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Tho above wooens were manufactured out
of wool aheersd from the sheep las, year for,
| As farmer. ypu kaow you shesred your sheep
lhe last Of May, or the present month. June,
| AID it is impossible for them to make them
up in 10 or Is days Fl om The sleeps back
| 30 there is no excuse on that head.
Now, l ask you, il your coru, rye, wheat,
oats aud potatoes, which you raise by the
sweat OF your htow, higher. so tha, you con
puy sueh ungodIy prices; aud arc you, as a
farmer, with the mechanic: and day Iaborer,
| going to put np-yes, | say. put up-with
| such abominab!e i,npnsitionl trus, not-l
| cannot believe you wilt.
These are American manufactured Roods
pow see the existing tariff on zach kind.
| and let ths farmer, mechanic, and labo,inx
mau see who j, is that are % greatly benefit
ted by tho present uEecusl tariff.
One word more. you go into manu-
factcrsr's and ask him the reason he asks Is
cents yard for calicoes ho can sell at prof,
Of 10 cen,s yard. he Immediately replies,
ihat you cann"t lmpor, them under The present
prohi5ito'y tariff for Less. Yours. &c.
InroRrAnr TO WuH MxRcuxxrs.-A
decision OF the Treasury Department has just
been made the subject OF the duties paid
| on Madeira, Port and oiher white end red
wines Of Portugal Instead Of fpsyin9 sixty
cent. per gallon, as heretofore, the rate e
Madeira aud other white wines win be cne
seven and half cents In caska, end tiftest
cent. in bottles; aud for Port and other rex
wines six cents per gallon in cs,ks. end 6f
teen iu bottles. The Tariff act Of l642 ha
, been found TO be- ak Infringement Of ou
treaty with Portugal III ex.c,ed sixty cent
} per sslion on Madeira wines, while the whit
wines Of other nations wero put at the 10,
rates above mentioned. Our treaty wit
Portugal @tipulaies that tho wiacs ef ths
counsry sh,A be received 90 the terms of ID
| mos, favored na.ions. The ,res,y Of coars
prevails over the oct. The amount to be re
, funded to importers, ascending to tbs Exprsa'
y III not fall far short Of four hsudred thousan
dollars, and may reach half million.-B.
~ The electoral election In Ohi0 IN
.ylvani. this year will occur on Flid..
November lst--that being the dfah Frida
, proceeding the first Wednesday 10 Decsn,b'
nGAk 0~<rhnp hArAfnfr,,
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JUST RECEN

.i stat. hsv- i'm, No. =, s{:.ss}s }s5f
N,-,h .rd -. ,ow c6.r.d - ~
,hs .atzcn. nr,h;. Sal. Th..
The BLACK (er Ail.basi:si 81
AI1.ERASI,S p01R MAN7Ss6
II. SALYE i. an invees - = ia
ar Ma,e. I, s6ec,s mere 49, pa ss~sf
v,ri. IT, 81 esses. .h.r .nv ssSrr ~ r. "a
knew. Il is 5 eer.a;s ssss - g ID
:rh,.s. sss,s sss aasss.ss; =; ss;5sf5
srsi.e..s Rhsaios ||
every tirs, ;Dropsy. 800
BASIS HEALTH rtEI1 -
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passed by tho Board of wsrdens
Of ihs Poor FAR Cumberland Couaty, Al thrir
several mceines, from March Is4a, and passed
upon by the Committee Of Financ-. with the ag.
grega,e OF ,eaiy expenditures. by VIII ch the
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X3SP5eB{N

