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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28

WILKEsBARRE, PENN, June "a.
II. B. Wright, Union candidate for
Congress from the Twelfth Congress
sional District, is elected over D. X.
Randall. Democratic candidate, by an
overw helming majority.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28
Capture of Thiriy-fve secessionists.
LEAyENwoRrH. June %.

A detachment of regulars from Kan
sas City captured thirty five Secession
lists and small quantity of arms and
ammunition yesterday. The United
States forces at Kansas City now num-
Der $500
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28

PHILADELPHIA, June "a.
Colonel Charles Biddle has been nom
mated by the Democrats for Congress in
the Second District. The Republican
candidate is Charles ONeill.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28
NJ A r. R 1 E ID


On the 18th inst, by Rev. Thomas +. Peden,
Mr. RcBERT c. CART and Miss NANCY L. JAR
RETT, both of Kanawha Co, Va.
On the 22d inst, by the same Mr.. FRANCIS
GRAHAM and Miss MARGARET c. ADAMS, all OF
Middleport, 0.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28
Reign of Terror on Kanawha.
The Ironton Register says:

Secession is now rampantin the lower
part of Western Virginia-at Charles
ton, and below the Kanawha. Many
Union men have given in, and are now
under the control of the Secessionists,
while hundreds are feeing-many cross
ing the Ohio into Gallia and Lawrence
counties, and some going down the river
on boats
Judge Summers has completely
"cavcJJ lacking nerre-and as large
masses in the Kanawha region pin their
faith to his, they are just now for seces-
sion
We learn that Hon. A. G. jenkins,
late member of Congress, is forming a
Secession camp at his place. Green Bot
tom, above Guyandotte, providing quar-
ters for a band of Secession soldiers, al
ready having the corn and meat with
which to feed them. He is now in
Eastern Virginia to procure arms.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28
nIeiys County Fair.

We publish on the fourth page of
this paper. the Premium List of the
eleventh annual Fair of the "Meigs
County Agricultural Society" Per-
sons who take any interest in the mat
ter, should preserve the List for future
reference. The Fair will be held at
Racine on the 18th and 10Th of Septem-
Der next.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28

@We publish in another place
a communication from "Many Sufferers, .
respecting nuisance which ought to be
abated if it is as bad as reported. The
writer is responsible citizen, whose
name we have, or We would not publish.
Will those whose business it is, see to
the matter?
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28

Eg Several articles intended for this
weeks paper are crowded out, among
them, an account Of the organization OF
the new State Government of Virginia,
by the Union Convention at Wheeling.
The Union men Of Western Virginia,
have taken noble and patriotic stand
that will, we trust, save the State from
the final ruin which the rule of the Sc
cessionists must inevitably have brought
upon her.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28

BD Another week has passed with
out any decisive action in military point
of view. The papers are full of rumors
and conjectures. But one day invaria-
bly, contradicts the reports Of the day
previous, SO that we have not repro
duced them in the Telegraph. There
must soon be big fight, or great back
down. The armies now mastering on
both sides far exceed any ever before
mustered upon this continent-rivaling
in numbers, the forces of the great
powers of Europe. If the fight does
come, it must be one of the most terri
Bile in modern times.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-28
DlPTH ERA, DIPTHERIA.
A Remedy for Which is Found in
the Peoples EaVOrite,
PERRY D 4 utS'
VEGETABLE
Pain Killer.
TIE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age!

