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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

Tie TrsRbury7 n as PassGdfI5yl
the. Senate and House, dnndI lEneJIl
/, by the President. - s5.5i3 IS asI46
An GGT % authorize heis8us Of: United lytdtes
. t,notes, and tt0r tie Redemption or f,ln1it1i
thereof, and for ,tltndiG5' ftte Rodtiib s1EeSt,
fsI ithe United States. 94oad aso9f sgs:isl
q Belt enacted; l!kt.Sg That the Secretary.
iof the Treasury is Hereby authorized 70
Issue on the credit of the United States
one hundfed and iftylmtllions Of dollars
of United States notes, not bearing intetl
est, payable to- LleaFer at the Treasufy'of'
the United States, aud Of such denomiua- :
.ttopssas he may deem exbedIent, not less
than fiYe dollars each: provided, however,t
thatififty millions Of safd notes SHAH BE In
lieu OF the demand Treasury notes fau.I
t6ortas ito be issued by theaoteof July II,
1851, which said demand notes sshalls be,
taken 1pa rapid dlyi as prppticR BILE, and the
notes herein provided for substituted for
them iHand provided sftfrther, that the
amount of the tWo9thtrdsa Of notes togS.j
thef shhllsa6 NO lime e3teed the sum Of
one hundred and ififtS million dollars. and;
Isuehsn6tes herein dutlt6fia led shall be iFe-l
cetyable in pay Htsht of jafl u xes, internal,
.dnties, excises, debtss except duties on 'ftn.5
ports aud deinAhtlb Of every kind. due 10
the United States except dutieS5on tint
ports, and OF all claims and demands.
against the United States Of every Qkind
whatsoeyerY except for interest upon, bonds
andsnotes, which shall be paid lin cdint
and shall aisb be lawful money ysands a legal
tender in payment Of ALI debts, public and
private, within the United States, except
duties on imports as aforesaid; and any
h61 dsfS. Of said u hitsd States notes iiea5
posting a6y sum not less than fiFES doll ANS
1SYs l5lIi1 1as NfE n rs a
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THE SHIPS AT SEA.


In q cottage that stood IA the Wild sea-shore,
n littie sat meath the vine-wreathed door
Swallowed and sad the childish face,
On the s0h, PINK cheek sh0ne the tear-irops trace
For the cherished toy-best beloved Of all
The poor little waxen-faced, bue-eyel doll,
Was broken smEe the childish pain,
Nor the tears that were dropping like silver rain
Bat the gentle mother. with loving tone,
Said, bending down by the It,Ie one,
And kissing the mouth and dimpIed chin
Don't cry, my love, when the ship comes in,
We will get new dolly, far more fair,
With brighter eyes and softer hair;
Now dry your for twill surely be
When ship from the far, wide sea-"
Oh, that ship and how Oft befor.
Had the bright eyes watched from the cottage door,
As with eager gaze they were watching now,
For the cleaning sail and the rushing PROV;
But OF she ran to her mothers side,
Her sweet blue eyes with the gadness wide,
AS she pictured the wonderful pleasures to DC,
When our ship came in from the distant
The dearest gift and hest ofan
For her little heart, the darling doll
But Oh there treasures unknown-untold,
All safely slowed in its precious hold,
And standing thus with her beaming eyes,
The all gone and the eliIlish sighs
She turned the sweet face with its smiles me,
Aud said, Have you any ship at sea ?"
Child you did the Wild throb Of pain
Those light words sent through my heart and brain
All we all have ships a stormy sea,
All weary watchers for them We
And when the tempest and cloud rife
When storms sweep over the sky Of life,
With fearful eyes by the sounding shore,
We watch for them-we have watchsd before;
But OF all who weary ami trembling wait
For the coming ships with their precious freight,
'Tis known, o Father but Thee
II they safely arrive are lost at
~. Y. Independent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02
Foreign Items.