AT PLlCATfON will be made 10 q neg: Qsnasul
Assembly Of N.rth Ca ol,ns, TO ext nd ,he lnjee
the Town vi Fa, cit vile. =
Juy "a, ls44. <k@s z
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Ths democrats Of Georgia wsrss making
great preparations for big doings. ef Indian
1prinxs on Thursday last.
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9t1so OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES county
Cosrt ef Pleas and Quarter Sessions-.Iuns
Term, 1914.
Arch'd Mckay,
Helo at Law of Mary ec"e faeiss
Befele. decd

apPeafn4 TO the satiesaction of tho Court that
VIM. h. Wheafon and the b. ire q, Isw Of Silvy
Og!esby. who are hers at law Of Mary Bel sls are
not fahab1tanfs Of this State, 10 therefore ordered
a Newspaper printed in the town Of Fayetteville for
six weeks, reqairins said residents to sppsar
at the next term Of This Court to be held ss the
Court House in Fayetteville on he arsf Monday
have. why the lands ssd fen~rnsnts which descend
ed them from said Mary Beifss. deceased, should
not be sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFF claim.
Witness John McLaarin. clerk Of ssid Court.
= ofics. in Fayetteville. the frst Mo,day Il
June. 4 D, 1874. JOHN MeIAURlN.
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!. 1ioH TARIFFS MAKE LOW
PRICES"

Th;s docsriue, absurd a. il u, - one"
used by whie ipoiisis ians. That - me. 'ee
HIGHER The gosd. are saxsd. ~ Iowss ~.h %
the or,ce Of them. ws Illustrated this b,
The Mills.'s .usedote la.t wssk $. but re 2. :. :
rive sono facts aud 6gurss- which sns~ 'o'
themselves. Frem the snsrcs ~henes ~
receive ihese srgunsnis. % jades seas shsy
cannot DC feiutsd:
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~ The electoral election In 0hio and
Pennsylvani. this year will Occur. on Friday,
November lst---thst being the 9Th Friday
preceding the first Wednesday 10 December
aud not on he 26sh October. ~ heretofore
pablishsd.-h.
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They have an irregular ~hig candidate out
Tor the Commons in Randolph county; Mr.
Simon Nc Masters.
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Eo~eI viii give you the pric. y"a will have
to pay this year for the same goods:
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EuRrlR At HoBoKEN.-A German by
ths pane Of G. A. Martin or Mechie, was
discovered by Mr. A. Stout, on Friday even
inc. under pile Of stones, about mile and
a hof north of Hoboken. 1t appeared that
ha had been stabbed in several places, bu. the
s,.i wound was gun shot which passed
hrough hi, heart. Mr. Stout saw two pc rsous
.ho,, the time under suspicious circumstances
Wone Of whom has been ares,ed.-N r.
Erening Post.
nsvouRED sy SssARx.-During the visit
of ,hs U. 8. slocp Of war Saratoga to tho
;.,.rd of St. Thomas, off the coast Of Africa,
NJ gath, the cosswain in charge Of the
..;,iu's gig, s,rnining osha.d upon the till
Phdke .iand fell overheard. While ia The
-. = swimming towards the ship, he was
80, . . .uddsnly 10 disappear, aud ,hereapoa the
s"" seo' .na tail ofa huge shark emerged from the
ma,.r ~" aud, splsshi0g Fri few momsn,s, sunk
s'sas,h h the surface. ]. + saw. s.y. spectator,
ss. as.h;ne but crimson s,sin Of blood and a
~. %s' nos,ing at a short .di.tance. Not cry
va uttsted, it was 80 sudden. Again the
| Nas h;oo Of the siak occurred. another was
.P. "a seize the hat-.wo boats reached the
sew hut too la.e-scores Of fish were lespine
.Po' . e., the torn pieces II 'be poor s1ilcf.
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DisrINou1snEp HONOR, We arc pleased te
Learn. says tho Columbia Chronicle, that ou
esti,nable fellow citizen. Dr. r. w. Gibbcs
has been elected an honorary member nf the
: Royal Society of Northern Auliquarians
Copsnhsgen," in Denmark
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"Loox OUT FoR There
Is s,o,y Of nm officiating minister at Man.
chester Collegiate Church having TO marry 80
couple altogether Oil Whit NJ Mondsy. Toward.
the end Of the service, a female voice cried
ou, implo'inelyftrom shs midst of the crowd,
s. Sir. you've married me to the wrong man.
Ths functunaTy called out. " Soil yourselves,
SOFT yourselves" aud wen, on English pap.
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the dividends declared by the Atlantic Bank the Coum
oan Eagle. Granite Hamilton, Massachusetts, New En-
gland North State Trades. and Wash0 gton Banks are
larger for the six months ending October than for the
months ending April The average semiannual per cent
dividend On the banking capital of Boston for the last
eighteen months has been about "A per only 81 per
cent per annum The last statement Of the movements
OF the Banks OF Boston reported the loans and discounts
to be Sao 293667 Specie So 622,52'. Circulation 81
1886. Deposits 1871 Oil. The total banking capita
of Massachusetts, in is4s sal Oss $780, than half
Of which invested in the Boston Banks. or 1903
Banks in the State, "a in Boston We annex com.
paratve statement showing the operations OF the city and
country Banks of Massac hus etts compared
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MONEY nARIxET.
Sunday. Oct. 40 p. MI.

