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, 1863-03-19

reused himself all On = sudden, aud to lave
,:a-cEtd forward for ruc5la, on the 18th It
i. briary. Tic will have the rust ruohcd feou,
ii: f'acklc-honcs, and perhaps, the tren,or
f:em his heart, when he reaches the walls of
tlat ancient city, and i: may be, long before
th''s. For the hexicans, who are at l@st 40, 900
strong within and around their ramparts, aud
not ut all frightened ut the forces under his
co1Dnand-may treat him to q bloody carnival
of arms on lis way thither, and put the metal
Of his soldiers to severe trial.
At all events, he will lave his hands full
when he commences lis attack on the city,
which he proposed to do when he started, on
the 1st Of March. The Mexican army is said
to be in excellent spirits and discipline, and
will fight with tie impassioncd fury Of the
Polish "Legions Of Despair" Tint the
F.ench soldiers will also do their duty, there
is no reason to doubt, although they arc far
from being efficient either In health or discl-
plinc, and desertions are numerous
whenever the occasion presents itself for 4
stampede. The Egyptian regiment, about
which We have heard 50 much, and whose
transportation across seas has caused more
than one or two notes of expostulation from
the bureaus Of diplomacy, had not arrived in
full, when Gen. Forcy left hts camp Of Indo-
lence for the scirc Of Puebla. An instalment
of 400 was ul1 that came out Of tho thousand
which were expected, and no cause is assigned
in our dispatches for this remarkable discrcp-
ancy.
Forey must have been sadly chagrined when
he raw them disembark, and their numbers
we're reported to him. He needed every man
Of the thousand, and more too, as we believe,
to be successful in his attack on Puebla.
For the fate Of the French expedition would
to great extent be decided BY this battle,
and the French arms be glorifed or tarnishcd
BY the issue oft.
To increase his modification, the French
General found that many Of his Egyptians
were sick, and unable tor duty, and that most
Of them had been so mauled by the sea voyage
and unaccustomed food, as to be an incuul.
brance, instead Of valuable contribution to
lis army.
The disasters and snfIerings Of the French
in Mcxieo-thc miserable progress which
they. have rnade-thcir utter rincapacity-judg
ing from the history Of the expedition up to
this time-to cope with the Mexicans, arc d
sufficient reason in themselves for the with
drawal Of the troops: and We hare nc
doubt that Napoleon will be glad to take
advantage Of any subterfuge wherewith tc
cover the failure Of his schemes and the dis
comf1turc Of his army.
Lay Representation in the n. f.
, 1863-03-19
The Loyal League Meeting

he IVy11 11EatsuC VlCet1Hmm.
At the great loyal league meeting held at
the Academy Of Music in New York, on Sat
nrday evening, at which James T. Brady, esq.,,
presided, the following resolutions aud plan
Of organization were unanimously adopted:
, 1863-03-19

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting
In Of the Stockholders Of the Chicaeo F1remen'a
Insurance Company Will be held at the office OF said
Company on Tuesday, the 7th day. OF April next
for the cleCt?n Of nine Directors for the ensuing year
By order Of the Directors,
f1,1,1. h1h19t C. Y HOLDEN Secretarv
, 1863-03-19
fcor7espondence OF the N. T. Herald.1
1T.,rEp STATS GuHBoAr MARAoKA:

ALL THROUGH.
The boats have al arrived in the Coldwater,
and nc are ready to push forward again in
the morning according to orders already is
sued. Some Of the vessels look pretty hard,
The gunboat Romeo has both her chlmpeys
carried away. The tender Bayard has hole
in her hur. All Of them hare their upper
works badly torn to pieces, and their wheels
more or less damaged; but none are so badly
injured as to affect their working qualities
materially. We shall start forward at day
light in the morning with high hopes and ear
nest desires to meet the enemy as soon as he
can conveniently show himself We hear Of
him at the mouth Of the Coldwater, which is
now reported to be only twelve miles from
here. 1t is said that he has battery there;
but we only fear he viii get away from there
at that point that can hold out against our
force.
VALUABLE REEFoRcEMES1s.
We have been greatly gratidcd to-day by
the arTiyn1 OF rtinforcements that were not
looked for. The light draught gunboats Cur
lew and Cricket, and the ram Lioness, haye
as the rirer will permit the ram will be sent
Ac,ine Volunteer Lieutenant Brown, Of the
Forest Rose, who was arrested while lying at
Helena and sent down to the Admiral, charged
with winking at the operations Of contraband
tradcra and cotton buyers along the Miss1s-
sippi River, has been released BY the Admiral
and ordered back to the command Of his YES
sci. The charges were preferred BY person
DESTROYS Of dlling the vacancy that would be
created by Lent Browns removal, and were
based upon mere technical violations Of duty,
for all Of which Lieut.. Brown produced writ
ten orders from the Admiral
We have not yet seen enough Of ciyiliz2-
ton and population since Wc emerged from
the Yazoo Pass to ascertain what the condl-
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D'Utnssy-A Gard.
To he Editor qf The ". Y. TTt5uAe.

