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DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND MS
- wI'c, two stuR'e R"rt rtnru' aisp "io young
laly. luay he arcunudat,d With 60 d hhd "ui
T..isuut io,ns, ly app y.ug At No. b3 fNe sir''t.
re house fss gas sud bath. Terms r''ss 'iAaoe.
SEQ 3'l42
DOARDING "A WIDOW LADY 70
ID take three gent emen u buard, at moderate
teies, flIIishing them breakfast aud din ter at
O'Clock. Inquire st 200 Seyeutn avenue, near tne
corner Of 24th st. s129 J'loO
DOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Your
ID men can he aocumupiltsd with board, a 9IJ
Ninth st. near LIST ave, At - per week. Privilege OF
h..tb V,iLh hot and cold water, sol4 Asc'lss
DOARD AND LODGING AT 5 THOMP-
ID son Stood board aud lodging 81 % aud 50
Ue,k; also rooms for meu and tnu.r wigos - aud
"a a week with board; day DOardafs and lod{ers
t.keu Al low rates. also lodging for 70 Gu ana u a
week, s'lo - ~
co DH TO S3.UO-LODGlNG WITH Oi
q =. <CWithout Doard. Coca. c,e'a single aud
double ued ted ruons. Is ard n a 2.2h e. rs per
v eek nan and vile s45p. Single ro"7ns ~ iet Al
r. cents per night, lodging at IL cents Ter mg AZ
" IT. Oak str,.t, ls!wesn Roosevelt aud Pearl
Sl3 A'll9
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DYER WANTED, WHO HAS HAD
- tNpcrencc IN Dying clotns indigo blue. Ap-
ply at ps Duane IT. $50 2'ttg
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LAVE YoU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
II Family an insurance n yeur Lifsi
oMa
LIFE TNSCRANCE CONrANY,
10 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN.
Ill BROADWAY, NEW WORK
MUTUAL,
VIII a CASH CAPITAL OF slso ooc;
LVHsvTr II SrooSs or tHE SrAru sr Nav YorH
ASD FIRsT CLASS RouDs AID
hoRrqAsu.
DIIIoToHsi
A. A. Low, Thomas Carlscr.
w H. Cary, john L. AArhn.
l. II. Pruthinghsm, John Hslsey,
J. 8. T. StrAnahAn, John Sueden.
Thomas Messenger, J. Milton smith.
Samue' arnith, Harold Drlluer,
Henry Y. PimreponL A. r. Cspwen,
Abr. y. Bayls Nehemi ah Knight
Peter q. Cornell, Edward A. LAll,erA
John d. Cocks, James How,
II II. Clafiin, l. u WyuaL.
8. II Chittendsn, George Jarvis,
Thso. Polhemus, Jr. Samuel Perry,
J. Southwortf, y. Howard.
Guar Dunning, Geprgs T. H,4e
John @. Bergen, Chafles A. TJwt.s'tid.
lewis Rcbgrts, Cptnclius '. Sprsgve,
Ftltei 4. Griffith, joseph ". orscr,
AF. odel
WALTER s. 9RlFfIIH. P-sdMA
II. FROruCiGUAN Tra-svfor.
9yO. c RIPLEY, 5',ret.y.
A. T. CApNEif, g Uuiisel.
N a "a Cltnse,
4. l. MITCHELL. Brooklyn,
JAAu;7 STEWART a. o, NSs Yo T..
-, 1,rc, oi pioas decla 81 Spr,s0Ilr, Ard sp-
pied iunsd-Aie.y " Tsduoe the slucu1t o. annual
u 80
Premlu 10 pAy ane one hAlf IN casa ana we asi IN
a,te a. 70 lnyutns, wnicf IL not IL any oase sub
lC b. Ase a.IerL Tut Il tst per.asae iusu on ths
r' - g. DO l.Ui 0hly by TIE sl Iicatou o' pr1hD.
DIS udNi hon the amount due whtc the pohGy
,-g mes isJ able Tue Czin pArt ~ ths premium
mo- he pad annually, ferui-Arnualy, or guRrtr ",
tu 3, ID, or any aun tor - gee "a, or n one sum
80 Policies the premium. uN which " pay Aele a.
dJc annual ia meats mny b. SUI rendered at tnh -
fH .E' yH u tNu yos n, srt suc .up,uy w'l ~
fs - rai ~ policy fpr hss f. itrp-Frfhs o. ~
'..'p, At tnr'p ycs.s 'ur ihrer, ,AC'hs. eis
o D.. TO ,.rAa 1rsngiI,t istu Tie ~ srutlts a
% yalie ic t's ir sly ~ ~ J.iahsi of year
fHf,.or irr4et iCr h' ut fur my s-rul -: yssrn
sEd % trs lsrtitrs si,nR or non pat cipsing s.sla
- U.i9 81 lOp any sound ruut "a ca sLolk cimps
~.
P.sni. aF - 'aort ,uru and non. psl sicipul .ns
). s- are psyau'. ru o.sA.
Fa.H.w .s.At Pu..D.et ,au a, 80 tg.l psyA1S
.vl l,., .N' sfs,t tlt N-rt' e. D-st.. Ur Nlr
20 30 s'iat .f. o. 20 -. ~, 90 ur 70 ytsrs ~
... A.s1 g. Ior,u. 90 ''ur'ls 'rdo~tnenS and
..,t. pup,u. Va -, uI,t,, ,a.uraJ.e t-unA.
~ 7 IH N...ua ' 'sl N. ~ .rnrsls ia-
.. HH. ., ~ ,elt us Jlss m az po'tgs and =
ttkIy -Hur. r H.srY raA tue - 80 ana
..... .l.iI p4.-- I.s 'f.i U-lrtk yor. oar utaIn
|sf 80 sIt-"l 80 isr.'orH ttsi s0..- g., .hil
b. pty tie premium a as tisurs To "a " 70
.Ht 10 Iuv wuat they Rave pad.
.I. Ir.1Y.g..f .Ho .tUer IlNlra,,ul . NJ ~ srnt
.ts1l tu.t g. al sro -~l4rrt
r-.H A-sHs sert4i. End vil - trtttt Wil1
t.. .rr,a Nrass' tsr7ns ists rl''st
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suIPPENa.

