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The New York herald., 1863-12-23
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rrHE GREAT AMERICAN REgEDIEs,
L THE uREAr AaEkiCAN EhMEDiEs.
THE GhEAf AMEhiCAn RLMfpitf.
TIE GREAT AMHucAE kEaLpiES,
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HELMBCLo's aEnulNs IREpAhaIioEs,
UELMBOlD GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
e.l uELAbOLDs GENUINE PnEfAkArlOss,
hELNPOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
"HIGuLY CCNrEhTRsfED'
RICHLY COnCEHrkATED'
COMFCUND
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COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BHcDu,
FLUID EXTRACT BUGuu,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCBu.
pnsltve and specific remedy for diseases 81 the
BLADDER. klDkErs. GRAVEL AND DROP5IcAI.
SWElLiNGS.
This medicine mo power decston aud esetes
the atsoTbenls ino healthy which the water or
dispositions
reduced as well as pain milan nation aud good for
men, women er children
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icr matter In DO rspc,ses the Bcuse pvccssdr yss
t,aav IN me ,ass clause which should read. sPvovded
Una. said r.nst.vlop and esenrson shas" not b ~
IL
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CITY Iutsllisence.


TBs nbof CLHNs.--ibe whole number Of claims for
damage sustained during the late conssrpton riots In
this city amounts 70 two thousand three hundred and
seventeen Out Of this large number the eupervsors
committee have passed upon $50 CLAIMS and ordered
the payment of over half million Of dollars therefor.
on adversely txc hundred aud seven have tccp advsr
tsed but never responded to- and seven hundred a6d
eighty seven yet remain 10 be examined.
SKATING IsrolGkSts-A - special meeting Of the New
York skating Grub win be held this evening at hsifpsst
seven O'Clock at Cooper Institute, room le
PARTICULARS BcwERy FiRE.--lnsurabces co pork
packing establishment Of Kelsey a cady, 2oa Bowery,
si2 800, az follows Etna 81 600 Home Of New Haven
" 600 Harmony $1,000 Firemen's Trust, $1,000 Kings
County $1,000; A,sntc, $500, and g. 600 in company
name not remembered. Loss about $4,000. steubso
House, No. 2q1, kept by Sxtus Ludwig Kapn Insured
for - -Germsnia 800 Relief, 81 300 and y GOO
Buildugs 2sl and 29a owned by Fierce Hsstead Loss
s25 COO insurance POI go o0oBowery, ~ 600; Park
fe,ss cooSer soS ~ Park ' City,
5000. No. 205--Tcbacco sto.e Of Ro sman 4 kappe
Loss $4,000 Insured 81 200 as l"lloSs no Fehs 1870
81 900, Manhattan, 81 900; Psc6c 5000; Peop'e's,
81 800 Building, frJns, insured 5000 IN lowcry rear
n 600 IN Hamilton ard 81 GOO In fowery No. Us East
Houston street cabinet furr ure factory OF Frederick
Krutns. Lose $4,000, insured 81 COO, as ioowsBrs
WORT 81 000 St. Nichols, 81 600 Globe, 81 coo, and
harmony q 200 Bulnng owned by FISHER Bird
damaged $500 and insured 900 In the Broadway and
Park insurance companies
Rmxpnox 90 wAnp scuool No. ll.--Ths reception Of
Ward School No H. held their schoolhouse twenty
seventh street. yesterday afternoon, the school ofcers
ana large number Of visitors being present. was the
scene Of an unexpected presentation Of handsome
pete sets "Appcton's American Encycopcdia 10 the