To he Editor Of The ". Y. TI,5uae
Sir: My attention has been drawn to an article
10 the ,us OF your journal Of Friday this 18th inst relative
to the Of Mr. Sssor alias DUassy whefon tho fol.
loving p.ss 4, ocouTs;
"If German. permit urpriuciplcd German or Jewish
refugee. TO mold hih positions Tepreenstiyts OF Germs
IstouGy aud th- supposed pos.es.os Of Oensn oonh-
~bOnt eIposnE tbeir tle character, how can The
AuecsD people be blamed for taxing the Base coin " pure
gold"
The Gsfmsos have exposed the uue chsisc'
ter OF tao sosed Count DUtasy wheneser occasion
offered But American gentlemen. although aware OF such
exposition be bndoded and take the base coin
Is pure gold.
Mr. Frederick kspp having extensively answered the said
article. will only give you proof Of my nsertion
whss member OF the National War COMMITTEES, and at
Of is meetings asked by another member WHISTLER
Col DUssys character such to justify the ssnsS OF
petition to have him promoted BrgadeGeper bly, an
my signature bus that had refused to sgn IT, because
neither his character his military abilities warranted such
promotion, and because hs past known 70 be
al, thing but honorable.
You may Imagine. Sir how graS my astoni'hmens was
when noticed aterwaTd among M signatures tho petit
moreover, Of number Of other members OF the Wsr Com
miitce.
believe Sir will be but justice to the Germans to give
this statement Of important TACT tho beusht Of Ia rcua
HUGO wESENDONCK. No. 90 Broadway.
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Ngw.YoRx. Sept. Is. 1862.
DIR. Scheuck.

NEwIORK, sept. H. Ebz
DIR. Scheuck.
DxAR SIK: rbis Il t. certify that your MANDRAKE
PILLS and sEAWEED TONIC nave completely cured my
wife OF conses cd liver u Ing ssnling curing which ne
she visited almost daily b, fanny phs ciAn aud the
"nly thing he would procrbs for powerful en-tic
until her system peely out Ey-fythiog we
would hear Of tried bus all to purpose aud hnay my
wife your syesemsnt la the and Concluded 10
80 snd you although she lad little II confidence Ia
doc,ors after tbs tIp-riencs she went tlIoDgh.
Sbs hss taken sbou, four bottles Of TONIC and three
boxes Of PILLS sad now poa o.! a. good health az shs
enjoyed 10 her life. link Ills Of ths most
msrkaOe record sod If publ hing tbsss linss will
bench, the sick or afflicted Joa =, libery TO do
CHARLES NELL,
No. $50 7,h-av. corner kJl-st.
~. J. II SCuFNCK car b. consulted at has principal
Office No ~ NORTH SIXTH STREET fnllad.lPhis.
every Saturday; and at No 81 BOND STREET Ne-forh,
every Tue.d.y; No. lU8 BALTIMORE STREET. Beti-
Nd every other Thursday aud o0ce month In Boz
ton. Mas -
DR. sCHGNCK'S principal ofico 10 1t No. 30 NORTH
SIXTH SIafEf, Phsd-pais where letters ior sdgcs
should Away. b" directed -
Dr SCIlENt X csn be found at his rooms No. y BOND
STREET 1, hEW-IORk. w cry TUEoDAl. from O. AZ.
D. for lou aud advice lie hs' always AsaP-
ply VI MEDICINES O. nis which can 10 lad ct all
tim-A
Price Of the PULMoNIC SYRUP AND sEAWRED
TOSlC each = per botte - for nall dozen. MAN
DRAKE PILLS. Is cents Ter box.
For sale By JAS. 5. ASPlNWALL, No. 10 WIlism-sI,
Ne~YOrk aud b. Druggists AID dealsr' generally.
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WINTER GARDEN.
Corsican Vendetta.

