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impact of the heaviest shot. without damaging
the simple mechanism which revoIves them.
has been completely established
There are. however. several points which the
experience of actual service has shown could
be improved. and these are being carefully at
tended TO in the feet now nearly ready For
instance. it has been found that it would be
great advantage If the guns could be provided
with mechanism which would increase the
rapidity of fire and at the same time provide
an infaiiible means Of handling a gun Of up
wards of twenty tons weight in rough weather.
a mechanical problem of no ordinary character.
To the solution of this difficulty Ericsson ap-
piled himself as soon as its necessity became
evident; and the result ia piece of mechanism
which is not excelled by any OF his many pre-
vious inventions We now have certain and sim
pie means not only of keeping completely under
control artillery Of the greatest magnitude in
the toughest weather. but at the same time of
nearly doubling the rapidity of FIRE. The i'm
portance Of this contrlvance will be readily
understood when it is stated that it has been
found exceedingly dangerous, if not quite i'm
PvcoaUtCs w Oooe iVVo0 suo oAuAu"hJ OASV
Dahlgren guns, which weigh only fifteen thou
sand pounds, on our gunb0sts and sl00ps in any.
thing but quite moderate weather. This gun
before the advent of the Monitors, with their
twenty ton guns, was justly regarded as mon
ster piece Of ordnance, as it was the heaviest
used by any navy in the world.
But the improved character Of our iron -ciads
has been sgnalized in another way. We
think the inference is fair that to the sue
cess of our Monitors and the ineficiency, if not
total failure, of the French iron-clads, the re-
cent change in the policy Of Napoleon in our
regard is mainly due; for nothing is more
certain than that the performances of our ves-
ssls are critically watched and faithfully re-
ported by foreign officers to the governments
they represent The consternstion created in
France and England by the capture of the rebel
iron-clad Atlanta by the Monitor Weehawken
is proof Of this.
The building of Warriors, partially covered
with thin layer of iron, and the unreliable
qualities of French iron-clads, are events over
which we may we'll feel satisfied. To Ameri-
ca-to Ericsson-will be awarded the honor of
having solved the great problem and great
pescemaker of our time-the construction Of
an imrregnable ironclad.
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CITY Politics.

SCHOOL CoanmaoSm. rsyIs WARD The name Of An.
drew J. Kassmrs was mispria,ed 10 list of school
Commissioners yesterday he Is The regular repubiicaa
democratic cand ldats for The Tenth ward
rps sura CorsurM sMo DswascL-The following are
the regular republican oomioatoos for Councmsa the
Sixth Senatorial district:-
Jeremiah Pansburu. David r. Jsques,
James Galway, George Mclean.
william Hepburn, William 8. Opdyks
Psrxa r. GRxxxs b the units democratic candidate Tor
School Commissioner Of tho rhirtcoo.h ward.
TO TIE gDrroR op rHs HERALD.
In tbs HERALD OF this day there appeared advertise
"Tweuiy .arst Ward Union Democratic Ciub," recon.
needing and endorsing G. Godfrey Gunther or Mayor.
which advertisement has also been published n circular
form. and purports 70 have been signed by US.
We do respectfully and unhestatingly state that
attended any such meeting represented In ths
advertisement circular and do not approve the same
80 Ear II relates 70 the Msyoralty, that we never
names any such paper; ths, we unqusliaedIy 10
favor OF Francis I. A. Boole for Mayor.
Jos. sutherland, 70 East Twenty sevcnth street.
John Murphy, 200 Lexington avenue.
Bryan Lawrenee, al East Thrty.thrd street.
Martin Lalor, ID East Thirty nth street
Gilbert Dean, 1853 Madison avenue.
John Fitzpatrick, l33 East Thirty sixth strcot
WIN McEvly. 5t1 Seoond avenue.
Nchse Cotter u Thirty fourth street and second
avenue.
John II Hlrnett, lsl East Thirty hrst street.
Cysnty or feo Fork, a-Neson smith. or.No 1l6 Fast
rhirty fourth street IN sa,d city being duly sworn says
John Murphy ESQ.,, ryan Lawrence, Martin Ialor John
Fitzpatrick, COL WIN. hcEvy, Michael Cottor Jeremiah
Mahony aud John N. Harpett respectively s,gned the
above paper In this deponcnts presence .,
Sworn 70 before me, November 30, 1868. sAMvsL
BoARnxAS, Notary Public, New York county
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ANNIVERSARY or THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Tonight the anniversary of tho Polish revo-
luton of 1880 will be celebrated with unusual
ecut at the Cooper Institute. The present gall
liant struggle of the Poles against their tyrants,
the excitement which their cause is creating in
Europe among the crowned heads and diplo.
natists, the possible Interference of the Central
and Western Powers in behalf Of the restoration
bf Poland to its ancient status among nations.
all combine to invest the Polish question at this
time with more than ordinary interest, and will
mo doubt render the celebration of this evening
a most successful one. We understand that the
other natonalities will be more largely repre-.
scented than upon any previous occasion, includ-
ing the Irish. French apd German elements, to
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Meeting OF Telegraph Op.rators.


