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OILS AND PAlNTS-BOTLED PAINT
- o', h1 cents; elastic roof oil, - cents per gal:
Grafton paint, yellow hre and spanish brown, one
G. ~ per III. white lead And zuo, cents linsced
is tnrpcnune, So. ID. BIDwELI- 269 Pearl st.
g1i7 2Ia 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31

If YOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
beautiful clean white teeth, D.. Hammond's
superior Orrs Tooth Snap fnr ssls by Dr.. GID
DlNGS, 2gl Greenwich st., N. Y. jy24 24,ct39
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HARNEsS MAKERS AND STITCHERS
"utcd-lW han e,s makers and stitcbsrs i'm
,ediately. Arplyb CALHOUN, LACEY & co,
H. idgeport, q, mn iy2J ll.c.t9R
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nR. HOYT, DENTIST-IIAS REMOVED
1Itrum 3y2 B,weIy b. So, Broadway, dJu.a above
2Oth st. Full sets of teeth pure silver, a5 low ~
iu{ UusrIt,d Will ut ls,u, % cts; gold ~ Cts u
81, anna gam, ~ cti. -. work warranted.
aus 2tag 1850
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EsIPLOYMENT-MaIes.

nRAGOONS FOR THE L. S. ARMY
1IWanted 100 young men, t. whom horses, eiuip-
meuts, rnons clotAing and medical attendance W il
he furnished, with good Tay ~ each solder Ap-
ply Al 1872 Hudson street, or No Broadway.
Au5 2iAosiOe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEN
Il tal Establishment iu the T.. S-N. IS GRIfiI
Al BRO Dentist. $40 Grand ~ n. Y, and zII be
ton It, Brooklyn, inserts iu o~ pggtEA set I'd! tg,IA
ON their improved atmosI ueric press re- pa" s.
without extracting the root. o. lias'ua or = IL,
$40; silver or rubber flO partial BET. on -. l. -
per tooth; silver ST.. lyZo st~'l'O
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONsAT
- the Brush fastory, s2a Pearl st. Harpers Biild-
ing. All articles at reaansble prices, wholesale and
retail JOHN x. HOPPEL, s9s Pearl Il, auiT 94ac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31
DENTISTRY.
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH ON GOLD

a bEAo llI th on VI ihEiit va NV'"'
n $50, ola silver go, partial pieces from ! g. -
per tooth, Will or without extracting the roots
Teeth fed with oemCnts gold or silver from %
cents g. : each Teeth eytr,cted without pain II
C5H \. T. corner Cana st and Bowery, by D.. H.
VlLLERS, Senr. su6 2ill'l5l
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jackson David, meg D. I,pf "ir x
- w Z" Jufs ,Jnm,s ,frh' M n uius
larkson p I. 3 Jnseuh .IOhn.u" w =
,Iacl- ~ sephLl enkius Sroj sJo.n-- a y -
Jacl ..yr o. johnson l. l. Cd
I,.'- - Al Iov at A'frt' Johnson Jcr' .
Jacsa 'I J.,'t John a Jah.a :
Jackson jaime Carte. eton .
JScks0u Albert JQQes lh0l-2 Johnston Wm v
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CLAIMS FOR INVALID PENSIONS AND

- widows haf-Iay pensions promptly prosecuted
BY the subacriber; service IN the present In the
bouth included. CALVIN w SMITH. south east
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T, ,AwYER-G. z. HOUSE IN THIS CITY,

bIlte hnU Z. \. VTNITtl.
No. 10 WALL srREEr, RooN IL, SEooSp FLooR AND
No. ~ BEEKNAS SrRTEr, Nrw YoRE
ddpunocs Cdsh on Notes Biiis ccoIrts, and De-
ndndS and collects the samc promptly. Attends
y iorciosing mortgages, settling up estates, leaning
money and investing capital. Ample security given
for monies and trusts submi tied into his hands.
Residence NJ. Washington Place,
iylI I2scsil5 Brooklyn, y ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
National Fast.