CHEAP PASSAGE TO LTvERPOOL-BY
~ th- Back Bal Line of packets the clipper
q 'ip ALEXANDER, Mar all, sails ii OF Od56er.
For Is-saso, .Ipy on hvtul, fot 4 Beckuau 81,
T. r., or / JACOB WILSON, los South Atreet-
sc26 b'tlg
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l. CORNELlUs GKlNNEII- saiis OF lst, from
pier ~ Ea-t River, passengers takon IN Ht cabin
and found n prov suu4. ~ reduced -teerage rate,
F,,r I.ussaso apply T. TuOs. q. ROCHE, ~ s'uth
gt, SEQ G'lS5
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YARNS FOR sALE-A FINE FARM or &c

EARMS FOR SALE-A FINE FARM or &c
acres, and one of ls5 acres, with Dud Duildings,
N j., six miles frum New Brtnswi u, or wou 4 eN
chang FOR city or Brnklyn property Inquire GlS
Greenwich 1t, CHARLES MALCOLM. sc23 3'iii
1'AkMS, sc, FOR SALE-s} $50 FOR A
lEIy imrpstd farm g, 20 scirs, oliy 81 miles
I'd. !. l. Vlth good dwelling house. Uarn ald nv.
naruus ,uttuia rgs, pleity ut ira And spring wa
to-, also Of 70 Rcres. excellent buildings fuit,
vatr, g.; 'or sale At y ht'g ain. u. \. BlNCE, 2
{ ty Hal r.aoe, cor Chambers st. SEES 3'liO
7 OF FOR SALE--LEASE OF LOT 1S7
- pusne &, u is good l,cstuu for store cr "a.
ioHu. &c., aca yard At prsen,, and 6Jil.- = good
Jusiu"ss. Arply un the premises. soTb G'i9I
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sup,~svMANs-wa,-s.

