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Arrivals and Departures.
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Livsrrool steamship rsrsis,-A 9 Graham Mrs Geo A
seauasd and child London; Walter Msjee, New York; Mr
and Mrs Il Seymour kenway, NY; Mr and Mrs & X
Roberts Jr New Yotk; Hon John Young Montreal: WIN
sloane, New York WIN Bcrket Hamilton; r King Illinois;
Rev Ed Brady, New York; Mr. stuart Belgian Consul ut
Cba.lesGon Thos Maxwell Liverpool: Geo Towney Mrs
Townlcy, New York. Edwards Boston. Binel London,
CIV; MI aud ME- Levy and two children, New Orleans
Strange New Work, ~ u Smith Philadelphia; Free.
body, quebec Mrs Kes scr, Cncnnai Hy Wise London
Procnsied, II Herman and son. New YORK Mrs Nicholas
children, Cncnnsli Jas Lceshmar, Montfeal w
York; Miss Dean Eneland; Mr. aud Mrs Ed Gleason Bos
ION, Mfs MlcranH three children Mo. real; Michcll
Alloa; W Patton Ailoai Ross England Jas Dunham
Nrv YORK Il Fowler, peekskill; w payner Pliisburg
Joseph scit, Geo Richmond Y; \ Woford, England |;
" Meinn, Il Day etels, X Davies New York Is Baneci
Swiizcrlaud. Geo y Woodroie ENGLAND: ! A dc lac.
snlle, San franclscg; Alex stewart syoney. N s;wGw
Ioncs Cincinnati; w Demlng, Ti.ley and Miller
New YORK: rome and w Smith, Pittsbura VIM Call.
we'll New York; Kobt Num- Montreal, Irai Johnson Eng
land; NJ Farley, Monircai Chas Eoyden, Nassau; Mac
Kowssky, Paris, John MeCaltncy Nassau q Wciss,
Paris; Jules Garoney San Franccp n German Hrookyn;
A sckei California;; iIcrschtaann and Nm sanderson
New York Jas Miburn, San Frncislp Henry Hart 81
paul, Mr and Mrs Russell ana infant, PEORIA ILL., and
Mrs corks New York; ChsIiesworlh Toronto spring
aud Iadrach, OhIo Ihos GEia JOS vogwe, w Pauch,
i Amos and G Harris, Ergand.--Sgecc, &5fS267.
Bgtuvorr PoaT RoyAtS'eNnship City of Richmond
Capt w Chase, Capt III IcAuhui Capt q Lawrence,
r. N Reynolds q Vanderbilt u Bnckr, Mr. signau, Jos
Stewart, III u Taylor Wm II Foster WIN Wright, WADE,
Tyler II Tyler, jos Ianay, Sinclar Mt Douglas, u
KlDg a WIlteaD, and " NJ tho seeol .Abins
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CITY Inteiiigence.

