening September
IA, by the Rev Dr. Price, JoHS j. JOHNSON TO JESSIE
MCKENZIE.
AcDKEMog7-FrsRY-InB Brooklyn, or Wednesday Sep
tembsr s. by Rev. Mr. Creighton, at his residence in
Congress street PauIr McDRsSorr TO Miss ELLEN THERrA
PgKSr daughter OF Mr.. Augustus A. Perry, all of Brook
iyn.
Third street. by the Rev Dr. Dowling FRIEDRICH w. PAR
sons 10 CoRSnIA H. RnrEy, all OF this city.
SrKkrs-pMILIps-don Sunday, September II, by tho
Rev. IN smith WM c. STEsLE OF this city 70 EIIzABEIH
q. PEuIIss, OF Indianapolis, Indiana.
Indianapolis papers please copy.
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fzoo ,o4V
This letter was written on the Marshal's paper,
the heading being printed; the Marshal's seal was
affixed and the envelope was official. Notwith
standing these evidences of genuineness, how
ever, Mr.. Cisco declined to pay dollar on so ir-
regular an order, and sent word to the Marshal
that he must send check payable to order in the
usual form. The person calling himself Deputy
Dwyer then left, promising to call again. 1t need
hardly be remarked that he has not kept his
promise. The signature of the Marshal was forged.
We understand that check on the Trademarks
Bank, forged by the same parties, was innocently
paid by the teller. At Mr.. Csco's Office such &C.
cidents do not occur. Dealing with very large
sums, as he does, the Sub Treasurer is too care
full to be imposed upon by shallow rogues like the
late employe of the Marshal. Even if Mr.. Cisco
had been willing to pay money on so irregular q
draft IS the one given above, the cashier of the
Sub Treasury would at once have detected the
forgery of the Marshal's name.
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Canadian -four was heavy and sales confined to 600
bbls quotations. southern -four was light demand
with Of 55o ibis closing within the above range OF
prices Rye 6our was steady at figures, with sales
q $50 bbls Corn meal was steady, while sales were
limited at the above quotations Wheat was heavy and
prices declined about &c &c. per bushel while the
sales for the day footed up about 2f5 coo bushels al
81 o. 81 IA for Milwaukee club 81 Ia ST. l6 for amber
Iowa. sud 81 70 81 % - for red Western ana ~ "a
81 o. for amber do the latter figure for choice 81 ~
81 ~ 0r choice and extra amber Green Bay aud 81 20
81 so for good 20 prime white Michigan Corn
Was heavy, and closed lc. to &C. per bushei
lover with sElss Of SO 0OO bushels. AZ 5sc SIC for
hot and warm, SIC o SIC Tor Eastern shipment aud
VIC. 5Sc. for s0uud shipping lots Of do Rye was IN
limited supply and lrm al 1sc. for state Barley and
barley matt were quiet and nominal osts were IN good
demand old scarce aud wanted Sales IL both new
and old embraced $1,000 bushels 81 ssc SIC Tor the
former, and al soc. 65e fer western, Canadian and
state
Cmtn--sslcs Of 1,lsi bags Of Ms we're made
al 2ll4e.
Cor1oS-.The market was without ~. nation though
quite steady The soes embraced about 200 bales
ing on the basis OF 5ic. Tor middiug upaDds
fRTiems opened firm, but closed with lees buoy anoy
aud easier. TO Liverpool about $4,000 60 900
bushels wheat were engaged at 1874 15d 10 London
20 COO bushels wheai were engsgod ~ 15sa four was
uncbangea To Glasgow about 20 900 whea; were
engaged In ships bags, at l6d vessel was taken ~
for Lis6cu Al lssd, ~ balk and vessel for Hun
private terms.
while supplies 81 old Nsrth river moderate The
sales embraced ots for shipment at zoe 5c aud ivr
city al SOC q SIC
MoiAg Is-Sules VI 50 bJs New Orleans were made al
3,G $50 and 70 half bbs. do. ut 35c
NAVAL sorrs we're firmly held al f prices ubs salcs
were limited
PRoyiToSs --pork--Ihe market was heavy ana dulI
while the sales looted no abort 500 bbls closing al
SiI 90 SI1 62k for mess, aud at $40 $40 l2I, Tor
prime Beef was dull and prices heavy the sales en-
braced about 1875 bbs closing at Si3 f3 80 for paIn
mess aud at S14 % Si so for extra Cut meats were
scarce with gales of 100 packages NJ 4c n 4s,c fnt
shoulders and at $50. 6gsc for hams lot Of 20 hhds
choice hams was sold AT lsc bacon was Ia light sun.
pIy and prices firm. lot O 30 boxes short rbbed ci,y
was sold at Tc 90 casks rough smoked sides sold at &c
and II do at lard was steady with sales of about
600 packages at ec. es2c., and small lots choice
at 9Ic.
al 24c.
s1aAS.-Jhe, marss, was steady. with tair demand
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