TAKEN INTERNALLY; IT cUREs SUDDEN
Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth, Canker, Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, Cranp and Pain
in stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Ash
alic Cholera Diarrhea and Drsentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Felons, B"ils and Old Sores, Severe Buns and
ScalhS. Bruises and SpraiHs, Swelling of the
Joints. Riugwor:u and letter, Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet aud Chill blains. Tootha che, Pain in
the Face, Neuralgi and rheumatism.
IL is sure remedy for AGUE and CHtLLs and FE-
DlrrnrR1. and Sore Throat is quickly cured by
Gargiing the Throat with mixture OF Pain Killer
and Water, Try lT.
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally. should DC adulterated with milk
water, made into IL syrup with molasscs. For
Cough, Il few drops on sugar, eaten will be more
effective than anything else.
See Printed Directions mhich accompany each
battle.
The Pain Killer is by universal consent allowed
To have won for itself Il reputation unsurpassed in
the history of medical preparations. Its nstantane
effect in tha entire eradication and extinction
Of PAIN in all its various forms incidnr tai to the h
fumly, ana the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony of the in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement.
What stronger proof of these facts be pro-
duced than the following letter, received uhSolic-
tied, from REV. w. B. JACOBS:
NEWARK, n. j.. June 9TH, 1850.
Messrs. Perry Davis " SSon-Gentlcmcu:-Allow
me, unsol icitcd. to seTd you word OF commenda-
tion for your Pain Killer. have used it i'll my fam
lily these several years, and ioaud it ali it claims
be. For Rheumatism Coughs, Colds, Burns, Chol
tendencies and difficulties, we'll diseases
generally that prevail in families, regard the Pain
Killer beyond all price. and eficacious beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We keep it as
our chief family medicine, and find its ordi
nary eases worth NOR. than any doctor. The tcsi-
monl of others among my acquaintances and friends
is epuaiiy favorable. Many ciIrgymCn have spoken
of it in the highest terms family medicine
Missionaries in repeated instances have said to me
III person and in their letters, that the Pam Killer
was by far the best medicine used i'll heathen lands,
al ham lN ri Dtlil Il
minister it to Others around them. Thus much am
Inclined 10 say of justice to yourselves and
as benefit to others. You ut lib erty to TINS
tcStiInom.l il of any service.
Rev. w. B. JACOBS,
The sun., 1861-10-09
JERSEY CITY.

CHARGED WITH Arpr,riNG 4 YurNG GuI..
"A young woman named Mary Evans residing
al No. 100 Railroad avenue, Jersey City, wa,
sHalgncd before Recorder Marindale ye.ter-
DAY, char. ei with having abducted Tor impro.
rer purposes, Young girl named Sarah HUI
line, re- allng in the sams street. One OF the
witnesses in the cass iaIlod TO appear, and the
Recorder Was compelled t. discharge Mary.
SoNS ~ TEMPERANCE ELrcrIoN. Fidelity
Division no ?, S. of T., of Jersey City, On
Monday night elected tho following officers for
the ensuing year w. P-Dnniel Pickens.
w. A.-Wm. Cairne'' Y. s Nathaniel Ellis;
T-Nehtmiah Knapp Il SIS wyman; A.
u. 81. j. liouton; CIV. Rodier; A. &C.
\. She rman; j. $ Isaac Cazar; q. S.-S. l.,
Condlct, Chaplain, llcRry Steele.
HaUNd Mass CHRIsrIAS ASSOCIATION
The seventh annual meeting OF tho Young
Meas Christian As citation, Of Jerpey City, was
he'd on Monday highland tho following officers
wsro elected
President .Iesso Platt; Vice President, T. T.
CRllolun; Recording Secretary, ". w. Buxton;
Corresponding Secretary w. lInshrouck; Ire l.
mrcr Il. e. Mcvaini Librarian, W. Rodier.
THE FALL EsHcrov.-Tho fall election in
Hudson county, will take place in about four
week., The following Offices are to bo ch, sen.
One Senator ~ I'LL tLc vacancy occasioned By
the resiglatiOn Vi the Hon. Samuel Westcott.
Six memh-rs Of the HCuse OF Assembly, oae
Sherlil, and three CoToneu.
The sun., 1861-10-09

lSpi'rtp f"u AnaoN. .--lohn T. E.,nor. for
motly kecpor Off saloon and lodging house al
NJ" '22 Sixth ave-, va, ancstoi yesterday. on
bcnch warrant issued hv the Court o, Cen,r.l
Sessions, TO answer an indictment for arson. IL
aIpats that on the 2Gth Of July last. the pre
misr- Of the accused took Hro in some mys'ari-
our manner, and an investigation by tse Firr
Ma'Shal led to the belief that tho drc wa. the
work Of design, aud he accused and his brother
Geo. E9neI were indicted. Geo was ar.
rs,cd at the time and hold u hail in ~ 900 u
answer, hut John lett the city and did not re
turn until recently. lie was taken n, fore tho
Gcn'rsl ScHSiors and hcd ter trial.
GRASp L.RcGNv.-wr,. Avery. Journey
man roli hcattr, residing in HobolScr, was ar.
ros'cd oo'. fday, by officer Dickson, Of the i,h
Precinct, charged with stealing gold bo,ter,
'oOs to tho value Of sI75. from MIR. Charles
Hooper, oi No Frmklin square. In who .
employ re was On scauhng tho Promises ID
tL' gc'u-ct, lot dtocls similar To- these stolen
was found, and justice Connolly committed him
to await c,aminattuu.
The sun., 1861-10-09
BROOKLYN.