me STOCK market closed yesterday with considerable
speculative feeling Quotations advanced very much at
both Boards and the street after the Boards
apSeara to DO disposition among operators get
up pe ;uiston in several ances The advance during
me pas' week has been in Canton sonington Farmers
Loan i'd NorSchand Worcester We should not be
rrseo to soc very rapid improvement in these stocks
ior a week or two to The advance within the
past few days has been sufficient to get up quite
cp auent and the feeling will increase steadily until
@ piosion takes place. The annexed comparative table
quotations for the past week will show the advance =
QUorArIoNs FOR THE PRINCIPAL srocKs THE NEW
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Married.
Married,
By the Rev. Mr. Smith, JOSHUA VAUDEVILLE to MARY
B., daughter Of Francis Gantz, Esq.


Died,
On Saturday last, 9th nst at Newark, NJ j., Mr. JOSE
NJ. SAMrAyo, native of Caracas
His friends invited to attend his funeral which will
take place this morning at O'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. 60 Washington street, Newark.
RoBERT Macarthur, Printer, aged % years
His friends and those of his brother-inaw William
Service respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Monday, the 7h inst, at a o'clock NJ, from his late
residence No l35 Thirteenth street. TO the Eighth
Avenue.
On Saturday evening, the 5h inst, THOMAS M sToRIE.
in the 42a year of his age, after long and lingering i'll
His friends and those Of his brother William Storie,
requested to attend his fuLeral this Monday afternoon
at hapas O'Clock, from his late residence No 40 Bank
street.
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The capitalists OF Boston partial to inv
in railroads. insurance companies &C. than in banks
The merchants ofhat section not compelled to depend
upon bank favors, for carry on their business
Commercial men at the east generalydo business on their
own capitals and restrict their operations to the limits Of
heir Individual resources These causes with the redu
ed legal rate OF interest below that Of this State
the banks from declaring dividends equal many other
investments very large amount OF Boston capital is
employed in banking in this city and deposited in the
hands Of private bankers to loan ON stock and other secu
RITZ
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BEACON COURSE.

FOOT RACE FOR $1,000
THIS RACE takes place the Beacon Course opposite
New York the ith of October three clock weather
permitting The Purse q $1,000 divided between the first,
second third aud fourth for the distance performed IN
hour There have thirty persons from different parts
Of the United States and England raid their start
for the including three Of the best who have
lately arrived here from the old for this also
Major Henry Sannard Of Connecticut John Golden and other
celebrated pede> rans of the country.
There will also be
FOOT RACE
the above Course the 10Th Of October The following
small purses fer sor, DISTANCES will be given preparatory
$23 for 200 yards $ for 400 yads S. Of the
to the second ia the $40 for hal mile for the second
$40 for mile SIS OF tn prize to the second in the All
entries the above be made before the 9th Of October
either By letter left with SMITH Park Row. with
tbs proprietor who will be the abov. place the Of
the h aud ath between the hours of and 10 o'clock for the
purpose OF rc' living entries.
All persons who have entered for the above purse Of $1,000
requested be this occasion dressed in their
jockey dresses for the of receiving their numbers
ting their tickets &c.
HORSE RACING
On the above Course meeting Of racing will commence
this Course TUESDAY, the 22d, and for three
days and the following purses will be given $500 for mile;
$500 for miles 500 for three miles, aud suitable
four miles There will also be several sweepstakes The
track will be good order; stable, &c, gratis
~ "A
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