flIs DsAD BRouGar TO Idrs. --0n Sunday named
lorenzo McAule knocked down BY Of the Sixth
ayeaoe railroad the corner Of Broadway and Canal
street, and severely ia red that il thought hc
would die before he could reach the hospital Tue driver
.voA tor granted that he had killed the man, aud, at
the suggestion OF the bysanaaFs delivered himself nto
ths custody OF Captain HeiHi of the Eighth precinct
The police on rnyesg ang the case found that the dying
MAJ had been conveyed OF by two soldiers who hap
pene1 70 be passing a. The time but where the body had
been deposited moro than they could discover All
the hospitals and station houses searched. but no
trace Of the corpse could be discovered Tho police came
TO the conclusion tat some cnterprsing medical
student had got Hold OF the remains, and finally
gave up tho search in despair, The ooroners
We're. were then nol.aea OF ne casualty but not
decided to have the driver discharged Yesterday tue
mystery which surFOu.sed the affair with such lm-
penciraoe veil wa solved 70 tho satisfaction Of all par
tics including tho supposed dead man McAuiIe, il ap-
pears was recognized by friends while his way
10 the hospital and conveyed 70 his residence No Ill
Mulberry street, whore he now Lies IN fair way Of
recovery.
FREE MEDICAL hirrsnAror FAMILIES og ruI
oLNNTrs2s m Tus METROPOLITAN BRlaADE-The Comnlis9
sioners o. Police have decided that the families 0! vo
eers n the metropolitan Brigade shall have free medic.
attendance during the war. Will be from the fol-
loving cara issaed yesterday:
W gxs y nedoai advice. without charge az his once NJ
cecgu' ~ sae regiment NJ alton q this
These cards viii be distributed among the families Of
tne and the police sergeants will be expected
70 obey the order OF the cards being presented.
rr; .ssgs "j, AaShhs LAf,-ihe anniversary OF ST.
fr.nois Aavors Day vas celebrated in imposing
ner yesterday at the Twentythrd street Roman Catholic
church High mass sung at half.past ten clock by
the PASTOR assisted by Father Duranauet other cler
gymsn.
CoHFEsgNcr IsDrprsDESr METHODIST Cauauu-
The annual conference OF the Independent Metho
dist Church opened 10 the Rev Mr. Matison's church
Forty first street, yesterday Ordination services wall
take piacc this evening.
The HEw YORK CRY hrzis.gav This corps viii visit
one OF the lorts IN The harbo, this week Tor few days
artillery practice The Nory OF this command stu
aed at No 55j Broadway II Is under the command o.
MAJOR Gibson
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Wheat advanced 1c., with fair demand, and sales or
$50 600 bushels at 81 50 ~ s2 For white and 81 81 VI
~ for red amber Western 81 q asi 80 for Mlwau
kee club and amber spring, 81 IL 81 z5 for Chicago
spring, and 81 40 81 45 for red aud amber do Corn
triae dearer, with sales Of las 900 bushels mixed
Western nj 3c 14c for sound 60c .2c. for unsound
Southern white. Rye in demand at s3c S5c. 1000
bushels Of barley sold at FL 40 81 co. Oats
In less demand, at 64c. = o6tsc Per bushcl.
CANDLES steady but inactive.
CAL dull at former prices.
CoCoA--1J0 bags Sc. Domingo were sold on D. I.
CorroN In moderate request al unchanged quota
tiors Sales OF 100 bales reported CT re. 6sc
for middiines per 10.
FIsn we're generally dun and prices tended downward
and the market was depressed. 10 Liverpool there were
shipped 200 bbs at Is n 2s I'D, by American ana
foreign vessels respectively 20 900 bushels wheat at sd
Cd IN ships bags 5000 bushels corn on p T., wth by
foreign vessel bbs pork AT 4s, and 200 packages
bacon aud lard al a0s 10 Glasgow by foreign vessel,
200 bbis flour were taken at 3 I'd and 100 tcrces bcei
at 7s 10 London American vessel took 600 bbls
s 100 tierces beet nj 7s Fans so packages hams ~
Hay was IN better request a, 65c. s5c, for North
river.
IJors were selling freely a. l7c. 25c for new crop .
"''n "'1rsRcctlsnd 10 Soc for common, ana
SAylt sronps IA very limited demand existed fT sp
r8ts turrcntne at 81 70, aud c~rnmon rosiu at Slf
pc0yissx Pork was steady az tl3 III SIS % for
mcs fil 80 si % for prime, with salcs OF 300 bks
see wa, moderately inquired fog ~ former rates With
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onth OF November was as follows:-

iVI0u7o 'f.s r ''e0OIo'
The business at the philadelphia Custom Hous
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Sales at the THIRD Boa arJl.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3D. T. NJ.
AziEs.--Saes Of so bbls. made at s.c for pots
and &C. for pearls. Stock, s55 bb!s.
BRF,nsrrTFs-Flour opened moderately active, and ad
vanced IS 1Oc., but closed anguidy with downward
tendency. Sales made OF 81 900 bbls. State and
Western 600 bbls Canadian and 500 bbs. Southern
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Markets..
ruTIABELpHIA STOCK BOARD.

