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THE ADVANCE, SEPT. 13, 1861. T1IK SSX NEWS. |BY TELEGRAPH! TO THE ADVANCE. .THE WAD FOR THE THK NOHIINATIONg, DANIEL S. DICKINSON for Attorney GtantfttU. Thf Unto* C«irt«Uoii--Afttni*o K, Sept. It. The < onvontion wan called to order ut the appointed •hour. Mr. Scot'u'ld moved thnt when the Con- vention proceed to vote tor nomination*, th»' Secretary call the roll ot' delegates, and check their name* as they vote. On motion, the resolution WHH laid on the table Mr. SeofiHd moved that the roll of the members ot the Convention l»e called, with the exception of those from Yates, and that the yuuH and nays l>e called. A motion wan made to lay the motion «f Mr. ScoHeld on the table. Mr. Scotlcld called the yeas and nays, .ind the motion watt laid on the table, the member* riMiig in favor of the cull of the President and Seeretariw to conimence, when lion. .1. S, <J\flln rose to present an or- rivr he had before made. * The ('hair decided that the nays could not be called. BWPT. 13. At the People's Conven- tion, the following nomiruitiony were made: Attorney General - Danifl S. Dickinson. Secretary of Htate Horace Hulhtrd. Comptroller—Luca** Robinson. Trwwurer- W. 11. Lewk Canal Coramtaaioner*. K. A. Albcrger, term F. A. Talmadge, short term. »on Inspector -A. H. Ttippim. State Kngimer W. It. Taylor. Judge of Court of Appeal* \V. B. Wright. The Republican* IIHVC not noniitmted HS >ct. ». I hi... Hi»pt. U, The uun bouts and Lexington reconnoitred th»- Mi*»«»U>ippi ri\er l o diiy, they encountered n batten of tiiguiisitt Lucas Bend on the Missouri shore uud two ('on- fedcri't j^un boat*, they silenced the *hon butteriev >iu<| disabled tin* Confede- rate bout Yankee, .iitd would havecuptu- rcd her had y\u not been supported near Columbus. Hue of the Conestoga's men H:I-> sli^hth injured, the WMSOI' the rebels U nof known. Twenty »»f our wont* were to-day driv- en into < ol Ogilsby'* ciimp by *00 Con- tVdcratc*-. There arc not. h*ss than l.*t,000 rebels in #amp »t Columbus they are largely rein- forced. W \*«HiNCiTON, Sept. i'i. 'I'he (iovern men! i«'< ivid:» dispatch to nighl from I Jen UMSHTMI!/ vtatint' tliul lie hud met (Jen. F'nxd'v conmrmd. atid that the lat- ter wit- <hi\eii to his eurtliVMirks. »irii. !{<•-•'< r;u•/. will give battle to Flo\d n^aiu t\ it THR UNION CONTENTION. i SVHA<M;HK. Hopt. M». -The Union Con- vention assembled at Wei tiny; I Lull at II oVIoek imvixrly. the hull bein^ tilled with a large body of peoplu, presenting an appearance more thim i anally anima ting, even for n Convention Krom the tlrst moment, it became evi- dent that the Convention VMIH moved by the overwhehuiyg aptrit of earn^t enthu- Hia»m inthe cause for which it bld Hi nun A. Beebec railed the body to order, and nominated TIIOMAR V. Ai-vono, of Onondagn, aa temporary Chairman. Flnley M. King, of Cayuga, and Hon. Jamew 4. Bell, ot Jefferson, encorted the Chairman to ttie platform, amid the loud cheering of delegates. Mr. AI.VORD said that in the course of hi* life he had often been called upon to preside over deliberative aHsembliew, but nerer had he felt the rc«ponflibility so great and weighty an at this time. He Iwlieved that if the proct were rightly conducted, they would tell more effectually than embattled host* and serried ranks of men, on our national troubles. It our action to-day i« in uniwon with the sentiment* of the people, a* he doubt- ed not it would be, the national contro- versy would be reduced to insignificance. Tile Constitution, if the people are united, must be preserved and the Iniou maintained. We have a qtutttion at intuit* which, of ruH-esHity, murtt merge all parties. The question, in it* cntaiicc. UicomeH one of purely fcoltish intorent. As individuals, what do we care w^ietlit^r the Republican or the 1 )e.inoy rut it* party triumphs, if the country Hink beneath its feet when vic- tory \H proclaime<l to it / Our country is above and greater than any party! Cfre- mendoua applauiwv) Can we not lay down all petty uarty strifes and differences, and give all our effort A to our country, in thin her hour of need ? (We can! and great applause.) I am unditguiftedly and fearlo«Hly in favor of the vigorous and more etHcient prosecution of the war, until those who liave'gone from us are brolight buck to the I'liiou. 