Cot"NTR'g INQussIs.-C Coroner Horton hold
an quest yesterday upon the body Of John
LoRuc, employed on bo'rl tho " N nchaha. f"
lying in Atlantic Basin. who vis drowned by
Filling overheard he uiphi previous A yerliCt
nj arcidental drowning was rendered.
C"rotor llcgeman held an inquest upon thc
buNy oi Gturgc Styburg, ono al tho conduct.
ois on tho Elatbush cars, who died from iniu rie-
sustained by Iing caught bc,weon tho cars Oh
the turn "ut In Fluibusb. The jury rendered a
verdict in ac6ofhucc with the iact,, aud ,ta,e
that tho tutn out - Improperly constructed aud
dangerous, aud recommoud tho company to IN Ike
pi"pr altc''ti'us.
1uE LArE PuIIcEM ~ NNGrIS. The total
amcmd Vi ,ulsorip ions officially stated
which h,v been collected Tor tie family of the
lato Iavid II. Martin. (who Il viii he recol.
l,ciod was murdered Y a bufglarJ amoun'a to
tho sum Of ~ l30 81. M0rn than half wIs
c"n'r butrt 10y the policemen Of the different
dstiicS.
FIRri.-A fire broke out in tho grocery store
oi John Bushnell, corner Of Warren aud Co,
lumba streets, on Monday night causing lnru-
age to tho amount Of about o. 800. A horse
in All adjoining shed was burned g. death
Partially insured ia tho Mercantile Company.
New York. Another lrs occurred In the pois
'NlaulNhultnl W W m. u. Blrbar, at
tho loot Of Degiaw street, hut the flames ware
distinguished hofore much damage was lone
A boy named Theodore Martin, was seriously
inJuttd 10y being caught between two engines
While proceeding TO the lro in Warren street.
TnE hINGs County DrMocRArIo GENERAL.
COMMITTEE ESDoEsE IIrE PEoPLE's UNION
NoMINArIoNs TY \ LARGE VorE. The Kin. 8
County Democratic General COMMITTEES met M
tier hoadquariers la Jcrolonon street Last
night. DR.. J. III. Hut ahihs occupied tho chair.
Mr VIM. NJ. Par-s called up the resolution
offered at tho last meeting, which read as fgl
luws:
llhTeds, Al a meeting Of citilons Lately held
at Fort Greene, in this city, a resolution wa,
ed providing for a convention Of citizens.
without distinction Of party Tor tho puip,,e Of
putting IN nomination - Peoples 1iCk,t, ior the
Hipport d our electors at tho ensuing election
and,
Whereas. The Domoc-ltic part, havinr, been
allotted a fair show of tho various OfIicrs-ihcfe.
fore. be it
Rc'olrcd, That in tho opinion of this G. m
nttee II is lnoxpelient to call primary election,
pr COny, nlions tor the nomination of jemocratic
g MEDIATE Tor the ensuing election and thai
the ticket Domina el at the People. Conycn.
ton is eEtltled TO the support Of all Union
loving Democrats --eur,d 30 to ..
motion 10 adopt the state tichot was thor |
rci,rrtd 20 "A committee Ot one from each Assem- |
bly, district to report. |
The sun., 1861-10-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Nnw foRE, TUESDAY, o.
FinuR, Sc -Fiour market heavy and ur tusy.
40 prces are D g. 10 'euts Ne. bbl es-er--.le- q
~ 'rO hhls at 50 loon - for r'i~Ctei - o. eab -
- tuJethie STATE So tb0Ao 90 for extra Ats -
'SS5 " for superhue Wet o. Sisao ~ for
ou1mou " m,dinm extra webnn, aud O. sc0as ~