Tue association OF telcsrapbcrs this city 'as meet
ing bed this evening. adopted the constitution aud by
laws of the Natonal Teieersphc Union" recently held
a, Nos York aud formed permanent local organization.
N James Ms,rihew, Manager Of the Peoples Telegraph
lue was elected District director, aud Mr.. Joseph g
Greene. President n the local orgAnias'on Mr. NJ d.
pockven VI President; Mr. A. u Seymour Secretary,
and Mr. John " Ach.lliep. treasurer The meeting was
composed OF the integcot and responsible attaches
OF tho different companies, aud It's proceedings were
coarscterycd BY ability and determ.osto1 establish
tho institutioa on q aoii1 bass.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
or FIOIAL q.


saspensions OF Pay 10 Regs@eatai Con-
manders.
SPECIAL 0RDsRS-h0. 5l0.
wAR DmAKrmKsr,l
AoUrAm GEsBaALs 0ftIcs,
WASHINGTON, ID c.. Nov. IT. 1853.
[Extrsct.l
To- Inc pay OF the following officers are suspended until
proper rolls and returns respective regiments or
batteries, are fled in tho Office OF the Aautant General
evidence OF which will be certificate that eject from
that Office, viz
commanding Omcer slst Indiana Volunteers
Commanding Oicer, s5th Indiana Volunteers.
Commanding OGcer. 81 Iowa Volunteers
commanding Ohicer, 80th Illinois Volunteers.
commanding Oncer, 98th Illinois Volunteers
Commanding Officer, ll0th Illinois Volunteers
Commanding OMcer, l4th Illinois cavalry
Commanding Ofhcer, Sd kentucky Volunteers
Commanding Odcer, 25th Kontuckv Voiuntears
Commanding Ofbcor, lat Kentucky cavalrv
Commanding Ohcer, 4th Kentucky cavalry
Commanding O1cer, 1lth Kentucky cavalry
Commanding Ofhcer, 18th Kentucky cavalry
Commanding Oncer, lst Missouri State Militia
Commanding 0nlcor, 30 Missouri State Militia
Commanding Officer, 9th Missouri cavalry.
Commanding Of1cor, Ist Michigan cavalry,
Commanding Ofcer, 6tb Michigan cavalry
Commanding Officer, Goth Ohio Volunteers.
Commanding Officer, oath Ohio Volunteers "
Commanding Officer. eth Wisconsin Volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 10th Wisconsin Volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 500 Wisconsin voiuntcers.
Commanding Oficer doth Now York Volunteers.
Commanding Oficer. 45th New York volustecrs.
Commanding Olncer. Goth New YORK Volunteers
commanding Offcer, 10th New York Volunteers
Commanding Ofhcer, 9th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Commanding O1cer, 9th Maryland Volunteers
Commanding Officer, Simmonds Independent Battery,
volunteer artillery.
By order Of THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
f. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutaut General
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Musical.
nARRrzxK's BESEPIr.

rooight the occasion OF Maretzeks benefit, wc arc
TO have fauss" at tho Academy Music This beau,i-
fu opcra which gains upon the favor Of the public
each time Is beard. Tue performance tonight win no
doubt be most brilliant A Nsretsck has faithfully car
ed out oil his promises 70 the public. hope that he
may tonight receive substantial proof Of their appre
cisiou OF his opcrstic management.
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throw their moral aid into the scaie for brave
Poland. Speakers of note OF all nat'o'aiit'es'
creeds and politics have also volunteered tocii
services, thus promising to render the ceiebra-
ton 9TH brilliant and'impressive.
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The Sales OF Government Bopds.

