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8 THE ADVANCE, MAY 10, 1861. NEWS OF THE WEEK, JBY TO THE ADVANCE. THE III FOR THE UMIOH, FROM WASHINGTON. BO,OO<y Men THere. THE CITY UNDER MARSHAL LAW. KIFKTBD BBMONSTHATION AT VBBRV. llurn^y- will Support the HtarH nml Stripe**. TH1 KABTLAH0 EAUBOAJM OPBUBD. WAHIIINMTON, May 6.—Tho MaiMacuii- wttn rvgimvntH went yesterday to the Ile- Uy lloufw. They wore joine<l bv a regi- ment from the Junction and another from Annapolis The former was the New- York 8th. The Virginia relwls boast of having 'J.OOO nun at Harper'n Ferry, but authen- tir arcoitntft fix the number at 8,400. A demonstration of Government troops there it* momentarily expected, as the H'IK'IS are preparing to move the machin- ery of thc'nrmory to Richmond. Uov. Hprague of Rhode Island has given up his contemplated trip home.— ilis trooiw will soon move southward, and he lias resumed command of the regiment. The Government has accepted Col.'s Terrell and GriHWold's regimenU of Ken- tucky. The lion tot i flying artillery are among the troop* at the Relay House. The Herald's dispatch says it is cur- rently iH'lieved that the President will is- «ue a proclamation to-day (Monday) an- nouncing the intention of the Govern- ment to repossess the Federal property seized by the reticle, and deal summarily with all found residing in the vicinity. The City of Washington is under mar- shal law. Lieut. Ellsworth is appointed to administer the niarshall law, and not to wnd for the civilians. A close super- vision is kept over all movements. LATKR FROM KtBOPB. Arrival of the City of Baltimore. NKW-YOHK, May ft.—The uteamship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the /24th and (.Jueonstown on the 25th ultimo, arrived thin morning, bringing 708 pas- sengers and #27,740 in specie. A prospectus was issued at Liverpool, with influential support, to run steamers direct between Liverpool and New-Or- leans, and another from Charleston. The latter starts July 1st. The French fleet has been ordered out to convey French troops home from Syria. A commercial treaty between France nnd Belgium has )>een signed. Prince Napoleon has abandoned the intention of going to England to receive satisfaction from the Duke D'Orncl. The Italian Ohaml>ers have decided to consider Uaribuldi's project of arming the country. It i* denied that Spurn intends to re- ject the offer of the corporation of 8t. Domingo. It is asserted that Etha re- quests Kpanish protection. The weather keeps very fine for agri- cultural purposes. Flour dull and easier. White steady ftt full rates. lied Us to 12s. White 12s (Id to 14* Ud. Coin slack and offered at a decliee of Od, without buyers. Mixed and Yellow Ms to Ms; White Ms to 517s. * RAI/TIMOHK, May 4.—There are now 110,000 troops in Washington, including Pennsylvania regulars which have just •arrived. Our troops will take possession of Alexandria to-morrow. The Pennsyl- vania troops passed through Baltimore last night and are now in Washington. The American flag floats over Havre de Grace. The jwople there are for the I'nion. A transport has just arrived from An- napolis. Hhe repoYta passing a fleet of 10 propellers, with the New-Jersey troops on board. NKW.YORK, May 5.—The Cahawba from Havana, reports business suspended on account of the aspect of affairs in the Gen. Harnejr. NKW-YOUK, May «.— Oen. Harncy qays he will cling to the flag he has served un- der for flfty years, and to the Government which has conferred honor upon him. Ho long an thc'hrcuth of life is in him he will IM 1 a loyal soldier. PATHKH POINT, May 0,10 A. M.—There are no signs of the steamer North Ameri- can off tTiis point. NKW-YOHK, May 0.