or dipping prerd' eStra round ocp OuiO, The
rnA'ke' Gle siug rat 'r uuIs, uttern dour ~ un-
lsng"d, wit ~ a. of 2 $40 bbls "a o. GbCas kr
u'disn u rr was ucNr civ hnn-sales ~ 10 osis
/ S. Jt'at 20 ~ supctArc, sud " brsG ~ r ss-
~. Rye Nnur h quiet "a o. ,j,sl Corn Msn =
quir' and nominal ur,hanGed.
GLnr.- Tie wheat n Arket "A leavy, ur-clt' ed.
A. In..s lave de II ed csn,s per uusl ,l-Slas
- iIl.'W Ir4 st ~ 40 ~ for ChSago sTrBg 81
no 20 Nil suI cs club A 2Slst ~ Tor am 81
l'"a. ~ val - ior " nier nd wastern use
."fr = State 81 seal % .or wLite we-,sn.
- tdl - 'Dr witt KENTUCKY. Rye Is Arm -
tH'6' Bailey ~ luIct Gnd firm u 'OCsTTc. C,sa
To- lt"2 ,'nt let lushc' easier, with "a ~ Of 14iOua
.u- At ~ Sa2r iyr far " common mixed Western
h,a"' hr good 4, prime ship ny do tchieiy Al ~
sMtv mSstd : wcstein yellow, and 800 for
wit Me,tsrn. oats are in prodera's reIiess ~ %
80 Tor cAnadiAn, and Si'sS5s for wes.eru AHA
PHovmroNs TIE p rk market Is quiet with -.iss
dIto lis aNS 'oAii tTE q Ms-s, and - r'A
10 FOR Primo. Te Ref market - quiet and un-
ged With sales of loo bbs at sIaf 10 for q uu-
Try Pi me fS,ab ~ 'or C.untry Mess sQCaii %
for rel scked Mess and sig Ttssi3 ~ for eNus hs-
Piiue Mess Bsef II Iull and nominal. n ef Hs~ns
ave mN,tye. Cut Meats are dull A 5,sbko for
Shoulders. and tSdGkc for Hams. FIR LIrJths
usrFci IL hrmer, witr sales of LOO bhls At st0
Nhr Butter istcll ng nj la lie f 2 Otto, aud lsH
slh ioi state. Chtese IL sttaiy at SsIc for oeuA-
mon TO prime.
AIrrs-Tle marke, is steady " 'tb a fair demand
witt sales ~ ~ bbs nj :" 20 for Pots and Peaiis-
CuTruS TIE market is arm with AAes OF e04
bates a, 2i0s ~ fer Middl ny Ur'ands.
WuisKEN In heavy, With s,es of 500 bbls st tis.
CrrFn:- r market has hesn veiy quiet sincA
1ur lat, hui prices without material ohAngs-
saleH of 200 bSg. Rio, In bond, ON private terms.
k,E-ln moder.ie request at steady Price--sAlss
srdNR-Raw sugHrs are inactive but without i'm
The sun., 1861-10-09
F | N A N c l A L, &c.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, OCT. ;.
There Sas large business At the Stock lizard
t'dSy, and although pricsi were irregular, the
uarEst in Vlev q tho recent large advance WAS
very arm. Tho two year Treasury uotes are held
with more hImn6rs, and the quotation at the Stock
ENchNlge stands at 99T9E, tie highest point y,t
reached.
Sterling bills are weak and ION Is al extreme
quotation,
Notwithstanding the taking Of the Government
loan, the stock OF specie hOre Is 899 600 larger
than on January LIST, and more than twice as large
as At tbs corresponding date in either Of the lASt
Two years.
The private subscriptions 10 the Government loan
are coming In fayor4bly today. Al Measrs. Read,
DreHel X Co.'S about three hundred thousand dol
lars were applied for, OF which any thousand dol.
lars we're for foreign account.
No second ssssion Of the Stock Exchange was
held today, the Board having adjourned on account
otthe death Of hr. Blescker.
By ths Norwegian, arrived as Quebec, We have
advtsts from England to the sI,A sep.smbes. COa.
The sun., 1861-10-09
WEATHN.