FLoUR-The speculative feeling is still in the market
and the price Of Genessee is further advanced
475 This does indicate the true value of -four and
a decline may daily be expected.
HAy-Common qualities sell wanted at 30 a 33c;
prime at 40, for export.
WHBKEY-Drudge casks are dull at 24c: western and
prison barrels at 244 25c
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EVENING MIRROR-TO.DAY AT TWO-The First
- Number Of the Evening Mirror will be issued by NORRIS
WILLIS, their office, Of Ann and Nassau
Advertisements received till IL o'clock Subscriptions Sc
anpum-single copies two cents Agents Newsmen Carriers
and newsboys supplied az the Office OF ltec
LECTURE ON ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHS.
OUTLINE Of their Orgin-Stenholds x Wheatstsne's
Te!ee aphs, Of Europe-Nioes of America and Review
Of Mr. Houses improvements in recording the Al hahe
with Exhibition of the Model-by Mr. T.. l.. BARRETT,
Of The MECHANICS institute The Lecture will be ivsn in the
instant o'clock Free the Members Of the nstituteAd
mission for the public Is cents. OF it.ec
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
THE Exhibition Of Pictures and Engravings Of this lnstitu-
on will be the public in the large room Of the Ma
ona Academy of Design the Society Library We'd
nesday next. The 9th inetant.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR.
To members, single admission IS cents.
The Rooms will be open daily from A. NJ. TO p NJ, and
only Monday and Tuesday of each week until fur
Their notice.
Persons holding scrip certificates, and those wishing be-
membeis will please apply for tickets Of membership
Mr. FRASER the Rooms Of the American Artists Union
No. 500 Broadway.
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SfAf.a nTEru n a.

AsHEs-Pots are very dull at 50 49, Pearls very
steady at 81 433.
.CoTTor-Thc sales Saturday amountIo about 900 bales
the rates paid before the steamer arrived being barely
tanned, prices being generally easier. We annex our
previous quotations. until the transactions de-
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PORT Or NEW YORK. OCTOBER =.
Arrived,


isa" hi Ss ets%f ~% SD I'm casIsy
os ship na days from Charleston with
shr Java (new) Perry days from Newburypon ballast
with %dss aS s ssdd'is' 60 ss with baas ,Si
Sss o @E''H sSSss s;,ow from Rio de J.ne,o
G GSS5i'i RIsS, SSs,si Bali.
dfi E's, iSsi.si' s%s
s'S to Ns. sih Wash e" Turks Islands, with
with naval es ao Tise eSs days from Ne~'e No.
schr Mary Ann, Mouon, days from Virginia. with pota-
sshr Kemp,on Osborne days from Norfolk with mdse
sehr Merchant, Mosyen days from Virginia. with pota
schr Select johnson days from Newbem, NC, with
seST BALLARD s sisrns day. from Virginia with poa
schr Rover, Haws, days from Virginia. with potatoes to
schr Dorchester Phillips, days from Norfolk with mdse to
swsd brig poho - from Stockholm, with iron to Boor
man Johnston
Miscellaneous Record.
full GS s close asSG S on s s R Of S
crew and stripping her of her sails and anchors.
spoken.
Washington, from Palermo for NewYork Sept 3rd lat 81
Foreign Ports.
sia,ss Gras Baltimore for
S TeslS% o.n a's @ S sde a esY I'd
d. EaSosa. a. s, dss Sun
Ese,ui!ins y sshp Copsiiiqon re6ttns week io
Rchand h19aohe I'm Baltimore Just arr st Joseph from
sg e, Bs
B.v S s e, a. s% PcI a a.. S
Sse Mr ass a S 9 s.:sas. %
Luke Ports.
ssSS tSSs 's%s.
ss s Msa ehIss"f b !S
s$S
cago; Emigrant do; Chesapeake, Maumee River.
Home Ports.
s Rsa gs Nf a sa s
Tsss.s ks s "'' St Pa
Sfs h'o'i FhGsa for hos.
oDs Ghs" B hs fsfs Telegraph
"a! ::. s' W. $!s
s ri F sss ~ F1siss
has:f Ks.S,
New BsprGRp, Oct 4-Arr MASSACHUSETTS, Collins Bal.i-
R, N il alysh do ssy
Cherrystone Adelaide, Socum, Albany.
81 aA fs; E E1f!sdsyni Bath
ter Nottingham, Cherrystone Mary, Smith, baltimore
Excel Simmons and FAN River Chase, NYoI sd Princess,
Racket Philadelphia Ahee Cornelius, and Grant Norfolk.
SID Princess, Racket Philadelphia.
RlcuMoSp, Der AR Victoria FaIkenburg. New York
% % sssn Ss~ r Ss % as Ts
buco.
CHARLEsToS, Oct 2-Arr Lancashire Lyon NYork; Ed
ward Buckley, NYok. In the OHing-James Edward from
Newport (Wales) aud ship unknown. Cid May. French,
Wmingt9n, IN C);,F Brown, Westbrook, Havana. sid
NEw ORLrANs, Sept 27-Cld Medford Wilbur London;
It'll wilkins Havana; Senator. Davis Havana Arr ncas,
Stewart NYok; Swan, Smell Philadelphia. Beow-Nancy
Stevens; ship supposed to be the South Carolina; and
ship unknown.
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Second Board.
Now StOck ExchnnDr
SALES OF STocKs-BosroN. OCT. 4,

