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The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

~CAs', L. Perkins has in his posses
ssea. the H., wose GA the hattie fed. by
Gsa'l Iysa. which WAS ,ssea OF by rasra.
hss es his eanssay. aisss ,Ae tAssse
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Barbecue to tho Returned voluu-
teers

The citizens of Van Bunn will give the
resarned volunteers . Barbecue. at tho
Court House square in this city on FSrpAy
Nrxr.
Al, soldiers arc invited Non, but re-
turned volunteers an, sr.peate.' 10 !'ar:sis.
The presence o; ladies' will. o; course
he grsecinliy sabmit,si 10.
Sehicr> from ce, Of town, are cspeciall,
exrectcd aaa iari,ei 20 participate without
further invitation.
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BY Telegraph from Fayesr
Another Fish, RsFs-ree n srs-'r
FAYE-uTl-z AZ

4 nSh; occurz'43 ., LIN Cr@ss :.
II, between Missouri STATE '-ogf. s. .
erslists, n which k5ous S.o q IA -
,groops were killed az w0-n2s-. = !
taken prisoners Ssz.5s-r l1'ss- . I
eer OF troops easLse3 nos kn1sA :
excess OF Feier.l troops r@Yor-ea
The battle cccarrei or F-1ai! :
forces engaged II the ba:it, ~a'f l."
each si5e-S. 900 Il s..
All the Siaie ,,'ocfs i,zs-zT We
charged yesterday. sa3 s2ls H'a'zl'
Are now On Their waE - ihsr- so1ae
Col Hiodna. mace s?-s7a !,
troops YESTERDAY olir :sn q iiE
kansas regimen. rs-e wiling = x I
over 10 The Soz:hsr- Cazis.e-s7.
troops arc very kaxioa. 70 -. h''-s-
viii be Furnished with t-Ias:7c
~ zhe GOvszHsaL .
Col CArToll's regiment liFAr
ihis place awaiting .be-. G.s'ci.A-s,:-
Gen Ps&ree III. is = NA- -
THURSDAY osx1
IEE- ETT1c1ES- H12ch-AidL- -, :,
\ ao4-z-ai lr CasszEs-of :1rs :. :
.sowias extract ot lsssei q e
tAs. city. 6.,t,i Loo3sr- AIs--es :. = =
"Osboszss Do-ess-, N u g.
to the Naz1a lAu:sr5-G- s-asllf- :,
preparing eno-2oas --sl-to--s-l's-- !.
tee. Ba.sA coEne-o~ AE.zi-si
which Is both Legal a-.2 -asz-'-i1-
There az cay is- weeks oS
of eot.csa = The c711trs- q
~Evsa Z yoa s1oss4 xi.zg t's-
gard. be aAs Oaly - -s;--s 81
Taers : - p-.Ss-.s--l.T =
loaa he-s. So NJ 1 a.ss ms
whk. he San -; 81 home
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fF Ssasenezss have Ssea EaxSs n Bal
tsc>e<e ky re<asaei sasissrs szea as the sas-
}sssaxs = TAe SeasAer1srs a-s eess>< srn-
ei. h<xse< esSire<s, se<se< ssScsrcz, aaa
aasxsasea wssA hsxser seaxsmesss sAaa ve
ar<- sA<r are saesaaeesasse.
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

81 A WAGNER ey the name c< Fesses
was sae;, rrsass,. fatal. =, rey. Smith.
yustsrass ersa!sS,
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

xE Gsa, Mecv.1ecs was $, Fs.es:s.
sills, yesterday,
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

As~1x-xxxcsSS c EAEzKS0, u
A-kx.sss, xs,sa-y Sssseksecc
Sxx-r v Ears. x As&xssss. ASssssass
Saxrsern&Sss-, Tr,xsssox.i Arur, c. s. 4.
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r. How tras - ros7 sIr7nS
nAr endure soS & nsghi. rut 80 :
he -rc-r.,-
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04
N We unae-x,sz,s ts,.t Pre.;sss,. I.,

r. We understand that Prcsaie,s nsrssS
intends % PIT shs Txakae prisoners q.
wosk u kschaeaS- sz.ar;acsarsnr xh,-s
ssr osEr ssassaTs- They cozA eAsa saeir
"a sAis way. &aa se. fos fase Srss
tame N thar lives. perhaps. enplevea "A /.
gsod c&:ss-kgAniSxrs Fsrsssszn.
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kE ". sssk Il disfiaefiy arderstood That
re inter no Msr nanse on our subscriptions
last ss'ess accompanied ,rita tie moaey. ~
For Congress-First District

weac astAexissa to announce Hon. rELlN l.
eATSoN. Of johnson Coant,, . candidate for
the CnaSsaera.c Csasr>s. ftsa the l.t District ..
sAe e1sssea il Novssnher aext.
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Camp Letters.