Tie Corsican Vendetta is "a term understood by
gentle and simple alike, as indicative Of peculiar
institution which existed until late period III the
Island which favored the world with certain gen
.leman quite 10 boodlhirrty IA the custom. The
Vendetta crama,ized some time ago IN France;
and finally, it has Low been opeTatiLed by Mr..
h. Moeuhauer, director of the music Of the Wiz
tel Garden Last III ht Was devoted to the pfOduc-
ton of this work at tbaI establishment Au orches-
trs OF over some thirty 20 led by the composer.
4 chorus II some twenty five aided the prucipar,
Madame Rotrer, Mcssrs. Welnl.ch CANT, ETC.. in
the vocal business. The plot In the sarne IA The
DRAMA except that ut the end there are not fe~
persons killed: the father, the daughter aud como
Of their side and OF the oppoting party.
The maia characteristic oil the music Is Il measured
dramatic recitation to chords and musical ufeb IN
the orchestral this ia cOntradi-nc,ion TO tho cav
table style aud equare-cut melodies. When, how
ever there wGs u distinct melody, ~ IN tie case OF
the cborus in act Fret the audience were not slow TO
recognize ii, and gave 1t beatty encore. We stall
not sit-r single hearing, Of music entirely new t.
ur attempt uOy thug like nm analysis, such as "oua
b, possible after deliberate reading oil TIE III !
fcorc. NJ. Mollcnhauer however, Lar lived IN a"
orchestra all Lis life, and Of course mu7t be wen
saturated with instrumentation sud come there
fore fkiiled 10 the encounter be bas chnsen.
He has .eected We must say, mott iuhnsliciono
time OF year for tho production OF his work. The
Academy OF Music, with capital company closed
last month, the muscal season being over Nile.
yeavsl next tfied opera tue Ensiish language 1i
,Le Winter Garden; and an Opura-ony century
old-new TO this latitude having some OF Moznrt IN
It and some Of Gluck Ms Giuck ilourished before
b,ru-ard thu; fliled-tLe lovely OrPteus being iei'
10 weep alone. Now there ID second extra meal
s,,empt-a Teutonc-Anercan opern-whoee orgin
has duplicate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
artistic Germany being popular here and ito A'n'f'
esn-cizenship commenting it especially to brothehy
rympa.hes. ,
The burden Of the opera fell on Madame hour'
who exhibited her customary enthusiasm N hcr
de,ne,dou of tho loving and unfortunate Rosa. Mr'
Weinlich had ample opportunity TO display hlr o'e'
voice. The paris Of the others wcr" quite suoo'di'
nate in c.n,parlson with these two. Tho composer
was called before the curtain; and bouquets were
thrown 10 the cautatrice. The house only mod
era,ely attended.
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Trnvelers' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson R,rrK g. Wsfan-
-. 10 q and - s. aud lti n. Sunday, 3:H p IN
To Albany by lIAIlsu4 RK 2o.h.t aud ith-ay lOi L.
o Bus,ou. by ksw-London line. Per 80 "
Il stouips on lur, Pier lB. n. Il, Ana Fan
River line. fioi ;. y. H.. dsilyl SuudDseI
8ep,-dl. sp M.
To Bosom, BY Ncw-llGgen RI. via spring
hrd 27ih-, sod siLav........B IA. and y and p
10 boston. ~ New Haven Rk. a. hsi aud
stb-sv via Shorr Linz y. snI Sunday ?.
10 buna o. by Ere kH foot q ChsnbsI.
AID 10 IN sBi3 IN
10 Pa. ad.iphi by Jersey ksilfl al foot
Of CoursLd 1T 10 "a l. q: ,l.p Sunday. 4 p IN
TO fhissslpfl. T., Camden aud Amhoy
HSirsd PI.f % Y. Il. fot IT hafcay-s. a m p In
To W..aiHstcr ~ New Jci,sy Rb.1 lVas.
I'D J., ? foot Of C0uri audi st. Sunday p IN
To tito Wet ~ Ccu'fa EAfo-a Of ""~-
A. m....................... 70. IN
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LindsNey g. Co..

