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lowing vessels:


The two new rebel steamers it will be
recollected, were all ready for sea, and were
scuttled and sunk at the Navy Yard, in
great haste they now lay in about thirty
feet of water. and it is thought can easily
be raised. The Cumberland lays in eleven
fathoms of water, an it is the intent ion of
the contractor to raise her by means of four
whale ships of four hundred tons each, to be
partially submerged by being partly filed
with water, and then, after attaching to the
suuken ship, will, by means of the tide and
steam pumps, bring her up. 1t will be re-
collected the Merrimac was plated with
eight hundred tons of iron, all of which it is
expected will be recovered. The Congress
and Cumberland each had iron safes on
board, containing respectively $35, 900 and
$4,000 in specie, which will, without
doubt, be recovered by means of diving ap>
paratus.
The undertaking involves an outlay by
the contractor of some sixty thousand dol
lars before commencing the work. He will
employ something like two hundred men,
among whom will be twenty divers, who
will descend to the sunken ships in the
Wells & Gowen submarine armor. Such
of the vessels as axe not raised will be blast
ed with gunpogder, and all the material
that is OF value recovered.
The contractor is the same party who
raised the steamer Erie from Lake Erie in
1851, and has been engaged in other SUBJ
marine operations. We understand he is
to commence operations a. once, and is to
receive torty.fve per cent. salvage from the
Government in the value of all property
recovered.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER DEMOCRAT
army, has reduced the people almost to the
verge of starvation.

army, has reduced the people almost to the
verge of starvation.
A REBEL ACCOUNT.
From the jackson Mississippian.
VIcKsBURG, June % One of the most
terrific commandments that the history OF
this war will record commenced yesterday
morning by the gunboats below the city,
and continued almost necessarily until 10
o'clock. The scene last night from our
camp, about one and halt miles from the
river, was awfully grand, not less than
dozen shells ascending in the air at time.
The firing ceased at 10 O'Clock last night
and opened again at this morning. For
two hours the shower of shell was furious.
The enemy have succeeded in placing a
park of artillery on the bank opposite the
city, which opened fire this morning, throw
ing canister, grape and shell in every dlrec-
ton. Many buildings are damaged.
In the meantime several of the gunboats
passed up, but it is thought two of them
was seriously crippled. The flagship and
another vessel accompanied the gunboats,
and are now plainly visible from the big
feet below.
Notwithstanding the terrible discharges
at the batteries, our men are exceedingly
calm and deliberate. A few of our men
were killed and several wounded.
MEMPHIS, July 9.-We have Vicksburg
dates to the eth. The rebels recently made
an attempt to strengthen their earthworks
on the bluff, but they were driven away by
shells from Our m0rtars.
Most of the houses in the city are ridd.ed.
Small squads Of rebels occasionally ap'
pear on the upper battery in front OF the
city, but they leave as soon as the guns OF
the feet are brought to bear On them.
Business in this city continues to revive.
Northern merchants, with new stocks oil
goods, are opening stores which are freely
patronized.
Mails are sent North daily, but they are
received irregularly, owing to delays at
Cairo.
Six thousand letters were sent North on
Monday.
Several secession sympathizers were ar.
rested yesterday passing South.
A negro was arrested yesterday with
large mails from persons in the rebel army
to friends here. The Provost Marshal has
issued an order prohibiting persons crossing
the river at this point, under penalty O
arrest,
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on bis return.
Herald special.-The President is salts
fed that affairs in the Peninsula are in much
better condition than has been reported.
He gives credit to General Mcclellan for
having in no way exaggerated facts. He
has seen for himself the necessity for rein,
forcements, and returns with the conviction
that Mcclellan is in bis proper position
that the army is devoted to him and full of
confidence in bis ability, and that all he
requires shall be done without delay.
It is stated Burnside has all his com.
mand on the james river, except the 18th,
23d, 24th, 18th, and 9th Massachusetts,
left at Newburn.
Advices are received that the rebels are
encamped all the way from Malvern Hill to
Richmond, and are being largely reinforced.
Stonewall Jackson is on the south side of
james river.
Senator Harlan's wife is going to Har-
rison's Landing, to take charge of our sick
and wounded soldiers.
Accounts brought by the Presidential
party from the headquarters of the army of
the Potomac give a cheering view of the
position of things in that vicinity.
1t is represented that the entire losses on
our part in the several battles, will not ex-
coed in killed, wounded and missing,
l1,O0O.
Stragglers are continually returning.
The loss of the enemy, there is no doubt,
is exceedingly large.
1t is understood that previous to the late
battles before Richmond General McClel-
Ian arranged with the rebel authorities for
general exchange of prisoners and that
General Dix has been instructed to consum-
mate the same under flag of truce.
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War Meetings in Massachu
sets.