principal and vice principal Of that Institution from its
graduates Meesrs rwamlcy and vinton delivered the
presentations to the teachers Messrs. Oney and Albro
accompanying such act with appropriate remarks which
were happily and fecngly responded to oy the recipients
Of the Donors
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Wolfe Esq The Of the Dusseldorf Gallery, No.
s4s Broadway yesterday afternoon. The following lst
VIII give OF The paintings, together with The
amounts which iGey brought and the p0scbasers:--
tnr- hwsRcAR SCHOOL
cattle Seeking Shelter from On Approaching Storm,
Pinnated Grouse, sis5-Hardiog
Runed Grouse, Sl25--Harding.
Quail, 405-Austp.
Woodoock, $9b.
Twilight Honrs Slab Morris
Remniscsnce Of New England S2to.Lockwesd.
American Winter Landscape, &3tO--Webb.
The Edge OF a Wood, f5O0-Green.
Danco or the Haymaksrs, e5o0-sanford
ODyer Cromwell and MS Daugbtcr, t40o--Wieey.
:. pcrsrait cr George Washington, sbso--J. W..
Miniature Of General Washington, 45t0-SsuSrd.
The traveller 8 Home sso-ArDey.
Disputed Game. 5000 H. J.
EScIrW school,.
Ingsb Coast scene, $!oo-weekuy. tafl
The Morn;pg Ride, $l9o-B Barber. t
The Drink OF MIX, s3so-MarsbaIl.
Mare aud Foa, S2Ob-EmBett.
Sow and Pigs, $aQ5-Sanrord
S1otch Mountain Scenery, $16c-Stewart
The River Crossing. S1I0-Stnart
Landscape, With Cattle and sheep, ssoo-LoskwoOd.
May end december, S35o-EiIlard. rf
pharsohs Hories, ftoo-ssnfcFd, tat
The Cpvaor's IONS, 81 .1bo--Snnfort.
Crossing the brook, $l70--Iawrense
Morning on the Cumberland Mountains, with Cattics
SI77b--stewart
Flock q wesp sheep with nouniau Scenery, 81 100
Brown.
Rival Ga Dsants. 81 ! sos Snedicor.
The SuFrno Cup 10 the Time OF Charles y, 81 100
Stewart
water Color Drawings, bought By Mcssrs. Brown and
Felt.
windsor taetlt from the Thames, fseo-Felt. .at
Girsy Life fa0o-Emmett
taiharIpe aud Potrucio, f2eo-lalor.
The circassIan Slave, S3s0--coc.
Crossing the Brook, $365-Ieyton.
gbe iu1hess Reading Ion QuiSote, f375-Tay'or.
The j. hermans Return. a350-Taylor.
Bountain ny tho Roadside, Normandy, f7Qo-Fet
reasaGts Mt the Mountain, ,f390--Tayior.
Head OF a DaiInaiia Podesia, $46o--Blodsct.
Pilgrims al the Holy Water Font Of 81 Peters, Rome,
S7eC-icit.
etFmzN s,BooI.
Tho interrupted ReDd,zvous, y7b-Emmett
Peter, the Hermit, Preaching the Crusades S65--Hapa
Tyrolese Teaiosters, f25O--Stcwart. .' -
The Boow Worm Hg0-Benedct. r Iasas
artisi Life 10 the Stud.e. 81 jab-snedcor.
Mary stuari ard John Knox s256--Grcep.
srrng and " inter- ~ Life f55e--Sagborue. .ltti.
Conoiium Mcde,. 81 ,lt0-fAyIor.
sr Jeoc ralsian 1hro~n.lnio the Tnamss, $eqs-Isd-
J,uriou. sH
Svlpiaec fe,e on the Rbrs saSo-Arnoids q
|. lntroduong New Scholar Familiar Scene 10 Village
School, s2,5so-ste~1t
tarIy Morning N ibe houniains of Norway, Ss25-
Bviow
Sensst tho Roman Campana, f3qo-Gray
View of the Coast Of Sicily, Storm Clearing CO. 50 600
Sanford. fI.N HtNt.t
p,sna Surprised by Actccn, easo-Taylor
Ihc Elves, 81, ,<7b--BoyAn
Portraits OF the Artists o. the School Of Dusseldorf
Se36--sovnrt
I6e Old Bean, 3sSb-1aylor.
Tbe Politicians, Inferior a. Prus Cafe, 81 0Jo
The entire brought 81 coo. To-day the sss
vii ne continued.
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uIaCrLLANnOuR.