Returned volunteers. will find at Ward
& scashusyd's. something less than a
eushcl Of letters. subject to their orders,
The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

TEK MANASSAS BsrrR-Irs EsrEcr N
ksszAxD--The news of the Ball RIM
battle Was received In England on Sunday.
;hs 4ih OF August, and cAases /. prosoun j
sensation The Northern Amerie.ns ~ers
much depressed, and the SoasAerners cor
rcspondlnSiy elase., causing almost q col.
lis,oa IN the Liverpoo, news room.
: Mr. Russeal's letter 10 the TEn<s WAS
confined 10 graphic details of the rcu, O;
the Northern army. which he calls q cow
srdiy sess, miserable. causless panic. and
Sssgracsfni 10 men IN uniforms. ana no;
soldiers
The Iasses says, eiiso-5aliy tbs. the VIC
tory Was CON pssse one. The Union a-nr
lost al. even taear military honor. Az
wishes Il coali find something IN i, 70 can
gEafxsAss ez,her iae vscsogs OF the vaacuish
ed, bat SEES nesalag bzs wa.s mast ss;mo-
late sAs evil passions o, bosh cozabat.n.s.
The Oosgs -Nfzs 5snoznces The I'm.
Criticisms, bat SAys iaas nothing happened
winch was net anticipated Is possible.
All the journals sh:ak sAat the er.,, has
closed the doe- 70 compromise, aas mas
snhzfs<r Ani prolozy The contest
A PA,ss se-rer sa-s seas the success al
the Sc1-Aera-ss has powerfully opsrxsea o.
iae oFsaisas Of the Parasaas IN fars- a:
the seoesAla.axts-
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>e-A->e&xH-A- aux %
A woman from Beaaresard's hsaa-ouar
ieEs, has esea arrested letters were fount
upon her which implie.se proniaea, par
t2cS.
All muilasers: iacinding ,hcss os IN
seooad marines, thirteenth and ,wsp,y s-x
New York regiments viii be sen; 10 Tor
/ tuEaA
Mrs Greealaw, the widow Of Ii. fo--,~
librarian and translator, has bean .y,>s,.3
Ms Sea.sor Gwia's trunk WAS ersni.
e., aad traces 0; the Washinrsoa so,,;:;c.
noas By soae clerk fozad. Dr.. Man
has aeea arrested.
Lhe lines caErespoaaea, s,vs ".
PaiiiiFss. the wife of L. Pa,ll;.S -
Saosn counsellor here. has h..ep -;
Mrs r had prepared 10 lIlan,n..e -
s'o1se eVsr TIE Bul RIA victory. bu, ".
cassaaSea by friends.
Orders have t.e=a seat 70 .r-.s, NJ.
SE'a, Al Wess Point.
ksgulAr Lsezr- KElren. rao s..,,., =,
bah k.a. aAs goae to JON the c.
asss in Msssorr. s'e'
fo8E&x.-Ths seseszl u,uss.~rs :, IA,
seEs 70 TIE department do nss iisrz;;.s ,b
'.ea 'Aas the gcrearear xuEr->i ssve-el,
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Lzruz NEa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
DRY GOODS.


