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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

cBThe latest dispatches from Washington
say that Government has determined hereafter
TO retain all prisoners of war, pirates, and those
arrested on charges of treason, until the conclu-
sion of the contest. This is Letter than holding
out a premium 10 treason, by the unheard-oi
lenieney with which we have hitherto treated
the rebles
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

A PRoPosITIoS.-In order that the readers OF
the Farmer and Republican may have an op-
portunity of reading what both sides will have
to say during this campaign, We propose to pub
lish each week, from this until after the cleo
tien. two to three columns of reading matter
selected by the Editor of the Farmer, provided
he will publish as much each week. selected by
us. We promise him in advance, that most OF
that selected by us shall emenate from Demo-
cratic sources.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

sBA decent Democratic paper is TO be start
ed in Dayton, as an OBJECT TO Vallandigham's s
traitorous sheet. 1t is to be called the Dayton
Union Democrat"
A Similar move is making in Canton. The
Stark County Democrat was cleaned out once,
it will be starved out next.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

PrcroRIALs-They have Frank Lesles Illus
trated Paper, Harper's Weekly and the New
York Illustrated, for September, at the Post
Office. They are capital numbers and for all
they cost, (6cts.,) should be bought regularly by
everybody. What an admirable history Of the
war they will make if preserved.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

ANYBODY HURr?-The nominations made at
Columbus last week has stirred up the "White
Flag" Democracy here. They expected fuss
in that Convention. There was none, bat the
ticket put in nomination by it, is making de-
vii of fuss among the sympathisers with
Southern rebellion in Ohio. tffE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
IF the Union must 90, let her slide, y

n Iue OHiVH I1IuSc oO' 1ee 11o1 SIIue.
Holmes County Farmer please copy once a
week as long as it pleases and credit 10 the
Holmes County Republican. Also. publish the
following, taken from an Editorial. in the Far
naer, Vt Jan. "a, 1861 sls34
LET the Abolition nullifers and disorganizers
be warned that to subjugate the South, THEY
MUST MARCH OVER THE DEAD BODIES
OF HALF A MILLION NORTHERN DEM
OCRATS" I"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
Attention Union Men.

The "Union Men" ofHardy township are re-
quested to meet at the Court House, in Millers-
burg, on Friday evening next, (the 18th inst.,)
toappoint Delegates to the County Convention,
to be held the next day, Saturday, the 18th
instant.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
GgThe Pittsburg Gazette says that

wThe Pittsburg Gazette says that
when Gen. Garnett was killed in Western
Virginia, his body was taken care of, en-
balmed, and sent home to his friends; but
when Col. Cameron was killed by the reb-
els, the men that were sent after his body
were imprisoned. "Cast not your pearls
before swine, lest they turn again and
rend you"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

eB Hon. DAVID TOP has accepted the NOM
inaiion rendered him by the "Union Party" for
Governor. His letter of acceptance is an ex-
ccllent document. We will publish it next
week
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

sB Company G., (Capt. McNulty,) 18th
Regiment, were paid off and mustered out of
the service. at Orrvi]le, on Friday last Quar-
ky knocked out of him by one of the soldiers,
before they left the place. The army is full ol
Just such "onerary cusses' as this man, who
hold honorable and responsible positions and
disgrace them
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

a. We have another communication from
"JoHS SMITH" which we are compelled to
omit this week. We have also several other
hvors which We will try and find room for next
week.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
HON. DAVID TOD UNANIMOUSLY
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
CoLUMBus, O.. Sept. 3, 1861,

Unbounded Enthusiasm and Cusullied Har-
mony.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
The Grand Union Mass Conven-
ton.
A FRIGHT AND A PANIC.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM A FEARFUL
ACCIDENT.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12
THE SITUATION.