COMPOSITOR NrED FOR MRS.
SHANKINs family parar, work =, a1y e. a sutI
reliable nan pay weekly, at the 'ate " IS cts per
ihcnsa1d, reprint copy. Apply to NJ GAtNrr
a. walker st. upper floor. $3.50 2si9i
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CaEAPEST FLOUR STORE-GOOD IAN
~ iy huur 81 b0 ~ So; Choice double extra 81 q
D. 50; beat DO. so on slp1rdne rye hour LIST qua.
Uy 81 u; small profits aud quick sales; 10 ,a -
free IN New York, Harlem, MAnEatthuville, Norris
lama Brooklyn Williamsburgh. Jamaica, Astoria
hunters Point, GreonpoinL STAT n Island, Newark
N l. Jersey City, &c SC, on board ateamb boats,
rsiir-ads, DC. w, Il. GILLETTE, 20i Front st,
uaar Futln ferry. ss5 2iac'lI9
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-THE HOOKS
f,r Taves on Personal Etuo will he opened fos
payment u this otios on MONDAY, Sept. 30, 1881,
from g A. NJ u 2 T. ~ Due no.-e will h0 glyon
when tie Real f tate Tax Books will La opened.
JANIS KELLY, Receiver Of TaNes,
ae2t 6'256 New G. uu House. Park.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1861.
People. Uri.s Ns-i..,isw.