49,. ,,ss,,.o - on Lussday morning. Oct Sh'
usr St.I,,. - 49, $500. " year nnd mon,hs
q. s,,s.A a. s nu Ieis.ives are resPecaully tnVeed
o.h -. =. unsIA,, .s, ths tWednesuaV aiternoon,
E.., Is,h !. VeiooA' uOm her Ase residence, lo'
no
HAbT-Mra. Mary Hart, widow Of the late Pa
~. nsl. ~
,o-nno,n,r aaa aIlua.tah9es OF We tarniy ~ ~
rMPecuu.y invited 10 attend the funeral this
~ Sw'aneSScM e.,tSM ,Torning 10 oeloek' from her
s...-s p'''t W biOoAyh.
on OF. sth, Caleb Kirby, in the o4th
ssT OF nus age 90,
m law. Tsan,. i1 us, -, .s,hsr 'nse vitb he
rn.rn. ih1tnas . II. seymour tEe,nes WIN h ~
nnsnabsrs y, ~ ~ n suso Ise % ~ y, srs
Ferrs-t6,iir t,i,aI a, ,ss-J ,ba r,neral from, M
lais r,aidsynca io aoe,,S a. a0
tluenoe' /" "HotrN- :"
aamn.,iap aI he bowels, James Cnrys,ie. son NJ
John AMI u.rgare, M.rs.rlane aged "a vs,,S ana 4
nnontb.
The frienda Of Tho family Arc reare,f,f - In v,,
N sttsnd the funeral this fyV .in,,.isvI ,;,.,
a. o,clsnk from his ate r,, snDa n = :, ~ - ~,
o,aa,g~, o. 49,, %, >" s'e'i''
,,.tu n-,. nN-Dh nanuHy, w TN after long
CorL i,slsndl .scd A. -, n'''''e o' nAeroon Co.
The eriends and rsis,.y,.. :, A.. ,.,,- -
fuiiy invited 70 attend 10 s,na,a, ~ SrP Sps Ie'Pet
a., 49, a.. 90 ~ iIners- On Weinesiy
ye-idsnce bIs Pei :, V''V0A' Hon ms lAe
p.,,.ya ~
,u. Az ur'enloint '. sth, Minnie "
HausnNI s.l y n'Ise aud Mary A. Palmer, aged 10
The sun., 1861-10-09