There never could be pleasanter loca-
tion for Convention than that which we
now occupied. The sun was hidden behind
the Capitol, and a pleasant breeze rendered
the air delightfully."- cool. The broad stone
portico was packed with the delegates and
spectators, while high over all the massive
columns and walls were reared in their
simple magnifcence. The Convention it
self numbered nearly five hundred, while
the spectators greatly exceeded that num-
her
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-12

the war ought to cease.
That in the language of the Hon. Jo-
seph Holt, we are ''for this Union without
conditions, one and indivisible. now and
forever; for its preservation at any and
every cost of blood and treasure, against
all its assailants, and against any and ev-
cry compromise that may be proposed to
he made under the guns of the rebels.
H. H. HUNTER, Chairman.
Mr.. Bingham, of Harrison county, said
that be had no special objections to the
resolutions, but he would like to offer an
additional resolution.
1t was objected that by previous mo-
ton all resolutions were to be referred
without debate to the Committee upon
Resolutions. This point having been con-
tested for few minntes, the Chair deci-
ded in support of the objection. t
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
The Convention proceeded to the nomi-
nation of candidate for Governor. A
dozen men, in different portions of the
Convention, almost IN one breath, noml-
mated Hon. David Tod. In another IN
slant, and amidst the greatest sensation
and excitement, half dozen voices moved
that David Tod be nominated by accama-
ton. "Tod, Tod" and question, ques-
ton" was called all over the meeting, in
response to which the question was put.
at is moved and seconded that Hon.
David Tod be nominated for Governor by
acclamstion. All in favor of that motion
will say aye" and before the words were
out of the Presidents mouths tremendous
"aye" went up from all that vast multi
tude, which almost shook the solid walls
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FARM POR SALE CHEAP - AT FAR
kockawAy-9d acres vided into lar ~ lot.
Hrees amt avenues; also Z acres adjoining thrsa
,onds hndng ~ the beach, hay, SC. To le,s
hsndH'me hrn 70 'tit The hwy and ocean, Ap-
- m,s ANN NORTON, ~n tie farm, orto Mr.
burgh. seif 9.tqo
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MILITARY.
IGII1 CAVALRY

7 IGIlT CAVALRY
1.-two regiments of light cavalry are abJpt being
organized by tie L, 8. Government ON. o. "nl'hi
% he called tue 1T 4, S Iucers, ~ now iu pro-
Of formation by Col. SIno.inski, the hesdquarteTs Of
which II the War Department. Washington, ana
branch Once In 1906 III, adway, NY, In charge Of
Acting Adjutant 7. u, hCflghe Several induce
ment5 are offered 10 gentlemen wishing n raise
COMPANIES OF 40 men each, AS well az 10 privaies
ambitious of military hnbors, 10 whom promotion Ia
guaranteed. All applications In the Northern States
are To be add -ossed 10 the Acting AdJutut, who
viii supply irae passes 10 officers and men ti the
Camp Of kendeEyous, at Scarsdalo, Wes'cheat1r