Peoples Uriss Ns-issiiew.
lnorrev Gcne,nl. ......DANIEL =. DICKINSON.
S,crctdrg Of Sluls. HOKAHe BALLARD.
ControLer. .LUUlUy ROBINSON.
7fcdsurcr. WILLIAM u. LEWIS.
STATE Rn1noer. WILLIAM u. TAYLOR.
n son Inspector. ABRAHAM H. TAPPh.N.
Cgnal COMMISSIONS. E. FRANKLIN A ALDER
CIR, long term.
short TerN FREDERICK A. TALINADlE,
Court Of Appeals. .....wlLLIAM y. WRIGHT.
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CTORES, &C., TO LEI dtAP REN rs
- New stores for butcner shops a.. dopouA
2gri a. ave A. Che'p ronms rear T30 fhrd ave,
hne al lartInens 500 Third ave. Apply On pTemisss'
OF W j. IL. DOUGHTY, lb3 R0SeTy, oor. Brooms,
se9 3taG'iI3
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CROLEWS WAGON, COVERED AND
VI iu fine order, go lowest price.
S,Uug Cart, In good order. f1h lowest price.
The above must be sold this day.
C.ul Le tCcn Mt ~ Canal NJ, near Hudson.
so2s o'la9.
HCRSFS FOR SALE-1l SOUND YOUNG
Il Lufs,H, sdittule f. O. down town carmen. truck,
cnll cpris or suy kind ui heavy wotk. Can be seen
At II Leroy II, let Bedford and Blo'cktr sc3D O'l2G
HORSE FOR SALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
attoI uurtgngeA ho' 40, sui,ah'e " any heavy
uso ulust Ie tpld, without regard to cost Inquire
j. 3. rFKlN5, Ca ynioe 1873 First ave-.
seJU S'lJO
uORsTS FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOR
Il want of use, 10 or 10 good work hor-nr u be
seen every afternoon until sold, ~ lhe tulneH pi
REILLY Il GREEN, ice dealers, 2OI Wgst 2lst q.
se2G 6'l46
HORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING
L. o. cheAp-iOO family carriages, WilkIes, gigs,
huglioa, grl.eTs' and business wagons. 2d hand
wagons, bO horros aud harness. lSi Fttt, aylsd
Al ~ Novins Ut, Brooklyn. sell Nac.lOJ
IRON PLANER - FITCHBURG MAKE
L will plane "a fest long, "a lnchos Wide 30 inches
high, oruss and down feed motion, with ccuqtar
that Lnd hanger haa boan used a 70" mont ID, hui
il psrfect Order, and splendid machine VII
sTlWNA BBoTuRE& Co..
r.LH EVGur. MltUs-,n make, u mel wi
O. ..r .'-|a.A q uInke - o. 3O horst NHi, -
.... pl,ay lp f,si diameter l6-ueh face gIvCrrur
,Iur, a., usv N.d p0.'o1. WI DO = al IhK 1or
ALso An UPEJGHr rSGrSn,
tur0 Cg lrr 40 Loh f,ruEe, ny vi eo and snl-
'gi. X ina, 4Xlnos cyB,'or. 10.
ABB ..-..g Win 0Y y,usol snd pulley, r1mp ID
f,..sr.. o. O. ~, hauf, but IN good 1rier 80
sdy e. W.. ~ ha lu.d very lus ~
-. sTEYlss. bhoFHEhS %
MARKET FOR sNLE-lO BUTCHERS
vi For sale meat aud vegetable market, At
cor Of Cu.'rt and RItor gts brooklyn, ia . thokIy
pp ula'od nciguDorhold. Inquire on tho prem +u''
- Count ~. sH-N a.Ipb
NXTAGONS FOR SAILS GOOD SECOND
w hand wagons for sale cheap; also business
wagons of egary style, with or "ithoutI'p HH'l "
Lag.,. ....rlp,rs. W.k, groceries, feed hut eN-
lfr... sIE~Ahf5 We u Fa'tory o!l ~ o.
b'.al"hy ua 'th hNr' ~ - 80 -,
JNJILOW-WILLOW-hiT LARGE Stoak
" ofW1lw ". j ba sold II cheap inr r... IN
. dro wil,., cts. Isr 10. If. WlIIE ~.
4r..p. so.2 llsliH
.sl
T0 LET.
COTTAGE TO LET-RFNT sir-FEoM
- o.. ta' o. Ntr.N 3Ist, l7Jt, - meat r''tto
u'.'u.UgG relu.. ~ m,4 'r'un ~. .ll. .it .'i-
| u.t. ulIre second door. j. r. kAfIttE b'N'
! ,,, lB}, Astoria l., T. rt'''H'
DOUsE TO LIT - TIE THREE sIOHt
| : ! b.tk Tul5a. NJ. 80 powers ~. Ilu.S|yn
! ..rr. II. ~ RAnEAU LOCKWOOD = CO. ~ EH
! vs.. gtu It. H. Y, aeI Ehe'ld'
NOISE AND STORE TO LEr-THE
.nr-, stDry house and stIre, cpr' oi bedgrl mo
| p- HIp ayea, Brooklyn, Inquire oi BADEAu'
| LOCKWOOD d co, 21t Washington - \. r..
! sci 2llG'l3B
DOOMS AND BEDROOMS TO LEr-lN
N IS Cteuy u, bpU and bi9 P.1r' 4, 3'' Wr,' 81
| % Thompson a. Inquire on tr premises. ~. sc %
5. ms ate IN splaid,d order and viii us let low T.
| - trrsrt, se25 6'l02
CTORES, &C., TO LEI dtAF KEN rs
- New stores for butcher shops @ a.. dop0A
| 2gri a. ave A. Cheap ronmA rear T30 fhrd ave
Gne al artInents 500 Third ave. Apply on premise.
or W j. IL. DOUGHTY, ibS Ro'SeTy, oor. BrSoms
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


