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ahe union Movement.

The Sandusky Register, Republican paper oi
the "irrepreasible' stamp--though not Of the ex
treme class--refers to the proposition made and
discussed by some newspapers onthe Reserve, io'
Union ticket, to be supported at the fall cleo
tiou by the united vote Of the whole people Of
Ohio. and labors, in.an article Of some length
and considerable ability, to defue its position
The Register could not, in what it has 70 say
ON this matter, shut out from its own eyes the
fact that but very recently II had urged that ID
JoHN surnnAN's district Republican party
nomination should be made, and opposed the
proposition for siDele and simple Union can
didate. Offering as its excuse for Its course,
that the district was largely Republican last
fall. and therefore it should be represented by
a member of that party now. The same reason
ing would bring the Register to the conclusion
that. as the State was Republican last fall, q
ticket of unadulterated Republicans should be
run and elected to all the State Offices without
opposition.
From the tenor Of its article, there Is no proba
bility that the Register will join the Western
Reserve Chronicle, the Cleveland Herald and
other Republican papers who favor the Union
movement aud the nomination OF DAVID TOD
The REGISTER Ia rather after the heart and man
ner of GIDpINe, 1t says:
union of PARTIES or union Of ren fran differing
partes must be one fact and not In name merely 10
hcoon,piis y of Inc nsonIe "a be brouoht
no p;, na no,en are in the constant practice Of
avoI "ns rancoT or marty dlslike Republicans
~ ~ s,,Is,v d,aerent material from what we
o.s ,hsr, N he n tnev will Law down their antagon-
i'm 10 the late Democratic organization and tscity admit
T While Sei" own are the subject Of constant assault
and attack II thereis to be any union whatever .ns
70 be permitted to sleep an uudsturbed sleep Itmui
be based upon sns ac n ,.netbs Of The
Union and the suppression Of the mon.rOus rebellion to
on. ~ to the political Sins Of the old party
SO far as to raise no questions aIa n,er ~ mo NO t
own convictions Of what true and right and proper
Is pouy by uyecys or assault from their
former political opponents While Democrats are Isis
pebcaus Ya must be left free to do the same
The organisation o. @ yoion paIy IN o eeSOn .sch .,
and with such clear and distinct understanding, would
fruit But the question such union be edectedl
Can such party Or i viii be party though not called
question to-day, or to attempt Il. We wish simply TO
suggest .ns " The ,go.
not hat,eringy auspciOus While the Register as
soueh, from the beginning to avoid calculated
to s up party ,Rnos there n aas s Oees no
pers Of the State The old, OdlOus offensive and false
81 S.s m s,,olsnt u,e Eyen the
Obesnce of some papers has been used to awaken par
"r.sS repI So,,, .,,;d nouOo,.,. and 1r,;o, mon.
- 60 ~. a., 80 S.a;.n;n, os ~, .o,,;ono, ais
-. ~ IL. 80, ,,so horo u,d A. o,o,, a.
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Onfavorable AdvIces from Great Bri-
tain. ~