THE NEW STORE LADIES WILL FIND
n RIBBONS and PARIS FLOWERS IN all the leading
novelties In the market open az the New store OF
CtSHMAN & BROokS,
469 Sixth avenue, corner OF Twenty eighth street.
81 cents Tor the best quality ai ladies .
KIP GLOVES, in al colors and sizes.
eve warrant every pair to prove sood)
Hosiery, Gloves and Under Garments ia All Kinds
For men, women aud children
CoRsETs and HOOP SKIRTS selling at reduced prices.
oar Bae corsets only ST.
Beached and Brown Mnslins, Flannels Napkins, &c;
-. sold IN jobs, very cheap
each.
1000 dozen gents fine Handkerchiefs 25 cents each.
LACE GOODS in every desira Die style.
EMBKOlpERlES, largest aud elegant assortment In
the city, az auction prices.
Black Lace Wells rs cents to IS.
YANKEE NOTIONS at wholesale prices.
LADIES STRAW BOhNETS IN GOOD STYLES,
! From IS cents Ia 81.
Head Nets, in handsome styles, cheap
All kinds Linen Goods, such Table Cloths, Napkins
Towels Linen Bosoms &C. selling prices to suit
the times.
job lots OF the above goods from auction every
week which desirable and much under regular prices
Ladies visiting store this week will find good bargains
boght on Friday last nj the large public sale Please call at
the new and popular store, 43 sixth avenue Of
Twenty ,hih street. CUsHMAN X BROOKS.
N BJust bought job of twenty three Cambria
Edgings and Insertions, II 10 rs cents yard Cheap
CUSHMAN 4 BROOKS.
NJ B-Jus received two hundred and eghty-nve
rich Ribbons, from auction, which shall give the ladies'
some good bargains Ia. CUSHMAN Il BROOKS.
N B.-Lades, please remember hne KID Gloves IS
cents par all Soors and We pair
TO be first rae. CUSHLAN 4 BROOKS.
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REsTAURaNws.

AN EXCURSION GREE, PROVIDING PEOPLE
II walk taeFe) from l parts of the city, viii take mae
every day for the hex six months to No corandt street
northwest corner OF broadway TO ny spehcer three cent
ale.
nYsTERs.-TfE BIGGEST sTEws, THE LARGEST
" Fries, the hugest Roasts and The mammoth Saddle
Rocks always be found at LIBBY Is, isJ fulton
Herald office. n BOysers opened without cracking
therehy avoiding fine pieces oil shell,
TUE INTERNAL MACHlNE-THAT WAS PICKED Up
J. ~ the schooner James Steele of Newport News aud
Sewals Point, be free ''fhc siore ~
place BleeckeT street, block west Of Broadway.
JAMES l.. AYLlFFE.
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EDWARD SCuENCK. AUCTIOHEER.
" FINE OF PAINTINGS
Henry 3. HERTs, JR., ACCTI0NEER.
4 a y a Il,

A large aud valuable stock OF choice Family Groceries
TEAS, CoFFLES, PICKLES, SAUCES, FoREIoE
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 0Cr. IL AND IL
AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
at the store 1889 uaway o TNeny.nnth street
Also, all the elegant Sto,e Fixtures CAEsieI Casks large
Fire Proof Sale Desks, Counters, Show Cases. Grocery
Wagon, Sielghs, Horses, Harness, &C. &c,
part choice Young md on w son, Imperial cunrowder
ooloue Souchone ard bn tsh Bre af4st Teas, Conecs
sugars, Specs Pickles Sauces French Preserves Trans
English Mustard Woreesiersh sauce, Ale Porter prunrs
Almonds, sage DRIED and Preserved Fruits Hemp and a.
nary Sect starch, family soap Wax and Sperm Candies
SardInes Auchoyes, DGteh Helrlngs, Bitter Chee,e
Havana Segars &c. Also, large stock OF ine
Old Wines and Liquors, some OF which have bnen
from ten to twenty years in bottle, comprising
AMI Brown Sherr old y zelac Legcr Ftcrcs Or Hen.
messy and other Brandies Holland Gin Jamaica Rum
Irish and Scotch WhsAey, Chaereuse AnniSee and other
French toidais, Htdsek, Mumm's Cquo Green seal La
attention Of grocer hotel keepers and private families il
called 10 this sale being the Res and most valuable stock OF
goods ~ the line offered At auction Catalogues viii
ready Tuesday and may be had store as above or
at tile Office OF the aucioneer No. ga Pine street
HESRY GREEN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
IL Monday OCT H. at f0ta O'Clock, the 1914 W iam
o'clock 80 pairs Boots Shoes, Brosans Caters, Ac; also
Clothing, Dry Goois, &c.
r r. TRAvER, AyCTIoNEER, OFFICE ITO CHATHAM
street viii SELL Monday, October III ut ~ clock,
at 4o4 West street. Charles two fine Counters with
ionntans three Beer Pumps stand Casks Kegs Bar Fix
lures Screens tine Stove Airor Clock large GLASS Case
Scales fine assortment of Groceries, pipe OF pure Gin
Brandes Wines Whskeys Rum, Segars, &C. &C. ~ order
Of HENRY HAKTYEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
DENTISTRY.