A II. CNDERnILL & son, w6OLE
n sale and retail dealers IL anc ismily gpcari bal,
eli ghth ave. ne green aud black teas, hnur, sd.
gar, butter, &C, oIeaper tlan ever. selA 9tac'lS
nR. BONE, I53 WESI huUSrON ~.
~ curvs dNeHss O, tie hcai,, ln..s u csrl.s.
,hruavs, chrunic diBcs OF tDs aver sys, q.
otlo cjmPNins, &c; srrouA OLD slcerI 'eIs
srri, al ( every 'prn " skin 8eNeg ,ured. Ons
lou-s. n IN II N =. stos, y. n. sl ftaS'1a
nAN'L wEBS1ERS GREAT SPEECH roA
- tho Jnon-Th.s superO engraving, 9OKSs la,
q 0uN oftrd At 81 = per cory. Ascnt1 wanted
" II p'rNFTI \ Cnti NS.s.u A. Y v sela 9tsc'
ne HOMER BOSTwlCK, AUTHOR OF
- several meu,H works. will continue the pfso
,ee NJ medicine ard ,urgrry' at 20 ev. l9th 81
i'prs vOst OF BfustWsy. sSlT s4Ac'iit
FIGHT CENTS PER BOrtLE-PORrEK
IL n FAIk. HIiD's rricopt crnus fir the IIar-
Another supply r; tIrs exac.l'Ht aud ni'riy per.
nm,I u.ir lui'e has just been r'srivel AMI
~ he had oStN nt 81 utr % .pf NJ %iiIitn,.
Iur no., II tue l.w puce uf EiG'ir CEN I-r ~
tc. Depot 40 Hudson ST. ami ig5 SlNth avenue.
Ny. seat "
n Z. HOUSE. LAWYER
VI. COLLECT ONS MALE At Low rl'R
CAsu ADv vstCip oN MOTIFS, BILLS,
law r,siNfs3 f.trurJtLY ATTENDED
OF,c 9 Wal sirsc., "a .,r. Nav Yrk.
p .i.'. in hD state a o.. C"7' - u'n
TEAKY ROOFS OE EtEEY DtSCRlP.
~ 'I.p mai" lel "a. ~ tFt. with iuda Kub'oT
raInt a., C'urH' ta Aid .',th roofing 81 49,
s'r.t uon. J.r'~g Ir'npty stte. q, 4 D.. q.
corr y, 60 C,pst %. sells 24L'llb
7 EHGH MFrAlaG PAINT.
IL TINS ts ne ha,t 1iIas r,i' iNtl lsI1
aurau O. sttpg auprt O.H |-l I.H .at Nsai
.e,t. uis, lor a. IurI1-e svcrla ~, o-ns 'srt
/ W,r,n m,iet Al d'unet - ~ thr nFu lNsd isIn
tV.l prsisryt ftDr ANn All NtTALSt.il D.
tlrr- tuios ss lurg ~ tst na.n., snd - ~tl ptt
] yarsr NODD, CANVASS nr Any n,a.lral .oug4.
/ BRlCk WALLS y.intsi VIZ t6e Ifu1aIg ~
! iiD rAiSI wall sartE ~ no JhfnupesA ~ sN
| .lsI. ttt 49,. v hils aad PAM vii roi ysp oui
| .... Iur ,.r war
| .... ,tntt pfrv tle 9AIJH ~ th,f ,r cla,lhsy
| a.# uas nu o. ~ wtc tnc ur'yerVRlion u vlI
| .... var tlr on otlrcs. Tho color u thlS
| g. isuD Uo te hs. brown.
.,rf 49, wtau' tura - priro, ~
| rgGVV id, M, THEH n co,
92q PoArl g.,
ye,'n Nv Vow Mscrns Depr.
| MONEY TO LEND--lN SMALL SUMS.
| VI u. rond nd mort ays, or uthsr runAbs 80
| .t.. 1ites snl'Chrd Investments ma 10 snd
| ...... leaned ,Htn and dlspntih App q
! ."N = Tpbli, lSn rsu. AN st. N, I gs6 1kA'''Nf
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-THE BOORs
~ for TaveA on Personal Etuo will be opened fol
payment u this ohos on MONDAY, Sept. 30, 1851
from 9 4. NJ tp2 NJ. Due noi-e will ho glyo,
tia Re tate TaN RI, X will L. pppsaI
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AGE.IKg AnH.