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin.
cnnad Commercial, in his dispssch. of June 6,
says: nftAf
Lord Lyons was behaving go badly few
weeks ago, that he was told II he did not amend,
his Government would be requested to recall
him. He hauled In his horne somewhat, but Il
is believed bis advices to his Government are
unfriendly. ,s.s...'.t
The Cabinet has been In session every day
this week, devotiDg much time to foreign af.
fairs. Advices from England to the State De.
partment, BY the last arrival, are said to be
ominous Of trouble. sfty ssF ~ ~.
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pH is said that Mr.. RS. ToPD. who accom-.
panied JEySrnsoH DAVIS to Richmond, is the
brother of Mrs. LINCOLN He is now a clerk
10 ia house in New Orleans, which permits his
wages to run on'while he goes into the war to
fight against the Government. t,a
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Five prisoners were captured by our troops,
their names being as follows:
John w. Ryan, private of the Old Guard,
H. F. Lynn, Prince William Cavalry.
John A. Dunnington, Prince William Cav
airy.
F.W. Worders, Prince William Cavalry.
W.F. Washington, son of the late Col
Washington, of the United States army.
Having no means of keeping prisoners here
they are sent to headquarters for further dispo
sition.
As soon as Lieutenant Tompkins RECEIVERS, q
less hurried report than this will be submitted
by Col. Hunter, commanding the brigade.
JOHN MCDOWELL,
Brigadier General Commanding.
A file OF the soldiers who captured the prison'
ers brought them to Gen. Msnsfeld's quarters
who Immediately remanded four Of them to the
navy yard, to be placed with those heretofore
captured. Young Washington was still in Gus,
tody of General Mansfield.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned, practical watchmaksrs and dealers In
Watches, having bought and sold American Watches "a
number of years past and having dealt in all kinds
foreign Watches for amuch longer period Of tme to
state that they have never dealt in Watches which,
class, or in individual instances, have been salts
durability beauty Of ansh mahematically correct pre-.
portions accurate compensation and adjustment or Of
hns amekeeping yesults, than those manufactured by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

Tourreadersw will find, in !hismorning's States
man, an interesting letter from one of the 10th
Regiment Ohio Volunteers, at Grafton, Va, to
friend in this city. Although not written for
publication. the letter Is well worthy Of It, and
also Of perusal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALlgN MANHOOD.

JUST PUBLISHED, ON THE NATURE, TREA
MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF FSPERMAT0RRBEA
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervousness In
voluntary Emissions and Impotency, resulting from
Selfabuse, &c. By Robt. ]. OulverWel, NJ. d. Sent
under SEAL In plain envelope, to any address, ost
paid. on receipt Of two stamps by DR.. CHAs. 80 :.
KLINE, le7 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box, No
1856. mar2I :3mdkW
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DEPELLANT Or WATER-PROOF
III CLOAK CLOTHS. Also, other makes Of Spring
cak Cloths In Al desirable mixtures. Bindings Tas
Z sprii5 ri 10 t8saS 8 No. 20 South High gtrse "a
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Official Report of the Fight at Fair.
fax Court House.

The following is the official report of General
Mcdowell TO General Scott of the fight at Fair
fax Court House. Lieutenant TompkiDs, who
commanded the company, was severely wound
ed, so much SO that be was unable to make his
report:
Had QUARTERS, DEPARTMENT EASTERN VIRGINIA.,
ARLINGTON, June ], 1861.
Colonel E. d. Totcnsend, Assistant Adjutant-
General, Head Quarters of The Army, Wash
ington
SIR:-The following facts have just been re-
ported to me by the orderly sergeant of Com
pany b, of the Second Cavalry, commanded by
Lieutenant Tompkins, the commanding officer
being too unwell to report In person:
1t appears that company Of the Second Cav.
airy, commanded by Lieut.. Tompkins, aggre-
gate number seventy.fve, left their camp at
half past ten o'clock last night on q scouting
expedition. They reached Fairfax Court House
about three in the morning, where they found
several hundred men stationed, Captain EWell,
late of the United States Dragons, said to be
in command. A skirmish then took place, 10
which a number of the enemy were killed
how many the sergeant does not know. Many
bodies were seen on the ground, and several
we're taken iato the Court House, and seen there
by one of our cavalry, who was prisoner in the
Court House for short time, and afterwards
made his escape.
The following is the report by the sergeant Of
our loss:
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NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,