Boston, July ia committee of the
City Council have called war meeting of
citizens at Fanuel Hall, at eleven o'clock
Saturday, A. M. Edward Everett and other
notables will speak.
The City Council Of Newburyport, after
patriotic speeches, voted a bounty of seven
ty five dollars to each man volunteering IN.
der the new call for soldiers in that city.
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Great vVrecking Operations.
From the Boston Com Bulletin.

From The Boston Com BuiIetln.
T.. F. Wells, ESQ.,, of this city, has just
completed a contract with the Government by
which he agrees to raise the vessels sunk at
Gosport Navy Y ard and in Hampton Roads.
The value of the property sunk upon which
he proposes to operate, amounts to over
million Of dollars, and consists of the fol-
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Italy.

Affairs in regard to Garibadis movements were
unchanged.
Ganbadi received the Kings proclamation from
the hands OF the Population rent TO hha III the mast
Of bis friends. Tie rspeled the entreatiss OF the
Deputaiion to regard tie proclamation.
The LOHd0a Times correspondent SAYS that Carl
balii has gathered together, ut Naples, sbont 90
sdventarers from the main land. Al,ogethor his
force does not certainly exceed so men aud boys.
They were ut first uuarued but We're a:ierwa'd
supplied, by sraiagem, with few hundred mIlskets.
Gsibaldi was in no lack Of moliey-more tsan tnrte
millions OF francs having been sent him from hazzl-
iiian and Garibaldian Committees IN England.
The PaIal Minister o. War has represented th1t
tie Frens IA army takes irfelf the entire responsi
bility OF whatever may on the frontier Of the
POnIihcal Stntcs in the provinces OF FoInone and
Nelein
IL he Italian Chamber OF Deputies, Signor RAIN
di-aproved OF the order addressed by the ar Min
iscrs To the army auG expressed bis beei that civil
war in Italy was impossible. The impotence OF
those who desired Rome Tor the capital WAS NOS cui-
Fable, but generous.
The Minister OF War replied that he wac con
yinc,d he mad expressed the sentiments OF the
country aud the army. lie continued AZ follows;
Promoters Of Ciscord do not compromise the
King but the Government was obliged 10 dsavow
their proceedings. The srmy will always be faith
ful to TN. king. aud do liz duty ali OCCASIONS.
Everything possible will b. done 10 AVOID civil war,
bat acts contrary tie wish Of the nation VIII not
b, permitted.' Loud Applause.
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... Ann En.. vic Of Il. W. oresery m ths aah -,