1 am for standing of! from the party platform upon which I have stood for tlit! hwt thirty year*, and for stepping upon the broad acre* of my country, giving my voice and cft'orts for sustaining and »upporting her. 1 urn for sustaining the administration •of the government by those who now have that duty to fwrform, just MO long as it if> mux'iifung and untiring in its de- votion to the country. 1 am forgiving to the government the greatest possible latitude that should be givcu by a free people, in such a crisis as now exists. When the conflict is over, and not un- til then, when we are again in a peaceful state we may review.their conduct and give them the meed of pruise for whnt NKW YOUK, 8«ut. 10.—A great lire is raging at 45 Murray Mreet—f40,000 worth of clothing,, owned by Weins Ac Co.. <1cwtroyed, but fully, covered by insu- rhey have done. I am for ing hostility, not only to t oncta and bowie knives at to tho.se who are ting the rcln-ls. now aid KOKTKKHH MoNHOP,, htcamer H. Sullivan is now uncompronns lose with bay- the South, but ng and a bet- 10. -The taking on re ll«ir.i.\ N-pi. \*. - Kitjht nrisoner* were •*<nt to St. LoiiU thi- morning: they were •captured in a skirmish bet wren the Home (•Hard* and the rebels at Douglas Prairie. JO of tin reUt* wre killed, and in •inoth»r skirmish the s:unc dn\ 10 of them were killed, anii liv horses captured. At another plaee near I'ubH, *2 scouts were taken with Provost M;trKhul MeKinstryV in their pocket* Advice*, from Springfield to Friday rning aiv to the effect th.it no battle had bem fought betwet u Montgomery »nd Itnin^ up to Thur-diiv last, and hi^ troop* were «n route to Forl Walker in Kk >jt»thinu r tlefmit^ was known of his fu- e iuo\« intnt-. but it was suppose* I that hiw forer would remain tie:ir the line, ready t«« attack in eoncert with the Mi> i troop-. ,»\ oicasion may require. <ien Price ha<l ijone t<i reinforee (Jen. in Their united force was about i lust heard from. Price was about the mil»*«. from Fort Scott. A battle was expected t<» take phter <»n Tuesday of last week. ciiiib. .litckhon left Springfield on Sun <IH\ niuhs, to join the Htate Ijircei*. * HM.TIMOKK, Kept. 10. Gen. lienjanuu 'Uouard was nominated for Governor this •morning, by the Peace Convention. A letter to the italttmure Americun, from n eiti/en of Leeshurg, sayn that a whole Mississippi regiment, stationed then-, revolted on Sunday, broke their muskets, and started home. Tliis it* from H responsible ami reliable man, who has furnished the American with correct in- formation in that vicinity, and say* thin In reliable. MONTHKAI., Sept. 10.—Tim steamship North Briton, from Liverpool the 2ftth, via Ijondonderry the 80th, passed Farther Point, en route for Quebec, at 4.H0 this A. . u The North Briton reports passing the flteamships Bohemia and United King- dom, the former IIOUIMI for Liverpool, and fchf* Utt^r having British troops for enforcements for the blockading fleet. The Steamer Baltimore s also on the way with stores The sloop-of war Jamckown has ar- rived from the blockading fleet off Flyri- dn. but brings no intelligence. WAKHINOXON, Sept. ll.