1 PROCLAMATION.

. Bp the PrcsAfebf0 me JHffc9 ofQtss ~ AWeycd-
UA0eas Joint Committee of both Houses Of Congress
him 10 recommend day 81 Public Ha initiation Prayer, and
Fasting 10 be observed by the PeOle Of the United States with
religious aud tho Offering o! ervcnt supplicaons to
Almighty God for the safety and welfare Of these States His
blessings on their arms and speedy restoration Of pesce
Ind heeas II fit and becoming 10 all people at all times
10 scknweage the Supreme Government OF God to
bow Ia humble sabni6n 10 His chuements to confess and
depore their ns trsnsgressons the full conviction that
the Lord the beginning OF wisdom and 10 pay
with all vency and condition for the pardon Of their past Oh
lenses and for blessing upon their present and prospective
sctioni J-s '.IrH H.-H ID.
And ksrea, When our beloved country by the blessing
Of God united prosperous and happy is afflicted with fac
ton snd civil war pecoluy for recognize the hand
of In this visitation remembrance Of
faults and crimes nation and individuals to humble
ourselves before Him. aud pray for His me,to pray that
be spared further punishment though justly deserved
that be blessed and made eectus for the reestsb
hshmont Of law ORDER and peace throughout country and
that the inesimsble boon Of civil sbd religious liberty, eaned
under His guidance blessing by the abo and suengs
fathers may be restored 10 all s original excellence Therefore
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States, do
appoint Thursday September next day Of Humia
tOn Prsyer Fasting all the people Of the Nation and
earnestly all the people and especially to all
Ministers and teachers religion of all denominations and to
all heads of sneto observe and keep tina, day scordDgto
their several creed and modes worship in all humility and
with religious oleny the end thu, the united prayer Of
the Nation msy the Throne Of Grace and bring down
plentiful blessing, upon own country. % .t
In testimony whereof have hereanto set hand and caused
the great United States be affixed this 18th day Of
August d. 1861 and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the eghty-sIth
By the President: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Wmr1s II. srvaxD, Secretary Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Proclamation,

BY EDWIN d. MoRsAS, Governor Of The State Of Etp York
The President having recommended the last Thurs
day in September instant day public humiliation prayer
and fasting to be observed by the people the United States
with reii ,oemnes and the Offering Of fervsnt supplies
on. TO Almighty God the safety and welfare Of these States
His blessing. on their and speedy restoration Of peace
EDWIN d. MORGAN Governor Of the State Of NewYork
IN conformity with the Proclamation Of the President sve ns
with my own Of Its prophey, do unite In recommending
the people Of this State and keep the aforesaid day In
oil humility and with all religious solemnity.
In this nomentops hour when rebeous hands have kndled
the flames Of civil land svowedy for the purpose oil
ovrhrowipg peculiarly blessed Of God most
fitting that pubcy recognize dependence upon
the favor Of Him whose authority 10 supreme and those
ton unvera who Iseth up and caseh down nations b.
who sketh not requion for blood Of them that put their %
IN him tbs, ,upp,e him not TO remember against Us our
former iniquities which hsve justly provoked Him to nfcs
these heavy Judgments ..r.E .. TO
And do further recommend that all public works be 'u'
pended 50 far as may be- and all public Offices and places Of
be closed tina, onsy svQeaiions cesse and so
continue thTo ~ ghout the aforesaid day. t ..l
In witness whereof have hereunto sIed the privy seal OF
this ssse ss the City Of Albany this nineteenth day
H. al Of September IN the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sIty-one. r.r ... Ig
EDWIN D. MORGAN.
BY the Governor,
LOCKWOOD L. Dorr Private Secretary.
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Movements Of oce.n Steamers.
TO ARRIVE
PASSENGER Sailed