County, NV York. 90 Sisc'lls
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DnEAns1b 1byrs-!The narket nv ssa,s ma 49,.
fndr bte arner, with rafAsr rnors dua~s ~
sales ar. 1900 bbls a. - tost - kor s1p.vs->
See NGs9fb for extra STATE ~ t0at n :
.uPs, hne NJ gan, Indians, osio, Irwa a.. A
~ oh1o 90 for eStra d. including siibSur b..rsl-
| q ,onnd hcop Ohio at - OosS 10 sndEfsds br,ad.
Southern Fler is steady snd IN modrr.,, r,y,e-,
-ssles " 500 bbls At s5a6 IN for mixed TO 20 4
lnan"s OF u. tim"re ~ TOR andywine; ~ 6rcyI
~ 4 GeorSctowp /; s7cso for Petersburg City an<
sI@s f 2 Rici imond City.
C,uad ~ Pour 10 qu e, and hrm, With s.ies n
90 bhs 1T ~ ~ fo- 'upe fine, and - Toess 70 for
w.. = nge o eta brand.
Rve 'ur is qiiiet sud ceiling slowly ~ o. solss
20 f. tts ts"ge ~ fine and superhne.
Corn Mcal i qu'et ahd Foady. We quote yeray
= " "S7 20 BnEdywue 81 cosJ 10 puncheors
wheat c'p,pus, in GO, demand for erpcrt- s.x
~ &c ie,n "re 'cu hig sales Of Is, neO bus
~ WNte' te.i Western 81 p fot white His.ss,,1
~ .o% fr whit. Mcrig,n.
ny ,p arrn for s9e fr wc-,es, and ss,c, .,sa ss-
inr Nrtf Rter.
Htr''y &, duh a1l u 'm.nal.
Oa'' are steady fsad In moderate repiest n sN1
=. iut Jersey. Dei'wsre and PernsyvAnts aasS
disu
{ ~ 's hrRer. with a fair bainer-. doing s,-
7liIi9'ni--sai,r - Of p"ooO bus at ass40ks t~
'ulsci Western, and ~ ior Western yellow.
w ewAx-rsI"w Is quiet, with small -sles q
w,-c,h u af@s2c.
C,ntr--Arc very qtret and there is only .
N'an"niinc, aud AOtstoc for plain and petens
) ctn.
ila,',--The market " generally inactive, and thsrs
S t.t much movement NJ p'e.ent. The new cruP
nfs IN very SLOW >. T s,lrs arc 10 bales Il fn<&
p for -, and 2 "A 6frt4t.
nav The den and 4 fair, h'th for ,he guveru-
NO N a local cuns1tuTtiou -s.ics arc making aa
ftA . for common To tsir tsCA6Oc for good /.
l'tiue, and ~ me clucs lots bring ~ high ~ Csc.
lE,N-Pg continue, dali, and tters ia scarcely
10 win & dplng-snlal' fa'es lave hc'n made at go
- - 81 cash, for = Itch. aLd Sis for No. Anne
i''n English manufactured Is generally inactive,
%. ihc'c are no asso- tn enits 'nerinR. In Rus.is
90 q GO have teen ~ - ~ 100 packs H. arrlvs
"in b~ton, Al ,qua' h. Sl5 cash. We notice sales
r.. = 20 Hascs v lgian charcoal NJ 77sc. cash.
lfuA.fig u'cts with mo ierate inquiry and
Y 9 matktt IN n mer. Spanish is quoted At SS bo6R
- - cn-l, vi Tie Ga'una " generally held higher
1FN--1h"rr ts a continued gu,d demand ffom the
"a 70, and the market still rttains the hfmneaa ana
't nncy previously noticed. The only transaotuns
We ave to advWc since ycsttr,lny Is uu invoice of
iuN ar cltsts grcens privAs terms.
ianVWtoeH rk is iu'ct and unchangei-fhs
t''"a ae 800 ibis NJ ti3 TttAli for mess snd a. Tg
- prime. Beef Ia inactive, with small sAea At anCa
. ~ t't country mes, StGf4 90 for couutry primet
ST so II ~ Tor rel Nk,d wcstern snd siS % foT
extra neAa, Prime m'ss he,f IL nominal. Besf
ans are quiet aud unchanged. Bacou Is dull. Cut
NJ aiH are quid with sales Of loo casks at bO8Cc kr
aius. and ~ Gsikc fnr shoulders. Lard II qulef
~ steady, with salss of $50 tcs and bbls nj SAC
~.
The sun., 1861-09-11