A FACF-FEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ny
~ new harinie process (practccd by eSc)
without clloIpfom, ether etcliicity or freezing Dr.
LUTHER Sr. Dentist, Inventor established wears III
Broadway remove tn lot Es Twenty street War.
raned artificial Teen, on goi paina silver rubber rs
cents to 81 Bone nlug without pam, % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A BTIFlCIAL TEETH-TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
"A out the least pain and perfectly harmless charge
Tor extracting where teeth TO be inserted Bcaattul
pure Silver only So une Gold Patina S25
single Teeth Si superior Bone Filling only 80 cents All
work warranted Once i3s Sixth avenue between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. No removal connection with
any other Office DIR. LUTHER Dentist
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EXCURSIONS.

(1HEAP EXCURSION TO GAMrS on STATEN ISLAND
" Fare six cents by staten Island ferry foot Of Whitehall
street between the Battery and South ferry. Boats
every hour from A. NJ to T. NJ. On line Sundays every
half hour 10 +. NJ.
(,ANTERBURY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
" Banks.Nil start from The foot OF Spring street at
O'Clock and leave pier No North o'clock thts
Sunday morning, Oct Is Canterbury Band attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

II r. LUDLOW. AUCT10NEER.-AUCTToN SALE OF
~. Unclaimed Goeds--E. II. LUDLOW Co VIII sell at
auction Thursday October IL St II o'clock al No %
Greenwich sec by order Of }. W. Graves the following
goods having ned in unclaimed pcr cd
Of II montss npwars VIII Box. contents unknown
marked K, b. Catherwood 10 Empty Barrels ma ked NJ
Austn. Is Barrels of Coal Oil, marked II. W. Adams i
Cask, contents unknown, marked q. A. scharpt
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o'Dowps REPORTING ROOMS, no. 65s BRoALo
~ way Shorthand Writing and Bookkeeping are taugh9
day and evening Persons washing acquire knowedsV
OF shorthand wiring will have all The necessary facilities fo
becoming verbatim reporters. ,
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WINES AND L.IQUo.s.

fHo llQQQR DEALERS AND FAuuJFs-r uAvr
a estSlshea sha, dleiy flr thc pruGstion Of nnfe
~, ,ait NlsneS Nneh am selling nt from y 10
snl stl as pure aud wholesome The Inrr,H m s
80 90 cents. Kectihed and French spirits "a tS IN "a
lower prices than the market rate. THOMAS ptHS.ul
corner OF North Tenth and First streets NHGnsbnTs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A NJ. d. CHAPMAN & Co., AUCTIONEERS.--MAG-
N. nhcent Household Furniture at the elegant private
residence OF Dr. Philip Ransom, No. IS West Sixteenth
street. between Fifth and Sixth sale
tomorrow Monday morning At 10,a O'Clock Steven octave
rosewood Pianoi0fte Velvet Carpets Bronze and Ormou
Chandeliers Drawing Room Suits E,egcres Bookcase Gen.
tire Tables, Vases Stuary Bronzes, Extension Table, Buf
Silver Ware rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture
Fun particulars In to,morrows Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ALBANY is 1NConMEM
N that a Commercial Course, including Double ERt1J
bookkeeping applied to every branch OF business PED
Economy and Commercial Law. costs only $50 per qnarte
Nuscnts Commercial College and Premium Writing
Brooklyn The DISTINGUISHED pracipal Is SuGENf Coz
features and Commerce, London and Of the American Geo
graphical and Statistical Socisy, New YORK; &c, de- Tho
lrst class business have been raised
wealth anu influence by the education they received at NV
College,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

rIlHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS AND MELODEONe,
/ and Alexandra Organs the finest instruments fQ1
parors and churches now IN large assortment can
at the <Si Broadway. between GraAl
and Broome Streets which VIII be sold Il extremely 10
prices. Planes aud Melodeons from snnury makers, ~
hand, let and allowed II purchased as
agreement Monthly payments received for the same She
prices pianist, in Attendance, will try new musf6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
FRENCH ADyEHTIsEMENTs.