FUILAbELFHTA sTUCk BUkRD.
PiniA ApEipiuA, Dec Q, 1862
stocks steady. Pennsylvania nvcs, e3s; Read.
ing Railroad, - Morris Canal 81 Vi Long Island Rail-
road 20 Pennsylvania Railroad, 5j4 Sight exchange
New York at par
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Atthc third board IN wheelocks room, the
market was very active and excited All the lead
ing railway shares were in demand 1T al advance
Of "a u per cent over The prices Of the second
board, aud the transactions were very ,ergc in.
deed,
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The open board association has appointed COM
niittees ona Charter. building and a constitution
and bylaws. These committees will report on
Saturday It is fAmored thai building will be
erected for the purpose.
The export OF gold by the Persia, which sailed
for England to-day. is s5ls 267. Il &MMX
The business at the United States Mint at Phila-
depla for the month of November was as fol
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The seamshp City OF New York. Capt Peirie sailed short
ly after u yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship Great Eastern Capt Paton sailed yesterday
Srom Flushing Bay for Liverpool.
The steamship Borussa Capt Traamann sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Hamburg.
snIr EtlzA Ella which run ashore In May last has
sur sowAnsKr Johnson reported from Genoa with salt
for New York anchored on Hog Island mouth Of Bristol
The shp List We notice sales Boston OF AZ ship
Revere 73i bn at Boston in ls49 AK ship Nathaniel
toms s S At IN S on terms da m
Al bark saaea 80 tons ea a. Eas' ge.,S TO-, in lsS
hi his "ssc aSrt Az Sas anDae ons built s
built 10 lsss al Edenon Nc, 5000; Ai,s ship Herald
built a, Bath IN 1855, s26.ouo, cash.
Ship Iconu Mt San Francisco, has been sold TO Adams
schr corneia Ig7 tons, Of Mystic she returned ta
sold for S220O to New London parties
Whatemen.
Sea- Honolulu Dec q sanda Island FEB l. Chatham island
March % with - bls sp and 1880 do VIII oil o. board sen
1900 bbls VIII q, from ship catsarae In gale AIri - lat
has eered the ship home The chains Re
SD s9hda Island Jan g sGp Oliver crokcr
f.,t Il, bark Pearl Kew ronaen, dated a, Port
M 'H"s % pS' %sa II e1. hes
IN sharre Of Capt BAILEY ns @ a ase 81 s s oas
smith, MI ready having taken 4s bbls since last
from Capt srooner q bark Joshua Bra6 don, YB
ns Report spoke sae Jay Mary NB IS sp, Capt
sorr sk ho reported ht ks Breeze, Weeks, NIB, $50
sp 80 81 Helena Ground; Chilli King 10 0bbs; Louisa steen
d. 80 cornsla, Poole loo do brig Leonidas skr
",ss spascr-a,y 90 lalips lon III 2,w bark Corning,
NB JUJ bos ~ oil, reported had not seen whale
.Ur u months.
spoken. xc.
ship wi Cat "a day from New orleans for Nfork, july
iars Nugget ~ days from cicnuegos for NYork, July ~
| lat aG Ion "a 20 -. =. ,,.,,.s L.,
lark Merrimac Portland, from Carfcnas for Phiadcl
HrS ilami ton q Niet Tor piniaad July 10, Is mle
i WsW ii ON sand key l. ght ,,.,.., .,,, q,
Brig " Kennedy. rom Cardenas ior roFuap"i oup
| hat 70, Ion ~ 50. - ,,x =, a, % "a -,
Hril Berry hence for Maianr"s July ~ =" ~ % ~
\ rs - -. s.,,.,. r.. Syo.,
| Jul, ~ lat ~ ~, Ion ~ 81. 60, -, ,o =,
Hrir w q CLARK from Philadelphia Tor SW fass june ~
Care ienlagn NV 20 miles; - g.. 81, -, 49,, .,
LAT 33 A. Ion ~ U3. ,,t. 49,. go, ta,. -. ~,
| atcirbia luly ia. + miles 81 ot tnfAsOit Reef.
Scir n Kinney, Orr, from Key West fer Philadelphia
lr spencer D. hence for Fort Royal July y. hat 3 q
y" 4 ~ Foreign Ports.
NsY,,warr July iBIn tft tarks sherwood, Gray, Cold
| =, pt,te Whttcbetrt SIR Su.Hu Gins.
- n er,t, p,r. NCA, june .3-Nu nj -srl IN ort.
BeizF Hon, w. I, 6--ib tort brs Cubs, Aly ~ 81
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and resolutions highly patriotic in character ndorsiag
The and approving tho call for three hum
DIRE Thousand more volunteers, were adopted kesou-
tions adopted requesting the Supervisors OF the
county Of 5000 TO bo used ~ bounty
che 6rss two rsgimhnts raised in the country.
Encouragement for Volunteers ~ se.
Louis.
81. LOUIS, July %, 1852.
The Desocsas learns from reliable source that the
County Commissioners Of the Court Of So Louis have
agreed to appropriate hundred thousand dollars for
the benefit Of the families volunteers who enlist under
the new call OF the President who enter the state
vice from this county under Governor Gamble This
will go far to encourage the speedily hing up Of
regiments now In process of formation in this city,
War Meeting ON Boston Common.
BosroS, July IS, 1852.
Tne citizens rally on the Common this afternoon was
initiatory TO accession Of similar gatherings fol-
low, and largely attended. J. Thomas Stevenson
read stirring address, which, in printed form, 10
bong circulated the city Eloquent remarks
mado by venerable Father Taylor, of the Seamen g
Bethel Patrick Donahue editor OF the Pilot and others
Volunteering throughout the State ia reported active
and encouraging.
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War Meeting at PIttsburg.