Of her age. -
The md friends Of the family respectfully inriiNd
20 suena ,nT Iunf,s On Monday afternoon, Aug IL
near Nesins Brooklyn, without further notice
iLfY-In Brooklyn, on Thur.aav au1 II ,r.r ,lort
lines Francis Haley aged 30 year. months and d4ys
HUNr-ln Brooklyn, on ssturdsy, Aug ls rlizs iurnt
daush er of Hsnet aud w Hunt aged n osihs and IS
days.
NARsHALL-fu this city, Sunday norulo, AM, n
few days Illness, Anna Maria wife Of Edwcrd Mar
shall AGED 81. wears
Tie relatives sui friends Of the family invitedt r>nS
III. funeral wihost further notice. from her ATE rrsss,
No - East Nineteenth street bet~eea Fourth cad
Broadway thi, day the 18th inst ut NJ TIE remains
will be inferred in Greenwood
MEIGsOn Saturday Aug s da infant daughter Of Chses
and Fine Megs. aged months and days
yARCy-N Orange n. J., on Saturday. Aug &C. Elizabeth
X daughter Of T. F. and Z. b Marcy aged " yrar~
McTURK-In Brooklyn on SATURDAY AuT 70 ;,.sr loos
Andrew and Agnes Mcrurk aged 10 years, moan ans -
days.
McKENNA-In this city, saUrisy, Aug 49, O co,n'uSp
ton Ellen the beloved daughter Of James ana hhrtpes'
Mckenni, AGED ~ yeas .
PRIDE-In th. cv ,uddenl- on Sunday. Aug H. By die
heart George LUDLOW Pride In the oSd year 81
bis ago. -,
A. H. Proe, No. 1877 Lexington avenue on Iaesoey ~
NJ The friends OF the family are respectfully in"ee
to attend.
PARAD1SE--Suddeulv Sunday morning. Aug H. JonA
Wesley Paradise. sg-d % year. anu 10 d,ys =,
The relatives ard ttrnds Of the family respectfully uVa
70 sttpd the funeral from his late residence No -
Yves, Twenty foa1th street, on Tuesday afternoon q
O'Clock
wALLACE-At Cornwall n Y. Janet Elizabeth only child
H'r funeral win take place this CiOuday) afternoon a
Thirty uiuth street The friends aud relatives are invited
to ate nd.
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nlE ID.

In Brooklyn, on Saturday Aug Is, lines C. Adams
in the seth year Of his sse
poyrRs Fast New-Yok. Saturday, Aug. 10, Of con
sson of the bran Thomas Bowers IN the Jth year OF his
ppINKFR-In Hoboken N. j., Saturday, Aug Is, Ann.
M.,grea daughter OF Herman ID. and Anna brnker aged
IL months ana days
cocK-At Manecock, Long Island. Friday, Aug. IS,
pster Cock in the Csth year of his eye.
cIrMNING-On Saturday morning Auz &C. At Fordhan.
Charles f. infant Of Edward and Mary T.. Cumming
sd III onths and Is days.
CuLLEN-On Saturday Aug l6 Annis daughter Of Michael
Cullen, No. 2Jl Monroe street nged 10 Yeas
COFFEY-u this city Saturday, Aug 6 o. conur p,ion
Thomas Cots, only OF Patrick and Julia Cofsy, aged
l8 years. months and 10 days
COLLINs-Iu Brookyng on Saturday morning Aug. 10,
William Lawrence. youngest son Of Charles l.. aud Susie
ID. Collins, aged months and 10 days
CURTlN-In this city Friday, Aug IS Andrew Curtin
in the s6t year OF his after short and Illness
native of the Parish Of Gisnworth County Cork Ireland
DURBROW-On Saturday, Aug H. Hester h., widow OF the
late William Durbrou, aged II years.
The relatives friends the FAM respectfully invited
TO attend te funeral without further notice, on tuesday
O'clock from her late residence NO DO EASY
Fortirth street.
DIXON-Dn Friday Aug u.s. at No. 20 West Tweny'i1'n
| street, Rachel, wife OF Joseph Dixon.
EARI-ln Green point Saturday, Aug To- mrs SARAH An"
| Elizabeth Earl wife Of Peter Earl aged n years.
PERRIs-A, hi. residence In Westchessr, on Thursdsy
| Aug. Il, Capt CoIne.e Ferris aged " years
CREUORY-Ip Hsookyp. su Saturday, Ass ~ dtsf sas
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From .hc Pacific Coast.