-i--Thc schooner I'. Towle. Capt. Eldridge vat* also sci/.ed mi the IHh nist.. the vessel WIW taken un- der ( oittismtion act. , John Anderson who stated for Provi- dence WJIH sent to Fort Ltrfaycttc fhi*» \. M. It is expected thut the jld. Legislature will pass a secession ordinance next. week. All is quiet on the Virginia Hide of the Potomac STONF.HAM, Hcpt. 11.—Unittxl 8tutes Marshal of Stoneham, Mcized a bark to- day. BAI.TIMOKK, Hept. 11.—Order* have been received to remove Marshal Kane to Fort Lafayette. KKI.AY Uortiic, Hrptemlicr 10.—The o'chtck morning train from Wanhingt^m cnute into collision thin morning with some cattle, at Klkridge Landing, ten milcK scnith of Baltimore. The engine, tender, and mail and baggage cars, were smashed. One of the injured and the mil torn agent, baggage master, en man, were slightly injured no Jives were 1OT(. .NKW-YOKK, Sept. 10.— cars was up. TJic mail gincer, and flre- l#ut fortunately A serious affair took place at Millets Point last night.- A captain (in»sto incoinpanv with some 40 men of the N. Y. Rifles, intending to join some other regiment, met ajpiard of some 50 who refused to let them pass. During the altercation a pistol exploded said to JKJ accidental, when the guard flred with revolvers killing 2 and wound- ing 40, Capt. Oresto was arrested. The coroner is holding an inquest to-dny lin d there is much oxcitement. Stocks rather firmer. Money and exchange u^uiot, very little doing. NBW Yo«K,8ept. 10. Barbados reports the arrival Aug. 18th, ot the pirate * coal, but the Government that place refused hor*|]< tain a supply at that pont An arrival from off Suram, ^umter, short of authorities of hcr«|ierniisftion to olv le MoJsart General Committee held a meeting I ant evening, at which the report of their delegates to the Syracuse Con- vention as adopted, and also a series of most significant and important resolu- tions, which declare Jbr the maintenance of the Government without respect of party, and for the suppression of the rebellion. Ehe Times Waahington correspondent aayn that large numbers of rebels are en- camped in the vicinity of Lecflburgh. Gen. Bank'g column has moved down the Potomac to that point. The Government will shortly put afloat two more expeditions, destined to land on the coast of the rebel States. Their exact destination U not known. Col. John Fit7x>ury I)e Koureev, an of- ficer of distiuct ion, has tendered his ser- vices to the Government and the offer has l»een accepted. Col. I)e Kouney com- manded a Turkish regiment during the Crimean war. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. «.—The steamer Harriet Lane, commander Faunec arrived at Navy Yard yesterday i\ M. fi\iv will undergo repairs. WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. -41 rent activity prevails in all departments of the Navy- Yard. 15tt men are employed, »n<l many of them night and day. Shot and shell, and all kinds of ammunition, continue to 1)0 forwarded to proper points in immense quantities. The manufacture of Pahl- green rifle** progresses without intermis- sion. Howitzer drill is conducted under experienced officers, and the seamen there have acquired great ettlciency. MAMIBNA AWAKE. (Ant evening a tremendous rally for the Union took place at !l4nt<*ena. The seats, aisles and window* of the Town I fall were tilled with people from the vcinity. Dr. J. H. Grinnell was elected Chairman, and M. .1. Chamberlain, Secre- tary. Prayer was offered. Judge Jason* Clark, of Plcais, spoke eloquently and strongly of our country's need. As a f)emncrat he felt it to )x> his tlrst duty now to maintain the Govern- ment, discussing political policy, could come afterwards. .1. C. O. and ting the young men to help on the glori ous work. Mr. Cheney a member of the first Vermont regiment, and just about to ivturu in the Vermont 4th.