aIsCELbANBOUS.
(voLD FEEr s COLD rEET.
6aivapo Eec,ro Ms,sic IHsoLEs they infarlibe
for Cold Feet Rheumatism &c and all Nervous Dis
METTAM co, once f2e Broadway.
Isso'es 81; per man. 81 ~ Send for circular
fyENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM.
" PHlNEAs SMITH,
Sit Broadway
between walker and Canal streets New York
An ths late styles Of tnsiish and American skates
SMITHS improved bsate, new toe and neel, made 10
order by Ma sden Brothers Of sbeneld, FngiaDd
Du1fON h sbcll groove Skates, for leaypera
aole psunfaeturer OF BRADfs genuine New York Club
Skate, without strsps
Dcpot Of the American Psror or FLOR ssa,s
~ ,dys patent sksiing shoe for sdies and rtntenen,
aa.. Gncst assortment OF Tool Chests In the United
Also Ia '.v psefcnis from ~ 10 sloV
statos for hois... = seat on sppli 'ation.
Illustrated price lIsss
no CoNsuMPrIyEs A vsiasblc pgescrlp.
ton for the cure of Consumption A. ~ ~ ferdins
al Throat aud Lang affections free OF cbaIs.r
Rev. r. A. WILSON.
William sburx
Kines county N y
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Court CsIsudar-Th0 Day.
SurBxvp ptourI--Cincuu.--psrt 1--caenoar unchanged
Parts and 3--Adjcurped without day.
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Dsash OF = Ts,.s..phsr.

n,ApnphA pec 1 IecS
Mr. isaac MadarA telegraph operator Of acknowledged
sb,lty died Al his residence 10 this city this morning
AZ tho commencement of the rehslop Mr.. kadasa
connected with tbe telegraph oo NJ Baltimore and bis
able management OF Affairs during thas period was OF
much service to the scverrmp, aud won the esteem Of
the press OF the country
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ia. sell. as en-. Derby oaliery.

INC Sofe - sne Derby O0uerys
ves extensive ssf OF oil paintings, by European and
American srfss, took pace sst eysApg q tbe Derby
Gasery The ssciOsssr kr Edward sinsssnich, Who
bmse good judce Of wortt Of art The attend snce
a, the sale large and contained many counossseure
The sale VIII be continued this evening until ali the pic
tbe catalogue numbering altogether hundred
and twenty d,e, are disposed o. 1he bidding good
ana the prices obtained mos pretty fair though
many hne pictures went very low.
The Drsi Put up was a small picture 10 q elL<rsme
frame aud picture bepr together about a square fco,
ave bu. the picture by schlcspgef Of Dusseldorf
INC ruil in an orchard r6e Grsi bid for Il wa. twenty
dollars The rext twenty then u went " twenty
ss ,wsuy 'n'es ssey swes esb o twenty s
yspidy--stoppcd for q momenl thea took another
upward start like the eed 10 wa street and went rush
finally knocked down Mr.. Avery Tor e5e. = :. =
ludiscreet crriosty." bv Rcssiicr, "cabinei Land
Musnps by ,6e same master and sIier.
sjdaoe VI Iwteldorf, and many other small
ric,ares, we're knocked oos 70 a. many eessrs, a'
priees RAGING from t2t ies'o -s-s1.s -.
Z 90. ssi 'nSy@," " Carl nor Ibs piciprs repre-
AID oae Of ,nern fondlhF preiy bird N nef hands
siIe, beautifully cclcred and Handsomely framed IL
started sicc, then bounded $3.50 sl7s 500, s22s
i i Was kno<ksd dc~p al iasl Mr. Farley for fsss
naniber Of handscme works followed BY various ar
lsts and brought rrc.e varying from $40 70 $500.
And theu "orardmosher's Deght,p BY r. Hedman a
dusseldorf was pct W lhh represented old lady,
with child 10 her arms, bcholains syouth, who was
evidently her grandson, tsning tn stream successfully
VIII oyful expression of triumph depleted 10 tM coun.
tsnance The srsndmotbcrs features were also radiant
VIII oyful Satisfaction az tte contemplated tho scenc
tcferc hor The coor o. the picture was equal 10 tho
ecsign ard dclrnesiot. The nrst b,d was fQso, then
fo0, then $3.50, uoo i4CO. ~ quick success
eoI. PAUSE aud the IictaIs was fpay kuoskcd down
bi fi15 10 NJ An,hory
'gbs rosesa ssrssds. rss .so,sea ocvs " Er
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This IN an OF the blood. and attacks the uA
rAns Innings the throat wndpipe and other
surfaces making its appearance In the form Of ulcers
Hembolds B1tract sarsaparia puries the blood and
movsr ali etuptions OF the akin giving 10 the
pIeIion a and healthy color II being prepared
pressy for complaints It's blood purifying
parstiop OF SarsapaTilla
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Prepared op'y by the wopr,s,or q v,su.sy
NEW roIT AokacY
SEw YORK AGENCY.
NEW YORK AGENCY.
new YokK AGENCY
NEW yoRK AGENCY.
AT nELnBoLps CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
AT HELxBoLDs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES, OLD OR YOUNG
SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE. ~, 4r.Tv Nv.
In many affections peculiar females the Extract Buchu
unequaed BY any other remedy asn Chloross Reen
Panfulness Suppression Customary
Excavations liberated Scrrhons state Of the Uterus
LeueoT Whites, seriy, and forAll complaints incl
dent to the sex whether arising from Indscretion Habits
oil Dissipation, or in The
Zee symptoms above.
NO FAMILY sHObLD BE WITHOUT IT.
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po,sce Inte,I,scnce.