SALES OF STocKs-BosToN, Oct a.
at the Brokers' Board shares Merchants Bank new
1885 4sl East Boston Co. l43 800 do 1876 200 do l4a IS
DO bio 4a 100 do b6O laa 200 do bis l4s; 100 do boo
l4s 200 do, bs0 lay; 25 Norwich and Worcester RR 76
% do 49, Boston and Providence RR, lO7A; 800 Read
ing hR 90 DO b3o a6t 100 do 2es; 30 Western RR
s6;s00 do $685. 40 do s5E SO do b3O 45O L. island RR
ssh 100 dividends East Boston Co GIG
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ay~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cUKED.--rh.
ncnic Mixture prepared By the Colegs Medicine
fhsrmacy o. the city Of New York, IS confidently r.
commented Tor all cases ofdelty produced by secret
susence or excess OF any kind II is an Invaluable RENE
isg on mal-iormation)
slasie bottles 81 each Of hsi1 30; csss
oifce Of ths College o: Medicine and phafmrcy 0.
'naFea street " 2 R,' Hh spsoN, NJ. d Agent
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
NEW AND IMPROVED NODE OF TREATING
~ DISEASES DR. Heines ~ Duane mode Of
treating diseases has become veypopula distinguished
physicians have adopted although first prjudiced they
which have been reformed BY Dr. Hene would convince The
he requires and examine for yourself He WILL with
pleasure give all references required physicians
JOSEPH HElNE, NJ d., 20 Duane street
OF ltsnc Chatham.
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WHO DISCOVERED TT

WHO DISCUVEKED TIT
DR.; A. g CASTLE Ammo Domin 1923, first introduced to
- the notice Of the public the mode of inserting Artificial
Teeth the principle OF adhesion by atmospheric
IN 1885 40 other dentists make the aughabe claim Of this
thod their discovery As well might they claim his mimi
table Paste for filling hollow tender teeth which into the
tooth soft state and in few seconds becomes hard and
IN all respects good the original sound tooth The first
families ~ the United States and recommend it. The most
bnations from their practical experience recommend i,
Ii has received the highest commenaton from the Press
Dr. Castle refers the Spanish French and English Ambassa
DORIS Spanish and English Consus NJ the Ph, and
pt and eminent members Of the bar and church.
&c. SC. sc.
Of 9Th A. q. CASTLE. NJ D.. Dentist. ssI Broadway.
HUNItKiAN DIsrtNSAKY, Division street, the
- only place in the city where the genuine Dr. Hun
ers Red Drop, medicine known TO fail curing the
most desperate Of disease be obtained Price
ST. warranted TO any few days Att have
read all the cacpenny books this disease and used all the
trash therein recommended without being cured this
eInsdy and does not cure you will make charge
Buffalo Agent John g. Lake ESD Albany No. 81 Lydius st
Louisville KY Of DR.. IT, Joustsn. The public respectful
ly notified 10 purchase this medicine Of any other
as all are counterfeit except as above. OF lt.rc
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newspapers, news they have. He will board them
medafy on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
the Marine intelligence they can obtain Nautical nforna-
uon Of any kind viii be thankfully received
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets 10 Sail.


