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, 1861-04-13

Dt, Vim. n. Eglsston Veterinary SuEgeoa, Chicago
EuMxKa r AxtIx IurfnX Is Invaluable for the cure
OF aptainA SHelllnEa, hhs nu Attsm, Sc.
SSuaaxHE tnE Lo7tuX Is warranted to cure tho
M ahova aemediss ~ for sate by O, F. Fuller 4
CO md Il. Reed Co; Also by Dragglsts seaeTalH.
os90oD a.D0CKRAY Eo1e Agents for the AoEfas
western stasea- Once a.d Depot Y stste street CHI
, 1861-04-13
OLD aACHEM BITE
: = =: ..trj. =. AID
:::.Wigwam Tonic.

| COX AT TH1S.-A1l those
- - amlsteEa With E1sz. InHanmatrsy Rhsnmasssn1
Gon&het So4A .aEHnirxx. pAln1. sqf& Thfuat1 Hltf
tAnA.s. soxs Festv Faz1p1es On tha F4ca KinKVofmS
<aoa6N md Al running eorea cared a no bar.
Z: :: :;.:s* ~ ~ AaRSK4, &e.s &a>
!: as1s,s,s II asssa Nauas:ssts M { cssssSe' a H.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MoRNrSG, OCT. .. 1861.
Elm A GA L, sc.
NEW YORK, wednrsday Oit 9


Fl ckE are higher, but there seems 60 lie VcrJ 10
tie demand In large amounts, while an advance is
rcadily bid for small lots.
In money tlera IL no change. On call II W abund
at 90 per cent Strictly pr ne paper pa'se' at
CaT Uer cent. The exchange market for thn l'os'on
steamer closed with sales Of standard bankers bills
on London at lO1k per cent, aud fair merchants
ldlls ,gairst produce shipments at lOOslOoH Per
cent. The news of farther reduction In the Bauk
Of England rate Of discount 10 ~ per cent, ~ far
AZ IL may be suppose | t. affect our money market
will add N the general ease OF supply atd price
already prevailing.
TIE transactions at the Sub Treasury yesterday
were -
Total receipts. S6l2,l2S 30
Total payments. ..'..........'''s oO'uos VI
Total balance. .lE,ON), IVA IL
The receipts Include s2)4,OtO fr the new T.sO per
cent. Treasury bonds. TIE cusoms were VI, $780,
OF, Of which aa1,3C9 were In old Treasury notes.
The associated banks Of New York passei N the
grsd,, the Treasury of the United states 81 OOO-
ooo, ~ a loan on $50 per cent. Treasury W.
having three years to run icor ,ns date, with half
yesrly coupons attached.
Exports exclusive Of spece) nom New York 70
foreign ports, Tor the week ending Sept 30, and
since Jan. =
Total for the week. .,...., s2,Iy6,2bs 3,OI2, 1888
I,,y,c'sly reportcd....... 6d9dl,sSo 9J,OlI,90s
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MEDICINES.

THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
Il for the cure Of dyseniery, collie and Group inter
paly 81 rheumatism, cuts bruises Old sores and
pains IN the limb, back aud chest externally, il
Dr. Tobias Yene ian Eminent; the money retii med
4 il ever fails NO one should he withoIt il; only
20 cts. SID w Al the Druggists Depo. 20 Cort
lAndt 81 o53 aIA'L3a
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BssINEsS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-AT CARAVANS
- vilH, F2 I'll street and Tenth avenue, will hs
sold cheap, rs TIE owner has Other business, lud
cannot attend t. a. Inquire n the premi-cS.
O2a'llU
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mARRYAaES.

BEACH-MUNsON- At Allingf5rd, o., by
Rev, Mr.. Gilbert, on the 9d lust willSm V Beach
b Miss Emma A. Mun-on, ootn o. wallias fOrd. i5S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS slpdAy, Sept.
Yah by the Rev. Isaac 8. Ke lock, Frederick Site
ringer 10 Margaret Ksbruck both Of this city.
Newark IN. j. papers please copy. los
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PGrRpsC ENTERTAINMENTS
A CAL Envy OF NJ l. S G. -
IA ANNUAL FESTIVAL