1t is said that Parson Brownlow will soon publish
\ letter in the New York Weekly in which he will
argue favor of arming and enlistng such slaves
reach lines, the only for the safety of
the Union He adds that the North cannot be
too prompt in adopting the measure.
The New REAR ADMRALs.-The following is q
correct list of the captains commissioned lately
BY the President to be Rear Admrals the
tired list under the recent act to establish and equal
ize the grade OF line officers of the Navy:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02

The following are the names of the captains COM
missioned 1T the same time to be Rear Admirals
sho Eaf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, OCTOBER . 1862
Snsurante Garos.
FLORENs sTAPENHORsr,

agent for the Bremen and Dresden Board of Underwriters All
claims against the said Underwriters occurring
about this Kingdom, will have be certified before him.
Sle-ly
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.
SfenmAips

70 DEPART

Tpr CHAPLAIN OF THE NEW YORK SEVENTY.
NINTH =, AN EMERGEScY.-During the recent bat.
tie Of Saturday, the Both August, an incident took
Mace deserving of notice. Before tho left wing OF
our army was turned, when the fight was raging,
ole of tho buildings used a hospital became much
endangered BY the bursting Of the enemys shells all
around it, the doctor ,old the chaplain Of the 18th
New-Yoyk to get all those whose wounds had beer
dres,ed and those who were able TO walk removed
further back from the battlefield to safe place and
there establish hospital and return for the others
As the chaplain, the Rev. NJ Wyatt, was proceeding
on bis mission, host ofstaggers and panic strickss
soldiers came upon him in fall retreat from the bat
tle-iield. The chaplain seeing what was the mat
ter placed himself at an entrance between TIVE
woods aud ordered the retreaters TO halt, except
those who were wounded. Every many who wn
able to carry muskst was halted the soldiers,
which belonged to VARIOUS regiments, not knowing
but what the chaplain was a colonel. One man re-
fused to obey orders and faa into the ranks saying
" that's not my regiment" "Ill make IL yours
replied the chaplain. The men started to pass tue
captain whom taa chaplain had put IN command
when the chaplain rode up, giving the oraer '"'
his head off il. he moved pace further Inc mAn
obeyed orde's then. At this point oo'one' VI JUG
of the OHIO regiments rode up ana sa'u'eu 'no o"ap
lain as &C lionel, asking him if he was forming hls
r.g;men.,, am forming regiment Of strasylers,
replied the chaplain At this time there were about
800 rseu. Capt. Wood Asst.-Adjut Gen, aud the
cha, ,o, ,urped over the command TO him, and pro-
cee dod with ambu!ances. This timely action on the
Ar, of the chaplain of the Seventy-ninta doubtless
avoided panic that might have proved serious 70
our army in its then critical condition Mr.. Wyatt
is not only good preacher Of tee Gospel but cou
rageous christian SOLDIER.
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iJroposals.
orARrsASasrgE's OvyIce No. 10
OEpsAKcE OvpCg. WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsmsGTos Sept 4, 1909.

ORo,AscE OYpioE. WAR DEPARrsKsr,i
WAsHisGTos, Sept 4, 1904
PROPOSALS. will be received by THIS Depart
mem, until D. H. on the 18th Of September, lt2 foI
the delivery ut tho Ne~-fork Ordinances agency no Do
Wbit.sl New.York where sample. can be seen, ei-
80 900 Regulation cavalry blankets
2j0OO Re- ustion artillery blankets
These DO OF pure wool close woven OF sou'
yarns mn, nun c,v.1py
pe color with an orange border TIRES inches wide
md ,br,e iucbes from ts edge. The letters u So sr
inches high Of orsnge color 40 ne Grn1 ., "o
pa1 With black border three iuches wide and three inches
nom the edge TIE letters u. s." siI inches hish bsch
color M the ceutsr OF the blanket c-,, IL
An bs blankets be IS inches long ny OF ihs "iur
nd b weight Of 1878 n Variation allowed lb'o To- They
.t DE single and pairs aud packed IA Gases OF oe
bundled each value Of tho cases TO DO determined ny tr
INSPECTOR ., -. A. t.o,o,v and non.
vii, aSc,ried or paid for such approved on In
FDrlivere. mus. be made follows; One.enh OF the
contracted for, per week c'hG'rnons ~ 49,
from "a. de Of tie contract Failure In delivery a, ee
bed time viii subject the contractor to forfeiture OF 'no
amount due At that itn- u. .
No Md viii be- considered which does not come rom
manu- ac'u Manufacturing company ana wIlch uo ~
,@,e explicitly the place. time, aud quantity oil each weekly
delivery. .,
Thr Department reserves the right reject any or al OF
The bids which msy b. made. -.
into bones with proper foe the faithful execution Of
the
Upon the swafd being bidders will be nc
tilted, and viii be furnished with foms OF tho contract hna
bond Iequifed Of them
Proposals. will DO sd1ressedto
"Genefl JAMES w. RIPLEY,
"Chirf Il q dnsncf.
"Washington, d. G"
And viii be endorsed
Proposals. for Blankets
JAMES w. RIPLEY.
Ri. .fl~,l htsfa NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