In "eanshp Hammonia FOR Southampton Hasrs and Ham
bygMIs sturgi.s and chidsn, New. fork John James
Newfo,k Charles NieIs child and servant New.York
mr and Mrs Levy child and infant Eewloh; Mr. and Ma
r debasIo Verde and Havana; H. Arnold Westfed
Mr. and Mf hsiockroth St. Charles Mr. &c sme, Holland
Louis Bollmann and child, Boston, TIL Tschud NpwYork
Issc Lowen5erg Tow.ndai Albert Haren, Ee-.York; L.
Gigos. New.York FeIure, Neworssns; Charles Seeser
Iowa; BeInh Suddegde Westpharr; Wm. Lorentz-n Chi.
cago; Dr. O. kanssr and f.uiil; Toeeo u COO'u
stedsm; Mrs. Louise S:sGde and children Troy George C.
Stem, New York; q. A. scbssser st Louis; II D. Car.e
kewYork; FIR. stenmsDn. New York Mr. Reimer and family
MeIco CoDs CzagkOwski Poland Tracy Peck IT, Bristol
Mira Deppin NewYork Mrs.. Leonise Petri and ehid,~n ST
Louis Miss O. Carlson Cincinnati Mise Amss Ufenheer
York; Charles C. Beresen Dubuque; henry Reynold
New York Mr. III Brsnchu and fsu', New.fsrf Mr. John
SUehrt and family Iowa Jean Marie SANK lady child
York Chr schecht, Philadelphia; H. Nesendsnck Whining
ton; c. Msnsheld New-York; Mn Maria Runge Eew-Yogk
August Krehbel HewYork NJ Ledermann CleyelaEd, and
others "a Total 266.
IN '',ami15p CT q aaneA,'te, yoy L's1poSt-h; Jsa
son, Mad Lagrange Mr. Harrison, M sud MIs J. Petty.
three ehdien infant and Samuel Fulsge John
Gale Miss Annie Moore j. Muphy 7. Sh-phadsos, Or w.
II. Dwinee II Tcad Mr.. and Ms syme Mr. and Mrs Hsr.
rson and infant Henry Ih Mr. Lsngands M Cotton and
child, Edgar Allen, J. r. Mitchell
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whIITLE-pAY-Ir this city, Tur,dsy Sept. s, Nv m.
ssy James Miett Jonathan White Ma Mary Dsy N
DIED ID.


NJ Saturday Sept H. Ap,ones wife Of Abraham
b ard friend. Of the family are recovered 10 a.ns
ne without further invitation :, st. Thonss, CsnrsS
FSTc0VES .ses'In,aoe at eeock
,trret a biz te6enc. No ~ wloashbv
ss.s u @ on Friday, sept 90 villa G. Fsoo,I
III. friends Of the family, and Of s., yo,,,,
e Snapser 70 III, invited 70 .,,.ns ne
mans VIII De taken to Greenwood Cemsry Socs Tue ~
sSoopooN-ln this city ON Friday Sept 10 Gu. =,
and months. " a'"''on' aged ID ye<n
bAPsLEY-ln East Brooklyn, on Friday seot N Md, A..
infant Daughter o. John and Aglse Lap.lsy ~ Assss
s-buddenly In this eli on Saturday, Gan, al =.
me residence Of bis hthe ADsna. MstIsss w yi1 80
yeas month and days. ssed -
The relative, and friends Of the family also IN. f n,
father, and brothers Wis A. and He.ry ana na
i-!sw John Nesbit, tho IsmmaD- General f,n,ns..
the Tammsny Society repeatedly toyi,sd 10 s,i,i ~
funeral services at tie reside II Iohn Se,bif 10 ne
Twenty fourth street. On Monday afternoon ga inst =,
O'Clock. The body WIN bo conveyed Unonve Ws.,sS.s
ter County n y for n'eVen, By tie st N. rsip Hfsn
Railroad, on Tuesday morning
California papers please copy
NExSENIn Brooklyn, Saturday, Sept. a. 1884, Elias w.
EexseD. ~
His relatives and friends and those o. his bo,he Walter
Oca respectfully invited I'd hi. faI on ppesd,y
sernoop the Path ins At O'Clock his late residence
No. 10 SchermeThorn street, wi hout further Invitation
SEIXAS-in Washington D. c. on MONDAY night, sett I6
Moses seiIa sged 20 yeas Company h. Anderson
son of Lyman l. SeiIas. .....r
TR0TTER-In this city, Friday Sept 60 VIM. j. Trottsr
In The 2lst year Of Lis sge.
WHITEln D.nbuTy. Conn, Thursday, Sept 49, Samuel
Roswel.Whise, aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