A CADE Envy OF Mus SIC
II ANNUAL FESTIVAL
~ IN Or rus
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
On IIICBsDAN EVEN 30 OFT 8, 81.
TWO GRAND EN- ERrAINMENlS
Tie ftst at 2 O'Clock, +. NJ tho second at ~ eve
ming
Tie G rrnnitee call the attention ~ the public u
I've great array Of talented artists who have mos,
generously volunteered their valuable aid on this
occgtou.
BRYANTs MINsTRELs.
7. 3 CHANfRAU. q. L. FOX.
AID from the Italian Opera;
Mao. Won REEKEL Mad JOHANNA FICHBR.
Mr. HENRY SANDERsON, Mr.. =. FiCHER.
NJ. LEHMAN-Mr. JAS. Dunn,
Ard by tho characteristic lera iiy of Msssr. Fox
I.rgard. Managers ~ the New II ,wsry Theatre,
Mr. q. &. BONIFACE, MIS-. W q. JONES
Mr. MAIDEN, Miss HATHAWAY,
Mi. PETRIF, Mrs. MAIDEN.
MISS ELDRlDGE.
In addition will appear We celebrated
HERR CLINE,
Together with
M CHARLES HALE, Mn. q. W. STODDART,
Nj. q. W. SrODDARr Ms hind,
Mr. HIND, Miss FRANCE,
Hes,rp WE sTON, TAYLOR SC. &c.
For hirt'TrR,d full particulars see bills.
ADMISSION. .................... 80 CENTS
Manager. ...................,hr Mr.. N. II. CLARKE
oc2 0'iG9
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SAVINGS BANKS.

TN RID AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
COR. Third AVE AND .hTH ST.
- ClIARTEtFD 1874.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed GU all le-
70 Us rom one dollar n one Thousand do lars.
nlPOslTS MADE ON OR BEFORE qGTH OC-
IoBl X WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC.
IObEk FIRST. Bunk open every DAY from 10 10
5 ato "a Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday even
Pres'L sgEPREN B. CHII.Ds, secsy 20 stsc'ia
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ErnCK FLuCTUATONJ.
Ths lAAls g deII'Sd by oomI arson q Tie FIrsi
Board sles each day.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ASIrs-Are quiet at S. 20 for Puts and Pearls.
BkkAnsrUTTs--The market for State and Western
Flour Is hImer and prices are lOc higher, but the
advance hAA checked tie demand, and there was NJ
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SEWORK-WANTED A MIDDLE
i L ,.t,d woman tn take care ia SICK lady ii d,
housrW, ~; one TINT pref . st',dy home tn Do x
wage referred. Arp'y IT, i0am mat Isl l. -
ner ~, williamsburg. 1915
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OFFICIAL AND LEG Al.

NOTICE-TuF ANNUAL MEETING Oh
lNtho Stockholders ol On, New Eus I'D Cav S'Hns
Company, for the election 81 trustee vii, @le
az tie office Of the coIrary "a Tuesday, the IL
lay or October next, at l9 o'clN.k NJ
se2s g'i4T >. II. THOMPSON Sec.
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PITCHERS SHOP AND BASEMENT
- for sale, with al fixtures cuupi,te, and kettle
lHr making aausares. The entire fixtures are Of
the Lest uuHUty. There is mo- better st,uI In the
city. III Wet 3th n. ~ 'cet .T tha west side Of
{ = 81 ave. AIRY It 2G7 West ,5th Il, I'd door
from tie ,Ih ave. uJg'lla
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IL uCNt two stony Cutttgc, cons siug ct three
rnotrs, to q smi pain f,Itv uf 2 " p'rs1JG
si,ust 4 Al N. s Cdt,gc BOW, sd 81 n"ar iltn ay
Rent IS w. 50 y ~, nh.
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COAL.

COAI-BEST RED ASH CAN NOW BE
~ obtained at "a Eas, River, or At uur Yard. cor.
Ssth It, and 81 Price 81 - cd the boNt, 81 IS
out u the yard. y. FOSTER 4 BRO. osl s'r99
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SLED WANTED--ANY ONE hANlNu
- a csrtn ans oI horse Sled hut htle No, " whSn
he w"h's g. sell for cash, can hear ~ c,is'n w
tddte-tiIg FARMER" B,x " u SUI one RI
ing lowe I rice, and Were II can b, seen
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ii C',Ehy Il, Nps York. negS ~ inform the inhAb
itaIts Of Sew York and IL vicinity, tat he viii
supply families, h,to.,, and eating houses With al
H. wi Cs particularly O. cal attention T. sup'
r.oi Graham Bread, with which lac ha' Supplied
Clas Parlers ,Sti.g olsr, 80 Dry st. fr tie l,si
70 years aud IL pronounced 10y al, o. he I c most
l,a tlIy bread in use The subscriber will lsay.
Bead, Mullins and X Ills nt 6 o'clock in the morn
my ~ ms p'arr h+lJw Grand ~. Al orl.rs ltf
At CIIAs PAHKEk'5 Eatin; house, will he prom pt-
~ ATTENDED 20. 81" j'lhl
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TWO LIVING WHALES