NEWARK OHIO,
Manufacturer of all kinds OF For.
table and Stationary steam En-
Rines, saw MILLS, Grist Mills,
&C., &c.
LANE& BODLEI Bedteni u. d. p. BLAND YBeateni
J OF II. DUVALL Beaten M COLUMBUS
MACHINE co. Beaten!lU BRADFORD
d 90. BedtenIIiU
Our Portable Engine and Saw Mill
Was awarded the nrst premium Of $50 at the Indiana
State Fair for 1850 over Lane Bodeys on account Of
Price, lightness, simplicity, economy of fuel
and superior character of lumber sawed.
Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the same Fair
the hrst premium Of $500.
Our Portable Engine awarded the FIRST premium Of
800 at the Fair at Memphis, Tenn, over Bandys Du'
valls Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford &c Cosp
by committee Of practical Railroad Engineers.
For price and terms address
WILLARD WARNER Treasurer
dec5'd&wlyeois. Newark, Ohio
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FIRST
OPENING OF THE SEASON
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT p. ROSES.

r AGAIN OFFER TO THE POBLIC
an entire new stock Of Goods in my line Just pufch
ased In New York the cheapest panic rates, ALI Of which
Ishal sell at the smallest profits, for Cash. Ny custom
and friends respectfully invited to cali and exam
Inc my Goods and Prices as determined to sell
cheap cheaper than any other house in the city and
as do my own Cutting and superntend my own busi-
ness feel assured from my long experience in bus
ness to give general satisfaction The finest Of work
are employed, and all work done strictly to time and
short notice, and warranted to & Strangers visiting
city would consult their interest by giving call
before purchasing elsewhere. z. ROSE,
Merchant Tailor,
march29dly Cor. High and Town SITS.
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Jefferson Davis Fast Day.
PROCLAMATION.

70 THE PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDERATE !" STATES.
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CEE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. ~, 1861.
+ n A N G. | A l., &o.
NEW YORK, TmrslAy, sept. i9.