The produce markets arc firm to-day, with good
demand for bresdstuffs at sn advance. Cotton Ii
dull but firm, as provisions.
The official returns Of the Banks for January and
July show more active circulation in every in
stance but the loans are nearly stationary:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Re~cipts of Produce.

Nyw.YonE Sept ala 900 bbls Flour $50 bags Corr
Ne. 73 bags Corn Meal 02! bbls Nbhy l3i 52s ouse.
Wheat s. Isl bu,h Corn ~ 1873 bash. Oats 900 bush Rye
7s BUSH Seed IS pks, Ashes Loo pks' Proviions. ~
okrs. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
day were rs follows:

The scarcity Of currency is thus accounted for By
tina, veteran fnancer Mr.. John Thompson, in HE
Reporter
Our solution Of this Ia Wealth has creased faster than
curracy add 1nks former times tnis wealth hed by the
people IN the shape Of .ount has fall
hands Of the families ao friend. Of dies who
instead Of buying sou.thas "h u, - dsp's'ng In bank
hold in paper honey against he time Of seed. -Four hand
red thousand volunteer averaging 400 satn bounty absorb
s6GoDeO. large p5tiln Of BIZ h he'd In tho iden
teal money paid TO them Ini' IN cur opinion, 10 the
Absorption Of Hsty
bing in ac'ive play so long the Ia dis
aou md Encouraging the money that fail. iuo the hands
Of peope win remain unused and this scarcity OF
will until feeling Of conhds1t security the
Tor tho plrch.e Of property Investments in rites
will gradually bbd is wsy into banks aud savings banks
sud this sov.is to extent the extreme scarcity oil cur
ieucy, by a still further increase oi deposits
How she'll currency be increased 70 the requirements OF the
peops The chartered banks generally up TO their Legal
links the free bank. to their volume for peace and
crsssng csuiousy Without amendments TO chAusrs or
other l.lsys the local bal cannot meet the
demand foT money the shape Of currency The supply
then the Government Ia be shape OF Teas
currency making, 10 make reconciliation on the
Secretary Treasury with view 10 oppns the further
u OF circulating poies ineir NAN slment 10 the neces
Of bringing down The price OF god snd they conceive
that method OF contraction VIII DO IT. This IL az
s, their prrtence their real object Is to raise the rate OF
interest and induce M Chase TO sell boIds sredueed rate
Aythin Of this Kind would LEAD panic and instead of
br ngiug the price OF gold would surely the
the Secretary Of the Treasury viii be caught In such Trap
Treasury note currency las taken deep and the greatest
,aty low 1. It. uniform uie decreased In volume TO the
leg na,e demands Of the people When the war assumes
brighter hue Currency viii flow iuso fast the
DO. ier. desire part with it, and then gold wi come
Gown not consequence of couraron bet OF confidence
fou. necessity bat isom popular investment IL Fedora
stocks
81 .h;rrrapta o -roJ,ca or Cbicacc
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nleoiCal.