1861.
JAL4T CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TIm
WEST.
Via
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
A." YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Elrptas TtANs LEAVE DrPors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
rAnT, sUHnAys EEoUrro, a. roLOvsi
Tron Ch'mSa'a PTc% so,h .. station.
n.SS q s.so, s.oorx. n.sS A.s.s. H. s.ar.s.
anns-sal and buffalo Tran Whh
tsi ing css, iOloP.s. io.0rH,
l-vsEor-sp AT AIRAVY WIN INV toN ussyIAL
EAIIoAD roH
,CIENgCTADY, RoCHIsrBR,
GONE and St-iiors ou BUFFALO,
Soms and Wsiorto~H nlAnARA FALLA
NaiIUld, buSPkndlOh bhlONh,
BYkACuSB
AUDJBH, GENEVA. CANANDAldUA.
Trsiib In Conneciion leave 6UFfALo and sU5-
.EESION, vie LAKE sH0RR BUFFALO .nd
4AfE Bu8ON aud GREAT WESTERN Rail
Road, 'Or HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, FON OU
40. Ia CROSSE, MAD SON PRAIRIE Du
a
3IA ROCK ISLAND MUSCATINE IOWA CITY,
3rRl RlLEGTON, QUINCY, SPRlNGFlELD. ALI
IDN ST. LOUIS CAIRO, TERRE HAJ III, IN
OANhpOLlS. LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, DAY.
ron colt NBGS GLEN ELAND and al poi1A
WET, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
ODnnscsinE with uanA At Troy, wilh TROY d
sOsIOS snd RENS. SARATOGA Reads, n
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL. RUTLAND, Bur
LiNn1ON ST. ALBAN5 ROUSE POINT
SLATTSBURGH, OODENSaURdH, MONTREAL
49,, ~. -
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Nsw York ~ followsi
PruYa CAdsnbeTs street. From Thirtteth 1rea.
| POus Sas psia trains, q A. 62o a. ~, and In and
| y, aud l2. ~ and 4P.H a25P.E
-saksaul train, $50 a. LOO a. H., Ano o.oo r. q
| ~, aud o So y n.
sung slnP tram 10, tB0 Al0, toe and TO- 10 p u.
and 9.4bT.
| fishkill train, $50 ?. n. e.oor.h
re- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this rodss
| ~ shove, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
ihe Depo,s In CHAHBrBB And CANAL srRxErsi are
n all times as favorable made By Other Railroad
| rOUpdntes The facilities Of ,his great NEW
| YORK ROUTE " ths West, commend 10 to ths
Confidence ~ merchants and shippers for promp.-
-ess and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sLHEPINo
| CARS run In connection on ,hs New York CantrL
! A1ad.
For particulars ~ W ooal trains and freight ar
Ingemeut- inquire At the depot, 6S Wares 81
| iyl9 F'2Al A. u. SMITH. Superintendent.
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MORNING LINE FOR PEERSKILL-rho
Nl AURORA leaves jay 81. daily, at a. m, (s IN.
tlay. IN for Peelskill. lands at West llth and
Rom sts YJnkers, Hustngs, DJob's Ferry, Tirry-
avn. Sing Sing, HlyerstraN, Grassy Point and
Yerplank's. Leaves PeekAkal Al N p. NJ
su9l Aac'lG4
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REAL H;sTATRs.