We shall esteem il favor IT. Captains OF Vessels will gyt
70 RoBERT sLvRy Captain Of our News Boats report OF
the shipping left At the port WHENCE they sailed, the vessels
spoken their passage list Of hsr cargo and any foreign
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90 TO OLD MAIDS. BACHELORS AND OTHERS.
20 you want first rate head Of hair tor three shings
So get thres shilling bottle OF jones' Coral Hair Re-
s'orauve u will make your hair soft, dark silky and
beautiful and keep so long time force IL TO grow
STOP is falling out clear OF scurvy or dandrun Bny il
only sign Of the American Eagle Chatham
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
nOCTOR EVANS, No. 288 Pearl street, Beekman
street New York has been more than forty the
cessiu practice of physc and surgery particularly curing
Perfectly those desperate Of variety of
secret disease gets old obstinate ulcers the throat
&C. caused malpractice This city inundated with all
kind; nostrpm vendors 70 make money matter how they
lisemen and forged certiicaesw regular diplomas
II of the greatest importance for the unfortunate choose
experienced physician Dr. r. the Oldest and experienced
i9 this city, his practice his astonishing
Offices well arranged for privacy. Call 2ss Pearl street.
and be convinced His charges reasonable and all
guaranteed OF II sec
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ZION wholesale hos.s lie write isI hand
go from his present employer Please call or address H. s. %
AND A. and s0ss y s s1
isnefd !" central sssaon Terms 5000 per ann.% Ad
WANrED-Agents wanted 10 canvass III state % New
II work of popularity and worth,
aud will amply repay those who engage the business Apply
% ocsc e. " 4 f GILals Street.
WANTED MMEDIATELY-7la Drug and Medicine
w STORE il VERMONT respectable Young man Of good s.
or is ss
bS for new and ;sssna , aad r
ssss 's III q sad G ssy %s" 1s
s%o9hng IRONS They the principal hotels and
Do n sSsas Lat kind: e "a
work at reduced rates. so im-ec
TO BoATMEN-Paving Stone wanted immedia,ely,. Apply
TO 70 Norfolk street. WILLIAM FORGAY
Hees, six years od-sylish and isst-hns travellers.
EOS 'D' want Of use and As a iS9a naas
TR DoG LosT-TEN DOLLARS REwAED-0n
~ y. 5 Win Win VI &c, hs., dis!sm
collar with o" cvass ga leather strap
and ring whse,s return. said Dog 100 chamss,
TO LET
THE ou, room. in s' ossss Hw york
given about The first Of December next They can
ppcs e the GRE go FsAso Nh be made
JOHN L6 81 IN Ns's aRxa hhfNshPpSN
% lwnc Upper Post Office, New York.
Oo- TO NEWS MEN AND CARRIERS. 40
Hr EA am RAIN y. EyESso M MGe8E Vim be
sued az two o'clock on Monday ner' October III sub;
o. I hs usual
sRss ss s q Sg H@ a%"
: a ''s,'' ',' u. ~' "'N MSEhfs Wills
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
:, Unit! 70 o'clock, A. ~ MONDAY M November next
0 yn1,sS Stations . for Ihs year 1885, VIZ;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Sf ss.sssi. ri Fio SS,l% ssa Virginia
Washington, District Of Columbia.
h. Each ration to consist e. one pound and Of fresh
Id ;psS AZ the optic. &c e. Ia and
New Orleans sugar esh S quarts The White bsaas
sn .a ss 3 Gsaa % If
w s ssss sa,s each hs rS g. .ss,s he o,, Of s
manns officer station either !" bulk or By single a
ton aud shall Of the best aud choice portions Of
the best quality Of the kinds named subject nspec-
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
of sutes responsible for the faithful performance of the
To be endorsed Proposals for Raons for 1857
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