ialsbche, ouiy 81, iooS-
The meeting o.day most remarkable de-
monsraton Our city presented quite gala day ap.
pearance, business bcing entirely suspended. There
were flags, banners and music in every direction Al
O'Clock NJ Pittsburg emptied its population into
North Common, Alegany, where several stands were
erected for speakers The venerable Judge Wilkins pro-
sided the assemblags, assisted by innumerabe
vice presidents and several secretaries Speeches
delivered by Governor Curtin, Judge wilkins John Co
vode, p c. Shannon Ex-Governor johnson and Others
from the English stands and Messrs. Sciberrick Felix
and others from the German stands.
Governor Curtin In the course OF his speech alluded
TO the President having last learned that We
actually engaged in war without charging that mis-
takes have boon made II s enough say that after long
months Of schooling tho s 10 be prosecuted
with vigor. War violence, and In time Of war
man reapees into barbarism. Tho property nay even
life Of the enemy, everything he has, must take and
against him. In the absurdty of civilization
mics have left guard at every house. and they left
enemies behind them 70 hunt and destroy. This
The crops the Valley Of tho shenandoah bel H.
to u.s. that house, that man, be he white or black, Ii
claimed by our enemy, belongs to US. In regard 70 Offer
ig bounty money TO volunteers, the Governor said
when the call for troops was issued, l he
STATED 10 call the legislature together. }
had no power 70 appropriate bounty, aud coul
put my hand into the public treasury without the
authority Of law. To call the Legislature together would
have required from four to eight weeks perhaps
much longer to negotiate the loans l. therefore n
Guided throw the whole matter providing bounty
our volunteers upon individual patriotism aud be
atty Of the people Of Pennsylvania. Another aspect
the is foreign intervention. The rebels having bills
ered their perjury, ask for the
orelgn nations When Of our comm, rs seized
VI theft representatives We surrendered them
arrogant Power for reasons well known. Now, II
mat Pwer desires to test the pluck Of this
nation let the Engish lion show his teeth by interven
lion. Our is grit by non ships, and IL twonty
millions Of people rise In their power they crush
Ut the rebellion, and at the time protect thom
seiyes from foreign intervention
number Of patriotic resolutions passed, comp
nenlary the general and Stale calling
~ the citizens every county Of the
come and sustain the Union recommend
ing bounty of nty dollars to zach volunteer: appoint
g committee solicit subscriptions for such purpose
Aer which the meeting adDoarned. IL Is said that
large amount will be subscribed Ia this city.
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Meeting ut Tow anda, Pa.

TowAspA "a, July 10, 1852.
largo county meeting held at this pIa-e today
without distinction Of partly To adopt measures for rails
,ng volunteers under the call. It was recommended
that Governor Curtin adopt tho as that
sued by Governor Morgan, Of New York, namciy-oier
ing a bounty Of nfty dollars for recruits. Enstmeuts
are now going on and great unanmty among tho
ms
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SfHACosn, ~. II ;, July 20, Icu<s
Syracuse 10 doing nobly. Tho Salt Company Of Onor-
daga to-day subscribed $4,000 70 aid in raising rsgi
under the last call Of the President This makes
SIS subscribed 70 the patriotic fund in this city u
two day&
The Of vas Buren, subscribed Silos last evening
At public meeting the town Of Lysandsr, q ls. and
the town Of Marcelus, q 900.
Volunteers are beginning TO come in rapidly The pros
pect OF raising the regiment is cheering The feeling
warm patriotism Is universal Old Onondasa will do her
whole duty.
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War Meeting in Chicago.