so's were quoted In Londcn on ths, dsy "a ssa,stf-
Tbs ra's of cosoa a Ifvsrposl. fsr ~ vesk So
ing The se,h, were 11s,oos heiss. Ths ssrkss 80
be.n excited thruughout ths week snd prices h.d
sdv'noed keKd. per poutd. Tho sales On ths
R'th were Soooo baes the market closing buavrna.
Bre'dssnd' tended downward. Provisions were
drooping.
The sun., 1861-10-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE INTELLIGRNCR.
CLEARED.


eTEAhgHps-Fnny spence PhIl,dSap.t..
LunArd.
mp zarch, oljaksr, Hayre, sAnl N Fog a
BTutl efs.
"ARRs-Lord Clarendon, tBrI Cameron, fu
2ueanitpwr, MIrdocE smy the; James In ith.
Or "er, haiantAs w Dewey Aasbury Wm a
b.n's pnttu Lind n, snow q Burgess; NorunaS
eye, Failing PEI Isnce, II Brewer
BRI S-sco'And tBrl McKinnon, a.nca. Arl
Nur lsaD Ocean Wave, Winslow, Cork and q
= atket James h WNd & Co N Kls1o III, M
Lawrnce GrAradl D De Wolf EneAALtrt.S
Brl DiDsm"re, Cork, II a q De Wolf.
BCHOOHkRS-PleiAdeI [Brl Me3uruis A, Iohu.
n l Neyius n Sfn ID Troubridse Lyon, De-
nsr.FA TTow b. ilgs Floia. Hall. BoT,on. mas,
r jana h..ktDl' s,on+ master HAmPtoa, Harts
: Anderson Dghtou Y A Ball; Ann Ellss 5 Bai-
y Eg Barbor T q Ber ton q Sons Aripgton,
pear Lang Boson master; Mary Ellen Gas, 6or
phil'de pIis II Raosett d Go DR. PTAnhltn sor
lln1'rd IT 6 Backett d Co S.llio smlih Wsrisa.
Isnts W Brown & Co.
sLooP-Emlly, Freeuau Mystic, naasss-.
ARRIVED.
ELAN hIfs-PaAean, Jones, PTOvidanos, win
westoLester Jones PrOyidsnOs, with udss 10 =
Wv Broou', Foster, Baltimore, with udss u
Alios, MScEln, Baltimore; mdle 70. ws D.Isen.
Mars, Mol OILS, PhilsdslphiA with mdse 70 q
htgg.
RartAn sloVor, PhilAdolphiA, with mdss % Lopss
{ kirh patrick.
whaldon Iu s traIsportI CalnO y, w..A hsscuI
jersey Blue, ~ TInspOrtl LOvslAnd. EAIlsAsla
poe, in ballast.
G.,lnst tFrS9A ~E Ssear.srl Fsus, frOa q
cTuife Along the SOutGern eoazt.
Wabash, IT - am frig atsl CAPS samuel Meroaa{
I'd inst
RARKs-J ,seph!no, tB', nswl Fin. Of and nO.a
Yarmouth, n ), days, In baDaAt TO ths master.
BRIGs- -AnsostuIa Mailman, Bordeaux ss dAyz.
with wine 70 aTbeck q Co.
SCHooNKRs-Mahlcn Belts, NeksuaOa. BoSass
, days. IN hailast.
Henry Gihb. aog, New Bedslrd with oil
S,h~a, whittemOre, of EAss MAchias. from Con
gAy, r. II DAYS with coal W Talbot Go.
LEN Rews IBrl Ksllosg, hAasAu, n r, II dsSxI
with logwo 10 J Bacon q Co.
DEsust, MoFaudsr ATecs,bo z, aSpt ~ win
tusG ~ M,Croa1y Mott %. Lsh. bigs Bsa1
crshins, Laee for New York next dAS' oasSA ~
Diadem, LudlAm, Providence . days.
Chi, {, Pr'sses Somspet.
saTsb II S@ith, Mystic.
n Wells Wells, New Haven,
sussn Jsyrs Jayne, BloOkhAVea.
VeTmilyea AbrAhams, Boston . daaB.
RAIhAhiel Rue, Wsshs. BAtnAOrN whssA.
BELOW.
Ship Antelope. Co'e, Livaaposl Sopai
SIP Harry Blun, RedmAn, HAvrs Hspa q
ship. Roanoke 'na Young kAsls, Il Snshos ia %
snip vndsrwrtsr Robsss Liverpool sa49
ship csnsari%n, zsresa Sunderland Aas ..
SAILED.
Oct. Ith.- Ships John . AIbsrt. 2 WAssls.I
DO,css S frin.s. and s.liia. io< HHgss 0sls'..as
bourne Bealn, AAawerP.-- sask LladA. -eS<k sak
/ = ~ ks1- Bs4ss AAry n jonss, Mo 0EanAs salI..-
q 'kAso- sCAooas< Whisixsd, osEtsas<
The sun., 1861-10-09
PUBLiC ENIHHrAiNMENrs

A CADEMN CF MUSIC-sEw YORK
II AND RKUOkLYN
rus fYENlE1, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
HERMAN : err 40 rG In Nv Yprh VI cl.t q
49, WEnNhSn y or NEXT WEEK.
THIS and Evi ny EVENING
THH NFw COMBINATION PROGRAMME.
Tho four best Pieces vi ia InAusurdY!y Pfo,
gu mme.
TIE four hes' P.ceet,rt t.e Com. Pro,r4tnne.
F''tr cw and .udcrt,' c,c, never set cAhib-
ited IN New Nosl
BHOOKIYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
VI + RM Ms
FlRS1 AND ONtY GRAND MATINEE IN
BROOKLYN.
AdI scion &c. Ne reserved seats. C1u ron 25t
The sun., 1861-10-09
OR PART OF UOITSr IN rig
SHIPPING, &C.

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE
sails OFT. lith, the favnritc pa ket slir con
SIELLArlON, having superior accommol ,ttuns
for Passengers taken at low rates. For passage ~
dINitA on England or ireland, a'ply on board, pier
~ H., " ~ TApsCorr Il Co, 50 south Il.
90 1870
The sun., 1861-10-09
WANTED.

CANDLE STANDS wANrED-IIIIRTY
~ 10 fifty, psinc pnl'y e'ghths fourteen ounce.
Aprly to T. Z. HIGGINS, " Vanderbilt av. Brook.
lyn. tg2'inI
IfARM WANrED-TO RENT A FNPW
81 ~ to 70 acrs, situated Witbiu ten miles II
ths city prrterencc given to q State II Jc a,y.
The ''d tnu he " ~ d fcu snil, apd = conf rn.
Die dwelling attached IL II is require Address
u" va T. ~ iNce, stating All tho Ia tculIs ira
The sun., 1861-10-09