— Edward H. WU- kina, a member of the Press, died here yesterday. i WASHINGTON, May 4. The Maryland TiCgislature had an interview with tta President. They said both Kailroada were to bring troops through Baltimore. The 9th regiment will be located in the neighborhood. Important Proclamation of Governor Letoher WASHINGTON, May 7.—Qov. Letcl^cr has published a proclamation saying that the sovereignty of the commonwealth having been denied, her territorial right assailed, her soil threasened •with inva- sion ty the authorities at Washington, and every artifice employed which could influence the people of the Northern States against her, it becomes the solemn duty of every citizen of Virginia to pre- } >are for immediate conflict, to this end, or these purposes, with'a determination to repel invasion, Oov. Letcher authorises the commanding Generals! of the mili- tary forces to cause to be mastered in the service from time to time s\kch additional numl>ers of volunteers as 1 le may deem necessary, Movements of Troop*. WASHINGTON, May 5.—iThe 52d regi- ment and the 8th of Massachusetts arrived at the lU'lay House, nine irtiles from Bal- timore. They took possession of the tel- egraph wire and divested the entire neigh- borhood. It is said this movement Ibthe basis to take Harper's Ferry. It is ru- mored that several boats loaded with troops are coming up the river. NKW-YORK, May 6.—Baltimore dis- patches say that it is l>elicved that the Hail Hoad to Wheeling will l>e taken pos- session of, and soon tho secession troops will only hold the road hjelow Harper's Ferry and Mart in burgh, j It also says the whole secession move- ment is demoralized by thej prompt tnove- ement of troopri. It is rumj:>rad that Cam- den Station and Baltimore; will be occu- pied on Monday morning by a detachment from the Relay House. Secession In missour|. SPRINGKIEI.P, MO., May 4.—Messrs. Phelps andOrr addressed a large meeting to-day^ denouncing secession, and said they hoped the l>order States would me- diate and fling back secession. Secession is dying fast. , May 0.—Special to the Post: The steamer W. B. Hansom is to convey forces from Annapolis to retake Smiths point light ship. She has4 guns and 70 men on board, and will replace the light which has l>een femoved by the rcl>cls. A war steamer is now stationed off fort McHenry at Baltimore, to assist in emergencies. 4 regiment* left Annapolis for the He- lay house last night NKW-YOKK, May (I.—Special dispatches from Baltimore to the Times says, the legislature reassembled to day. Since the failure of the Committee of Safety, they will not attempt to call a Con- vention, if they do have union men they will insist on the question, Convention or no Convention, should be referred to the people for election of a delegate. At Baltimore I had an interview with Gen. Butler last nijfht, who said that the Northern troops must be allowed to pass in safety over the ground or blood would be spilled if thev were attacked. The Post dispatches Hay that large amounts of military stortjs are constantly arriving. ' j Gov, Buckingham of Connecticut is here making arrangements for the accom- modation of Connecticut troops. Gov. Olden has accepted the brigade of Hudson County troops, and General Wright offers his services to the Govern- ment for an indefinite period. Dnlon Meeting a t Watertown* WATKKTTOWN, May 4.—A grand dem onstration was held here this evening.— An immense Union pole has been raised in the public square. Four companies of volunteers and the Home Guards have been parading our streets with music and banners. Speeches were made by .Tames F. Starbuck, Lysandcr N. Brown, L. J. Bigelow and I). M. Bennett. The greatest degree of enthusiasm prevailed. HAOKIWTOWN, May 4^—There is great rejoicing here over tlifcthfc successs oii the Union ticket. The i succes o members of the legis- lature have a majority of 400. Bonfires are the order of the evening. NKW-YOHK, May 6.