SAX tK,AcIsCo, Friday, Aug Is 1861?
The ship Seaman's Bride has arrived from Aus
tralis with 800 pass.nyers, bound for British Co
lumbls.
Tie United States Qlartermaser has Just paid
SlJO 90 ia gold TO the Sau rFanolsco WOODEN Enc.
tory for army clothing supplied 10 the California
Volunteers.
The Supreme Court has decided IA rehenring IN the
BrodeIick Will case.
Arrived ship Sea King from NewYo OK Sailed ship War
Hawk, Tor Hog Kong 49,
san FRAScisCo. Avg. Il, 1862
The steamer OrlZaba arrived &C o'clock tbs
morning from Panama, bnngisg ~ passengers, saved
from the Golden Gate IN the boat heretofore re-
ported missing. -Four others were saved. Ihose
remaining at Manzanllla will take the downward
steamer Tor Panama.
The following are the names of the saved, with
their former residences:
Eichsr I'd w H.ndsrsop Clevessi Ohio Wh-lm Herbert
Buvais Jscme Bruno, ltsy, ;. Francis France Arthur
Ono; CHARLES A. Befoid Boston; Max selighton. pTus-
siai :. Z. Storms, Bnghtoni Edward LaD,, rev iofh
Julius Ta~rge san Francisco Amos Clark. Bay many a.
H. l. r.. Clark do Scott, third mate, New ork
1honia. Keep ireland Edward Dsylas. New-lor WIN.
Morris.ey. Boston; Edward Dacket London.
The four remaining at Mazania were:
Francis Carroll Quincy. Illinois Janss McChesny, Troy
N Y; {. d. Bou.dee. Cst.kill; J. Rosenberg Hungary.
Fg,scisco, Saturday. Aug 10. 1852.
Trade is good, considering the season. There IL
scant supply OF many articles Butter, 26c.; bacon,
BE-; candies improving. There have been large
operations IN wheat for export 10 England: sales al
81 20 per 100 ID.
A block of wooden buildings in Grass Valley was
destroyed by fire on the night of the 10th. They
were in the neighborhood Of the Exchange Hotel
which escaped. Loss over 5000
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France.

II il rumored that an amnesty will be proclaimed
to political prisoners on tins Emperor's i6ss day.
IL In also stated that Napoleon will probably de-
liver brief speech TO the Diplomatic Corps on the
occasion, and allude to the Italian and Mexican
questions. IN
There are vague rumors that the Emperor Will
virlt Cologne the both inst. to meet tue several
European s0yeregns.
The Stecie and ODiaiohe Nali0aaie, while blam-
ing the course of Garibald nsist on the necessity
OF promptly solving the Roman question by deliver
ing Rome up 10 Italy.
The Paris Bourse was inarimate at 69i. Tor the
Rentes.
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Pas,rucers Arrived

Ia ,.rm,hip Bio Bio from TalcahuanoJss. n. D. Gibson
Of yspari,o; N. Bets Valparaiso; Mrs Trairor vsips
raiso; Elias Morgan, Tslssh9ap9; Henry pey'hs and
husno; Mrs. Rowe and children VIM Snow was put on
board by L. :. Consul o, G uo,,
and lady C. r Miller G. s Andrews, i. t pnyai; T.; ~
Murphv seibert g. I. Blessing Dr. j. L. Bernard, j.
NJ Huntington. and in tho 'teer9ge co,...
Ia bark Chdrticieer from Pori-au-PTinee-A " ooom
burne A. X Charnbsult.
In ship Adyiafe. from London-M besrdsey'
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MAEMEED d.

1hur-day, Aug. II. by the Rev
rhoma. l. Mooney. jeremiah oilen to Ada :. Hodhey
daughter Of George Godfrey ESQ. AL OF this city q
UAVILAND- 81 TON AZ Cfoton Lake Westcne'tef
conntv n T. on Fourth Day Eighth Month iS'h IN me
49, oe IN. society Of Friends. Robert ;. Havi and Of
CLappsaua To ReUeccs Jane daughter CT Moses sutton OF
the 1rner place. =. =, - y,,,.,. A.,
- s,unnl q Minor Il Waterbury, Conn, 20 Mas Jane
N.coIa OF No So West Houston street New YORK.
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Crent Britain.