A~nrs.-Ws have no change to notice in prices. Pots
were steady at sc S7ls. and pearls st$125
BnEaps1ufIs-Flour-Ihe market was steady and
prices without change of moment, while sales were m dc.
rate and chiefly TO ths home trade The transactions
embraced about II 600 bbls., closing within the follow g
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After the board the market was quite rampant
For United States 6s 1912 was bid; for7.3o notes
lO4ss; for Central, 951.; for Erie old, so5. for
Galena, 1917; for Rock Island, e95s. There were
sales Of Erie preferred at 1914 Of Reading at e2
Of Michigan Central at 1914 Of Illinois Central at
G.J. 65, of Toledo al 55...
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY, Sept. l5-6 p. NJ.
The bank statement made up to-day compares
as follows with that of last Monday
Week end'o Leans Specie. CiycM'a. Deposits.
Sept 6$15S 1856 $50 So l3s 92S 9645 965 142 663 O36
Sept 49, l57 513 81 245 9,7l7 la 99l 062
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERg 16 1852

from the trade with rather more doing The sales cn
braccd AL hhds. hcuding New OIL ans = S%c 81c
Tor common, aad &c. 9kc for fair 70 good do, and
Cuba ~ &c. SIC a6Zc
WHnKEY.-The market was more active and prices
nrm with saies Of about 200 bbls 32c $50 for State
and Western, with< small lots good barrels Western
quoted as high as $40 otf1 ff
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xArRImoNIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, y YEARS Old HAVING RE
n Specialize iucomc desi,ous ol making the ac1lain
vi young lazy of god d.epnson wuh tuureriew
10 nsruiony Srtr 45 vsitcs Sscnznged address Uua,
10. LOG ue,sfG t9Se.
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An erroneous version OF q recent transac ction ct
the Sub Treasurer's Office having been published,
We may state that one day last week young
man of respectable exterior presented himself at
the Sub Treasury, stating that he had been sent
by the United States Marshal to inquire whether
it would be convenient for the sub-Treasarer to
pay over to the Marshal on the following day some
$240 900 on account OF q sum Of $500 900 now
lying to his credit in the sub-Treasury. On being
answered in the affirmative. he left. On the fol-
lowing day clerk from the Marshal's Office. call
Ing himself Deputy Marshal Dwyer. called. and
presented the following letter to Mr.. Cisco:-
vt- "a UEirsp s1&rss MARSHAL q OFum,
% SoUfHxRE DISTRICT or New YoRK, ,
Nxw YORK Sept. 70, 1862.
10 Hon j. J. Csco United States Assistant Treasurer,
~ New York; s< ~ III ktAe' kk sNtA
DkAR Sss-w you please direct the payment to bearer
Deputy Dwyer who Is authorized to receipt for me the
OF two hundred and fifty three thousand eight hun
the I'D ultimo. annex list Of the notes wanted, and
shall have the pleasure of waiting you myself IN the
course OF the afternoon explain the motives OF this
withdrawal, which u In the government interest, and
only temporary. am, dear sir most res peculiy your
ROBfRT MURRAY. United States Marshal
PSPlease order the packet to be sealed and directed
10 me before delivery O. my deputy. r. Al.
Notes Of s. 600 wanted TO-. $4,000
1000 100. s150 900
500 81 100. 00.................... $4,000
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rIIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOx-JuST ISSUED,
contains % pages" sacred aa Istsioc Music, inciu.
ding u fags Vi Pfsseis or sicN ah aging s1dies, ~ !
Soldiers Seripure Manuel IL 10 well adapted Tor so as
gusng wellss sabbath worship Prize ~ cents " per
lD1. pusaec cents each Chspans IN the army VIII -
eel copy y, forwarding tarir address 70 the paoisher
HORACE WATERS Agent. no. f5l Broadway.
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SPECIAL NurIcns.