NOW on EXHIBITION
A o ES' woo obs.
Admiration only IS cts. Children under tan, 10 o.
THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CARE
SnNry pAAsSngsr ~ Sixty hAh street,, within ave
mlnuts's NAlk ~ jones' Woods
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puc'l etv'ty A. re 'roVr v-.utu'-re ale. "a
H. 100 obs At 90 S5s5 ~ 10 pefnt g s'aee
60 c. FOR sstra d.. e. Htab a. fr s.psrhas hlonF
gsn, India. a, OIlc,I q. g.. sud s5ieteS 20 or -
ire do, uciuding c;Tiss braads { ioani .
Ohio ~ 81 sar 10 arit s'~ tr1naa n d. - W.
S1ut1e.a y ur ~ l-t., ~ ts's q 90 Dos
e. Has s.t.'.. . T., irn3rc 60 ioNI tr *
"a DOT aitaD 10 ~ ia DIV ne 20 IbleI " ior
GeorRil ~ Va' y r. Petsri'urg ChJ s'eSs
20 fur X t'ruur Ct5.
Cat 49, rour Is ~ tents ,s,,o-, md IL mrds-
rate r,q 80.
Rye a'it T. mia mi sts,Sy.
Com Nsa u ureia g-'.
wrea, = ia tAt's rigrr~, b'tVa market n rn-
Their quitt II tls q va c'--ssss 9O,oj0 bushels.
Rye il stesds at 1Oe76!.
Rsr@v l. quot Is G'tA'n".
o. arr are steatJ and Ielil: n GOO .'' 10 %
ssg Del, ar. ati Pc nay Va a $40 s5ys tOs
wa.-s,u ani s,ite. I'D ace n Csas6an.
gpru n trr-sr alI ,'icts hAvn advanced one esni,
To- TIE et- ICES dong ~ tie atvs-ce.
PEnvtst,Nu-Pork IN htn, with a moderate M
uuu, --,hs sasa 4re zee bhls A. ia Is for Nc,
elo-.4gvH few sellers under slb. and " Iofae
- Pr.re Beaf IL an, with ANAL sales at estorte
~ Jouut-y aasa s4s4 ~ 'or County PRIME, nnA
all 20 Tor tepacked Western, Bssf Hams sre
dull Pacou " quiet CutMea.s are qniet sDd
,Ady at tEasc tor Hans aud 4Nabe for shc~ld-
e. Lard 10 unshnnge' and in n,ml1al reduessy
9Th sA'er q 800 tes and bbls ., sh9ohe. for Nc.
IN prime.
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Two Shilling Advertisements.