UNITED STAT, ) bOy.ITf AMP w CLAIM AN AGENCY.
The sab.crbe devote ths0s rvs Exsusi'sJ to 'hs Col
Lection ~: .cd Adju:,nl,., A., ,r,., -, ANA
UPON The GOyEaNAENf or TEE
UNITED STATS,
Being entirely familiar fon .neTINtien5e OF msny yrsrs
with the routns Of business In nos, Of ~ Dep"te OF 100
Government they are peculiarly quai'- g ,nd"rtsk- the
Ceec Of and give Aaviee respsct Ds@.ni OF every
Much tims and large Of money or. oftsntiu.' .x
pended In prosecution Of sns hieh ehrr ire GUAR
la hrir iacep,ion rendered unco.cte by Of
error or Informally H. the dfsng OF the pspsrs IL csses of
tue character oths former IL l. their invsrio rue 10 advise
sbDdonan Of the pro.ecnon OF the clsi In the
pssensed aud 10 suggest otn-r oesns Of COLLECTION bat
wbsro the difficulty merely from Tho bense of pecss
sary vouchers other iegnrIy in the rspsrson Of
TN c-'n tey are always able W point OUT snd generally 70
remedy the defect
Our chMses Tor Cosct,sg though depending IN gree. d.
gree upon the cbarsc OF The claim, viii ALWAYS De mo
Where mere sdv &c is desired small tee only - e1pectrd
All e<fs Of inquiry scaiing the usuTs OF tne clsin
pou p answered. shi sh necessary MO % mon gwen ~
TIE sccount. Of Resmso,s and Other Quart rrns..er
properly ana correctly made by experienced Qiartonaen
Wsh,ye special permission to sfer to the following:
Gs'rae OpJy Es, Mayor City ofNew.york
Jsn's Gsla,in. President itiona Bank hew.York
Yok. -' ~''''''' A-'" D ~
ysee s,r,sow. President St. Nichoias Bsnk. N.wYsrk.
w. H. Jchhson. Pse,id mt Hsnogsr BADk, ae~.Yolk
hs"Hd hasht, Pissidsnt Bans Il ComIoGS.sth, New.
Eugene Kelly l. Co., Bankers, No. 30 wA,-sG. New.York
Ale Amy osnker, CoaIioenal Bank Building Now.
LisemOrs, Clews h Co. B.uk.rs, No "a wsnst, New.
John Taylor Johnston President Csn,r. Railroad Of New
d. Hop. General Superintendent Hope EIgre,. Co. Ma
lo2 broadway New-York.
Johra ssurse. OF starss BsDne. Co., No Ias Front
o., hewYork-
Butler Cecll R.w.ou Co.. Merchants Bro.a~ay New.
howard ssuy,, Co., Merchans' Nos los and iO7 Cham
Nsw-Yotk
Lsh,op Ludington Co.. Merchants ~. ., PAX place.
New.York.
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MARRIED..

HILTON-BENEDICT-In Ridsehsld Conn. on Monday,
Junr u.s. by the Rev r. W. Smith James w III ton o.
DJnsirk. N. Y. to Mstids r. Bened Of daughter Of I'm
Fen die. Of the former place. no cards.
ISHAM-SCHUTT-On Monday morning. June Is a. tho
residence OF G. L. Robinson In Jersey City by ths Rev.
DR. Burchsd ofNewYork George r. Isham Of Duukirk 10
Mise Ellen, daughter Of John Schutt, of Dryden, NJ T.
LEACH-LANGDON-In Plymouth N II by the Rev ii.
A. Hesen, Oh Wednesdsy June Mr. Orlando Leach Of
Boston. aud Mis- Josephine Lsnsdon Of Pymouth.
WEBB-DICKsON--Oo Saturday. June 10. by the Rev 8
H. Weston, Lieut. w. w. Webb. u. s. "a, TO Mi.s Clara
A, daughter Of Andrew Dickson esq. Of New.Vork-
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Malls Close mt the Post-OIIce.

For Crest Britain aud the Continent, by steamer
Persia "wednesday June Observation-Disclosures. Ii .. N
For Europe. By steamer Nova Sootan, via Quebec,
Thursday Juno .. N
For HsvaLs. By steamer Roanoke. Thursday. Juno
II IN
.o.uer Pian,sgene, sa'urssy June 2o.... q p
For California Sc.. daily tSundsys ciceptei)
overland via St. Joseph Mo.......3 o. M. aud y p. m
Norh-Albany Badalo aud Causdu IS a IN aud y D. IN
North and We.t Ess Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W,stsrh Mail via Erie Ksilrosd.. ..5 and y
southern and oouth. We,tern Mails IN ~ and 10.
Rss.rn Mail ..................3s H.. Ia aud 81 2. H.
New. Bedford New port aud Fall River
4 he Long Island Mail closes at = . m, and .. Y.
SUNDAY M.is- On SUNDAY all mails close at ID y. la.
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DIED..