One TO SIX boxes Of " WINCHEsTER's
" SPECIFIC PILL" will Permanently cure any case Of
Seminal Heaknes it, resulting lnpotence HOWEVER 40
SRayArYD and will be found equally efficient IN affections Of
thePosgi Dabe,e and diseases generally Of tie Urinary
OyC0af
PROFESSIONAL oPEIONS.-T have used your SPE-
CIVIC PILL in many Of Spermaf'ryhsa and with the
ouo TsrJeet sueeess"J MILTos SANDERS. d. d., LII D.,
brooklyn.
ut Il as uesr specific any medicine can be- Ihsyo
cured very severe with from Dosls"-B.
zEiTH NJ d.. I'd ReDertory Of Med Science. NsD YOrk.
PERSONALLY Nv. Hiaehestey WORTHY ALL CONT
DEScE, and devotes himself automatically these PTep
cOna"-D Meredith Rse's IL d., ILL., d.. american Ned.
saf Gazsffe, keto York
II have Ser'oHa knorlei9. Of Mr. WIscnKsrKRs HoS-
esTI AND lSTEeEirr and the and tho
public that HIS PREPAHATIoys CAs BE- EELrED osD-James
X Chiffon. VI. D. Chemist Eeo York
The SPECIFIC PILL ia not Homeopathic remedy nor
dec contain aiecury, irou Canhsdes or any injurious
Ingredient Price: o per box ak boxes (Dhea oydyea al
enee) for IS Sent by mail Sold wholesale and retail by
]. WINCHESTER, No. 50 John.st, NY
u l.. WOLCOTT's instantaneous HEADACHE
~. and Toothache Anuihator Instantly Sod eve
vJ"Lers Price Is cents. Depot NO. 10 Chsthsus n Y
X. H. WOLCOTT
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Cfrursions.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND.-IIealth,
- Comfort snd pessore Cars cave Fulton aid CslnsrDs
Ferries, BToOklyl. eyoIy ~ minutes
40 10 the SEA SiDE.-Bse cars Of the
~ Corsy Island aud Brooklyn II. r. Company are now
Yuhs regularly from Fulton aud Cahsrne freso Church
Lane, nfsenheid CIayesId Coney Island ihis d the
ees fcr 20 Sheephesd BAY Private Psfes and Assocla'
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

NTIBLO'S GAkDEN.-SUliMER SEASON.
n Lessee and Manager WA WHEATLEY.
Farewell Benefit OF
GABRIEL RAVEL,
AND POSITIVELY HIS LAST APPEARANCE,
On which occasion he viii appear
~ THEE GLORIOUS COMIC rARTS.
Written expressly EXHIBIT the Great Mamie Talent OF this
Wofld.reuowned PGntomirist
LAST NIGHT OF YOUNG AMERICA,
" no for the las, SIX WEEKS has Delighted
CROWDED. and FASHIONABLE HOUSES.
PAS CHlSOl5 AND VOL Au VENT
By this Wonderful CHILD ARTIST for the last time
SATURDAY ENESlNo, Sept -. will be- pre.ented the
Vaudeville translated the French for Gabriel hsvo
THREE FACED TRENCHMAN
GABRIEL RAVkL win snstsin FIVE SPEAKING CHAR
ACTERS IN ENGLISH.
After The Vaudeville the amusing Ballet Dyerssement oil
La MAJA.
DON ZASlLfO. ...........GABRlEL RAVEL.
To conclude with tie Famous and lrssistby Comic Psnso
nine OF -
VOL AU VENT. or NIGHTS ADVENTURE
VOL Az NfNT..................1O L NJ AMEltll,A =,
GABRIfL (for this occasion only ~ OLD BhOCh THE
MILLER.
Monday hrs, nigh, the Fall .nd Winter Season
THE kMlNENrbY GREAT THAOEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST.
VIII male his hrst appearance 10 two years
HAMLET
SUPPORTED BY A UAL snd POWERFUL COMPANY.
Tuesday the Justly Celebrated Comeo.in,
Nf. HACkEIF
win appear IS SIR JOHN FALLSrAFP
IN KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
With the exception Of the Press NO FREE LIsT.
Aduiisiou s. cents Secured Psrqueitc Stalls - cents
Family Circle, Is cents-Con u.sncs at o'clock
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NJ Cinclnnati Ga:eite eaYe:

Business Is transacted to limited extent only. There
teal suspension Of trade. up 70 Saturday night Mon
day resumption Of trade wa -mitted by the military
thostiss.
In money market there y vry tlc doing Bankers
have s1 money to loan at present. and honyh there
10 not much demand the malket Is close aud Is difficult TO
place paper There 10 ouch doing exchange This
M rk apL a n 40 10 coin txsa nofes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