DrEE TORS WAITED WITH SEWING
Oma!', - - maize shi-is, :. 90 BE-, ., -
nrEFtIORs WANTED-ON SINGER )
W. ,Lu.s us, und,. ia qlitn ~ "y.
nTERAI OWS wANTED-ON WHEELER
", VS.. - u,.ke shirts, 81 Warren Il up ,t'r'
nPEkATOg WANTED on A W. & w
Oln q, inc u Anu,l 4ihis apply 90 ttrt ave
,yLAiN PNNTAL"ON FGNIsIIEHS Wa'te
Ar'. hogatt g. room 10 ~
l.,..u .EWEkS WAN1ED--APPLl At
RLlb r;E ,N.1 ~ &. z. HOUSE.
hLsvye ,.... -
EOOMS 10 LET, FUiNiSuED, FOR
~ hon" h'rin'-Ar.y H"ks ~ By yn.
STORE TO LEI-APPLY 1874 WEST Dist
pst, near 9Th avenue. 2S'
SIGN PAIN1EBS WANTED-APFLY 10
%. MontAe, at N'rin liam st. :,
Sy1RONg BOY WANTED, WHO UNDE
DIT. DIS cutuug ouS noNe's Apply "a bnme
CTlTCnERs AND HARNESS MAKERS
~ auut, on f.an,s knapsaess &C. Is wm.e s..
CKIRT HANDS WANTED-PRRFE It
DNorkers. at 81 -tst a6th ~. 10
SECOND HAND ROCKAWAY, SHAFTS
- a POLE for sale. so Apply .JI sat l't s.
CuoEMAKERs WANTED on LADIES
~ rn t,cs Apply II 81 Pri-,c st. %
SwORD IND KNIFE BLADES oRNA-
cmclitd. AlP'y II! Ed'idses;. Oh
V'AIlOES WANTED TO wOiiK IN STORE
Arlly Nsrt, a'", nrotlvn. rs
'rAlLURfSS WANlLD ON CUSTOM Pants
Il --Anlg .2Piirce -. rc.r y ~. 90
,TO JOU RNENMiN lINTIERS-2D Han
II 4 tt.l 81 4
J,O Wanted A YOUNG Man
g. tash ..r trade At & 90 store, H,s Sstu ave.
TAILoRESS WANTED TO WORK IN
Il .oso ,;,o,d Nases Cal ~ Ih.sd 'vett'.
TAliOEFSS WANTED ON CUSTOM Coat,
All yitJ2s &c rk,r -, ,'r Wet ll''I
TAiLOKESS W NlrD 10 WORK On
L .storl I,,. ~ sI..y . 'rno st. r'br. 100
| rIAIIOItSS WAN rlD ON FINE CUSTOM
Ito C.r,a.y gt ~ C,ad, cor Ett''.ta a.
,IAILOES WANTED At - HUDSON ST.,
u, ur.shcO 'uo u"if "ms entrance in Staple
I.AiLUl,N MANlhp 10 MAZE BUTlO
I,l.SA 10 ia uy.ryu, g II 2VI AZ, \, top hoor
XlyANTFD- cap FTNIsnERs AND 10
w ic.'i My 80 s"N It. ~
I, ANTiUl-2 OK > GOOD COPPER
W IN ths.-Atily '"Gr.vs% r'ersi6 W" t
NYtANIEu-2 II ,lS1O OPEN OYSTERS
w --Atrly 40 Budsr IT, Brookyn. "
NITANTED-2tO SuOEMAKERS ON Army
w to ts;r, 81 " c"' t,L--Aw " ~ ty st ?,
\IJANTEI . BLACKSMtTuS FOR AG-
w ,i,u tutNl N"'k ut Empire Morss'i"tb ~
XATANIEp-2 GIRLs-UNETO COOK, Sc,
| w sober ~ va.ttc--, 81 New Canal 50 20
jVrANTTD-2 TNILoRS on CUSTOM
w GOATS; ol'o9 plu'a' d AN : $50 N'1 ave,
N,,NsTID-A ID UsNp SEWING MA
" ,II',; incr ~ singer ur " W, II" l"'n
" NNTPp-hp Sll4,llERS OK Leather
- NrryN ~ Flpon Nv, Bro klyn. Il
". ANgEU--l0 GOOD CLOAK HANDS
- ciry 4iu / ave, ,'. s'tn 41tn r'' II
NVTtNIED-i,o CHRIST T. FINISH MIL
~ .n,, ,..'.n ~. al,I 80 :. 2 o. I...l e,
d \i-AN.Ep-s BOYS ~ STAIN AND Va
w % -hIc'tr, 20 % NJ ~ Hudson, ~ sta r.
\NtANTED-l Tell OgNS ES on Gus
= w to rsul. also = tailor '' chr N'rhr' rom
\IyhNtED-A FEW GIRLS AS APpREN
| w tttsat d.,gruisti ., q eenwich' 4 'du b"
NXfANitp-2 OPERATORS, ONE Fol
w rlifIi ~ \. We. *, 1aG W.T. u'uH,on
, NXThNIEp-2Oo FINl>lIFRS On PANT
W aud ~ aistsrs- A,p ~ u VERY =. NJ ~
10 WASHING AND IRONING DONE
w H., hest manner, At . sullivan, 6asemer''
> nEO FOR A MAT GROCERY SrOR
p" dCol4th wsrd- T, Gsiiney, 10 Ch'.i am 1t
|
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CYE. EAR AND LUNG INFIRMAEY, Coz

IL Bead uy--' ousun I on, bronchitis CUarfh,
AsiLma, Dysp Isa, Chfo.ir sease4 and s,as \
80 t'mtl'S, slsp blindness and dcain's, successfully
tieitcd ~ NV remedies; cues guaranteed, con.
g1iation FREE r GRAVES yNc.nn. Z
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DRESS.