Dnrsssp.--Tbe Of alleged conspiracy aganst
Messrs. Rjeaenbersx and j. A. Csrreras, menioned In
our police vepcvss tee weeks sipcc has been dismissed
ard the defendants hoporably discharged. .ttfn
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FINE Az T s !.

Fine gale Of WOife's Paintings at the Dus-
seId0rf Gallery. gffr
IBec wss sale Of choice paintings belonging 10 John
wolte Esq The Of the Dusseldorf Gallery, No.
s4s Broadway, yesterday nfternoon. The following ist
w give he names OF The paintings, together with the
amounts which tEey brought and the p0scbasers--
ANkRsoAR seHoOI.
Cattle Seeking Shelter from On Approaching Storm,
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BLEEDING or THE LUN6s
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
BLEEDING or The LUNGS
BLEEDING OF TBR LUNGS.
BLEEDING OF THE LUHss
READ THB FOLLOWING

The discovery making medicine that viii
sure Inflammation OF the Lnngs and Liver Complaint
When commenced 10 your rine Tree Tar Cordial wss
so all appearance near my grave had been for ieDqh
physicians for employed two) promo vnccd me past coe
but sisterhad used your Cordial which
sort 70 try ~ and thank GOO D.e % H. have
taken twelve bottles and perfectly tured and
and willing that person that is SICK skonld call me-
and win tell them what Cordial has done Al
friends and ueehb0rs utterly asionished IA
spcedy return TO health. for they had blood
cloed state frequently. Publish my case want
person that surertny as To- know OF
valuable medicine Respectfully. JOHN vEhDIN
Crease street. us doors above Richmond etrset Phs-
Ielphia.
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Mr. 1Rrsstli. (ser OF H., submitted the following
Resolved. That ,he e~reisry of War he direucd y
furnish the senate WIN me names al hs
ma ana ftiCadsr generals VITO without
gdnrfe equal 20 brigade ga ing how long each
has been without such clmmand, Ard whether each has
staf, so of that raDh, and
amou ~ ray, incndiog ,taous rstions
together With the members o his star has been
aud asO thai the Secretary % War inform the senate
many major and brisadcr generals In command Of
par''lentE dlsircts rni the oyri States and
wbetter any necessity sts that requires that those
pA-.ness distfieis and poss shond be snded hy
sive sta6s. Na'
90 moi on Of Mr. spsss.S the scpais Adjourned
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DR.. wIsHam;-sn-I had Bronchitis Inflammation of TIE
Lungs, Sbortuess OF Breath aud paipaton tho
their forms had been treated by several OF be
most eminent physciars In Philadelphia, butt could
stop the rapid disease ot
ever bsing restored 10 heath. truly the verge
the Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly
mendcd to me by friend ir'ed IT, and am lhautful
that after using fonr bo,.o
house. No. 91S North Second street. st nv ne
ceiver or TaAes from ga n. r. n. .hesinof
and Si1tb streesa
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FRoNI NEW YoRK.
NEW YnRK. Santamhar