The English papers OF the 9TH inst. are generally
silent as regards American affairs
the Da1v Nsps reverts to the tariff question;
argues that it will work its own cure, as the new
range Of prohbtory duties is of so rainous charac-
ter that they will moi he endured after their pressure
has been once fully felt. Ii hopes the people VIII
send good inanciers to Congress and study matters
for themselves before the revenue tails and snug
glera come into play.
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LATER ps.Iu HEW-ORI.EaNs.
The Engagement Mt BATON Rouge The
Hcbci- Hepul-, General williams
Killed.

The steamship Trnds Wind Capt. Abbo", from
Ne Orleans 9Th instant, via Key Wet iOh, ar
rived a, ,hir port yesterday. From the p,ssenger
we leaIu that the Rebels under Gen. Breck.nr lgc
had on the 5lh instant made an attack on Baton
Rouge, aud were repuised after severe engage
mout, in which Gen. " .lliams had bis head shot oil
by "A cannon ball
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STEAMERS SAILED.-On Saturday the steamer
City of Manchester 5iiled for Liverpool, taking out
sc cabin passengers and number in the steerage.
She also took s2ss, 500 in specie.
The British Queen, which left for Nassau on Sat-
urday, took out s3s,s7o in specie, and &c pas
senOers.
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Notice.-A those who wish to 20 to Gen sraoz sse''
Cor,s hereby invited to oiu at once my reg inent'
Tie following letter will eSp ain NY po.itiol ,s.,
Nsw.YoRx, Aug ,, lSos
Col ELIAS PgIssSER Nen- YORK.. u,. ~.
CoIoyIL; arn authorized oy The Secretary II or to as
the Governor Of New lok that tn.ee esI -.
fantry raised In this state will be a,sigred 10 w
Governor Morgan has authofzed me 70 ssns u vii, \.
your regiment tine 5sn Senstoria, District
30 assigned. 'eiS ',,fSI a. LYON
Csp,an and Aid de Camp TO Gen, sise';
Ny regiment 10 the only new one ID ' '
attached 20 Gen Sigers cJmmand IA ,,, In - INV
The s,h Senatorial district = ~ Glare Of the families OF
my recruits. $1,000 "a, IN. regimen. mus. and will he
Come forward at once. iSr .n' srsy oyrr $40 men
completed In tHo "e~ ELIAS IEISoNER
IL camp -, cps sth Senatorial District eminent
- - Iinroln Hall No. ltS East uoustou-st.
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RraZil.

Letters received advising Of the Bank failure a.
Peruanibuco, nect estates tie stoppins .! Riciard
Rostron IL Co. of NJ lnchester, lhis house has
varoa- branches in South Au!9sica. Their liabilities
are estimated at t40OUOO .ierlir..
Soae heavy deiileeiions hay. been brought TO
light il Two Brazilian 6anss
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Amin.

II was rumored at Madrid that Prince Murat Is
intended for King OF Mexico.
Iae D.oc,o and Lpyca rays that Spain must re-
nource the policy Of Isolation in Europe, end recOs-
ulle the Kingdom u Italy.
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Turkey.

A telegram from Cetti9ne on the ith instant, Us.
serts that 700 Turks attacked the MonIen.grins
Oh the I'd in their intrencniuents at kokati, but
were VIGOROUSLY repulsed by the Montenesrins
under Muk).
Omar Pasha. on the contrary, claims to have
driven the Montenegrins from all their positions
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ARRIVAL oP U. s. TRASsPoRr MISSISSIPPI
The L. $. stesm transport Mississippi, Capt. Baxter
arrived on Saturday night from Fortress Monroe III
% hour, bringing 500 sick and wounded soldiers
from Gen. McClellaDs army. The men nave "''
been taken to David's Island. We have not ye'
been able to obtain Il iiet OF her passengers.
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A Miss As Coop As A MILr.-Abont 2 o'clock
ON Saturday afternoon, cannon ball, six-pounder,
ues fired over our city, evidently from one Of the
British steamers which sailed from the North River
about that time. The ball in liz career penetrated "a
fence, at No. y Oak street, and spent isei In "a
twelye.inch brick wall. indenIing IT about three
inches. Wien picked up it was still hot. 1t was
taken 10 the StationIIouse Of the Fourth Precinct
where il can now be seen. II was q very fortunate
circumstance that the gun from which 1t was iifed
had been given lofty elevation. As 1t was great
damage might have been done. Hereafter the
proper officers on board steamships should see 10 1t
that on entering port the charges in their guns ART
Withdrawn, SO Is to avoid the recurrence oil any NC
cideut such as the one alluded to, which was doao''
lees the result Of carelessness.
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Newcastle, westchester County, Will hold her
War Meeting at Sarles corner, tomorrow Tuesday,
at 2p. IN. She means TO raise her quota under both
requisitions without a draft, and vii make great
effort to do W. We begsvey citizen to be on hand
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KING OF M EXICO.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDy.
Heavy Failure in Manchester,
Battle Between the Turks and
Montenegrins.