RONNEIS CHEAP BARGAINS-BON-
- nets OF the latest styles also childr"u's hats Of
AL shares and styles mhliueH supplied with rib
hons hoMtrs, frames, a., at the lowest prices, at
Mr.. n. blNNS millinery, 4l3 Canal - Strangers
viii do well 10 call. Straw and ue.yer RATS cleanei
Chtapest place In the city. os2 Aac'lal
FALL B0NNETS, THE LATEST STYLE,
l. SILK. SATIN, VELVET AND STRAW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIAEa
ssls sAAc'l0t sSl BROADWAY, up s,Airu,
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Personal NOTICES

TEACllEE-A Young FRENCUMNN
wishes 10 make the a.l tl i,l4c- of A y,,'.,,
tporiuus wei. cdu 'at,i lady, who would t,s1
'rs ms lu frn'1 fer flIl en- part a, Itymant NJ ia
Nlshinglt' NIX and repaIriu; II Ls ui,u. A ldr,,.
TEACHER, nuN P2O Sun u.hHr.
1NO CELLAR DIGGERS AND OTHERS
Al IeIs = " no bayt pad mpg,y Zoo. dumpng
earth on t'o battery ur other public Park, WIN
have the lmo unit refunded g. them On aIr'I.,tui.
~ tie Comptroller OF the city. 30
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nlLS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ 5u ,cuts elastic roof ,il e. cents per gallon
q atom ain, yellow o'hrc, aud Spanish brown
me cent PER 'h.; Nlile lead nud kluI, cents In
seed OF, 'uIp'ut,uc, Sc. u BDWELL, 2j1 Peal
4, ,," 2it,'IlU
II 5. PASSPORTS FURNISHED WITH
- ont della, 10y Il, PLATE pa-spoi: Agent :
Tur t. NttuIa,iloi cita,us .t,t show their GER
h,n,s. oyl 1isTuNru'IjJ
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EU Rs-FURS-FuRS-RE MoVAL--RE.

EU RS-FURS-FuRS- REMOVAL~-RE
m"yal-t,ncy mrs, yhel 'or than the c4rs f, II
At 3GI Eighth avenue bet .6IA and eth streets
tremtnutr up s,srsl the Only plae ar
tnwn where they make the InapllL tlr'us
of "ucy nlrS, thir exclusive blsiu-ss: IN
conE'I nrtuu Q removing der my ct re- .to D:
90 mprsiug all ~ Val irtits of .ales anI children,
'n,y nus At 20 per cent Less than the un u,l cost
IN4lts now II TIE tine c. supply ynUuB-lyay and
ih ,dren with nHrS at moderate cost .,4 sell =
ylvtHrine and cuffs, a. low a. ,l,rs. FIr4 mad.
altered snd repaired carefully and prpmrty, hy
puEticA. Curriers'. flNlGAN, SEQ 2k,,.lJi
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GENERAL RsJSpNESa.

COENS AND BI'NIONs PERMANENTLY
- cured with Vt pain ~ injury. ID. $. DAHL
ING Com aLd Biu,ou Sl'ye sever falls q cure
Satisfaction qua amt ed. Pace p cents box. Of
fee truom No. a, lJ2 Nassau II, New Yu.k. 10
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WANTED.

DOOMS W AN re D-BY A MAN AND
'N~i', nn,tly .urishtdrnpm' and led rp.m,"th
'"uV niengs for oustleepng, In Wiuhm'uTgh
,, an. klyu, at lns REM p IN Advance. Adj
ire,s FRANCIS DICKSON, brooklyn Post ONCE
Oc3 E'll6
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T IGHT! LIGHT LIGHT A GREAT

7 lGHTl LIGHT LIGHT A GREAT
- VICTORY CAmphcne and Fluid sxtormIn
Nted, aud Coal OIL is King. The UNION COAL
OIL BURNER gives the greatest light the world
ever saw trJm single lamp, with no danger by
espl sion aud at half the cost OF anything now IN
use. Camphene lamps altered at a small ex nensa,
and new Lamps, Coal OIL, Cans, W.cks, &c.. always
On hand. ghts for sale h manu- fsctursis only
y. B.-None Of these LAMPS are genuine without M
stamp Of patent, applied for In front Of tho burner
and without which II is unlawful n make, sell O.
use my improvement. LAMPS altered It any place
the city, or by express In the country, nttcs
by letter or otherwise, being lsft at my place o.
business at No. - Catherine ~, New York City.
Sltisa 'tlnn IN Guaranteed hsf re payment s All ed
sell sW&Th'llo JOHN MULYANY.
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SHsglE'ING, Ac.