-spoke a few practical words. Singing wa« furnished by some Masseim resident*, under the lead ofC. V. Gray. A Committee for procuring enlistment* were chosen. Peter Vilas, H. B. White, Harvey Robinson. B. M. Hepson. M. J. Chamberlain, and David Bridge**. fJood Affaln. KIHTOII or TH« AHVAMCI?:- I am credibly informed thai my friend H. M. West of the Town of Lawrence, (now in Waddington) has proposed to Gen. TWorndikc to go with his regiment heart and hand into the bcrvicc of his yountr). tflionlit the General grant hiui his old l>erth, which he qeld when in I*. S. A., from 18»2to 1840, which wiw chief musician of the martial tuutdc of the first regiment of artillery. Allow me to say by way of encouragement to my friend Kolicrt, that he is generally known throughout Northern New-York us a su- perior musician on drum or fife, and a great addition to a Band, with bin clear sounding drum among them. Our friend Robert has been there, he enlixted in the uuliAcatiori of South Carolina in 18512, under Jackson's Administration, served through the Florida war, and was hon- orably discharged on the disputed terri- tory at St. Marie in 1840, having Nerved out two enlistments one ot flve years, the other three yearn. Robert is an excellent ! mechanic in clock work, also in bar)Hir- ing he has no rival in this section. Hon- evt, clean and an intelligent man. May he keep tile officers whiskers well trimmed, and Providence protect him. Yours. • WATCHBS, OlfOC^H A JEWFLRY. J\. JP m SXlXlXiT\ (Hlfc;(.'K»HUH TO 8KKLY Jt FltKKMAN,) unt ami y ou linnd. H lur^c ntock of Knalinh nn<l f^wisi 00LD AKD SILVER WATCHBB! Flue Jewph-y; HoHd Bltver Wsrf; th*i bwt of American PUted Good*: Table and Pocket Cutlery; Fancy Goode ; Coubo and Brwhc*. 1861. nmuctt im. HIGBEE & McG MAJnTFAXTTTEJEM OF TIN, thr Larfcftt Stofk to h« foaad hi Nortb«fB' Kew-rork. W«lche« and Jewelry Nwuly rnpatred and warrmnted. UAW8ON, WAKREN * HYDE*t* aold !»• COPPER, and SHEET IRON ALSO I1ALBBI IN PLOW8,and Kcdingrton New. \V> were «howu l*i du\, by Mr, C. L. Lockwood, No. 071 Broadway. New York. some very U-outiful patterns of collars, for gentlemen's and ladie*' UN*. nmmifne- tured \ft the Lock wood Manufacturing Coranany. Philiidelphia. He informs us thut they are now turning ofi\ some. Il.TU, 000 per week, and Imve the facilities for manufacturing .\iOO.OUU. They ure made of paper and cloth combined, and cost IOSH than to hire common cloth ones washed. They are tar superior to the or- j dimtry collars. Specimens of the eolhin*. i together with wristbands for ladic-.'wctir, i can be found nt the Tailor Shops of J. M. j Murphy and \Y. H. Young, who 0j( A gooA »apply of fUndard and fnrally conHi*ntly on band. Cadi Paid tor Old Gold aad til w. .TOKL HOTTOH'iXm At 8ON NO. 45 POHD-KTRKKT. jk#tfh«iftl|l|if Tfifi •» JM V VWVI>^*rDI'l*vl1f r% 9 m • IMP0ETKE8 AKD DEALEBS IK C HINA, OROCKE11Y. ULASH AND HIIAUR. PUt« Ware, and Hou«f-Fomi»hinjr tiooit BtrdC«p». F*athfrr)ni»toi>. })<*>r Mat*? I<ampii Ch«iMldl4TM. Lampit. Wlckf and Globe*. Children'* \' s Oadlenand Fancy <toodn. AOKNTH KUK Ilium UmtUiK oil -—AKD- - TX DOG POWERS, OLAS8-WAKE, KAVE TROUGHS, NAILS, PUMPH, CtTLEHY, KEAT1 —AKD— PUHK KKBOHKNB 0 Iff fit #OSBtHfit O F EVKHY VABIETT DONE TC promptly, and In a unsurpai W* h*v» on hand i»lar?CNitxnrtmi'ntof KeroMmft Mitt Klnld Lampn, rUauuelivr* and Kixtt\rt*M, Hat- #• rletil fur H^htlnfr Parlom, Halli and Churchy Which wr are now ^Ifhi; at gr**Hr rMaend pri- ren. Wo have CROCKKRY AND OLAW-WARB. In email pMrkage««, annorted for Country M and I'dJ A.t New-York kino Kvruwene. Carbon and lllumlnaUng Oil, and Fluid by the nanrl. Merchant* or tttone who wlf b to buy for their own un\ will ftud it for their Intwct to K^ V <- un a c«U before purrha«*intf where. Ofrd«u«burjrh, March 4th. M-dAw.] :»re BY EXPRESS. WABTTK9 t Deaoon Skina, Rev. .J. II. Jones followed invi- I ugents for the Mime in Og< Prince on'WVdwsdiiy on and ti N >k im^i^ tor nuniln-r of our citi/.fiis of thr opportunity to \ on Route. utid ft'Hi airi\ed the steamer Vt*K NKW YORK Copper. AND BARTER GENERAl M atchanQtfor Ooods er Co*J P10DLRH8 .