TN VALET EFT CtGSfNIER TROUVERA uN EMPI.Ot
" fre arec des oaecrs larmee du Potomac Satrcs.
ser an Capiune De Ia- fAstcr House yegs lcs tluis
hsurcs. Vnst piastres par mois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

An ENGLISH LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION
n would NJ happy to accompany = family TO California;
and instruction In English French aud music bot1
instrumental Re galses Of hiS
reslectaOiiy. Address A. b. Post Office, Brooklyn u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

A Ionic FLACK, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL OF HUDSON
November i for term OF twcn,y-one weeks Terms-Esas
and tuition IN Engish Including Military D. III uu
der experienced officer $3.50 Superior aovanage
yong ladies in Piano Music, French and English. Wrb
Tor catalogue. a
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4 FRENCHMAS OF GOOD EDUCATION AND ING
N wishes give lessons In French In pyt4
houses Good reference will be given and terms modes
rate. Address Mr.. T. Tuscr, 81 Fourth avenue. III
A cCOuNTs, ETC.-MR. DOLBEARS ACADEMY, 6O4
n Broadway Is The largest eommeIclU nstiuion in Ne -
York. Mr.. D. person. gives private Lessons In pennasA
ship, and stiffness and trembling from
hand In lessons. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
- day Sundays excepted for Northpor making
ernc ltte landings Returning, leaves Northpor nj 80
\. " Fare from Glen Cove - cents; Sands Point and
tt. N. 10 cents; freight from Glen Cove Point
ene N Neck carried 10 suit the tines Horses 50 cents,
a3.1 81 ~ freight in proportion
- NY SUNDAY BOAT FOR THE MILITARY
/ The steamboat General Arthur leaves Peck
81. peN; Tenth street. AZ; handing at Rker's
1sa sehUyler Vets Point, DayId's Island, giving
pasac.,.s Iple Time 10 visit their friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

EALL Observation-Disclosures MISSES AMI
boys UnderWcar, Gloves Ho.,ary Sr: a large and
complete stock--ncw styles. '' 80 e w
G. TAYLOR, 7l3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

COOPER UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
~ Is and ~ Cooper Institute.
Instruction IN Bookkeeping Penmanship Mercantile Law
Mercantile Arithmetic sc. a
BRYANT STRATToN PACKARD 4 PENN Pr,ncipalk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13