EOK LONI ON-lIIE SPLENDID SHIP
slINE sails oct. 1Uth, from Pior 10 4 u.
Passes. .tpfz t4.tu IN ID cabin ~ rriIHd tteot ge
prices. For pa sag alP'y u mo- O.. ROCHE,
81 Snt' 4. 90 j'l2I
LOR LlNEhpOp l-BLACN BALL ZINE
e fu,Icb TIE clipper ~ = ALIEN 'DER
VI lS ALL iuw A ~ TOR ia IA 4 cam 4 .Sth.s
.y. i,,.u r,r i,w more s',uud ctNIu y .4s H gers
L NIP NJ ..'s 'ithO tuh"r. rps t'"Rp-
IS iu ia OU li.SON, l. ; u'h ~. 81 2'ltI
v LINE FOR LONl N-SAIIS MON.
n uV, % Z. III, tie gp"uuld packet uup T. II
TAYLOR c. LuId, lying Al per ID, EH, RIVER.
E.rpt-stf',a a. i',' iH's, "r dmits On EnENnd ~
0G 4I39
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RUTCIlER'S STALL FOR SALE - TO
- Butners--A stall, and ice box aud fixtures, ~
E,StN MARKET, very cheap. oyl G'l65
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A NURSERY, SCHOOL AND lIOME-AN
~ ut,l cent widow l~dN, oNpettr' cd IA the "a %
uf .lIdu,n o.. ding 50 Mouth stamf,id, ur., ~
m l,s from a." city, would take six mall chi drcn
alvye, Mt : 40 per week, including AL ,Npr'scs
except ,lth,s. Arp'y ~ SItAS DAVENPORT
40 Hrnteay, Ga, m 10 9, "m II to u'c!ock.
Uat'IT
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AUCTION NOTICES.


UCTTCN St'F over 81 $50 WORTH
n Of la..t Lo.I .i ,niure this day IUurs1ay, ~
ION U'c'vtt - 50. 1851 H. ucy' e. ave co t's.'
irgtft ", q! lt.- r~d .''. "'n
ci ins, gas, C"thutys MOO '-ir' . p ..
bedding, table, O., 1tf . '.l.. '...
hsdsieI lie, d e; G,so lslt .,.' .... ..... I'D,
&c A. CHAPMAN, Auc l,n
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IGHTl LIGuT!l LIGHTl!I

T IGHT LIGHT LIGHT
- LUCID OH, lie chraIesg Ia hs In ths world
20 per cant cheap n ~ kepsens oil, and will burB
In kerosene, cariphene coal oil lamps. The sub
s,riher tEr sole agent for the sale OF the above oh
In the city price On Ceuts Per gallon delivered IN
aly pat OF the cty free II charge. Depot 1877 Ca.
ma 1t, COZ hoss tActory q, Greenpoint l.. I. This
oil warranted not explosive. Lamps altered II
th1iLg expense J. HANSEN. SELF 94eo'il0
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A 1. SMITH, AUC1iONtlN WILL
1l.sOii this tay NJ 3o...s, % Cd. .r IA 'hi 40
~ family gv' Z up lousk,s.'. Ia slr urva'e
'-si' zee lsI 9th y. r,5r UadSay. Every
-l-rs inn.' b. rcmovrd Ihis DIV. v
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4 ss'GNEE's SALE

~ Eu'. :. sry Opportunity for 4 ,usc-
keepsr, and ttt trade.
- r.ursd,yl muu.uf, { ~ lock. ne -
ire oonrnis Of the hoJs, 10 W. 2lst So ucIr IA
H,c, composing 10 IA. IN. par,r ch .tdrer ati 81.
wig t,-,ii ftn.t.r,, carpets ui II r,u-, - mar
u t'tas 'es, DID ~, sofa h-lit VI, ca "a 3,
slaH,s, cl1'ks, IIcu ,r'tlL si4ScrN,c, g.. S'e
} ositivr, 'Aiu .I ai''N W
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E,iPgOYMG:NT-sF.maic.