There wac n more ~ va demand for sto. ts Mt the
beard today, and prices were higher. For the two
year Tr,ngtiy isnies there WAS "a good d"mlhd AT
,I.aosL, and upon all iedeIal securities the ful
puotattuus we're paid. Tennessee sxes aud Missouri
siNcs we're higher, M well NJ s,uthcrn state bouds
generally.
There ia good demand for money on call at hCsT
pcr cent, 0ni though numerous loans Mt tS5 per
cent are lcft undisturhod for all now business the
advance IL commanded. Ranks aIe also able 10 OBJ
tain fuller rates. Foreign exchange opens very
G'iu'y for Saturdays steamer and the tendency Is
tp higher prices London bills rule at 10 %CaloS.
on Paris, af 2S6hG3O for sixty days and aG21L@
algGi, for short sight.
The amount paid u at tie Office n tho United
states As-, t,ut Treasurer yesterday, ou account of
tie government loan, wts SLO2S, 600, from which
i,,rut tho hank lpsts'nrrt1 of ten per cent.
ffaano oo1l and Il leaves fa-- ,DO ~ the private
sil scriI tuns. A. Ir-tuu I IL estimated that the
private t,' scrIiuns up a. Tdcsd,y afternoon
unuuutt 4 I, nearly four millions. Al Philadelphia
o.. tho same day, fi41i2 were taken M the Treasury
Once and algi uoO ut the office 81 Jay Cook, making
YlGaTl4 in al. Iestorday the orders were coming
iu moro iai, Dig than ou the previous dag, many 81
q o'u npm the country,
Tl,rc has been steady increase IN the uum'sr %
dry gilds buyers during the past wook, and every
Il Irg denotes hc.,tly revival u' trade upon sure
,d firm iass. There are many Western and Phi
ndrlphil iulbpH here, and thoy have purchased
ul lis at the eLt auction sales Tor cash, " hiOh
has gwen quite tu impetus o. tWie
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hour IL Arm for the low and r,'df,ina g,,a.- -
without material change, with y nsTisr "a b.a.l,.-
d,ng for evpoTt ard the home trsd, ,',s $50. a..
40 Tor st,rs SITE " 4osiI5 g. .apora.s ~,
otigan, Indi'ps o %, Iowa, Sc, ~ Rb1as -
fur Stra DO, inrlnd O.. brsri Of routd ,op o 70
At " Oots6 10 81 'ra's brands Of do ~ 80 9ea
6 n.
sstheru F~ir n ~ sdy. with sale, N 40 bhl. u
tfsj n o. MIXED 20 rod tr, nds Of Bait more ~
fpt " -u,dyS ne o. n al n fr Ueurg.tovn e7ea
2 ~ P-,.isturg CITY s7Cs9 for Richmond City.
Canadian Flour IL quiet, with rales ~ go bbis -
- tO94 10 TOR ripernne, and - To0t6 20 for TIE
range ~ extra brands.
rye p or IS ~esdy snd selling slowly ~ % nc
~ for The rarVe o. a. . and supcrhne.
Com Meal is unchanged and rather quiet We
quse Jsrs-J At =? i5ea9 50 Brandywine % 0s9e
Wled IL Agsu hrm' r. with = continued good Co
maft tor eyIrrt-tt' sales are 10000 bus II ~ -
az ~ fcr whi's w'',s " o,-sst % for cctnns.
caso spring ~ it'st Is fyr winter red Western
ard 81 lG Tor red Sts,e.
RE IS quiet At sasGsc Jor STATE, Western s.A
North RIVER.
Bar'ey IL inactive,
Oats arc selling moderS,eiy a, 3oa5sc for jersey,
Delav are ard rnL sylvsuia aaGBtc for state ~
"a ~ 'ur Western, and 2TGs2pc for CanNdisn.
G. m II very firm, with god business doipg fa~
STrit and tie home trude-saes ~ 1000 n 80
o. for mixed Western.
wuiaEEr-Is dun. with sales N 100 bbls ~ isEe.
HN--rhe IL good demand for local cUnsump-
ton and fir Inquiry for The gpvernment-sales
are making ~ EtAfDr for common 70 fsiri and 49,
60 for eucd o. Prime.
Hors-Tle crups cume forward quite slowly ri
only IN small parcels The accounts from the Rrvw-
ing distr t. rcprc.cn, the crops ~ much shortsr
than last year, aud tie tial yied will not probably
I 9 more y IN ono lAlf. The market IL very qHie4.
with snl's II 20 Ales al ib0a7Nc for 1890 and $40
~ fur 1891.
Qua demaui for hnseed Ia light. .nd 80
market IL quiet At hac Crude sIsrm 10 sseAdy -
~ 2OSi %. Crude whale Ia In moderate rvyoe.a,
with sses Of CO.. ibis rrrvi us ~ last, and nst
lcfnrc rrpo I'D ut &c and 1880 Ibis do. prvaha
to-
IsnvtSfoN Pork was little hrnsr for Mos -
the cluee. with moderate luHinesr-ths sales arc
dOO bb- NJ SiJ 1'Isil for Mess, bur including he
last evening NJ Si3 70 and S. Tatsi0 for Prtw,s.
Reef In dull with small ~ 80 At SAB 70 for Cean-
Try Mess fla4 ~ for Country PUNE 80 bOfAf1
~ tcparkt-i We ter, aud ti3 30 for extra Me~s-
riimc Mess Reef IL duh and nominal. Reef Hsn,s
and l.cun vcry uuc,, and there II scarcely n.y
thing doing. q, { AcNts unc yneed, with ssles
~ l5b casks NJ tNaSc for Hams, and " ASHe fsr
~ ouldct-. Lard is quiet with sas Of go toa sal
hha at sCaohc.
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HEIRS OF SEAMEN or u. s. SHIP
IENANT and oi sstmen and y1lvni 0cgt ~ the
present war, can Obtain Pay ard prus'pns. Prize
aud bounty money collected by THOMAS l.. BRAY
NARD. II wal II. -"ll a'l3G
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MINIATURES ALMANAC
rfARGSK rTxI.IJGHsCR.
CIEARRn.