NG" 4uAAt OepLemDer 70.
The Times has the following:
General Plessanion reached the Rapidan
river at RacoOn ford yesterday forenoon
after considerable heavy skirmishiBg be-
tween Culpepper and that place. Up to
that time 10 rebel infsntry lad been met
with though heavy force Of rebel cavalry
had been driven back by our forces.
Fighting was going on at RaooOn ford
yesterday. The enemy was vigorously re-
sistiDg all our attempts to cross. 1t is
supposed there was q brigade Of infantry
at that point resisting our advence.
General Foster telegraphs from Fortress
Monroe that the main body Of the rebel
army is at Richmond, where Lees head.
quarters now are, and that there is Nc
force Of any consequence in Gen. Meade's
front. Gen. Pleasanton will probably as
certain tte exact position Of the rebel army
In day or two. ZOE
A train Of cars ran through to Culpep
per from Washington to-day with supplies
for our troops.
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OHARLEsTON NkMs.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ib.--
The steamer Mary Sanford, from Charles
ton bar on the night of the 18th, has ar
rived, and brings dispatches for the Gov
ernment, and mail from the feet -ga
Gilmore is so,ively erecting batteries on
the upper end of Morris Island, sustain
ing heavy IRE from Forts Johnston and
MouItrie. The rebels have two fifteen inch
guns in Moultrie. -f.
Sumter is sileneed, but is still garrison
ed, aud the rebel flag is still g. ing. odd
No attempt has been made to capture the
fort since the recent Tepulse Of the boats.
The Monitor PatapseO has gone to Port
Royal to repair. --t
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FKoM wAsHISGTON.
WAsH1NcroE. seutember

WASHINGTON, September 10.
On Sunday morning ss party of slaves,
thirty in number, were making their way
to Washington from their masters homes
in Anne Arundel and Calvert counties,
through Centerville, patrol, composed Of
citizens Of Prince George county, attempt
ed to stop them. The slaves resisted, and
IS some Of them were armed with old mus
kets, sttenptsd . use them, but they hung
hre and proved inefeetusl.' Ths pstrOleE5
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SHERlFF's SALE.

OHERIFFs SALE --In obedience to the
~ command of an order of sale issuedfrom the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and
State Of Ohio, and to me directei in the e
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff, and James
Mc,5l egOr Is defendant, shall expose to sale st
public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
IN the city of Cleve and in sad county, on the
seventh day Of October, A d. 1867 at the hour Of
two O'Clock P N. Of sad day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, TO wit: Lot No.
one hundred and sixty two in Ezekiel FolsOm's
allotment of the Charles Taylor farm, IN Ohio
City, (noW Cleveland , sad lot being on Detroit
street, with front Of forty feet, and extending
back with the same width to Vermont street.
Said lot is appraised at 5000.
EDGAR II. LEWIS, Sheriff,
By L. b. WHITNEY, Deputy.
L. PRExTIss, PLAINTIFF Atty.
SherGi's Office, a
ClevsIand, Ohio, Sept I, 1863. sep8I1S
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semething about the Campaien.
A Columbus letter to the Cineinns