The subscriptions TO the National loan at the Office
of Mr.. Morris Ketcbum, open very favorably. There
were thirty applications to-day, mostly in ANAL sums
In the aggregate t3l 600. The convenience OF sub
scribng with Mr.. Kechum is much greater than at the
Sub Treasury, as certified checks and bank notes are
received in payment the house taking upon itself the
trouble Of providing gold. Az the Sub-Tressury the
subscriptions though to fair extent, are restricted BY
the establishment Of local agencies. The amount paid
in to-day was tl09, 900 from largo number Of app
cahts.
The Money market, at the opening OF the week
had an advancing tendency under the furry in for
eign Exchange and the shifting Of loans consequent
upon the large payments of the banks into the Sab
Treasury, and the withdrawal of balances for remit
lance by foreign houses At the Close, however, the
case Of last week is reestablshed although rates are
not vet back TO tue lowest points Money is obtaina-
bic ON prominent securities at cent although the
current rate is v cent The supply Is mostly from
private capitalists and balances wero loaned late
In the day as low as A cent Git-cdge paper Is in
very moderate supply and the recent CRY goods and
grocery failures have tended 10 sten the market Tor
paper excepting Of the most unquestionabe character
The range for that description 10 6a7 v cent Inc
banks are not seeking paper o. the Government loan
absorbs their attention. but are taking good care OF
their dealers The Bank Statement on Monday will not
give fair exhibit Of the actual condition Of the banks
The loans, irrespective Of the Government engage
pents show an actual decrease Of about three Millions
The actual specie reserve is OOo showing en-
incresse Of $500 OC0 notwithstanding the banks have
raid two installments Of 10 cent on the loan, max
ing A. 900 600, and the public have paid at the Sub
Treasury about 81 600, 900 OF the payments by
the banks g. 400 900 in Treasury Notes, and they
have received from the Treasury about 81 Tor
Notes sold. This still leaves $6,ooOoOO lose 70
the banks, while as state above there 10 an ac'aai
increase of 5000 The average Of specie to net de-
posts Is Is Ito v cent, against ~ 2-iO cent on
Saturday last The only foreign drain Of specie during
the week Is Gil $50 to Hamburg.
There is an active demand to-day for Six cen,
Treasur, Notes. large lot Of over 500 Ooo was 500
at es and after this was of the market Il advanced 70
9si. at which sales made at tho Second boaio'
They are wanted steadily for payment Of duties eens
Ee only issue which can be used for that purpose.
Mr. solomon sturges of Chicago has taken si'v'ooo
Of The National Loan. Mr.. Walter L.Newberry, res
ia:n. n IL Ga,.aa s-S cheasS Ra.-o.'s STEP.
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eS5Je,O7e
G3s,sn,U76l
This statement shows the following variations as COM
pared with the previous week;