sToCK FLuOTuAT1oNs


STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Is derived ny comparison OF the F.rst
2oGrd sales each day.
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iiiIl NEW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sErr. II, 1861
FIN A N CIAL, 60.


INV h'hANS lh'Flhyt y 'it. W.
with = moderate tls'rc,, Il the loarl to-day
irie,a Ncrc himor, ai.l speculation lor an aIy.nao
as confident a. cy,r ia Western railway shares
81 yorAm,ut stoy1s sAow al increasing lrinu,.,
TIE COUPON giNci of iS,l advanced Y and IT,, iog "a.
tuci p. Ihns.Sei of 1~d2 and coupon fyes yf isII
lr,af+t yostorluf prices. Tic two year six per
cont Tru'."ry iulcs were SOL it S9'., ant ici 1t
% ~ TIE close.
sterling Bills are very firm M i0I haiOS.
Tletulscriitut., a. the oicc pl the iltcd states
Az tat TIE 'lror yoztcriny ON account Of tho
govern Iucut loan wurc 1Iouo. mo.c than tDe usunl
l"'l OFT on being on country account. Today the
sulsc''I Itous NJ noon were a. larger nuuint than
u.,y velc So t,rley TO tic same hour. cali for
an"tsr in,iahn,nt ,f ten per cent. upon Ito bank
-t. .,i i"u T. tlo loau has bccn undc, payable -
'b,rr,v. This VIII make fotty six per cent in ,ll
From Bobton We lcuu tat tic hanks thee have
already disposed %, uue quarter L, one third oi 'u,
ten millions taken ly them. Al philadelphia the
sultyli ton up - yc,tcrlay morning at the Assist.
ant Treasury were 500 ~, aud At tie o0cc oi JAY
Cooke q Go. fa1o.tOo, making moro than = million
ia all. McsH0. TlompIon Brothers, NJ. 9 wal
suNt, arc oGcrug for ae New Toik State and
United States securities, In Enouuts b. SUIT pur.
ci asc,s.
Ilt b III htn'ci tt TINS Ntok' Ni compared with
tttot the pc, lois week, results a. r,llows;--
Srrt. Z. mo Dee.
Discounts. ....... f1aoGI3iOl ......t tLtsoIi
$50 .c...,....,... ii ,,7glO ..,.... 22io, ~
Circulation ..,.... s,eOHb'l Sli0a2G .......
Drr. rl'H, gross. l2,,VsLgiO ...... tlp,bJ5
D. nett. lliOal,OGl ...... G,3ll giy
The lor,c nuctuatons In this statement are the
,cril,s Of the movement In tie government loan.
Tie apparent go IN tue deposits Is nom the install.
mcnus paid 10y the banks 10 tho government, an.
u,l,r effect oI which In soon in the jminuton #
tie coin. Drrug the Wocl, III rt,cn VI tho hanks
h lsCd their luHus, aud sixteen their specie The
ratio or specie reported to circulation aud deposits
h % 90 100 por cent, against 9t OtiOo per cont 10y
Ne previous r,py.t, showing decrease of q ,J.lOO
a! one per cent.
Tie 0rst special sale II 'resB goods this season
wa held by Van Wy X, Townsend & Warren this
mounting consisting %, 5000 pie es merino cloths
aud 800 pieces nous lie lauos, Of the importation
o! G., M'rlut a O.. Besides city iubbcIs buyers
81, .r attracted from II tton, Phndepl ia, B,tmure
an tic wet. Prices realized were yer, low, not
nying tho uNufa.tlrcr. We give particulars -
I mtiuos 4i',Qt,ilc. blacks 44aGIc; C.a neri.
ne 77H39iEc.; blacks yG%ss3c.; Lest quality
puloun h'uc dc; dol,iuca modes ICai7kc.: high
r.i'rs lsG92a ~; blacks a httlo ower.
The sun., 1861-09-11
WI y '7I7E = ~ T T y
sIl:NEIsAI HaJSINESs.

EYE, EAR AND LUNG INFIRMARY-
fuf the trc'tn mt ut blindness and deifnesa
c'Nsupl tor, catafrh, bronchitis. asthma, an
c'Uui' ds'nsrg " every nature, by n new and sue.
.rsol Treatment. Consultation iroc. Go1 broad.
vtv,N.N. s,tO g.itI
The sun., 1861-09-11
EMPLoYAENr-Fos pr..ls.


An sru'ert ce ,c the millinery sto,y. n M
ARTIFICIAL flower tn,t,,s, q ~ y .nll,ttip
ARTIFICIAL 4 W ruotc's 1t S'l Monroe a, O.
FipN lk harner- & sluy as, Mmr,c Il o.
'LNNNtL sDirt 'SnI at - Chatham sm.re
"op' skirt h'nds in al hrsnctcs vt oOl Cth ave.
GIRL o' l9 or ~ year, o'l. At sig Monroe =. 81
"lRI u w'rs 90 rrt zeal oavts, ~ Lud ~ =,
N' T. w''" button ho'c ~ Ch'ytif. 80 ,,r.
".fIS To help on c,,t at a. D,y "a -I-I s d lam
II \NllS wit mac mes. ou drawer, s., los u i6thq
LN'Nh"ES' ,ity .uni VI B',eckcr. up Stare.
MlLLlNERS r'"d timmers, At '8CuaIm. III
NLW shut i'ouct., N go C,ral It. in Tire hupisv
OPERATOR ou a $ ugcr. vt 40 Re,dc ~, up .t,i,a.
OPERATOR o. n, Irt & Anl 81 Adams Vt, - >i,p.
OPERATOR hUstor on Iaut-. iiG Mpllgrfv =, .
oPIRAGON on s ussr, st % JAin1a 4, AM .r.
OPERATORS Oh H,u. el c,sts. u II Otlyes 90
OPERATOR rsser oT rru's raftefs, $40 p.,r' -
OPERATORS o. W 4 W mn. b. ii2E,t, It,rs.,,
OPERATOR On slsc,, on pants, vi T. i6t,r.
OPERATORS 'n flannel sbirt., 1t 2iI surt,nst.
rNNTMoON fNis crs wanted, I9i Est ali Il
SEANSTRrsS, Scotch Pi",e-t.ut -Gop II naad0sy.
SHIRT lan's wanted. ~ ~ : xth avenue 10,
TAlLOklsS 20 work in the store. At ~ .iri ayo .
TAlLORfss oi, frrch co,,s at II Elz ietl At. 70
YOUNG ldy fer ice C cam s,lnon, i0I Gr,ud. ft.q
Two alutcuti,c1 a. yrst tnking, iaC Ale, II H.,
GIRLS " rriv"l. Ag'y Crairsr, sIpar,. 2i
p" SKIRT iaais, at 10 Liberty SC A aiVhain.
80 oGOOD skirt hands, cor C'utrc 4 white tts.
The sun., 1861-09-11
GROCERIES,.