CirH RACE. Friday Aug, Is, 1854
The Canadian steamship Anglo-Ssxon, from Liver
pool 7th via Londonderry Ssh inst passed this poiut
at 30 this as:.rnoon.
The advices via Londonderry have failed to reach
US, for some unexplained reason.
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Raful Accident.

SrRINGFKLD, Aug. II, 1907.
John Daley, an Irish laborer, was Killed on sat-
urdsv nv falling from the cars through the bridge
at Chester Mills. lie was a private Ill the nth
Regiment.
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i3nslncss Nctice5.

READER, You can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com Pm exactly adapted to hand
and ,,. Of writing which w do your writing ya'iyshesp
e than Steel Pens II you wsnti See The Pen Msnter
than I'm, Sword" Ia another column.
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LosDoy MoYrY MARRET.--ln the London money
u..et ~, fund. continue duh ductlsing The demands
r discount Al he baks moderate. number Of new
joint soca schemes starting to neuafr the plethora
IN the supply Of money
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VESSELS or THE BALANCE Docx.-Tbe steamship
Fmrire CITY If now on the great balance dock She
will be stripped, recaulked, and newly eoPPe,eu'
The ship Southampton is on the large sec'i0na aVeA
for tue same purpose.
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The duty Of pa ying the Reward for Apprehc'.
.;un aud Delivery OF Deserters nom tire Volunteer
vice avlus ssiguel e. n" u becomes grcHsssiy Ia
on.uu,uce OF the irregular and de,erilut gave
notice that 40 reward WILL be paid unless the ce'ic'e eis
forth the regiment letter o. conf any captain con mendn'
sd State IN which me prisoner enrolled tni' ecae
Ia he srued cfcor who has bseL regularly
mustered into the Of the United niat-s. No ard
VII, be paid for ies.gtes regiments forming unless
p,o sn be siyen that the prisoner. have absent
ih.u ten day. FRANK y. HOWE, A. . NJ
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THE TAX BdLL,

Now READY psnphle. Of % pages on sne white paper
Reside the bill which i.word for word In accordance with
the original text W. append TO it Alphabetical Eecapula
lion of ever, article to taxed by the law and the amount
NJ the tax 10 b. levied thereon This renders complete
and con, cnient as 1t possible to MAKE IL.
Prc. cents postpaid ~ per 10 II sert ny express -
per 100 II BY mail address Tue IRiB.Ss, se"-ion.
At .JrFFrRs's, No. 573 Broadway LADIES
Elastic Doors. 81 30, 81 -, aud -. BAlsoRAts' ~
~ ?5 and ~ So , c.u,-.,
Gcnf. hue SnoEs and SLIPPERS Youths and Chiidr.ns
gIaoKAls SH0Ps ard CAuERs. IN great NaneiA, q, low
prices JEgrErs, No. S73 Broadway.
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
Coup,.YS-wins Machine. with Imp rtent Improvements
One. No .ll BrOadA
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SpOkcu.

18Th inst lat ~ 81, Ion H. ship Ann F.. Hooper Hope.
from Liverpool tor Baltimore, days o4tBy potbosI W
| H. a., inwsil, NO IL