0IIl'8G Z dUI9 To TSH1
The Sst meeting tonight the lrgest and most
cnhls demonstration held for years. The strees
aul qunfo adjoining tho Court House. noar which the
mcctirg q Nrre held, were crowded until late ho r.
ccbts gcro a,ada by several yi,mneJt gentlemen,
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War Meeting at wheeling.

WHEELING, July 70, 1862.
large and enthusiastic meeting held in this
city afternoon. Addresses made by Governor
Pierrepont Hon. Sherrard Cicmcns and others. The
speeches endorse the vigorous policy Of the admin
stration. A memorial adopted praying the county
court TO make levy Of $40 900 70 aid volunteering.
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War Meeting at Corinth.

CORNING N. Y, July 20, 1892
Last evening very large and enthusiastic war meet
ing held here Colonel Van vakenburg Lieutenant
Colonel Dven Adjatant G. L. Smith, Hon. T. Beadls Rev
r X. Beecher, II. N. Hyde and others addressed the
people. In consequence Of the immense crowd in the
hail. another large meeting organized in front Of the
Dickinson House steuben county has 800 the
service. Her quota to the regiments will be filed in
a week, making 900 from old steuben.
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War Meeting In Philadcl-
phia.

phia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1862.
There was tremendor- herring in Independence
Square this afternoon, to the people Of Philadsl
pha TO the support Of the In the
Of the The square densely crowd.
cd any occasion Thirty five thousand persons
present
Tho assemblage addressed from three stands by
prominent local speakers, who created much enthusiasm
BY expressions OF patriotism and appeals 10 arms.
The proceedings at the principal stand, located mme
diatey in the Of Independence Hail. opened by
prayer by Rev J. Wheaton Smith.
Mayor Henry, taking the chair made earnest ap
peal for men and means 70 aid the cause
Resolutions were unanimously adopted recommending
the employment Of all the power and tho Execu
tive command TO put down tho rsbslIion thanking
the President for the change in policy in the
rebel property acknowledging friends only those loyal
to the government and all others-whether living in our
midst or fighting in the ranks Of focs-as enemies
pedging the support in resisting
any foreign interference, approving OF the call Of the
President for additional troops recommending every
able bodied citizen to unite himself TO some military
organization to be ready for any emergency
Able speeches made BY Hon. william D. Kelly.
Ex-Governor Pollock, Daniel Doughsrty, ESQ., Colonel
John w. Forncy and Others
A letter was received from Edwin Forrest, ncosng
check for one thousand dollars ito carry on the war
against the rebels and restore the Unon whose benign
influence has given blessings than all the political
combinations of the world besides.n
Colonel Forney also subscribed five hundred dollars,
and several other large subscriptions made during
tho progress Of the meeting.
Tho enthusiasm extraordinary. A manifestation
of dsloyaty the part Of individual in tfc crowd
LED to his being ousted from the square in very
mary manner.
An expression by OF the speakers that every
means TO crush the rebellion to the arming OF 10y
alists whose hearts were with u.s. though their skins
we're darker, should DO used, received with ap
plarse.
The influences of this meeting will undoubtedly have
great elect IN stimulating recruiting.
1t was announced that, up to this tmc one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars had been subscribed for the
bounty fund Of this city, by individuals exclusive Of the
railroad fund. Large sums wero subscribed at the
meeting.
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this list 10 gvcn before bounty has been paid entry
ISIS bounty due for enlistment"-wi be made theron
In case OF enlisted soldiers, the entry, payment
or non-pay ment, viii be made the nrst roll,
and the Superintendent OF the Recruiting Service will
notified VI the fact.
D. Vouchers for payment will be In the sorn Of oonso
hdated receipt rolls.
By order OF tho Secretary II War.
l. THOMAS, Adjutans General
PORN or v0uCrRR PREMIUMS.
We, the undersigned, do hereby acknowledge to
have received from Lisut -, regiment
a., recruiting officer Tor from -, mus
tering and disbursing olcer), the opposite
procuring ana bringing the rendezvous accepted
cruts. Our names placed opposite the Of
cruits 30 furnished, and ws have signod duplicates
hereof
Nx..< lofFcrsonl y
A'~'S'" ing Re "'""'
| /
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LOUISVILLE, July 20, 1852.
There was an immense and enthusiastic meeting at the
Court House last evening. Resolutions wero unsni
mousy passed for the preservation Of the Union at
cost approving the Presidents call for additional volun
teers pedgng Kentucky to furnish her quota thereof
recurring those who volunteer contribute bc
rally for the families OF those who enlist proposing the
prompt arrest and punishment of the maraudng bands
now invading Kentucky; declaring that Union men viii
not tolerate Office holders who have fought held on,e
in the Confseracy that the city Council bc requested 10
appropriate 100000 for the support Of the families =
volunteers These resolutions ably supported by
Erigader Genarals BOYLE and Benbrdge and Others.
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War Meeting at Ithica.