A DoDW oRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES, &
II. No. 20i Ffth avenue, twenty sixth ST. New York;
No. i37 Montague street, BROOKLYN.
CLASSES-rnesdays and Fridays III Brooklyn.
CLASSEs-Weanesdaysa and Saturdays in New York
Circulars Tor terms &c, may be had nj either academy
A Ill THE NEW DANcES-AT HfLLGfoyES ACADET
"A my, No 2u6 Eighth avenHe near TWeny-hrst sireey
Glasses are forming, Monday and Thursday ate{H
Moons ladies' misses and Also Evening Classy
FOR ladies ami gentlemen. Apply as anove u
DRooKES DANCING ACADEMY, 36l BRooME Sp
ID A NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All the fashionable dances In one course q lessons
Ladies meet Tuesdays and Fridays, rom TO ~. NJ.
Geuemen meet Tuesdays and Fridays, ~ to 05s Z. N.
Children meet Wednesdays and Saturdays, 5 to- Z. N.
Aaa't soffREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
DAIJET MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMIA
Is 26T Bowery Lessons Si-ler month, Mondays, Thu
and ladies' Tuesdays and Fridays So Private lessons hf
cents. VI
TNERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FoUR&
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS and Mondays and Thu
DAYS misses and masters E.eng Class fop geneneu
Mondays aud Thursdays nj N 7. NJ. 4
r A. MACPHERsoN'S SOCIAL HOP-AT HIS ACE
81 denny Miiisssy Hall, i93 Bowery evsnin
Monday, Oct IA. Days Of tuition, Tuesdays and Frday1
and evening. For particulars please send Tor
circular.
r THOMPsON's DANCING ACADEMY Is NOW OPEN
81 at the Bowery Assembly Room, 2o7 Bowery, for th
formation OF classes Evenings OF tuition, Wednesday and
Saturday. ~
r EssoNs FOR STAGE DANcEs-EfERY MORNING.,
IL from II TO O'Clock For snge Fancy Dances an4
DUMAR, 267 DowerW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
rENsrvE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
wood Paror Suits &c, 4cWhereas, Z. A. Lassle,
Maau2a Cuba has instructed me 10 dispose Of at public
the residence 20S West Fourteenth shall proceed
sell he same at public venduc, on Monday October H.
best manufacture and but short time in use consisting of
Paros contain superior Velvet Carpets three magnificent
solid rosewood Salts, covered In crimson and gold
" 81 the most expensive desc ption Gothic and Turkish
Easy Caars In oluct aud satin broadc ladies' solid
WOOD Reception and Arm Chairs, covered ID crimson
three solid rosewood Centre Tables with rich
srary marble tops extensively rosewood Pier Sofa
aud Side Tables with marble three costly
Egcres with marble tops, plain glass doors Ac imported
bronze and ornon Clocks; elegant China Vases, with the
most caste and expensive landscapes painted order fl
heavy gold francs Mante Mirrors 70 match heavy embroa.
cred Lace Window Curtains and Cornces large extern
such as Landscapes, winter scenes. Marine Views,
scriptural Pieces, sc superior rosewood Pianosore
city made full octave solid pearl keys elegant Sc
ntd plate aud richly st with pearl being valuable and
costly instrument, rosewood fiauo Stool, covered "a SATIN
with an elegant costly embroidered Cover Dining Room
Rich ysivst carpet. in good order solid oak Excn-
Fancy fables Mirrors sold noouc seven
riaccs together wit all the crystal Glassware Wines,
rich chna Tea Sets costly Seryare Tea Dinner Ser
vice. saver CaEe Baskcts, Casters, Voee Tea Urns
spoons Forks LIQUOR stand, superior Table Cnriy &c.
Cham5ers-CuSy rosewood and mahogany Bedseads, Sta
taatg marble top Bureaus, Was.stands Commodes TO
mHeb oyer tweAF hair Mattresses 81 t 60 LIS,
Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Oiclotns Star Car.
pets and k9ds nahosany Cushioned Chairs ockor SOFAS,
together with rsc and desirable of Basement
Furniture &c. sc, with which he sale VIII comm
sa te above furniture VIII positively take place without
pack ship the articles the city,
rea, , earGe DEPOSITS safaeiorg to The rugqser
N.B-The above hoasels 10 let, with Immediate pos
session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

MILITARY INsTRCCTION--A CORPS ORGANIZER
vi for this purpose for drill AMI Instruction MOI
day, "Wednesday and Friday trcn.ngs Applications fo1
membership may b. made ~ the No Mercer House,
"a Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13
MUSICAL.

n engagement in good choir as soprano highest refe
given. alto part also Would ivy
three pupils ivocal and Instrumental music Al
bos $50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-13

EssONs FOR STAGE DANGEs-EvERY MORNINC
~ from IL 10 O'Clock. For singie Fancy Dances an&
exercises for Stage nces 50 per month Ballet Msste
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-11
Answer to Enigma Of last Week.
Enigma III-King's Mountain.

eff I Could only See my Mother"
"If could only see my mother v'
Again and again was the yearning cry
repeated
elf I could only see my mother"
The vessel rocked, and the waters, chased
by fresh wind, played musically against
the side of the ship. The sailor, a second
mate, quite youthful, lay in his narrow bed
his eyes glazing, his limbs stifening, bis
breath failing. 1t was not pleasant to die
thus in this shaking, plunging ship; but
he seemed not to mind his bodily comfort
his eyes looked far away-and ever and
anon broke forth that grieving cry
eff l could only see my mother y
An old sailor sat by, the Bible in his
hand, from which he had been reading
He bent above the young man, and asked
him why he was so anxious to see the moth
er he had wilfully left.
"Oh! that's the reason," he cried in an
guish. "Ive nearly broken her heart, and
I can't die in peace. She was good moth
er to me-oh so good q mother; she bore
everything from her wild boy, and once
she said: 'My son, when you come to die,
you will remember all this"
"Oh, if I could only see my mother -
He never saw his mother. He died with
the yearning cry upon his lips, as many a
one has died who sighted the mother who
loved him. The waves roll over him, and
his bones whiten at the bottom of the sea
and that dree1 cry has gone before God
there to be registered forever.
Sailors Magazine.