ELOUR-FL0UR-FL AND
Il cheap for cash. Look at the prices;
Good Flour for So; Superior flodr, 50 so; Extra
superior, 90; Choice Extra, So 80.
AtH. L. CoYLES cheap StOres, 1874 aad 1876
Myrtle av Brooklyn. sell 24ac't9t
The sun., 1861-09-11
PUBLICATIONS, &C.

ENTRA q RDlNAkY FASHION N \GA-
IL ZINE Niue. DEMOKE,Ts q auerly VI rrur
# f~houa, with srlenId improvement now
ready, and for sale e,rry where. sell O'li1
The sun., 1861-09-11
FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.

SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
TO SOLDIERS NY HARNDENS EXPRESS.
"a BROADWAY, As THEY HAVE The
u. S. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD 10 THE ARMY AT FoRvREss
MONROE WASHINGTON, AND ALL
OtIIER POINTS FOR uAiF RATES
TuElR FElEEsS Is TILE OLDEST IN
INV UNI7Yn SrATE5
TNillH G'JSt EASlLGN and TIULA-
IE' riiiA tirGso,'s SIN, A. FORM.
ltl suR 2iS'IIg
The sun., 1861-09-11

q X. SOLOMON, Jr., AUCrlONEER.
~ will ,nN tn, dty, without 10, r,r. at i9i
Eat 'Sti st. n'I tie .'J,.h,ld tuuiitur, cout, ned
M &c above l,.,-c at .is H. 'u. o.
The sun., 1861-09-11
rTHREE LIVING WHALES
AANN ~ IIIILLIIlN

CTHREE LIVING WHALES
Il NOW ON EXHIBITION
UNpER AZ ~ EGANT rNYlLloN
AT ] o y J. 5 W o o ID s
These whales have been obtained at grpat Np-us5
: Fi,OM TIE NORTHERN SEAS,
nd at a great outlay of boh labor and money,
A LARGE TANK
LA been erected Ia those beautiful ground, which
- supplied with
PURE OCEAN WATER
ron the East River, 1T the rave Df
ONE MILLION GALLONS DAILY,
iy means Of a. powerful Steam PumI, which throw
b. .six.inch stream through
ONE THOUSAND FEET or IRON PPE,
which has been laid expressly for Tat plrIosg.
everybody has heard of will.. .
IN "NU RSERY TALES" tul HSAILOES
YARNS 3"
everybody hlH reAd OF Whales In story, ag a.d
EyEKYBODY WANTS TO SEE WHALES;
aud now they have the opportunity OF ug tueui in
,ehsr own native element, swimming abIht IN
ALL THEIR BEAUTY AND GRACE,
a. II disportng IN their own native seas, the most
pleasing instructive, and interesting exhibition ever
Introduced h the New York public
Admission only 70 cents. Children under ~, 10
The sun., 1861-09-11
PURLIC ENTERTAINMENT
pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
LAST WEEK or THE
LIVING IKIPPOPOTANUS.