—The Commercial's Washington correspondent says it is ex- pected that Baltimotc will be occupied by Government troops on Wednesday next. NEW-ORI,KAKB, May 6.—A steamboat was burned on the opposite side of the river yesterday. Loss f 125,000. The schooner Horace, with federal troops from Texas, passed the mouth of the river to-day, en route for New-York. WASHINGTON, May 7.—Brigadier Gen. Cockey. commanding ((he military troops and defences on the Potomac, border of Virginia, says that (Jen. Huggles has ta- ken up his quarters at Freuericksburgh. He (Cockey) to take up a }M>sition in front of Washington, in connection with the commanding officer at Harper's Ferry. BOSTON, May 7.—Gov. Andrews re- ceived a dispatch from the Government saying that additional troops would be enlisted tor 8 years. Ix>uisy ILLE, Mav 4.—The vote of Lmiis ville in favor of the Union candidates to the Bonier State Convention is from 6000 to 8000. The Union vote is supposed to be larger than any aggregate vote polled here. •ARRIVAL OF THE N. Y. ZOUAVES AT ANNAPOLIS. JL. Tr»itor Mlxot. TROOPS MOVING DOWN THE POTOMAC. ARREST OF SPIES. NRW-YORK, May 2.—TheWorldWash- ington special dispatch to-day says that the blockade of the Virginia ports will be effected on Monday, by a fleet between Cape Charles and Henry. Numbers of Union men have arrived, being drived out of Virginia. It was re- ported a secession camp was forming at Dumfries Virginia. # 1500 Volunteers had been enrolled at Galvcaton in 4 days, and 1,000 more from the country were offered. A despatch to the Republican says that about 12 men txslonging to Chicago re- fused to take oath to support Government and left the rank. Major Col. Buchman Commander-in- Chiet of Kentucky Militia, had a Confer- ence with Col. Prentice Commander of the Forces at Cairo. There is much excitement at Paducah, and military companies arc constantly drilling. Four piepes of artillery have been received here from Nashville. It is undersood that the Governor of Tennes- see made a demand on the Governor of Illinois for arms and munitions taken from the Steamer Oilman, the lx>at has since l»een given to the officers and taken to Peducah. War feeliug is very high at Nashville. Several Companies are drilling every night with 24-pounders, and a considera- ble number of troops are stationed at Col- umbus Ky. The town is carefully guard- ed and strangers closely watched. The I>eople fear an attack from the Cairo for- ces. The Steamer Julius II. Smith, slipped by Cairo and landed 450 Colt*s rifles at Peducah. 11. Donavan Collector at this *Port, for- wardwl his resignation to Washington yesterday. ANNAPOLIS, May 2.—The steamship #Jaltic has arrived with the N. Y. Fire Zouaves on board. A great demonstra- tion was made on their landing. The purser of the Baltic reports that they had a lively time on lx>ard. The Zouaves were greatly disappointed in not being permitted to visit Baltimore. The 15th N. Y. regiment has not yet landed from the steamship Kedar. I The Catiline has arrived from New York with provisions. The Baltic reports all quiet in the bay. Gun boats cruise up and down con- stantly. The Rhode Island artillery has arrived, but has not yet landed. They are under orders for important service below Wash- ington. The 67th regiment, of New-York, is stationed all along the road to Washing- ton, in squads within hailing distance of each other. A Captain of the 67th regiment ar- rested a spy night before last at Annapo- lis Junction, just from Montgomery with important papers. lie gave his name as Henry Granval. I am informed that he will lie hung. A son of a very influential family here is also under arrest a» a spy, he opened despatches delivered him at Washington. The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun has left, fearing arrest. The popu- lace are all ready to lynch him. The alarm night Iwfore last was doubt- less a ruse to try the soldiers. I learn at the State. House that the Legislature will doubtless call a Conven- tion. A gentleman from the interior of Mary- land says that the Union feeling is gaining ground daily. One week of Se* cession rule hns disgusted many of its former advocates. NKW-YOUK, May 4.