DRY neILlcK, AUTHOR. sap LEcrusEn os
va. nou % iaa % r. s ssssa
asM ys ely & na aa aSes see .ssas s
nos Il r Ss graz. sPS Rssi ie e~ '95as,s DE-
IMPORTANT TO PREcINcrs-TilE SURGEONS or
Board Pos e the he
,ss s e. Board a as he
Resoiyed. That tie tisnfs d the sssri e pasentc !,
families Of recruits in the Meropolln regenis h.s
IL be accepted. JAMES BOWEN President
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER Is Isss-rHE COMMITTEE
aA s 'is ssssqeS
msaaSsr ,ss q the ST. Andrews Society ssa
nonsiions n @Brsa Ess III robertson Sss B.ai
Mr. Js@ss shelton. JE lsossrssOn's oS
Mr. Sohn A Gaspnesrson 50
NJ. Nj ni,an ~
Mr. James Brener Dobbs Ferry %
M1 ss$ss ss%ssI hssss Msis S'ossya
MI. William Robertson Brooklyn. ................. "
lady Brooklyn.
Donation per iiea.enant TSos r. Sanderscn .
Total. sl4s g.
The committee orisnay announced hs. all donations
ceived would through the scottish
For the reasons why the Committee have had to publish
ssn ss elsewhere See
fsa. w Taos sfyGs T. sssn.asos Sn.sssnr treasurer
OLD NAVAL REGISTERS wANTED.-THE UNITED
~ States Naval Registers for the years 1915 1871 ana iS
particularly wanted also published before 1911
fairprice given. Apply to Capt OSCAR BULLUS. United
States naval rendezvous No Cherry street.
QUEENS. COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
w TWENTY-ElRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. sEPTEMBKR ls AND ls
AT THE FASHION PLEASUKE GROUNDS.
NEWTOWN, L. l.
The grounds of about seventy surrounded BY
q brick WALL with spacious buildings COO feet long, with
every for exhibitors and ladies' with seats oF
i5eo0 srsons free Amount os premiums EXCEED " oo
premiums open all the United States and Canada as fol
$3.50 Silver Cup for the best pair Trong Horses for tho
SfeQ Silver Cup for the best Stallion to be shown In any
waV agreeable 10 the owner
SlO Cup the best Troting Geldng or Mare fer
The Cups are on exhibition the of Ball, Black
Co. Entries must be made previous 10 the 18th.
Information be obtained By addressing JOHN
HAROLD, Secretary, Hempstead L. L. who will be on the
grounds 10th l7h with the various committees Of
Free passes viii be given exhibitors the Thirty
fourth street and James slip ferries jackson avenue
Flushing Railroad and steamboanres being previously
Visitors 10 the grounds will the ThIrtyfourth
James slip ferry Hunters Point The grounds arc
only 1--WE miles the ferry. Carriages will take the
Jackson avenue turnpike In the vicinity of New
York.
The Flush ing Railroad will convey passengers from Hun
ters Point at the reduced fare Of ten cents The Flushing
and Long Island railroad viii Al
Tife member tickets $40 Annual members Sl-whieh
win admit members and their families and any number OF
Carriages one dollar Admittance single persons -
cents children under IL years 10 cents which be
cured at the entrance to the grounds.
No postage stamps OF the old issue taken.
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CLOTAIN q.

4 TTBNTIoN FOR ia SEVENTH AvENUE.-Ssoooo 900
IA worth Of cast of Clothing Carpets and Furniture
purchased within time for the supply OF
California and Western markets Ladies' and gentlemen
have the best opportunity dispose of their laid on
garments ollows-For silk dresses, ~ 70 S4o woloen
dresses de anes cassmeres cacoes shaws cioak skrt
linens Cloves shoes, jewery and diamonds the hgheee
Ca sh price paid Gentlemen eau 81 10 SO:
pants TO So vests shirts under garments boots aocorl
ngy, highest price paid by calling addressing he
original old well known dealer, II HARRIS, 10! Seyenth
avenue Twenty aud Twenty second streets
You will surely be dealt your satisfaction. Ladies
attended " Mrs. Ii. Harris
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sEeAns AND TOBACCO.

CEoARS-yERY CBEAP, AT THE SEaAR AGENCY.
- III Rroadway up stairs. Havana, Domesc and uernnn
secass much less than market prices Suffers deale
Vedlers de, would do well 70 cAl al u Blcadway,
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old NAVAL REGISTERS wANTED.-THE UNITED
~ States Naval Registers for the years 1919 1911 ana 1889
particularly wanted also published before 1911
fairprice given. Apply to Capt OSCAR BULLUS. United
States naval rendezvous. No. 9Cherry street. III
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

AT THE OLDEST STAND. lA SEVENTH AVENUE,
n ladies and gentlemen guaranteed TO receive the
highest on Wearing Apparel account
the great demand for the New Orleans market from
silk from s. SIS coas and from 81
S6 for pants also Carpets Furniture Jewelry mote
by post punctualy attended by EZEKIELS l3 Seventh
Ladies attended 10 Mrs E. No connection with
9TH hons
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Total ..............................S .Sl4s O.
committee ORIGINALLY announced that all donations
ceived BY would be acknowledged through the scottish
American journal.
For the reasons why Committee have had to publish
them elsewhere we Interested 70 the editor
that paper JAMES NICHOLSON, Secretary.
CAPT WH BRUCE Chairman rg4
Lieut.. THos. r. SANDERsON Treasurer
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