sIarksts-cAnsyuLLr RKPoxrEp TIE y. Y. rRIsusE.
AsHEs-Th. market "a steady for both kinds Sale. Of 90
'T TLouG iSD MEALThe market for Western Canal Flour
IA excited and prices better with sctive export
nsSy y Ri M "a GOOD goo Ss%.Sd .ns
The sales arc 500 bb SIS Is for superhns State aud
Fancy do s5 s5GsS rs for the low sde' OF Western extra
IS IS for shipping brand, Of extra Ohio and
demand and better; sass Of 800 bb at IS 4o9s6 for
Extras. Southern Flour T. s, freely onsTd ana Sb 90
Gss Tor mixed 70 good superne Baltimore &c. aud 80 oa
p Is 70, 2. ess ~: Ss! f Go i Ms "a. a:
drm ssles Of go bbs 81 80 for Jersey, % 90 for
FRUIT-Th. demand tor active price. have
improved and tend upward the eoss sales OF S'O bb at
GRAIN-Ths whss. make. is better and i' unsettled the
supply oa. q proportion e The inquiry and ss Husss,e.
Tor ,hs sale, 40 eeaa Chicago SHHas At ~ S
e'S ''Sn to a sg. ss.os sprns 1t 81 isss 2S
6Oo Canada Club VI 1881 e IlS 6Gsb; Red W,.sIn
SaS h@s.r IndisS. U sna aicsssn Il siss 1910
White Canadian at 35dtl BOT 1900 bush henoe.y at
crop Barley Malt .ll.bo at 7SdOe Rye Is and is
held higher prices nominal In tbs ab'enoe o. ale e are
a. 5fs5c and state At Sc Corn l. unsettled the
opessd at SIC Or MIXED sSt Sh s!' s 9asn 70 sSe
Sqa5Ie fsr Eastern Mixed and Ssa57c for Shipping do.
AYThe demand for shipping @ Out ~, TOE s,, SsAs.
Of 90 S.s. sI SSsSSs 100 ~ f., Grind. rprpeuu. con-
,ass. aaI and DoaiD. Spirit. DO & in limited demand.
prices aIe shade better Of SO bb ~ TO- The market
Tor doll and hsAyyi holders are sskins ~
with buyers - asa 81 81A J0 10 The Inc grades are In
better request chiefly aud the ssket deady
sales Of 80 bblA No. at IS 50 T. leO n
OILS-Lt Il quiet ct s0deoc CIuds sperm urn DIT
quiet af demand prevails fOr Crude Whale steady prices
With ssles OF I, 80 bbis. Oh private ternE -
sIOES-The PORK market h hrm the inquiry fair
s.es Of s7O bbis oe st 15foJ Mess 10 7eas6 for
Clear and T5 Prime The Governments contracts for
81 900 n were tax en- at s3d IL 7! fo Mess Beef i.sesdy
sse, bb SO a5Ql 50 for Repaeksd Mess and 20
80 Extra Bacon Ia firm. The Geycrnuent contracts
for 800 600 were taken 100 Cut Meats steady and
IA good inquiry Lard Il firm and IN good demands Gales 23
n aud ale Butter AID Cheese are hrIa and In good
request for eIpo:t aud tie trade -
SEED5-1he supply Is larger aud the market dun aud
be.yy Timothy Seed IN moderate demand for export
Of SO bag or g small sale, at ss t9I very good
Clover Seed quiet dec for old New held at u d9c
Rough F!sx seed Is quisi .. 81 <s6si 90 y bushel -
TEAs-A fair demand prevails for Black while Greens
quiet bat sdy sales Of pkfa o0eHs and soncholE' on
TxLLUW-Ths marie, ARA and the demand fairs sales Of
1900 n Prime al BAdstc., cash. - .
WAIsKYrse mais: Is s.t!:, irs is pas is!rs sales o.
w. Ss.f e. gsSA .u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Proposals