BROWN - Rsbsccs X. Browo OF consumption. second
daughter Of T.. Woodruff Brown and Emma PsndieOn
hope Of blessed Immortality beyond the gave.
The funeral will take place on "Wednesday afternoon ct
O'Clock from the residence Of her her, No. Grsa. Jones
street. The remains will be tassn to soconduee. Come
terry.
CHAPPEL--In Brooklyn. on Sunday morning juno Il
Almirs. VIII. OF AlonIo Chapel .
Tho friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the late e'dsne- 10 fsche
street, near Brooklyn syenoe, on iuesdsy' si3 III.
DUNN Suddenly Monday June H. OF hemmorrhsge Of
the lungs Alnis NJ Dunn second d,ush,et OF Isabel aud
the sie JOSIAH T. Dunn late principal OF Primary school
Motto. Of funeral will be given tomorrow
HoFFoa Monday June H. Cornelius Hot, In the I'D
Tho friene, Of the family ST. respectfully invited attend
the funtTs from hi lac residence, No B3 Wet 0 istoI
street, on Wednesday afternoon ct 2 o'clock
JoNFs-Tn Brooklyn Sunday evening June Il. Alonro
r Jones IN The lj'h y.af Of u, sss.,.u-,..a
" attend the funeral WEDNESDAY afternoon al ocloos
from tho residence Of Wm. Taylor L.! Nissan street
LEARrED-On Monday Jun. a. A. q. learned
Ihe srcsfs and eubon G.! B-ty'u Lodge No H. o ofO
o. .ud the OfIcr 10 general e,r.rpy Invited 10 a.
tend - isss service o. our s's brother a. o'clock this
riso, Iy order II. ". SIMPSON. v.G.
LOChWOOD--In hi, city Monday. Jun. u.s. Samuel
tn. funeral VIII be attended 81 bis late residence No ~
Horsuo street TIN. day. it.h il' st o TIE remains
viii be eon,e,eis g oiAnsr County !of iliermsn,.
PlxLEY - At Eoo.burs F,' w.. Saudsy Nay "a.
William ii. Finley. ssed - zeal"
FIXLkY-At Euotbufg FElsslt, OIL Thgfsday. May %
Alfred fiIieJ, VI. d.. sssd . years
sAfEiiSCn Thu day msruns Ju,c II. It bis fesitsnee.
in sndb-fsh. sut'sn County " " PEni2 ssjef In hts
5iu year.
wHITFTts r-'l,s, f.uGs and ,cqianlsnces OF Charles
b. Win. are iV.d 70 attend he fuu-rs from his late resi-
colo. & m ~. car, fof Nofuak vii leave toe Nov.
Maven Depot Igsuty -'s'enth street at L.. returning
will leave Nor"ak q ocoss ?. u tairias viii be IA
waiting IN tho sfriv-l OF he c4sN South N0rrak, to
conve' friends % tie hsa'".
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HRAporARrEKs PRovosT-MARsBlL

No. III broadway, ". Y. Ci,yS
Cgvalry. - PRovosT- MARsHAL-0BsBEkLs OYYicR,
WAsuIAG1OS, ID. C., May 70, H5J All who desire to
join any particular iegu emit Of Cavalry in tie ID
hereby authorized to preseut tine curing
the thirty days the Boad Of Eoon eI IN their
,pecve Districts. The Board shall examine and
upon their fitness for tie and f o1nd 20 DO
h The Provossha VI the Dsrict shall give tdem tsns
porsion tickets tho General R-niezvou- at the Heed
quarters OF tho A. A. Proves MarhIGeperu Of ne State
A. soon they present tins General K@nder
vouJ. they sail DO duly mustered by mnstsrng and DIS
bL.ns officer and b, him ID. bounty allowed by law
JAMES Il. FAY, Provoft Marshal General.
Persons desiring eui.t vi. present. themselves thss
Hesdfus ters without delay. JOEL y. kRhAkUF,
Ceps and Prov Mar IVA Cong Distinct
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men,s.-Tuesday, juno 10.