"
Te subscription agent reports t5as o. ave.
twsstios yesterday and for tho H3995 ,00o
cxr~eed that deliveries Of bonds VIII be made With
the usual oromltltaio
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Our IRoS-CLADs AND TBHR ISWusNcE ON
Our FOREIGN RELArioys.-The completion of
the Dictator, the most formidable iron-clsd that
has been built by this or any other government,
suggests . retrospect Of what has been accom-
plished by us in this way since the beginning
of tho war
Up to the time when Admiral Dupont with
drew the Monitors from under The Gre of the
rebel batteries at Charleston the character of
these vessels had suffered no impeachment
Since the reopening Of operations by Gilmore
and Dahlgren they have been undergoing the
ssverest test to which it was possible to put
them. Ia view Of the important bearing which
the subject has on our foreign relations we
have kept watcbful eye on the ordeal to
which they have been subjected II ia not too
much to say that the result has exceeded the
expectations Of their most sanguine admirers;
for although they have not succeeded In ami
hilating earth forts mounting vast numbers Of
heavy guns, their powers as naval defeuces, for
which they we're designed. have been fully
proved.
The feet has been struck by more than two
thousand projectiles Of various styles, fred
from ordnance Of the most modern construc-
,ion, at short ranges-every part Of each vessel
exposed hos been hut. In no case has one OF
them been penetrated. In several instances
thcy have been aground iu tho focus of Tho fire
Of forts equipped with this heavy artillery.
The ability OF their turres 70 receive the
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Children's LegginGs. in All Their We.
retes styles and kinds be found at CANTRRLLS Bis
Broadway. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservntivs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail. No 6As.or House.
The dye applied by sklful artists.
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Deafness, Catnrrh and All Diseases ee
the Ear and Throat treated by Dr. LIQHTHILL No q
Marks place Reception hours from . A. M. I'll 3P. NJ
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Deafneys, Impaired Sight
CHRONIC CATARRa.
CURED.
CROSS EYE srRAI0HTENgD IN ONE

CATARRa OF THE TYMPANIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACNIAS TUBE
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Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
nished in all Iegazed Lotteries
ALEOK Co, Brokers' 50 Pine street N. T.
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Announce VIM. w. Kfnne.
the odes practical Electrician n America and auhsr OF
various works electricity and metapy sics be
sulled daily at No. 6s3 Broadway. Especalty-Femals
Complaints Gamers BcrofulA and Consumption. and Ner
vous Debility. The poor treated free.
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A Rn0 Rrenth-Hov