a LBKRr l.. SMITH, AUCTIONEER-
will sell this day 1Ck ocl,ck, tic enti,e fur
nituie ota family luying ny touscke ping, - She
private residence lbf E,Er,h q, noar BoAiWay;
everyth rg must be removed this Day "
The sun., 1861-10-09
MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COLD Oh COUGH ERE 1T
~ is TOO late. DIR. IVinA
CoU G. II EXTER MINAT TO R
FoR THE OURR or
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
90, de-,
has been thoroughly tested for over Ex yeaus, and
has proved to be the beA remedy In use Depot
W South Second st., WilliAmsburRh To be had In
New York, at ol Eighth ave. BIB Eighth ave. /; ai6
Grand 81. corner Houston stress and Ave u and
corner Allen and Stanton sts. Brooklyu-960 Court
o., and by Drnggists generally. sse3 staose0a
The sun., 1861-10-09
AUCTION NOTICES.

A SSlGNEBS SALE CONTINUED-A. X.
,n.IHOhPsON, 80. tucL will sell this m,rning, Al
Vb O'Clock si O. urtlandt 81 the balance OF stock
OF = gertemen's furnishing goods, ssec.ed and
made with great carr, and viii be sold without re.
serve. 20
The sun., 1861-10-09
REAI. ESTATE.

T AND FOR gALR-FARMERS,G GARDRN-
A<es and milkn emil yon Wish TO purcha-s s. IL or
30 soies Of the lost lsnd In Flatbush, ouly mil y
nom City Hall Brooklyn prices and ter ns 10 suit
The times, call L. BERGEN, ,f9Ceiar stNYo9 p4ac
The sun., 1861-10-09

TRUNK LOST-IF THE PERSON WHO
Il took trunk containing papers valuable only 70
TIE owner In a mistake, on ThurFday last will re-
surn the same TO S2s East 9th St, he viii confer
great mTur.
The sun., 1861-10-09

VEIL L0ST-ON THURSDAY EVENING,
Oa 81. In lTth st. bet 9th and Cab AVes, In bth
ay, near lIth st. a black lSoo veil. The finder win
oeT b'lO4
The sun., 1861-10-09
A SSiGNEE'S SALE

A SSiGNEES SALE
An ENtrsordnNry Opportunity Sr
HSisekeep NJ aid the Trade
This twetlntsday) afternoon, ,t ~ ck me s,.
ne nte oontents Of The Jisc, i59 West 2ist 4 near
hh ave- mrrsing handsome parlor oils,r or alA
u'hhg nnom nrnitn'e, caf fets on I rrauls ~ hair
ui'ursees, " . sfa bcd'tsSis ouitAns, snadsS
cic'fs' rich chius- silver ware Sc Sale positive,
-" VI sh'he' isS
The sun., 1861-10-09

ia 4 S-WESTCHRSKER COUNTY
i tAxes-oeo0 lots In Wsslchsstsr County, win
BE- sooA sold for taxes; parties desiring thsr bs can
sbsAin them OF 9. W: DlfOanTr, Wss.chssssr Land
QnoA brown ssons buildlng. CORNER Of Ohaaham md
'ChAAbsr Aroet. ala slaSF1sl
The sun., 1861-10-09
A UCTlON NOrlCE-1nIs Day Ar.rrp-

"A noon, at O'Clock, ate Mse Luusr ii5 WI.
very place cur 9th ave consisting of elegant p,
lor ted and dining ronm furniture, conpridnf
elegant rosewood paror suits, etege-c, heisteed.
mahras@cs' bei ard hedllnR, carp H. clocsA. vases
soiaued', ureaus, glass, china, silver wnic, t,lr
cutlery, DC. sale positive, rain or shine. li
The sun., 1861-10-09

SLIjT LOST-s2 REwARD-L0ST on
- MO day night, Ith instant, 3 bLslk and tan
Terrier Slut with long ears and up cut Oh the tai,
with chan collar on her neVk, in the vicinity Of
29th street and Hd avenue. Ire above reward VIII
be paid to the irder by applying 10 JOHN AL
LENS, Grocer, cor Goth st. and Sd ave. ia
The sun., 1861-10-09
l UCTloN sALE--OvER $4,000 WORTH

"A houseood furniture this ds,. we,ine.d,s =,
lok o'coc', ct Is wet 10th ~, nest ttn ava. ON
sissins OF pailur, ohamttr aud diuinF roof, fnr.
iubife, taocc' chairs mitruts, s,l' beds. e. k.
8 gasS a vetwsie, a.. Aso basement furniture'
A.CuAPMAN, Auctouter al