EARM FOR SALE OR RENr-A RAKM
of ~ acres, With the crors, close " depot. poe
session once; houses N renL 10 small farms fnr
sale. Call =, ~ FULTON st. or STEPHEN VAIL.
Plainheld Depot N. J.. sel4 2tac'il6
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EOR LIvERPUOL--TlIE MAGNIFICENT
Il cl 1 per sup ElLEN At5r.N Cart. Gar ok,
will laoI in the stretm this 1ny at O'Clock y. m,
having une-, ,u-lled state rui. .ccnm'nulat ols ~
deck For tAss,Re. At IL. lug 4 p,s.tlle rates. pr.
A.. on .sri or ~ Y COLLINS & CO, at the Oh
On pl,t D. Norm RIVER s2l rus
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ACOME TO-DAY SGl ALL CONTINUE
\ 10 eel. / luur at - 90 h. 80 % delivered nee
uptil ny present stock is oJL when ! ,h"A le
ot Uc .4 fs,se tue prices, To- meet tho aI'aI,e IN
cost. W. -. GILLETTE, 2Ji Ilont IT, near '' n
FUlTy, 4f'
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MONEY 10 LENp-.-iN SMALL SUMS
VI u.. rond ,ud mort ago, or uthSr ruhAbs 80
.t.. 1ites sal'Chro Investments ma ais .nd
...... ilanrd ,Htn care and d.spnt'h. Apply -
."N. Tpbl, iSn rst.gu VI. N I Ess liA'''Nr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

Je6;rsDn city, Sept. pa gentleman who
arrived here this morning from the West, states
that he saw gentleman, who passed through
Osceoa on Wedne day last, who rays that the
central porti, Of that town had been burnt by
Gen. Lane. II Is stated that the reasons for
burning were, that tho robels had fred on our
troops from windows. No Federal troops wero
near there whom he left.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI Hilhon-Cheapest store IN the worlc Good
delivered Tree. THos. r. AGNEW, 200 On eenwioh
a and 80 Murray ST., New York. selO 24a 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

DOOMS AND BEDROOMS TO LEr-lN
N IS Cseuy -, bu0hud bi9 T. a'r Il, Ia' Ws,' st.
% Trompson T. mgl.rp on t.r premises. ru.se
D.. ,sa,e IN .tlaudd order and viii us let low H.
- trrsrts se25 6'lO2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

AND STORE TO LEr-THE
.nru story house and stprr, cnr. Of BEDFORD aul
I- H.ln Ayea, Brlps VA, Inquire oi BADEAu'
sci 2ilo'l3B
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

E1LOUR-FLOUR-FL AND
il cheap for cash. Look al the prices;
Good Flour for IS; Superior Flour, 90 30; Extra
euperior, So; Choice Extra, So 90.
Az II. y. CoYLEs .ehsAp stores l9! and isd
I yrtls Av, Brooklyn. ssll AAc'lu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

Jc6;rsru city, 2s.--A special Dispatch to tho
81. Louis Hphbiirdn says There is no reli-
able news Of interest from Bonneville, George
town, Glasgow Iola and other prominent
points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

HCRSFS FOR SALE-1l SOUND YOUNG
Il Lufs,s, saittule t.r down town carmen. truck,
coal carts, suy kind oi heavy w1tk. Can be seen
At II Leroy IT. let Bedford and Bo,cktr. sc3p O'l2G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01
NRMs rnnM IrXINaroN.

Capt. Walter, of Col. Mar,hall's regiment,
who wa, at Lexington, arr.,o od this moruing,
having lett there Thursday nOon. llo saw no
rcbcl troops between Lexington anil S'dilii,
and says the ain body Of Prices forces were
there when he departed, and believes they in.
tend to tskc stand and meet our troop, there
as tho vicinity is we'll calculated from IL
streams, deep running banks without bridges
TO ttoubl, an advancing enemy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