IA Gazette has the folle sing; sTEHBI
aGenersl Gsrfslds Admirable letter to
Governor DennisOn about Tallandigham's
defense Of the rebels, is beginning to be
heard from. The charges Of intentional
falsehOod hsd been pretty well established
before by all sorts Of cOrFobaFstiSe testi-
1-s mony; but there was vented a responsible
~ name % give its personal weight to the
statements Gen. Garfield is Mr. valland-
igham's equal in political position, and
more than his equal ia ability; while his
transparent truthfulness is as fixed as his
existence. Under the sanction Of his
name, men begin to accept for truth what
they had hi herto regarded ss simply q
ioneering attack.
The campaign promises to grow more
lively IS 1t progresses. Senator Wade
(Vhose health has net been very well re-
established lstely has beeE speeding the
hot weather by the sea shore, but he will
speedily enter upon his appointments in
1v our Southern tiers Of counties. Senator
Chaadler Of Michigan has been asked to
continue in the State One or two ap-
pointments have been made for him in
eonneetion with senator Wade, and sppli-
cations ior MIN come in upon the Central
Committee from different quarters.
Thomas Francis Meag6er is to be sent
70 Cincinnati, Dayton and other points,
where there is large Irish vote If Irish
men Will not believe him, they would not
believe though one should rise from the
dead. It is understood that Secretary
Chase hopes to be able to spend 3 week Il
Ohio during the present month, and The
Central Committee has suggested that, il
possible, he should speak in Cincinnati
Columbus. Cleveland snd Toledo. If hi
comes 81 oil, be is certain to speak in Gin
cinnsd-Ht the 0pers House, according t.
the present understanding"
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then fred in among the fugItives and
wouAdtd five Of them, two seriously; other
parties coming TO the aid Of the patrol
most of the slaves were secured and taken
in charge by their owners who had BY this
time overtsken them. -.
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Mammoth Elephant Hannibal, Tippo
Sab, the great Performing Elephant,
4 Lions and Eionesses,l pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, native Of Ameri-
ca, Caffir Lioness, South American
Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, OF JagnaT,
Black Tiger. pair bengal Leopards'
pair Senegal LeopaTds, African Pan
thar, onIy Ona in America, : potied
Hyena, North American Panther,
Silver Striped Hyena, only one IN
America, Mammoth Performing Griz-
Eiy Bear, largest one travelling. Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Prairie Wolf, Bur-
msse Sacred Cow, or Zebu, finest in
America, African Zebu, most beauti-
full ever exhibited, psir Roebucks, 3
African Gazelles, only ones manner
lea, African Ostrich, the only one in
America, 3 Liamas, Black Llama, Red
Llama, or Vicuna, " hite Alpaca,
pair of Cashmere Sheer, only ones
travelling, pair Long-Eared Valley
Goats, only ones ever in America, !
Assyrian Goat, pair japanese Alaskln
Swine and eight pigs, only ones IN
America, pair Of lehnepmons, pair
Anti Eaters, pair Costimondi, African
Crowned Crane, very rare, Black
swan from River Nile, Egypt, very
rare, Artisan Pelican, very large
South American Cpndor, only one
ever exhibited in The United States,
Bald Eagle, Sand Hilf Crane, South
American PoWees, pair Of Bohemian
Pheasalts, pair Spanish Maeaws, =
Silver Phhasants, very fine, 2 Chs
Hese Golden PheasaRts, the most
beautiful Birds living, 3 large White
Coeatoos, beautiful, ! King Lori AUS
tralian Bird. 2 Tampieo Parrots, ]
Australian COeatoO, ! South Ameris
can Green Parrot, pair Australian
Queen Parrots. 5 African Cray Par-
rot5, pair Rosa Cocatoos, . Cocatrils,
King Loris, 2 Penanty Paroquets,
2 Roseilas, 2 african SalsmandeI
Paroouets, / Red Lori Gremsli, l9
Australian Shell Paroquets, . Love
Bird Paroquets, G Whidah Birds. :
Weaver Birds, Quaker Birds, Z
Silver Beaks, 9 Cut-throats, 9 AVA
Duets, 3 sanFalsha Finches. O Wax
Bills, 0 Orange Cheek Finehes, u
Canaries, 10 Guinea Pigs, pair Cana.
dian Coons, u White, Black and
yellow Rabbits, Carrier DoYes, Fan
Tail Pigeons, Apes, Baboons, Nom
KEYS. &e.. without number.
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AGCInRNr no Tie WFI.

AGOIDENr TO tnE WKIh.AND C NAL.
ST. CATHERISEs, C. W., September 16.
Four gates Of Lock %, Welland Canal,
were carried away to day by propeller.
Navigation win be interrupted for num-
Der of days
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TIE UEIoE MEzTIsd OF FRIDAT.-Let all
our citizens bear IN mind thst this meeting,
tho greatsst Of the campaign in Cleveland,
will come off on Friday next at o'clock. It
should be made the largest ever held here, as
its speakers are ths most eloquent and its
cause the most glorious. Let all our readers,
from all parte of Northern Ohis, make it q
POiqt.tO attend. John BrOugh will speak,
and he needs no sulogy from our pen ; Char
lie Anderson viii speak, and his reputation
as ! brilliant orator is already established !;
our learned Ex Governor, VIM. DennisOn,
viii spsalE than whom there does not live
huer PatFiSt aud gentleman Sam. Galloway
win speak, and people of Southern Ohio will
tell you bow eloquent he is in anatbemas
egainst Northern rsbsls; General Carey will
speak, and we warrant that whoever hears
tho General will be delighted with him.
Turn Oats Turn Quill Turn Quill!
We must have a big meeting to welcome
our next Governor back 20 his h0me.