WINTER GARDEN.
la cop,-g ounce Of the immeuse enihUsissm which
crowned tho performances u last evening and
THK CROWDS
unable TO obtain Admittsncr the
GREAT BENEFIT BILL
will be repeated, aud the great tfssic .rtist
Miss BATEHAN.
W sppesr il her part Of BLANCA 10 the insF ihcet
pay If she ITALIAN WIFE. IN which Lat ss.sJn. sh-
scissed ous Of her mo-. superb tiunp6. The ITALIAN
WIFE followed By tie everp pnaf nautical Dr. ma
Of BLACK EYED SUSAN IN which Mr.. J. W wal
LACk viii sustain hi famous character Of WILLIAM the
Sailor. ih1s Offering a bill Il murivi-d attraction.
On "a SDAY, Sept. lth. Mis- BATE NAN vii hpPAf ioi
The hrst time any the chAfacirl Of LADY MAC
BETH H. shake. prEres tragedy Of MACBETH witch has
been of some time in preparation ard which will be p's-u
Ell with splendid scenery, codumes aud ell toe appliances
VhcA can leud 20 II eject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

A Rowpas "Oll Post Oaics Bull corner OF Tions
ana stleets OryaWA Iowa. " supply curl a.S
tina. ally asi yi.,y WITH Tas DAILY asd WssASf Fxs'ss
n sdyHasa & lie msilA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsGY.-

ou Pailas.a Warren Ward Manufacturer. No III u ns
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSGY.--
~ From fot Of CORTLAND. Connecting 1t Hampton
Junction with Delawse Laekwaana aud Western Railroad,
and Eason with Lehh Valley Railroad and IL,
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change OF ---.
=. cave Newly orb rs oiiow-:
EARHIsBURG ENPKEss-At - m. Tor Es'ton Reading,
Po,isyile HsIusbirg Mauch CruDk Wi.lm'port. &c.
Man THAIN--At a. m for Eaton, Water Dap, Scran-
ton, Crest Bend. fittstop, Nike-bsrfe, &C. 1900
l2N. IHROtGH IRAlN-Fof ta-tOu, Manch Chunk WI
Transport, Reading. Pottsvlle, Hamburg &C.
r.. n. NAY Passes GER TRAfS-For Eason. Bethlehem
Allentown. end Msnch Chunk
5:sOP. WAY rRAiH-For = 'merville-
8P. VI. WrsrgRs E,rKEss-foT Ea-too Allentown Read
dsu.hurg pbrrgn and the w est Seeptg cars from
Jsrev CITY thror gh % 'itsbufeh -
E1PKrss TRsIs HkRHsBrHS-ihe q M Express
Tain from srriye- haTi-burg at p connect
ing Fast ami Nes eutrs Railroad No hern
Central k.roGd North and South aud with the Cumber
laud Valley Railroad W.
New-Y ,s at y m daily tSuDdAys e1celedl mskng close
conneciion HARRISBURG with Pennsy lyauia RAiOsd-'h
10 chsag. to Pittsburgh. and but to tircin-
rs aad Chicsgo -Four houI time Is saved by taking this
train.
tLuABErHroRr And NEw-YcKx FyRRY-LeHvs New.
ioik ,n Pier No North River 1870 aud Al 20 m
?: o. ga, audi p. 49, 80
The boats stop a, Bergen Point and Mariner. Habor every
trip each way. JOHN " SILhNs' Huieiih'thaeh-
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PURSUANT to an order Of ROBERT H..
COLES Surrogate Of the County Of Mestchester, no
te is hereby gwen according law TO all persons having
csims sgsis, estate ELISHA q. UlIS late OF the
Town Of obkrrs Ia said Comfy decesrd to present tie
same with the vouchers thereof the understand admin
Of all aud sin gusr the goods chae credit. of the
tsii deces.cd, st the Once If WILLIAM A. COOK, AZ
torney. No ll2 broadway. NesYoh City. before the
lSh day OF July d. 1862 Dated This i3h day Of January
A. d., 1862. b. T. BABBlIT, Administrator.
JalB l.w6mo Sat.
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Sales bp Anrilon.