& MERCH Supplied at City price*, at HIOBKK A He Eeady Made Clothing a |M*«*|I ' «t the The match bHwtvn the Montn*«l Prcscolt Cricket Clubs lo-ilnv w;i> by the Montreiil Club. Tin- first Montreal HH); Pnwolt M. won l-if\ A chalking nmtcli wat> played at l*res<*ott, on Thursday last, by the \ Hough nnd Heady\ Base-Hall Club of Ogdensburgh, and the \.lolly Club* oi Presentt. At the eighth innings, the gaine stood : Houghs and HemlirK. H? ; .IOIHOH, 12. rraakJtn County Fair. Malonc. S»-i)t. tl iHtil KU1TOK OK THK. A»VANCK : The Fair opened very promising yen- i terday, over 400 entries were made lx»tore J niirht. The number of visitors was not j ... I large, though we noticed a low from St. Lawrence County. 1'his morning it ha* j rained moderately since duylight and up- j pearances indicnte now, (0 o'clock K. M.) ] MHH. PARTINOTDN <»N A NKW THAU,.— A shallow passed our window, the doinr opened, and looking up we saw the form of Mrs. Piirttngton In-fore UK \TvejiiHt dropped in,\ she said. Dropped in ! and she weighs one hundred and fifty if she does an ounce. She held out her MIIIIY- bo\, as she *aid \ITCHH! morning.\ 1 tilled with Hhodcf^ Deleet.-iblr. Ike \vt«s by her wide, and before w lia'l time to pre- vent it he h;id lintli iimi\ «*tuek to the fly paper on th*' desk befnr** uv. % U'»juHt tlropped in to ask.\ she^tifl. :'i*- we looked up in<juiriugl\. \ vw h:it *ort <>t' a crop the crssationist!\ nill be MU»-l\ to get from planting cannon, that I *-*-v something about it in the papers f I don't believe it will come up.\ \Prrhaps it may,\ we i sai<l, favoring the idea, \a* we «ee many : sprouts about in uniform th.it are <:v»- <U'iitly sons of guns, and it', as Mr. Field* has said, a soldiers sin* nnd grandsire • may be a sword, why may not a J^UM have its descendants f \Majbe «».\ sitid she. brightening up, \maybe so: il isn't the most unlikely thiti«r that never come to j pass, and that may be why guiiK wear j breeches. 1 declare I never thought of ! that beforcv* She called Ikt from tin cx- I periinent with <»nr .James's shell, thtit en- i dnngered his U»es, and moved t»ut as , gracefully as an aenhor h<»y. KKRHll BLACK ( HSW AHD FKE8H BLITE H XKW AND FRK8H BROWX XZW AHD FK19H OLIVE u New Summer Continj^s. New ('awiinereK for HuiU. New (JabKimereH Utr Pant*, New Htylet* Hilk Vetrtings, New Style* Marsiille^ i T <io. New Htyles ('ashmere, <\n. New Htyles of Collars, &c FRENCH HII.K IWKCTC TIKH, Wbltf and <'olorfd Knlrtw, Kl NPK1VDKHK, HONK', *«\ NEW DRUG CTORB, M0.70 HOLD 8TEEST, K D, RALPH WOULD RESPE annoance to tb« cilitenn of Ogdeu Tlcinity that he b&* ttU-4 up an APOTHECARY 8TC D< Oiuimrr> Block, two door* abov Hardware Store, where he will keep/ tarUOOD A8SOHTMKPT of everrthing in the lint*. The Bafine*f will be i>ai>erint«Dded RALPH, Jr., who hM had long expe thorough practicable knowledge of tn and hope« by countunt appiicatlun and •>onal attention, to norar* for the propr eral Mbare of patronage. L. D. March 4th. 1801. [ HAYING AND BARVE: II S . And. in fart, wfryihinj* hol<»nj:inK t«t A g nmnV ontllt. in t-vcry ri« a firahl<* Myl« and qualftj. can now be fonud at COIfCRB8» S1THES TtiLt name and *ty\* originated wi their superiority io too weU blih comnvtit. Oi,'«l^ni*burgb. April V9. C. NWW JTMT HKCKIVKD AT W. GIBBS 7 TIIK DiKKKitENcr,. (Jeuentl Fremont that we Hhnll have a wet day, but we ,,Ve ; (kr , m ,. s 1|VJiniH , |aw ,„ Mi ^ mri . where a looking for a fine time to-morrow, and fiiiive wsn is niging, :»n«l contincntes the property of men found in arms against the United States: while in Tcnncnsee, where there is no war. (ten. Polk, as