Bea uttful Com frd's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving beautifyng
Compeuons aud Skin. 483 Broadway and druggists every
where
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Direction Labels and Tags. All KIndss
At the manufacturers VICTOR E. MAUGER. ll6 Chan
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w. A. Bacheior's HAIR Dye-The Dsse
IN the worid-harmess, instantaneous reliable. Sold ~
all drugg and perfumsrs FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
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Chaps, Chafec, Sailowncss, Erupttons,
6pots Epecks and all Skin Blemishcs cured BY coz.
RAUD'S Italian Medcated Soap. 4o3 Broadway.
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A Bad Breath.-How Many Aovers te
has sepa,aedhow friends forever parted To effect
ERS as dentrifce, night and morning II also beaua
fes the complexion. Price fifty cents For sale By all drug
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Royal Havana LOttery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished Highe
paid and all kinds OF Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers No. l6 Wall street. N. Y.
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AZ 5Sl BrOadway, 016O,OOO worth OF
Cabinet Furniture Paris Bronzes Lace Curtains and OrnA
ments Buhl rosewood, mahogany. walnut and oak Furni
ture Chandelier Pier Mantel and Oval Mirrors; Candee
Clocks retailing at Wholesale proes All the above
and imported before the advances
Ia labor and material and offered at retail at manu-.
Paris Fancy Goods viii do we'll examine this
stock before purchasing elsewhere c. FLINT JONES.
OpDOsita he MetIOpOlitan Hotel.
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VOLTS SChiedam Schnnpps.
The only liquor imported In bottles that has the endorns.
OF the medical faculty For sale by all groets and
dru
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COrns, Buni0ns, Inverted Nails, En.
iargcd Joints and all OF the feet without
pain or Inconvenience the patient by DR.. zACHARIR.
Surgeoa Chiropodst No. 700 Broadway.
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For the Hair-Barry's Trlc0pher001,
the bes. article Sold By all drusgssa ool
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Wigs, Toapees. Hair Dye. Hair DystaH
and MoIdava Cream. for beestifytng the hNe ~ ". -
BATCHELORs. q. l6 Bond street
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And every the Bye Ear requiring either
medical or gica aid attended To by DR. Won EI6EN-
BERG. a. his consulting 86 Broadway rwsfA
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips low foreheads or apy part OF the BODY
Warranted l53 Broadway.
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Have VOW - Cough. Weak Breases
Have you Bronchitisi Sore Throsti Pleurtsyf
Have you asthma, Blood Splitting; Liver Comptaass
Have you Whooping Coughf Night Swen<st
Have gov any Pulmonary ComIsint, Try
Sold By BARNES. 202 Broadway. and Bills ilo Frank
in rec
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cabinet fArs Lace
goods Were imported before the
:sS
Se or 'eseSS ~ G. GO FLINT
opposite oSS % the Metropolitan Hotel. =
cr..s.aoro': Hair Dye. prs:s.v.ay.
Chaps, Cha1es, saIlowncss, Eruptions,
Sponr specss and All Skin Blemsnes cured By COG.
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Malls, En-
argcd Joints and all diseases OF the fee, cured without
or No. :" @ 90 B S Dr.
| Childron's Leggings. in All Their Va
fo sFosS~ay between s s Eleventh and T~sfh
Dea1ness. Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN rHE HEAD.
CATARRHAL I4HE5I4! AFE5I4loSs IN rH'
CHRONIC CArARRa
CATARRa OF rHK TYMrANIC MUCOUS
CROSS EYE srsS.S#sAs-o HiSS#2 SS$#s IN on.
s S % Ess ana q sg gaf 3. yos ss
BERG q, consulting rooms Broadway rwslsA
| street
| Deafness, Catarrh and All Diseases q
the Ear Throat treated by Dr. LIGHTHILL No q
Marks place. Reception hours from A. M uisPk
Direotion labels and Tags; ali * K,sas.
bers street
tho se.. aud cheapest article Sold By ali drasxsa sa
Gouraua's Pouarc Subtitle Uproots Hair
Ws9l.asd 1Ss% assif ss rs S ss9'-' OF 10Y DAT
Have You n Cough: Weak Breases
Have s.Sash'!i' .,s% so,s Thr.s f,,.rsss
Have 70" YOU MSspns xiS%a esSS Ns
SSs ;Ss s ssTGsI s +, s,,,
HIirs Hair Dye. 80 Cents.-Biack
Brown. ias,an,aneous reliable. Depo, No Barclay
Iron Linsei., Go,Tmms, ,prn.ss; CnpstnI:; Se.
2os Canal street east Of Broadway.
ItOpcrnfcs Like NJ n Sic.-Mrs. Winsiow's
Soothing syrup for children tseh,ng sofsns the gums 70
SossI. So fersSs :.is Z & s1ea.
! rest TO The mother IS cents bottle
J. NAPOLEON PHELPS,
escs Kssssn :nS
iioom RoS% e e eooisr cospsr iGs Iasaia.e
once once So"rs hours from from : a 4 ioSPS
! Keuaairs Amboiine. -,a.s
kkNpAii.,s kkSpALts sSs9TfSs sSs9ETNs :.
EtSSS IiiT HE,,is E,is
AZ a isyoics iisyoics just JUST FkofiykS FESfiysS
SHEaHeak SHEaea wAssH9SsE
81 e. BR9AbwAT. SR9abwAT
Mum & Company.
sosos Of n%sr.sD ,ss r;sn rsss
cAs rsrs n ror; Ssw 1oss enou,
/ specimen copies of the paper tree
mfuer,s Hair Dye 30 Csnts,-yusta nea-
nsous natural duiabe Try IT, Sold By druggists Depot
| IS Dey street
y. T.-Is6O.-x.
We viii pay 81 per all Plantation Bitter Bottles
delivered Mandatory los Liberty street Ia cso4
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT STUFF. IN REFrLLRD
ANY person pretending 10 Plantation Biers by ths
II iSf 1S I; an Ms ana % sTindss PvArE oov
ERNMENr STAMP OVER THE ! G0RK co
| steriIng's Ambrosia Causes the Hair %
grow thick and long is3 Broadway. New York
Truases.-Marsh & Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only No vesey street Astor Houss 6uk
Elastic Goods Supporters Shoulder Sraces &c AodJ ~
tendant.
WoIf's Schisdam Schnnpps.
The only quor imported bottles that has the eudorss
Of the medical faculty For sAe by all grocets ana
druggists
wigs, To.pees. Hair Dye. HAIR Dysi.a
BXrCHELoR s. is bond street.
w. A. Bacheior's Hair Dye-Ths Dsss
in word-hsrmess, instantaneous reliable. SOLD ~
druggists and perumsra FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
| wheeler & Wiison's Highest Premaaa
| Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. Once 500 Broadway.
winter Boots, BaImoraIs, &c., at Fsa-
sonabe prices FERRIS SON 81 Nassau street and ~
Brosdvsy, ners below Fourth street
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HIiPs Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Biack or
Brown instantaneous reliable Depot No l Barclay
street Sold by all dr,Egists
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wheeler & Wiison's Highest Premfua
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. once 800 Broadway.
Winter Boots. BaImorals, &c., at Rea-
sonabe prices FERRIS Son, 81 Nassau street aud ~
Brosdway nett below Fourth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,