HORsFS FOR SALE-T0 BE SOLD FOR
IL want # use, 10 ur 10 good work hor4es' o. he
seen every afternoon until Hud, II ihe ttnlleH ut
REILLY Il GREEN, ice dealers, 2OI Wlst 2lst q.
se2G 6'l4G
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Telegraph to Dubuque. The prospects for
line of telegraph from Dubuque to this city,
are very encouraging. At the r. r. 7Ccle-
bration PLAT Smith, one of the Directors of
the r. R. Company, mentioned the matter,
and from what he said we should think II
more than probable that the work will be
completed this summer. He said that in a
few days the Company would call upon our
citizens for aid, and expected to raise here
the sum of $4,000. Itis proposed to raise
this not by subscription, but by the sale of
the Company's lots. We hope our citizens
will do their portion towards this work. The
benefits which would result from line of
telegraph to this point, are hardly calculable
to the business portion of our community,
and to all others it would be matter Of great
convenience. 1t would be especially SO at
this time, when people are so eager to get
the news. Let us have the telegraph.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

To the Public-We predict that more mcr-
chandise will be sold in the city of Cedar
Falls in the next six months than in any one
whole year before 1t is surprising to wit
ness the huge piles Of goods now being re-
ccived by our merchants. Who can visit
the store of HaTcH & ALLEN without being
lorci0ly impressed by the preparations there
being made for the summer trader Goods
are piled about in every available space, in
quantities and qualities sufficient to astonish
even the natives. This firm is now doing Il
large jobbng business, and are offering such
inducements to purchasers as to secure trade
from country one hundred miles up the Val
ley. Their goods have been selected with
great care and bought at such figures as to
enable them to sell at rates greatly reduced
from those of former years. When it is said
that they have brought to this market the
largest, cheapest, and best stock Of goods
they ever brought, it is no humbug! Call
and see. Nv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Disappointments.-We learn from the last
number of the Butler County Jefersonian,
friend HADDocK, the editor thereof, received
no ticket to the late r. r. Celebration held
at this place. As it was officially given out
that all editors whose localities were interest
ed in the construction of the road, would re-
ceive tickets, Mr.. HApDocK very properly
thought he should have been counted in
We are informed by the Secretary of the
Committee of Arrangements that ticket
acas made out for w. HADDocK, and sent,
and if he failed to receive it, the fault lies not
with the Committee. -- .,t ....ssar-
From the Independence papers we learn
that quite number prepared themselves to
attend the Celebration but on account of
the train running ahead Of time, Of which
they had no notice, were left behind. We
regret this, as we expected to have seen many
Independence people here.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Success to Him.-SLoAS's Medicines, it will
be seen, arc again advertised in the Telegraph.
A cotemporary, the Kenosha Telegraph, says:
"SLoAN's Medicines arc getting more pop
ular than ever. Whether this is owing to
his popular way of doing business, or kheth-
er it is owing to the knowledge displayed in
the compounding Of the medicines, one thing
is certain his credit is above reproachr and
his medicines without rival for the purpo-
scs for which they are recommended"
Mr.. SLOAN has always been a liberal pat.
ronizer of the newspaper press-and his pat.
ronage has always been Of the paying kind
He's not the man who would cheat the prin-
ter. Success to him.--Lockport Telegraph
Ill.,, august 7h 1852.
See sloans advertisement in another column. 1w.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

CoughsTh sudden changes ofour climate are sources
of PuL MoxAKy, BRONCHIAL and AsnxArlc ArfEcrloNs.-
Experience having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the early stages Of
disease should at be had TO . Rroiens
Bronchial Toches" Lozengers let the Cold, Coughs
or Irritation of the Throat be slight by th
precauton more serious attack may be eectualy ward
ed off PuRLic SPr AKRRs aud SINGERS will find them e
ectua for clearing and strengthening their voice.
advertisement. SD. . 10. s.. ..a ..s- S9:ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-04-19

Ladies' Library .Association.--The men,
bers Of this Association are requested to
meet at the Horticultural Rooms on next
Wednesday evening. The Hall ,riu be OPEN
ed and lighted in good season, and if neces-
sary warmed. EM