—A letter from the' interior of South Carolina says that the negroes have burned several buildings in the vicinity. Capt Ea^le has been ordered to the command ot the frigate Cumberland. The Post's special learns on good au- thority that the secessionists have planned a force to conflict with the federal trrtops that may attempt to pass through Balti- more. m Gen. Patterson has prepared a flying railroad battery of artillery for use on the Annapolis and Washington railroad. It in reported that all secessionists have been warned to leave Washington. The steamer Columbia, with the Albany Burgess corps, leaves to-night. Hhe has a detachment of the 7ist regiment, two twelve pound howitzers for the 7th regi- ment, 85 mat trasses tor the 71st regiment,' and other stores. The Memphis 25th regiment started by order of the Governor ot Arkansas for Napoleon. Gov. Jones seized at Napoleon 140,000 cartridges, 15 Maynard rifles, 140 saddles nnd 500 sabres Ixiloiiging to the Federal Government for the use of the secession- ists. BUFFALO, May Si.—Four Companies of Volunteers left this evening for the ren dczvous at Elinira. They were escorted to the Depot by the Home Guard, Mill- ard Fill more, commanding in person. The Home Guard is composed of retired commissioned officers of the State militia, and is being thorougly drilled by Major Fillmore. About 150 memtora arc al- ready enrolled. s . NEW YORK HAS FURNISHED A FULL, fltJOTA. NEW-YORK. May 8rd.—Washington dispatch to the Post.—It is confidently asserted that the Government will com- mence active operations against rebels on Monday next. Another requisition is made upon Penn- sylvanian regiments to proceed to Wa- shington to camp immediately. Gov, Morgan has received communi- cations from the War Department ex- pressing obligations for the promptness and dispatch with which troops were sent from New-York for the defence of the Capital, bnt request that no more be for- warded to that point until further advices are received from the Department, all being deemed now safe at Wnnhington. Knowing the disappointment this will occasion, Gov, Morgan earnestly desires that the present uniformed corps which have already been ordered to Washington, but have not'yet left, may l>e received by the National authorities; but unless the Department should consent, these regi- ments will have to be discharged. Van Vechten is acting as Assistant Ad- jutant General of the volunteer militia only. Duncan Campl>cll who has been Assistant Adjutant General of the New- York State Militia retains his old position. ELMIRA. May 8.—The troops give quite a military appearance to the place. Gen. Van Val ken burgh and Gen. Walker are having all they can do to provide for the large number of troops arriving. There are now 1840 troops at this rendevous. 400 of which arrived to day. The Onon- dago Itegiment and a Company from Waterloo arrived last night. Two Com- panies from Utica, and one each from Bath, Dansvillc ami Cuba arrived to-day. 9 Companies from Itochcstcr, one in Can- andagua are expected in the morning. All are satisfied with their quarters, and fare, and the men are in the best spirits, ami express an anxiety to proceed to the seat of war. PHILADELPHIA, May JJ.—Major Ander- son pased through this City at noon to- day en route for Washington, he was re- cognized in passing from depot to depot, and was greeted with intense enthusiasm. BOSTON, May, 8.—The Commercial Bul- letin , give,** 22 suspensions and failures in New-York, 12 in Boston, 5 in Cincinnati, 3 in Baltimore, aud 17 in all other places, a total of 39 for the week. INSURANCE. ITHICA, May 8.