During the morning service yesterday, at Ply.
mouth Church, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher read a
notice of public meeting 70 be held in Brooklyn
next Tuesday, which he promised months ago to
address, il his other engagements permitted he
stated, however, that il would be impossible Tor
lim to be present, as he had to so to Washington
this (ionday) evening, on public business.
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Sterling g's Ambrosia Oauscs the Hair %
grow thick and long l93 Broadway. New York
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Omciai Drawings of the Library Asso-
eiasiou Company's Lottery Of Kentucky.
EXTRA GLASS 439-Noy. 81 l3U.
81, 40, IL, "A. So, 81. 50. SO. 5, 47. 8, "a. 80.
CLASS 44O-Nov. 49, 1881
At. .46, 2, l8, 81. 27, 80, 20, %, IS, Al. 6a.
FRANCE BILLS 90. Managers. covingsss. Ky.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No vesey street Astor House Sun
Elastic Goods Supporters Shoulder Braces &C Atady ~
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OmcIsI Drawings OF the shelby Coiieg

Omc1aI ORA wings OF the shelby Coilo8s
Lottery Of Kentucky.
EIsHA Glass 7Is-Nov g. 1867
81, 81, 48, 26, 40, 55, 81. 81, so, 10, Al. 2I.
CLASS 7i4-Noy. 2S. 1865
Is 65, 81, IS. 10, IL, 6l 27, l. 25 2S. 7S, "a, A,
8, GO.
a. r. SIMMONS 4 Oe.
Successors to Jno. A. Norris %.
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Iron E,inteis, COIwmns, ca pitnls. &c.
HUTCHINSON 4 wICKERsHAn.
26S Canal street. east Of Broadway.
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Omciai Drawlngs or GIurray, Eddy a
Go q Kentucky aud Missouri State Lottsnsa
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 6lS-Noy. 28. 1868
75, is. 70. z, 20. IL l6: ss, 10; s.: 90.
49, II. So as, 60, 65, 6B, 90 so, A, 49, 28 6l. -.
MURRAY. EDDY co.
CovinQtoa. ST. LouA No
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n. T.-I66O.-X.
We viii pay 81 per dozen for all Plantation Bitter Bottles
delivered At Mandatory los Liberty street Ia geo4
BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT STUFF. IN REFrLLRD
BOTTLES
Any person pretending Sell Plantation Biters by ths
Gallon, In bulk Is npostor ana swinder -. =
SEE THAT EVERY BOTfLk HAS OUR PRIVATE Gov
ERNMENT STAMP OVER TIE CORK.
DRAKE co.
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Mum g. Company.
Solicitors Of American and Foreign PateatA
and publishers OF the Iliustrated "SCiyNIfPtc AAEk
CAN" 81 PARK row. New York.
Pamphlets OF information about pate ats free.
Specimen copies OF the paper tree.
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vALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway. .-RosED,Ls