the Memphis p»)xrK allege. s«tb all national. State mid municipal lawft aside and semis out his presH-gangs to catch men when- ever they can tV»r imprensinent into hin ranks. *ls not <Sen. I'olkV policy as much har*her than <»eu. Frermmt's na |K*rs<inH are more stirred than property,? Yet shall expt;ct. a c.n»wd of people to hear the address to be delivered on the fair grounds at 10 o'clock by (Jov. K. I). Mor- gan. UueHtft are constantly arriving notwith- standing the dubious appeurauce of the weather. The show of Htock though not yet large.comprise** s«ftne very line H|HcimenH. 0. NKW HAW MLK NHAWLS, New DIMUJJH*. NKW BALMORAL SKTRT8, XKW D/iKKS (iOOIhS. Kcw Pal(trni> VaLunt in*. New Toil Dc Naples. Now Modfna*; New Mottled Metutlnaa,' New Monplin HW 00TT0HB | THB HARTB8TBR Thla superior Hythe ha» taken the , «Ti*r introaucod. and for phap*', **tyle, t finish, coiuot be excelled. \THIS ECRBEAf^ !ttlv©r | ThiH Svthr I* made from the fineet I t Steel, flnihhed tB the beet ma oner, aoc i sure to please the purchaser. MY STOCK OF Pork*, Buatu*. Rake*, Cradle*, f Rlflew embrace all the bent and de#l ma na factored. DeLAine*, 8HXRDrCH| All of which will be m>td at THK LOWKXT VAftH PRICBft. April 4tli, IHil. I KBROIKNB OIL A C A M AGKNT FOR THK NATRO. nenfe Oil Well*, 1 offer for nal* DOC Kerosene Oil, at New-York City Price Rent by Exprett* to any part of the Co charge. Quality warranted equal to a the world, and can be returned at my not found HO. R. A . WATR Ogdensbur I. WBTJBBI<OGK, WBOLBBALB AKD RETAIL DBA ' s«rlo«« AeeMnt. On Sunday morning while tit BruaheH Mills, Mr. rUeenbjirge tor Hcvenil years an engineer on the <>. H. R. actident- ttllv shot himself in the following wa>. rt<>eing H crane he snuj)|»ed ;i pi»tol lit the binl but it did not go off, when raining the weapon to BOO what the matter might l>e it went off, the ball en- tering hie head at the ear. He was brought home to Malone on a hand car, and up to laat evening the physicians had failed to flnd the ball. His recovery is considered doubtful. what, one of those rtecessionists that are shocked at Fremont's course will ever breathe HO much as a whisper Hgainnt Polk * What outrage or aeriea of out- raguH can potuibly be permit rated under the Southern despotism that the SCCCK- Kionists will not stppnive '*—•[ Journal. A IjONf* IU'N.—A mail train recently run between London ami Itugby, a dis- taiice ot eighty-three miles, without stop- ping. The London Engineer state* that this is relieved to be the longest continu- ous journey ever made upon any railroad. TUK powder-mill at Villifetche, in Ar- ragon f Spain, has been blown up. One hundred mills were burned down, and twenty workmen killed »»r seriously wonmled. THR tmvnovu 0ODKNBBUR0H, N. Y. niHK SIBJS* R1BEK HAV!N(i LEASED THB X SEYMOUR HOUSE, rcHoecUally aoUdtc a portion of pnblic patronage. He will endearor to make it a Klrpt CIBXK Honre, and with UK unequal ©d facilities and hl« own percool superviaion, feel* he can give Mtinfactlon to all who may favor htm with a trial. |3^\The clUtenn of St, Lawrvnc County art particularly invited U call. 1 FRANK J. TALLMAN, proprietor. Ogdennbargb, J one 11, 1W1. |.dtf] NOW OFKNINOt 8PBING- MILLINERY —AT—— MXM B. tMITE*! B0N1TIT B00MI, In Judton Block, Fort StrMi, Offdmitntrgk, If. 7 1STLadlee are r«ap«ctAill7 inrltod to call and examine. 0 Apriltftli U> . PROVISION Water Street, Ofdenitrarffh, Ogdcusburgh, May 8,1861. 1 00 BMi leJt ju»t receiTed and f I. WH 1 0 Bfel* of Very Choice Large Hte S«e< for aale cheap by> I.WE /-A BARRELS, JUST RECEIVED. O\J Sale by 1 1. WII LITKalY •Idea, db Q-oo STATE STREET, Are prepared to furniah Single and : riagee and Saddle Horsen, on the ahor at all hoara, and at moderate charge*. Call and aee for yourselves. W. Au«(, C. P. C Ogdenetargn, May *Kk, 1881.