IrMcA July %, 1852.
AT large and enthusiastic war meeting held in this
village last evening the resolutions passed by the meet
ing In New York were reafirmed unanimously. Many
enlistments were made on the spot.
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Address OF the Union Merchnts' Exchange
OF So. Louis.

ST. Loris, July ~, 1862.
Tho Union Merchants Excl aagc, at enthusiastic
meeting to VI unanimously adopted stirring and pa
triotc addrc,s the people Of Missouri. unfalterng
aud uncondit tlna hdety tho Union the sentiment,
and liberal ait 10 the volunteer fund pledged. scve-
raj thousan dollars Immediately contributed TO
colonel Clinton Fskc, Secretary OF the Exchange TO
uid him to rlt tha rcsimont II the neld forthwith
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MISC u LLAy NOUS

NY MAN TROUBLED WITH
N Bilious Complaints. us Lib tta
& Cholera M0rous
Diarrhusa "a, nysentery and
Every other Summer Complaint
Has only himself blame anxiety and suffer-
ing when al the world knows that against all disorders dis
tenn riscas of the
TIE FRENCH cUoNAC BITTERs, NAG EHt !
taken ordinary rtan preventive and
giving instant relief The genuine French Cog.
Btters inor,e.i onl by y sole agents.
him at 20 Nassau street. and by 3. c. OAK
LEY, n all druggists, ami liquor
dealers throughout the linked States. ,s.sa sEl
4 GNEw's, go GREENWICH STREET, CORNER or
Murray Is the place Teas Flour and all
kinds of Groceries ch, ap for cash. &*NA
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X THOSE AFFLICTED
READ THIS.
NEW YORK, October. 1861.
hereby certify that eneciuaily enrei of Iheama-
usm in it, m os acute FORM by METTAM'S METAL
Lie sOLES which consider invention of IN alciabe
benefit hctcd wl complaints OF rheumatic na-
ture and gracefully ru.osnfn nd as safe and certain
remedy for nyalids sui Ter from such eompants
Captain ANTHONY III. HAGGERTY,
Ocean liz ,se, Long Brancn, N. J.
To MsrrAx 4 Co.. 40 Broadway.
Call or
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NorEs-1 Act Of February 49, 1862, although prohibit
discharge Of minors from the service does autho
rze their enlistment muster into the service except
with written consent Of parent guardian master.
g IL should be borne in mind that the law provides
for the enlistment of collective able bodied men, and If
any ocer shall enlist any contrary the
intent and meaning of the law is further provided that
for every offence he shall forfeit and pay the OF
the bounty and clothing which the person recruited
may have received from tho public to be deducted
OF the pay and emouments or such offcer.o
ain Of volunteer recruits the OF the recruit
will appear in this column in case the money paid
to him.
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War Meeting ON Boston Common.
S HIPP G NE w S

YORK-fBIs DAY.
81 NOON 8,
SUN SETS. II HIGH WATER.
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certify that ths correct that the recruits
cspted elective and able bodied" and that,
accepting them, have been strictly governed by para
graphs 925 and 926, Recruiting Regulations.