-~popncATs for ARMY STORES.-Proposals
Ss Tesiycd by the underlined 2; hi, once. 90 o
green m the uie the United sa'e' Army the
following sas'istsee store, . PORK f saed 200 % meet
- sS san5 srstonsy smoked Becon Sides sup eO'ef
nSIsa IN tight Tces Of about 81 ~ R sbspdcrs ,benk
90 20 pom. ne bTisEet; Slip covers. packed as above
sni on oS SlDe s sdusy Smoked Hams slip covers packed
s SS2yf barrel. qusiy southern OF ST. Louis Flour
2Go bsIte ,is naity White beans Pess, Split Peas,
n, rnsry barrels thoroughy cooPered and m gooa
"a o bounds OF prime Rice 10 clean bright tpi'iI
5000 pounds prime No Hominy. in clean onsnt 'pf'
o mounds Of prime Rio Coffee raw in Clean bright split
zoo pound. Of prime Rio Coffee roasted In el'au bright
cS pound, of soodquay Black Tea Oneh' o00ns one
s 90 pogsds of refined light yellow Coffee srgsT OF tos
best quality clean. dry, Raw Sugar in ordinary
$50 gallons Of good Cider Vinegar put up in iron h'0o
pound. sr.tqusy Adamanne Csnde,9 to be sixteen
sunces to ,be pound ethd6 A @ ounce, to
sOOO pounds irsi;qeality SPe55 ar i iss
CoO ponpds good hard Brown Soap full WEIGHT h, we'll
$50 bushels good clean d5y ob nPs to the busbe
& on FOOD MSlSses syuP in barrels or bail oae'
With sS9 Gdn Gn s8G Ps Dried tsht Ss. .,
$50 barrels Of double sans WHISKY with hoops to
soe esS aI ana marked as shSlI be required
% AZ o. Tonnd, dessicated Potatoes,
1870 SSiyOS po "rS. 5essiestsd mixed Vegetables
IGoe gallons mixed Pickles IN los4n0" kss' "' 'S Ns'S
% be ready for delivery sny part Of New9ok City on the
Aty Of OCTOBER aud shall be delivered without coat 70
abe United States - A. ,.,,o.,,,
small samples labeled boxes to accompany the proposals
when practicable. Separate proposals viii be required oi
article ia which reference must be mace 70 'he proper
samples 80, -, r. ~ NJ. ~
P1 fins on the part Of the seller their present quality
and cor The sellers with date oil purchase
required on each package. -,
o lion hoops or each barrel Of Pork Boxes 70 be wood
STRANDED Affidavit required TO the deny
sf roasted Coffee with sample =, -. -
Bidders may propose for the whole or any part oil ssch
article. ,.,,-.--
and carefully compared with retsiDed ssmpe$
,jcb n refers, and must also the signatures q two re-
sponsbe Iuretes guaranteeing the OF the obeons
Of the bidder in part Of his proposal shall DC so
copied. - s-I,-,.,.. Co.,
for tinted Army" and must be sent with samples 70
nov Office NJ R MORGAN, Capt and CON- Sub. L. 5. A.
Sept 20, 1861
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The Pacific telegraph.

ST.. JosEPH. Mo, Friday. Sept. 20, 1851.
Telegraphie communication is once more re-estab-
lisbed The line is working to Kansas City and to all
points in Kansas and Nebraska. TIE Pacific line is
being pushed rapidly toward completion. When gap
Of twenty miles s elofed, which will be done within
week we shall be able to work within $50 miles Of
Great Salt Lake City. That portion Of the line west
Of Salt Lake is about being completed rapidly. From
presen, appearances the line viii be finished 70 ban
Francisco by the Goth Of November next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM


w PANY, by 1t. deed, dated the drs day Of December
eighteen hundred and fifty nine and recorded N The RECORDER
b. ts other deed dated The ss first day Of December 1883
recorded In Boek No 30 1885, conbrnSoTy Of 'nd '1PPe
mental TO ssid first DEED did convey unis WhLAa mk
the following described real estate situated In block NO. He OF
the Cisy Of St. Louis and described az follows:
tyoDe Washington syenne b one hundred and MY 1e
depth and bounded south ~ IL. " mn @ eon med y
Joseph Taion, and known % survey No eOs ana wei
seventh street s,eOsd cs. y, o. Pocs &c slas @osS
or ess on Sixth street. hundred ard thirty et oeeP
Green street be The same more % less Des $40 G Az so1
TO the town Of st. Louit BY William Csnsty S Iot NO a.
bounded the west by No 81 as laid out oy Oh ~ ~.
south BY the lot herein hrft described which said con'eyenc
made 70 said Morrison Beds ana De- " sIoaaD
ing four hundred thousand dcsr being eight haI. ooho
dollars PAYABLE n . ,ep 10 Sf Peter
Lnde bearer with per cent interest semi tnn
N.Y. from that date al payable a the S,i Q,
said deed tae interest upon said bonds or any part there
Of should become due and remain unpaid for thirty a
the maturity thereof tibet then by OF such default the aa
bonds should forthwith become due and payable
leg said bohd nay not sPPesr on their aos % es eSe sna
listed sold and pledged hundred and sixteen q ssd bonds
~ % M soaos 5a. on he s dy
Of June een hundred snA has been due for more
than thirty days ana still unpaid although some OF all Of
New thsreiors, We, WILLIAM ~ MORRISON. EDWARD
- ,sas Of sSy q the indidns. aud esfpoIons hold
s said bonds AID 10 accordance with the provisions oil said
WI on the Gay Of oS0s ssns sae ls n
lie fTonss9 and O'Clock In the afternoon Of thai day e
east roat es9r o. IN described premises and
soa PrUSe Sbo Vsda: 70 tn. highest Bdds ord pay
60 s 90 charge that may be payable under Tbs provisions o.
I,d deeds tOscthsf with Che sr 2en m g ne
EDWiRD BREDELL. Trustees
FaA.StlLi.s ., tAC-I,) GO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
MARRIED..

CIEw-FORBES-In Brooklyn Thursday, Sept. ls by The
Rev Dr. Liitlejohn Thomas Chewfr ssq OF St. Joseph,
Mo, 20 Miss Ki,tis NJ, daughter Of WIN. L. Forbes.
pRYDEN-ANDERsON-InB Brooklyn on Thursday, Sept 10,
by the Rev M Dickson, William Dryden, IT, OF CopenhA
Lewis County. to Miss Mary Anderson Of wssrtown N L.
HAMPsON-COLWELL-A.C Cold Spring, on Thursssy Sept.
TO- Edward T. Hampton 10 Miss Mary y. CowslL
UAPHOfFNAsH-Iu this city on Friday. Sept 90 by the
Raw A. Berky Gilbert r. shapho 0reepPoin Long laaad
10 Miss Anna Il. Mash Of Westpor, Conn
aIIMaN-TpAvJstt whitehall, N. Y, on "Wednesday
noInins Sept BY ne Rev WI r. p1w 2. rro ss IT,
asn.k.s. VI W. a. TIsys o. r-s isrsssf Rl.Ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
Boar0 ano Rooms.

LARGE, WELL.FURNISHED PARLOR
IA BEDROOM on second hoor rem to person OF quiet
bsbts With Meal. oesirei Also ROOM ION third hoor
House plea and family small No 81 University place
A PRIVATE Family viii accommodate gentle
IN mao and wife. and two single gentlemen with pleasant
ROOMS and BOARD. Terms moderate. Reference exchspg
cd Apply at No l62 West 2lst-st.
WANTED-B0ARD and LODGINGS for
w HUSBAND, WIFE, and GIRL Il yesrs oldj one
70 months old a rood DsuTed within one
mile Of Cooper Institute n pleasant location Charges not 70
exceed per week Address g. O. T. Tribune Ohce Good
references Will be given aud Te q1tred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23
bxecrSnss If Rrcduce.

Sent 2l9O8l3 bbs Flour 39s bb, Corn Meal l3s bags
Corn Meal l3l bbs Whisky 600 bush Whes as O0D bush.
Corn 10 400 bush Oats $500 buh Rye 3 pkgs Provisions,
IA pkgs. Lard, 100 keg, Lard. a PIX GO Ashcs