A TTENTION-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOu
N wish 10 ind the and honest dealer, r. HARRlS,
dispose your Cast on Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jcwey the bestyou do Is 70 cal At or address No ~
avenue, where will be dealt with to your salts
faction guaisnee g pay The following prices .Ss Sn
Pants 81 to S. Please do not forget r. HARRIS. 10
Seventh between Twentieth and Twenty first streets
Lad dipsa a tlend by Mrs. Harris
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At NO. 36S BOWERY.-H. ROSENTHAL HAVING 4
N great desire purchase large quantity OF cast OF
Wearing Apparel Furnliare Carpets Jewelry &C. y ca
value for article Ladics attended to BY ArA
Roscntha Please remember and try SIS Bowery opposite
Great Jones street
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

AN EXTRA CHANCE 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Clothing for New Orleans the undersigned hav-
ing received the above order lie guarantees the fol-
lowing prices for each article For silk dresses from 70
SO; for coats s. so; for pants from s. 70 -
Also, Carpets Jewelry Furniture, &c. B-The highest
prige paid Gold Silver aud Diamonds Call on, or
address by note Anha No 52 Seventh avenue. between
Twentieth and Twcnty6rs streets. Ladies attended by
MrxA AMI
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

DDUU. man, young old, secure q desirable
inerssl Ieht, peusnt and profitable business oy IN.
qxirinE ~ ~ Nassau sfot, room No. "
OF Osn CASH AND ACTIVE Partner WANTED
DI I.ZCU oip the advertiser, who Nil nyesta Ike
amount, asciact lring business this city, tha is
sale, permanent aud exceedingly profitable Address
W., bo1 los Herald unrs
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A BETTER CHANCE THAN EvER-S36000 WORTH
N of Clothing ted. within month. for New
Orleans Ladies and gentlemen having any Of the above
dispose Of receive the following prices-From 80 20 S0
silk Dresses from s. 70 sig for Goats from u 70 ~ Tor
Pants Also Shaw!s, Cloaks, Carpets Furniture, the high
Please call address note 70 MntE
2 Sixth avenue Eighteenh street Ladies' attended
Mrs Mntz Orders from Brooklyn jersey City punctu
ally attended 70. Please remember e.otginsl hntx
2Ss sixth
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Ncncitrs nun Sort Mnnrne.

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tiger Sturm, mande S4ife murOen bon tbren
Qnfsrplasen IOssertnen. GrOBOem fam Der
Oampfer @sOrseanne, Captain Dsarlon, tim
Ote 9ewGbnli&e 3sit auf letnem 9anOuueSptabe
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right 3ur 6Ol9e bate. Gr feel namliG purt
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Der unfal Oeruria4te srUbe Grauer uuf Dem
S4ife.
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letn merOen, menn Ou fcmmlt. Du baf ute
Otel Serltanp gebabt. uno @Ia0 Smitb mub
OUr Dir ~bange gep0roen letn, 10 weni9 bait
Ou, Qbtr parum feline Jein0iAaft; Tag
nur, wann Ou uns teluben ptaif, unp mir
perlprehen Dir. Dabeim 3u iein. SEPT aber
feline BON Oetnen 8oppereten mebr, Sobn
Seb' Define 3eit fef ODER lAid' Define Dope
lAen BON ieBt an Die. Oie mebr @efalIsn an
Oeinem 0eIAwdb BADEN els mir. On weibt,
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Iebtelf, DIR gu lagen. Inn welbe 3eit mir Dir
oen @efaaen tbun %pollten, na6 N1lbptue gu
tommen, mir ertpt0erten. MIR nilrDen ben Sag
genau fefleBen, pen Ou nur Oetn Wort &C.
ben %pOutslt, oab gu eS waeen pitrpef, uns
auf Dem We9e gsfan9en 3a nebmen, aber mir
~fonnten tetn Ser preAen, ni6t etumol Elm
WOrt aus Dir berausprslen. Du bift Elm
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.ptrf Did ni6t perbinDli6 maiden, wpferu
nidt Der Sberif Das SanO bslorst.
IS. D. 9renttce.
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gen SamItas faum wteDer auflebaut, ale bic
0tebellen DteIelbe abermalS 3erItGrten.
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Oap, Der @Orperotion8anmalt, lpra&. Dem
Uttlttdr9ouperneur Sbeple9 wurOe lpdter ct
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