nhd tNcrti"lct tht nt chahce ol seeing hiln h'l"'
btyui.d "A doubt,
TnE GRE TEST WONDER or THE WORLD,
a q. he is the mt and only real LIVING II ppupl-
tauus ever seen iu America every intel gcnt and
curious person must be desGrois oi seeing nim H.
l. strict an umphibioua animal,
LIVES N TIE WATER OR OFT or 1T,
walks uu hand or ON the bottom of tie river, ~ ms
on or beneath the surface and grows To br
HEAVIER THAN ANY ELtPllANT,
while his pow and strength are described hy 1oth
ea,rcd and pruGne history tn he gigantic.
A. the q ihclity ui otttIuinR them makes I Prob
able that THIS Is THE LAST that wal bu s'of.
leIo, no man, woman, or child
SHOlI.D FAIL sEElNG MN
and ~ this tire iA.t week of his exhibition, aud
amer leaving here ur rue} 90 remote parts,
NEVER AGAIN 70 BE SEEN II NES YORK.
,ro time Is t. hc Lost,
To add 10 the interest Of his exhibition,
NATIVE ARAB gEEPKR- sALAAMA,
who assisted IN his capture, has him iu Charge
A LIVING SIlARk, WHAT Is TN SEA LION,
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, MON3rER SNAKES,
AQUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY, &c.
Admlsaion " all, % cts, Children under ten, 10
The sun., 1861-09-11
MARRIAaRa,
DRATBH9.

PYE-HEAD-In Brooklyn, Sept. 9,h, By the
b Jane Head both Of this city, isf
The sun., 1861-09-11
INSTRUCTION.

BANJO taught % per quarter; 200 Beecker stlO,S
Music lessons 4 French for board-T., it5 sth 1t.
The sun., 1861-09-11
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

BOOKS Iaio 4 rscy Warren a Co, 20 Ann t.o4
COLl MBIAN Han pye, % cents BIB Ei1lth ave.
CIDER vinegar Knapp a Peck. ? & mth 1t. ia
CAKr for sale or czch. for milk wagon Ctarry.3
GOAT IN Kid, at so 5 nth ritl 81, wmshlrgh. ll,2
SKELETON wagon, nearly lew, 30 " s'tA n. 40
sI>GER No. I sewing machine, at - Futon IT 1914
sINGER 40 ma shinc, cheap, l53 First ave- io,2
SARATOGA Co cider Vinegar, 2 South st. lO,4
W & W machines ior sale or rent 22i Jay,B'lutL2
oct. rsca I'D planu, $25 81 3. lst st, wmsbrrl.
3lb. BOX OF good Tea 81, at 3sl Bowery. lO,5
The sun., 1861-09-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARDING DOWN TOWN-A FEW SIN
Lyle gentlemen requiring good board aud pleasant
airy rooms, can lie accommodated by applying at
3Os Pearl 81. Terms reasonable. seiO Bsl8s
The sun., 1861-09-11
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

IOTSEWOEk-A PROTESTANT GIRL
llwsutcI tndt general homework I.qIirc NJ
u. CIIAMHEBIklS. Cut'n ave, ,uk lu, 1,h
.,. $50 uuitl. .ruu Fulton ave.
IIOT SEWOEK-AN AMERICAN GIRL
a .sHts a q tiat'ou to a. genera, hrutey.,k, iu q
.ua'l private Ilu. 9. % goil wt.hrr and Isuucr;
Oh Cd i,.oroAec GAIA De given. :, King II, 300 tho
..,,llcIHt. IA
WET MUSE WANTED, by A RE
w tp,cabic Hdy, nj her own residence, a hauy
il vet uursC.-oie e who hns .st her own. Cen be
Ut ..'y recommended ns t. character and cnpthhty
Inquire NJ NJ. Marion II, for days. liS
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lIANNBhukERS SALl.-h LEVY, Auc-
i.Itt., 80 l' e.. eel t|.. d.u at fnt.
90 'N. 2 rId otl err drcsw, SHIRTS. skut,, .l,.
ot.'.. ., lwg1os, .''tba uHus 3D. ZOO ..
-. "A. an., J'"cIty. d. order of II BAR.
NETT. 9T
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~ i, CgupaLTLe pnpllal aud well known slrl1-
,r GENERAL ARriIrR L1'aomm need herr rl-
Lei. .trp4 to tie N iuIy T. l-lwImu - ~ Rk,r1
lsmi, F1rt Sfiuy'.r aud W 'tt' Point, ewug
Pc. Shat II O'Clock. gelO G'l22
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Shilling Advertise , eats.
EMPLoYNEST -Fo. s.l.
uANTBp