r. 4. HsERLL, Auoi'oue-r.
IMPORTANT, ATTRACTIVE and PER
Il EMPTOEY SALE
Of entire stock OF
HARDWARE CUTLERY 70, &c
WhITrfMORE& HALtLL,
viii Ssi al Auction.
On MONDAY, SepL Is, lC2,
And following days until the whole il sold. commencing
al 10 O'Clock each day.
At No. i65 CLzmbers.t
(By order Of The sssglefl.
fhe entire stock OF the aie firm u l. l. Hunt Co.,
tanned IN said stO-e comirlsing;
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLAsS
worth OF HEAVY AND SilELs HARDWARE,
Cerri.ge Springs AID Tnmn C.risge-N,krfs' Hard.
va Tsbe Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, Msle4b.e shd
Grey Iron Csstiugs, &c, &c.
10 hica the attention OF the trade is Invited the sale being
positive 10 close TIE essle
1pKvsSx months approved notes. payable in the city
AZ Ye,r ork for eli over $500; under tibet
aet casa discount per viii De allowed ioT cash
an ali bills entitled % credit
Cstsosues are now ready aud can be he'd al n. Office
Ar Auctioresr WHITIEMURE o. HAZEL.
Ausfioneers, No. ~ Liberty st.
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Go 5rorismsn.

/ Is. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Manufac-
~ turer and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE 10 all its
yre.y Cutlery, Guns Powder Shot Eets fykes, &C.
&sRsAriaS aons ~ short noIi9s. Esistlshed In 1871
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BENEFIT of the renowned Spanish Dan

DENEFIr of the renowned Spanish Dan
ID .su.e, sENORlTA CUhAs.t EiAONs CkEhokNE
win spp.r r the f. time In tn, cit, 10 the Dfas
the FRENCH SPY sustaining toe three principal easfse-
ten snd apQesrig a. the DANCES and COMBAIn u the
piece THIS DRAINS originally produced IN Fan, h.
land France aud Amers. by Madame CELESTE tr more
so 90 uight. WIFI. 80 London Senofita CuBAs was
prevailed 70 apesr 81 hi piece and 'he net ~h Tue
res.. lcces. sud pronounced by ,hr entire Pfe-s to
bc eqna 70 tie great LEsTE. tUBAS vii b. supported
BY Ili aud efficient Dsm,c company, eug red expressly
fjr the piece. Ad lissou flr this occsiou ~ o-nis
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iurnlInre.

E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
H The IN she city Of EusInelsd Furu
tnr- ali coofs aud styles. Walnut nd Chestnut Plain and
tuau entel in sues ULoca and retail Also. Matesscs
ouA Palas.s Warren Ward Manufacturer, No III u nas
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I'm PURSUANCE of all order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYorb no Ice 10 he .by given al
persous having csims against SAMUEL LOVER late OF he
City Of New York decreased present toe with vouch
hersof TO the subscribers. at the Office Of Edwa A. Fra
ser eo. No yJ broom-t. the Guy Of Nrvl ok on or
before the gh day OF March nexLDssed. hcyi orr, tue
3th day Of September, 25,
ELEANOR LODER, Adrninistrs,rir
sep6 Iaw6mS' JOHN +. HOLMES AdmissIktoF.
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III OPE CHAPEL-TlRRELLs .CALlFOR-
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TIE whole Of that glorious STATE Painted Ia California ~
GO. IInKELL. f,om sketches taken ~ hm.et aud ia
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s,icaly iudofsed b. entire pres aud he entire
people Of California Explanatory Lee ure by che aIt n
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at J. Abundance. % cents
Children, IS cents
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OFFICE BREvooEr Insurance ConPAsr. }
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New-York. Sep, 2,

AT q Special Meeting OF the Directors OF said
~ COMPANY. held al is office this Gss. JAMES c. HAIR
aIOTr uaapaou.y cleo 81 President in ace Hich-
ard OAKLEY, .sed, aud JOHN q. HANLAND uDsoi
nously sppointed SecretSFv
JOHN @. HAvILAND, Secretary.
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yNTALLACK'S NEW TllEATER.
w The aides and Gentlemen engaged for the approach
tx and Win Sasou, requested TO meet the
stage 81 II O'Clock M
SATURDAY NEXT. Sept. ~.
fu attendance desired. rehearsal viii take place al
II o'clock
By oder OF Mr WALLACE,
LISTER WALLLCK. Stage Msnss-r