CLOAK MAKERS WANTED AT 'la
~ Brodwfy ms a number ~ r o .I.'tt .rs,
w.t. .,c.I own SWIM ma nincs Ca .uug the
week 90
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SAILED.

oct. l ships Artisan, Wisconsin, CaroluA No
nus and ABBY brow n, for HAVTe; Forrest ~, fOr
Glasgow; Kiiy Floyd, Antwerp; OF ancellor. LIVER
poo; Shy Lark San FrAnciseo.-RArks Houston.
falmouth; Alamo, @ .dE; Alice TAietsE, HNsrss
Nay B.ntey, Belle Isls sylphiee. Rtymoath--
5,hrs Arctic SStau; A Wocdhousa Barbados.
OF o5nip C1mst for sAn RIandsco-cToase4
Ihe bar ~ ~ Z n.
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FUJISS
TTENTIOE LADIES !

n TIIN TVN IAUTFO
"A FURSl! FUkS FCRSIl
The old established New York F.T M,nlfActurtn.
Co, Depot, - Chatham ~ uilcr greater ln.'rcs
nents chan ever. Now Ia tue time a. gel yuaIr win.
ter suits COR sbgut half the usua price. we nave
higo, fresh, aud the b'H seleted stuck Of ENlrs /
- found, ut the to, Wig very .uw r,'tr -
WIe Mink, Cape, huf and Cufs ~ 80 Wan
MINK, IlN y Cape, Mud npl Gun. gro; M,ri
Mink Z Cape, MN aud Cur, So o.: !ieuct
MINK, Cape, MN AMI CUTS, ~ 10 $40 Fr,ncr
Wink, null = Cape NJ q and Cuffs, 20 H. 81
Fruch, 10, - Cape, Mud aud Guns, 4; /. $50.
French Mn < Mutis, 81 h 30 w.ter SH3k M
81 ~ 80 t0-l.n sable NJ gtf', 81 g. o. ~; " -,
ana French Mink, french S,ple and I'm. r'csu Ftci
and R'Ck Martin bpiCspes, So u 4, Nidur 0ss,s2t
% sable, StNIe Martin Ftch Martin, Mnk Ma.
Tin, ~ Ok Max, d. d Grey SberNp Squirrel 81 IA,
y - loF large variety ~ Cni'dreu's Fame
fus, New YORK Fur Msnufse'ur0g Co., DspD
- CH"t A. 1t C"on.ug, repairing ami alter g
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. sells s4lc'9S'
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10y g. Id B., Gs BILL N lNGRAiiA - : AUCTION
D.. ous, % New HuVcry, 80 lot hrst Tnte ma "A ard
b yb' othi x -. Otder M. COHEN, cor .nome
A d Columbia ITS. Pow hrok~'s eu'o Tuesday
Oder ". MtERIACH, 1873 Ora "a IT. ~
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SEWING WANTED . GOOD
> oIerHturs on Singer, hnd Wheeler n Wilson'S
sowing machines; those used u flannel cat' prcur.
r,d and few good tMst,i' AID one girl 1 pross--
30 Eghth ave. 6
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AFFAIRS UP RIVER.
(w.r Correspondence q the Associated Z


Rockville, Sept. l5.-The arrest of Messrs.
Bouic, Brewer, and Young has stricken terror
into the secession ranks Of our community
and 1t 10 said that eOme of the leading peace
men " are expecting to he arrested likewise.
The remaining mutineers of the New York
nineteenth, twenty. three in number, arc 10 be
sent TO Baltimore To-day, and forwarded thence
TO T"rtugas. The original number was two
hundred and two, but the remainder have re.
turned to their duty and allegiance.
Darnesto,on, Sept. l6.--Sn Saturday last a
scouting party crossed tho Potomac ut the
mouth Of the Seneca creek, and and penetra.
tod the country In the direction of Loesburg.
Reaching an elevated point, where ~ few days
before rebel enoampment had been shelled
by the second Rhode Island battery, they dis.
tnctly SAW three regiments of infantry dril!ii K
on the Leesburg fairgrounds. These regl.
ments they were informed by Il negro, were
Mssissippians, while n fourth regiment from
that State had mutined and disbanded.
The scouts saw not living being, except the
negro, In the country they had traversed
The wheat had been harvested. but the corr,
fields were drying up and Overgrown with
weeds.