—The 1st., Company of Volunteers 100 strong left for New-York this evening. The second Company is organized. $10,000 have been subscrib- ed. BOSTON, May 1.—There ia a talk of calling an extra session of the Legislature to make an appropriation and authorise the Governor to establish a camp in Mass. where all tho new organized volunteers can rendezvous until called inU> actual service. The privates in the mean time to lx» paid $50 per month by the state.— William Gray has given $10,000 for the ljenefit of volunteer's familes. WASHINGTON, May 1.—The Secretary of the Treasury advertises for proposals un- til the 30th hist, unless the whole amount be offered sooner, to be taken at par, and nearly 14 millions of Stock of the U. 8. under the act of June I860, authorizing a loan and providing for the redemption of the treasury notes. ERIE, May 1.—McLean's Regiment, 800 strong, left at 2 P. M., for Pittsburgh. Over 10,000 persons of both rexes as- sembled to witness their departure and great enthusiam was manifested. WASHINGTON, May 1.—Contrary to oft- en repeated rumors it is reliably asertain- ed that martial law will not be pro- claimed hero unless there shall be a reason for it, which certainly docs not now exist. Among the unfounded reports to day •was one that the Treasury Department had .received a dispatch stating that the Confederate Troops were concentrating in Virginia, for immediate raid on Wash ton. The Government is sedulously and promptly providing for the equipment and comfort of such volunteers now here as hastily left their various employments for the defence of the Capital. But tew of the Government employees have received their month's sulary. The money for that purpose not yet having arrived from JtfewYrk SYRACUSE, May 1.—The volunteer re- lief fund now amounts to $13,000. The common council of this city has made an additional appropriation of $10,000. The Onondaga regiment of 10 com- panies is full and ready for service, it will leave to-morrow for Elmira under com- mand of Col. E. L. Walrath. OMAHA, N. T., May t.—Gov. Black hns issued a proclamation recommending a thorough volunteer organisation through- out the Tervitory. He has already sup- plied companies with arms aud equip- ments, and seems determined to place Nebraska in the bent possible condition of defence- It is supposed that at least one regi- ment of riebraske troops will be mus- tered in the United States service for homo defence. Nebraska is a unit for the Constitution and the Union. It is rumored that Gov. Black will on the arrival of his successor return to Pennsylvania, liaving l>een called there to assume an important military com- mand. Life, Fire mil Marine iBsuraace Home Life Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, N. Y. v CASH CAPITAL, $126,000. Invented tn Stock* of tb« State of New-York, and first clans Bolide aud Mortgage*. OKO. C. RIPLKY, Si*'y, W. 8. GRIFFITH, Pres. Z. B. BRIDGEH, Medical Examiner. Board itf tf Hon. DAVID C. JUDHON, O. M. FOSTER. E»q., Hon. JAMES AVEKKLL, KUJA11 WHITK,B*q. lion. (1IAKU&U. MYERS. Atlantic Flr« Insurance Company* ol Brooklyn, N. Y. Chartered 1W61. Capital $160,000-At»eU $250,000. HORATIO DORR, Bec'y. JOHN I). COCKS, Prei. Lenox Fire Insurance Company, of New-York. Chartered 1858. Capital $150,000—Ar>»et« $176,000. W. JL FRANKLIN, Sec., GKO. A. JARV18, Pre«. Mutual (Marine) Insurance Company, ofBnflMo, N. Y. Atfaetts $683,000 00 ftcrlp dividend to dealer** Feb. 12, ltttll, Uiirty- <wr jw cent. Ca*h dividend on outstanding Scrip, $evwper cent. Scrip of 1H5» redeemed ttuo year. JAMES C. EYANH, President. A. A. Bug*AMUkrz, Secretary. I am prepared to fill application! for Innnrance in the above Companies, which are among the best in th« country. t*~0ffl<» 86 Ford Street (Up 8tein.).jE) [l-l-d&wtf.] JOHN II. FAIRCH1LD, Agent. ASS YOU Df BURED1 Life, Fire and Marine Stock Insu* ranee Ageucy. tar STRONGEST IN THE HTATK m* (EttabtUksd itt 1H44.J Old JEtna Insurance Company, Of Hartford,—Incorporated 1K1». Capital, ft 1,000,(100... .Surplus, $«M,0U0. CHARTER PERPETUAL/ Home Insurance Company, of New York. Capital, $1,000,000... Surplus, $481,000. Old Hartford Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn., 1810. Capital $500,000. ., Hurpluft $455,000. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Western Massachusetts Ins, Co., PitUfield, 1862. Capital $160,000... .Burplus $80,000. Phoenix Insurance Company , Hartford, Conn., 1854. Capital, $400,000.... Surplus $900,000. City Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. Capital $960,000.... Surplus $75;000. New England insurance Co*. Hartford, Conn., 1R58. Capital $*X>,000... .Surplus $*MfOO. Norwich Insurance Company, Norwich. Ct.. 1KB. Capital $900,000... Surplus $22,000. Connecticut mutual Life Ins. Co. A«»ets $8,000,6**. Farmer* of Ut. Lawrence County, I can in- sure your houses and barne for a term of three yearn or more, at lower rates than mu- tual*, for cash down. No premium notes ta- ken and no Ax segment* made. Call and »ce before insuring. I own no Mock in either company, and my customers may continue to rely on my best judgment to their securi- ties under their policies. Apply to A. P. Mor»« or P. McGrady, Ham monu; C. L. Lum. Ronnie; F. Ptielan, Mor- ristown; G. B. & H. Andrews, Mas*ena; U. J. Hall, RaymondiiviUe. FJr~Your patronage is respectfully solic- ited. L. HASBHOVCK. Ogdennburfh, March 1,1801. FIRE INSURANCE! W- 3D. OrCJJHI0T| jflLaV*., (StTCCKSBOB TO JAR. O. HOrXINS,) For the following reliable New York City Stock Companies of Larg* Ca*h Capital*, vis: HANOVER FIRE INS. CO., N. Y. Capital $900,000 Assets 948,000 HOWARD INSURANCB CO., N. Y. Capital $950,000 Awets 896,168 LAM AH FIRB INSURANCE CO., N. Y. Capital $800,000 Assets 844,858 METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, N. Y. Capital $dQ0.0O0 A»»eU 38fi,(W0 Pertoru insuring in the METROPOLITAN, will notitx annually thr*e/ovrlh4 o/ the ProJU*. The abov« companies which are among the very BKHT, were selected by my predecessor who wan in the bu«tne»i*, tome 80 year* 1 , and paid for lo*«*e» in Oedensbar^u, I*rencott and vicinity, near SEV- ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. PT OFFICE IN HOPKINS HL0CK.J& WI!I. E. GUEST, Aft., [1-tf ] Also Ju*tic« of the Peace. DENTISTRY. X)x*. -A— jT. WaldL. W OULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF OO- densburKh and ricinity, that he hao returned to hi* ofllc« in this place, where he will be happy to perform all dental operaUoun that may be en trusted to his care. Anesthetic R^cut* administer- ed to extract tteth without pain. He will remain here until June next, then visit OOUVERNKl'K where he will remain one month. PSTOHM Jndwm Bank Building State Street tntranoe, Of daatbtiryh, IT. T. Ogdensbvrfh, April 1,1860. BALDWIN ; CORNER er Catharine and DiviHion 8tr*»«ts, Near Iht SUatnboat landing and S. S. Dtpot, OGDENSBUROII, N. Y. This Iloune ha# lately been enlarged, with the addition of *ome Forty Room*, consisting of Par- lors, Suits of Roonif, Ac, which ar« furnished in the latest modern Ktvlr. The Proprietor, whoeo long experience In Hotel keeping, renders this HOUH« HO popular, would respectfully return hid most M nee re thanks for pa*t patronage, and hopes by utrict attention to tu« wants of his guest*, to receive a continuance of the came His table will a)way* be furnished with the choicest delicacfcm th* market aflord*. The Bar will be stocked with the best of Imported Liquor*, of hi» own selection, through the Ilouce of Meinrn. Chap- mitiA Co., of Montreal. 