WALLACK'S-The Youthful Queen.
kIBLOS 0AKDEN-The Duke. Motto.
LAURA kEENE'S THEATER-The Troupe s. Denis.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING. 6L3 Broadway
BARNUM'S MUskUM-Gen. Tom Thumb ard wife. Com.
Mutt and Minnie Warren Of all hours Drsuiss st and
a o'clock.
IRVING HALIr-The Stsreopticon.
HOPE CHAfEL-Du1ocq's Holy Land
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HsApoUAnrExs Paoyo.r.MARssAI, }

4
.gw-lokk. JEB" !, 1888.
Cavalry.-ppovosTNkksHAL GgSskAL's CYplcA,
WAsRIsGroN d. g., May y. l1t3- Ala who desils
Join Guy particular regiment Of cavalry in the bold
hereby Authorized to pressLt themselves at agy tine curing
tho Le1t tair.y days Board Of Enrolment Ia their
s2ecvs Districts The Board viii eIaune them aud 10
teriue urou th-r fines fer tie service and II ScIf 20
g. tie Provost Marshal Of the District will give then.
por.atou tickets General rendezvous st the Head
quarters II. A. A PfoyoGsrsl4 General Of tte stna
tey present At this Oenfra. .n iek
they shall Ie duly mustered by ms't-rng aud aIS
bursting Greer and paid BY h.n the bounty ALLOW "a By ,~
JAMES X FRY, Provos.Magshsl GeEsrhL
Persons dn:ins to euss will present ta.'sves :. thsSs
Hecaau,rter. without d. az. JAMES w. RARk.
Captsn aud .Marshsl With Congressional Dis
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UsefiA' and Valuable Discovery!

HILTON'S 1NSOLUBLE CEMENT
70 Of general '.ccai Utility th.e sny ysnoa now
oefore the public ,as besD torouxhy tested during the
two yesu by pracA m-p pronounced by all I, bs
oorEhlOHtosny ADM .SlVE PREPARA III IN KNOWN.
HlLTON'S INSCLUBLE CEMENT
thing aud the result Of yess Of study IL. cobna
tion I. on
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
snd under no ccums OF onA 20 IL t.mpsrsture will
become corups or emit any offensive smell
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS
using machines will find The Ls astice Tor rern.nt
tho chano~is A. WORKS without deiay IN Tot a,e All nv
aoy change Of ten peIatuIe.
will find II sufficiently adhesive for their use has been
proved.
1T IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LEATHER.
Lining, to Boots and Shoes saciesly strong without
stitching.
1T IS THE ONLY LIQUID CEMENT
eItsnt that |, a sure tbiol for mencns -
FURNITURE. CR0CKERY. TOYS. BONE, IVORY.
and articles Of Household uss
REMEMBER, HiLTON's INsOLUBLE CEMENT
is In liquid form and a. easily applied a. paa.e.
INSOLUBLE CEMENT
10 insoiuOie in water or oil ne
INSOLUBLE CEMENT
sdheres oily substances
Supplied In Family or Msnufsc,arers' pscksge' frOn
HILTON BROS. & Co, Propdo'ou.
Providence, Z
For sale wholesale BY ". Ward Close TO. no. l3)
II. C. Oakley No. IL Ps'k-row hall Rucke'
No 28 Greenwich It,. Crosby BGteItold Haven. NO ~
Dey ST.. and at fetal everyyLefe-
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DRESS, it is said, does not make tue man. but
II certainly adds very m,.e,y to biz looks However rich.
y dressed may be- good Hat to give tho suit
perfect finish and to d. this the Hat niu't b Of those
unspproschsble article, thst be procured only Of KNOB
OF No 2i2 Broadway style s"ortmer extent and viri-
ETY. ofock KNOX stands the tpOp OF tho trade Give
him call.
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Aalc Of Cotton.

CIscIssATI, Monday. June Is, 1859
Two hundred aud seventy three bales OF cOnfis-
csted cotton were sold ut auction to-day. The
prices ranged from 3Oi TO As, cents per pound. The
quality was generally inieror.
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Atrikc.


ALBANY, Monday, Jun" ID, lSo3.
The 'longshoreuen, elevator employee ana |" lew
RAILROAD lab rers are GU a sirko beie for twelve
sLihuQr per dpy. Two or three hundred Of thsIp
paraded the streets this Afternoon.
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MusKRTo NETS and CANOriEs,
All INV STrLss.
ann KRI,,'s 40. $50 BROADWAY

BOATs-PLEAsURE BOATS FOR LAKE, hl'Eh,
xn -i,,er 100 Bosts at iSoHhsoLL, Lsfges. sna
oAr AND OAK BAlAAK in tue world. So' ~ aHa
IA pOvtasL
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The PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Pssn,ee Aston place ground foorl
H. Also Phi.dsphis and boston. Only houses oil PALMER
Co Avoid imposition by Gazing on the Inventor
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BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Csrtes de White. 81 per dozen; Duplicate. 81 80 All
Negatives registered r. A. LEWIS l2 Chsihsmbt. N. Y.