NIBLOs GARDEN Broadway.-LAKEs or KItLARSfr-
IAN
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.YMPTC THEATRE broadway. .-SrRcKEs HEARr-
RRss ar DAYLlGHI-YASKEE LxGAcr
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ANUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

.DsxY OF MUSIC. Irving Place s-rar orrxA-
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mfner's Hair Dye, 80 OCents.-yustanta-
natural dulabe Try Il. Bold By druggists Depot
Dew
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Ew BOWERY THEATRE Bowery-CARRIRR AND
observation-disclosures SECRET
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-Docs JUNGLE
DUsa BoY or MAscHEsTER-ADoPrKD CHILD.
, 1863-06-09


Flour continued to be drug on the market, anu
about The only movement pereepttble was the ship.
ment Of several lots to the East eome sa!es o.
lions bit We could not hear Tint a sale was made
to duy. The wheat market was unchanged. sa1es
comprised about COO sacks, at Csc for spring. and
yoc Al 80 q bu for common to choice fall Millers
wcie about the only buyers for corn. They bought
eome few lots Of white at 5l@5ee. Cont1aetofs
yellow was sold The price Of these grades was
&C. part Of the sales being delivered At this priSe
Contractors we're out OF the market snaH ae-
" liberal business vas transacted. Several lots Of
iye wcre cold At 5sc . bushcl, md one lot at bsc'
Nothing transpired on change in pork Of lard.
Scarcely anything was done In bacon. we have no
change to note IN the market. Elaewhero IN on r
papcr may be found the army contracts for SOU
barrels Of new mess pork aud 1900 barrels Of ne"
mess beef
whisky continued heavy; Two Or Three s7 s1an 7asi
On priyate terma, understood to be II lower price.
, 1863-06-09

~wvop1e ,rne -f,o1rns-puict and With
NEM ayhh, 1mae .4 seSr7c tor milling uplsuds.
oGt ueCl"e9 sacn;nts viii only iimited de-
FLout;LA aI.LSat iii a,1 inserted. and fully l0c
and ne advance IN tse.s.sd @ dsntessi,G ef,ct
the y ~ st,ta. * mTR IN for common to
G G%nod shinninr brands extra round hoop Ohio, aud
seFtI,a II; NJ s9Haa5c tor State and west
~, " A1
eiG; .Ehest dn1r unsettled aud fully &c lower.
m. i"r.e rcccints 10 day have also depressing
, 1863-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE a1ONET MARKET.

MONDAY E1ESIS0, Juno u 1901
The business OF the week opens decidedly act
i've; but while the dcmaud for money Is large
bankers are abundsnt!y able to supply It. The
rates OF discount are sG10 per cent, and, as last
week, even would be accepted for fsstclass loans,
II in large amounts. Sereral houses still complain
Of a want OF paper for discount.
The Exchange market IL sensibly easier. The
selling range is still sD, but the tendency is to
the lower figure, nearly all the banks making con-
ccssions to best customers, on round lots. We
quotc tic buying rate par. Perhaps fraction
above is sometimes paid but the rate is above the
general market.
The rates for gold In Wall street wcro 143A<
scu1bstone, Opening .s37z, 1424. 14s; closing 14s.
The ratio here for most Of the day, 140Glt1. Some
few OF the brokers paid 14a towards tile close.
Silver no. 1nd.ana State Bank, and Kentucky,
1oaa1os. Treasury notes nominal; selling, 'ssloA
premium.
Tue MAn1xE CoxrASF.-The Marine Company,
Of this city, commence business today. Hoa j.
Young Scamraon, Tre.3dent;; Hugh 7. Dckey
J7ce-Iret1deat Samuel 8. Rogers, Assistant
Cashier; Eugene C. Long, do. We need scarcely
add that tho Company has capital, and being man
aged by conc OF our most experienced fnancieri
aud wealthy citizens, 1t will 1t once command tht
couh dencc and the patronage Of our business pub
lie. 1t occupies the old Marine Bank building, cor
urr Of Lake and Lasalle etrects.