0T'Carrlages will be in readiness at the Rail Road Depot and H team boat Landing*, to convey Pas*eng£rK and Baggage, to and from the House Fr^of Charge. lajr-Blaife* leave this House for Waddington, Htrmoa, Hammond, Ronnie andCantoa. JEREMIAH BALDWIN, Proprietor. Mares 6ih, 1861. [8-dlyweew.] OCDBNSRCRCIH OKNERA FIRE AND MARINE INBUR AGENCY. CXBLAJPXXCT, Jt North Western Fire 4k Marine •ace Co., Ovwego, N. \, CAPITAL, $150,000—SURPLUS, $151 fprlnjrfleld Fire and marine In»t Company, 8prlu*tield, M&M CAPITAL, $*)0,000~€URPLUH, $288 Continental In»a ranee Compa New-York. ** CAPITAL, $600,000—8URPLUS, $6» Security Fire 'insurance COM N«w-tork. CAPITAL, $500,000—SURPLUS, $18 Lorlllard Fire insurance Co New-York. CAPITAL,'$150,000-HURPLUB, $T North American Fire Insurant New-York. CAPITAL, $J50,000—SURPLUS, $& North A CAPITAL, $W0,00D—SURPLUS, $4 Co erlean Fire 1 natural Hartford. Phoenix Fire Insurance Brooklyn, N. Y. CAPITAL, $*6,0ttK-8URPLU8, $8 Commonwealth Fire Insu ran New- York. CAPITAL, $*50,Q0O-SURPLUS, $' Park CAPITAL, $800,000—SURPLUS, $\ Fire Insurance Con New-York. Atlantic Fire 4c Marine Insura Providence, R. 1. CAPITAL, $160,000—SURPLUS, $\ Hampdlen Fire Insurance Cc Springfield, Mass. CAPITAL, $150,000-SURPLUS, $ >lt Fire Insurance C< Sprlnfffield, Mass. CAPITAL, $180,000—SURPLUS, $ Policy holder* receive annual!} a ak proflta in the Continental, Security, aud North American lnsurauce lumps York, without incurring any liability. Fanner* and other* desiring limn anc U for their interest to call at thi* Ajrt- injuring elsewhere. For Insurance, U) a apply to B. M. CHtAPIN, A Also Notary Public aud Attorney am at LAW. Ojjbx: Corner of Ford and Cathari: OODENSBURUH, N. Y. CAER &^OLTTH: OODBlflBVBGH BIB T HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING F Co-Partuer*hip, and leaned, for year*, the extensive Brewery of Mr. I TON, will be prepared to furuifh *up ties of Jffiaat India Pal* Ale 3?orler. Stout, am Lax In Barrels, Half Barrel*, and Bottle chasers. The large experience of Mr. MAT the Breweries of England, and in t (late with Hoard, Seymour &, Co.) wa nurtion that the well e*tablii«hf d renu Ales of his manufacture, will be fully the present establishment; the utn ins taken in the manufacture,—pure Milt and Hop* only, being uno-d—the wholewomeneuK can be guaranteed. The attention of Fanalie«, Hotel the trade generally, ic invited to the H ing qualities of these Ales on draught tting; their (quality will be found equ Imported article, and poe*ei*eing hi ing and tonic qualities. k fSfOrders by. mail, or otherwi* solicited. D. D. T. P. 8. MA Ogdenaborgh, March Jft, U»l. FOR SALE. V ILLAOE LOTS, BRICK, LIME . for building purposes, for sale reasonable term* oy E. B. ALLE. Ogdensbnrgh, March «Tth, UftU. ST. LAWRENCE H Railway-St., Brookvill Board, $1 Per Ba; H. C. PHILLIPS, PROPRIE CHARLES SHAVE IxJfcOBTIR OF Fancy and Staple Dr WATER STREET, PRKS Immense importiou c fl»I>X*lx»-«> C JUST RECEIVED. Prescott, April ft, 1861. FORD STREET, OUDEN8 Physician's Prescriptions and F faithfully and accurately di» JOHN RINBG Begs to announce, that he hat> s Tices of 3DR. R. W. KKXI Who will devote hi* whole attent pending of Physicians' Prescriptk Recipes, Ac., and ha vine just rece' assortment of Dru^*. Chemical)'. burest sources, he would mo*l r l'Ht patronage. THE WHEELER * F IRST at TWO Natioal Fairs, a State Fairs, and at most of the other State*, and recognized bv approval of over SIXTY THOUSA: now neing it, as THE BEXT MACHINE FOR F A Full Stock of all the various s on hand and for sale at New-Yoc chine* shipped free of charge to ,tbe line of auy railroad in any part to the nearest R. R. Station, if pur the line of the Road. EVERY MACHINE WARRA; structious in the use of then) eive gratis. Price* Qrtatly r+dtttxd. |3r~Send for a Circular. T. B SX Champlain, N. Y. ALSO—Constantly on hand, the & Parmenter, and Atwater Sewin doable thread machines—which greatly reduced prices. Aprill*,!**}! [dte]