U1STBp
BRASS Tut hinge fuisrcr at % West st. ~
BOYS Wantcd t. sod r, At $50 Pearl It. 81
hoy h"p'n oysters wait, at S6l ttr ave. Io.l
BOY who uudeistaud but, herring. ~ NJ bcr. y q
BOY want d, tei"erec "lndu.try," b,N ur0 Sun.
BOYS "a the Standard Uhcs-Fut .n 4 Hsl,,li .
Toy wanted " ruu brands, at sat lId w., 4
BOY for asinte IA the country . East 2Sd Vt. %
10Y Of i6 ~ II, At 3'2 Pcsrl ~, h,, meut CT
ClkklER5 Nantcd-S;evcns, 2l5 Pearl 1t. 81
GAS hier--wLt hal St. $. l. ferry, atgA NJ bs
"ooD ~ eos sttcierS, At i5J PtaI st-H,rtlett
HARNESS sitcA"rs wa.t,d, a. 81 sixth ave
IhSh l7y Do who.c,nlo lIuot - te iqs r. I6th st
MAN wan to "o HI '.. T.. At Il wutrua.l 4.
$40 MAX RS on Misses welt heels. . pm, At
sIlICiths on ',t 60, .tSi' D.u.dW,y. "a
TX NIX mixers " ntcl u 's2 sth ave. IL,
TAlH'Rs tailoress's wanted, At II Hli. .,h.,b -,
IPhOLsr RtR ater 10 o'clo k.iitO,pn,.1
VAIN 5nER N oils ,r wal,cd az 40 A,,a 81
tols t' eat atd a iiDwrrs ~ l. -pnar,t ,t.
MfN To- finish on per nal IN e. ~ .d u. rc,r.
BhAkESMEN wanted A,ry Chatham ,r,,.
'LEkkS fr Er'cer, s,ac..-I Chatham sn.,e.
LAslER' ON copper a,il shoes, iJ Euustr r, Il
f'N WIS w t..r stay > '0a .r S.u.,.
70 "ARNE IS maker It ycul, 9i5 Pearl Il. "a
100 SHOE filters shoe c'csl,r, At 50 Dcy e. 81
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ROARDING-TWO SINGLE GENT

RUAhDINU-IWU bINULE UENTLE-
- men also two young ladies' can be aec0mmo.
a,ed with board and comfortable home, by ap-
ying at b3 Pike st. Terms " suit the times, The
use LAS gas and baths. sell 3'lTT
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BUTCHER shop d fixtures, 1t 2lI I've B. l0,1
BAKERY for sac, az 1r9 Ninth ave. 90
BAKERY, lb2d s. & 10th ave, Cirmansvi'lc. II !
BI TCIIER store d room; rent $S-2.J r 10Th. ll,2
III TGIIER shop At a sa1r.d io, at 5iI s 9TH ave.
CORNER grocery store, at 90 Broomc st. 1l2
GROCERY 4 fixtures at hal lrice,d dt2 water. li,a
TIE Union ades far sale, 2J2 Atlantic ~, Bklyn.
$50 Oyster & Bar; rent $40, paid -955 IIu Is i
sI76-stand SO River Row, W, Washington Markt
,3lo-The butter store, Henry H. Bkiyn. 10
,la-sesar storc q barber shop, Gi7}! stL ave. 90
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEw YORK, Tuesday, Sept. 10.
AHns-Are quiet, with sales Of 80 bblz II ~ 70
lor Pea and Pearls,
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RONNE1S FOR SALE FALL RONNRTS.
.a,rt style, silks. satin, velvet and str,~,.
vho.rf ," Hud retail, aud prico- H. suit a., Une,
aGl BpRdway, Gp stairs. soi G.ild
T AIDES SILK AND SATIN BONNETS
- nt war prices. FINN ~ to 49,
Whl,-al, Uf retail,
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W III 4,g. az o'e.,,.. - -, C,'n Il, ni tmr
.t ''' iu1HtIrr, SO, .l ~ 'grtf nHI4', splA s,.i.
81 l,H'#, .'k F"Hd tu"r 1.4Is, tlo4 MIR
.f- rfc g. '.uHt', ul rl Itls, h.l4, uo.lduG
lNfuH "u.lstud-, toilet, rrins s.u,t, Nr, d'-
t'f roam 'nd kitchen furniture, a., a fl icass,rt-
mont 10
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Y LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS Welnes-
n day sept. lltL, the packet ship OtfHh AMP
TON, lying at pier IT, East River; clipper ship
AMAZON will succeed the above. Fur passage VI
dIa,ta apply 70 TAPSc0TT q c., ~ South ~.
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