SHIPS L sUtton, Spiccr, pavra Boyd a Hinsip-
81 PM Wet, fngr, DtnaiE W T Prot.
BARKS-Laurn Wilmsen, for Hsvrr, II KooTe
SaiAh LBiyaft Lane Queenstown, Caldwell.
SCHO lNEIlS--VolAnt tBtl Nlckcrson Hsiifsx,
:, SmitLis a c.; Era, RHthflp Bristol =
Kenny May Louisa, Smith, Portsmouth,. George L
Ittch Hrittnn Cook, Iu te New castle, mAster; q
SUI a., Anderson, Philadelphia, J w Mckee;
81 X, Leeds y 'l.drlpaiS master Julia MaIna,
Preston, philadelphia, msstari ying Dragon, Tsy-
'ui, u aAlythIulL ma. ter. BnmA, Mc(lu nm, o.
'ri- e. " sIdu IA. NcwpsIt, Tur. or, Berlin mas
y j tcph, Watts, Dos,nn, do las uuVcs SprAgus.
y ilNr' lpnA rsrt't, Gou'a, H. hNna, Portland, dot
'"nh lNulsa Ns"tu", Augusts, W Brown Coe
an 1udN, Terry, Bangor, do.
sLOOpS-.i Edfar Patterson, Mid iietos, uAs,s<t
TIpIr. Ireland, hu.ytlr, nasior.
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MORIAkTY. ArcrIoNEER WILL

Il N'h'fNh' ~ ilVNtFh W ut
- sell u ~ Gly, 1t 10 O'Clock, At iiJ Chatham
square, the FUN turc ui large hurliug hmsc,
such as tables cha ~ lcls,ud,, bureaus, pla n AMI
marble top rNtcusIuu tables, icttlcr hcdt, CARPETS
u,ttH,s Is, l'ilr K, clocks, n ives, aud aVtfi'ty ui
otter gu.-is. S'le positive ~ thc highest vi idcr.
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1 =. TRANER. AuCTlnNKEK :. Oairn

- l5u Chatham street VII sel thus day NJ iUS
"c"ck, NJ DO Grand At, corner NJ GucrCk IT. 2 ine
beer pumps, counter, ice huN screen, stove, casks
Kegs, dcmQuhus, dcr,nteiH measures, lar fNtina,
Gas hNtuit+ liquors, scgar,, g..
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S'AIALL FARMS FOR SALE-ON EASY
CtpruE, ~ Thompson station, 20 miles uu tue l.. /.
rairo.l, one of acrcspro" 20; one acres, blCl,
one 5 acres, $500; one ~ acres, $40; one 50 ~,
900, ouo ~ ~ req, 600 all good lupm SOL, n 80
g,uu stone, easily cultivated and r1iuctiye. 4. A.
BCECF, CITY Hal Place, cor Of Chambegs Il.
GuzI 1iac'i25
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PRIskSibN Al.

ERANClS UNEION WAS RECENTLY
L slot by mistake in Weston Virginia, IIr
widow aud children are supposed u reside IN tue
city, They can obtain flther particulars AZ t. las
death, aud learn SOMETHING 10 their peruui1'y nl-
wants. =, If they wall communicate with "SDL.
DlEI," box SOS sun once. SET Goo
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Is derived By comparison OF the First
onapa AZ aaoh daV
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NV YoRK, Thursdsy, Sept II.
Aslus-Are unchaiig ed, with small sales at 81 20
for Pois and Pearls,
BEEIsTuVTs-1ha market for State aud Western
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STssA BOATS.

DAY BOAT TO ADMINISTRATOR
- ARMENIA leaves il.' Harrison 4. every hnu-
i,y, wednesday auj FRIDAY. FARE 10 Buffalo b., Do
goa lIy q, kcts - $50 broadway, car HtIk Place.
sol. 80. 10
IRAND EXCURSION TGTlIE MILITIA.
VI ry Camps The f. py'ar audTcil lliuwn steam
~ GENERAL AkTnl Il, hp7,.f uIu need her gu
nrtr,. ~ TO NJ huuy Epc'upmcutt ~ Rkrr's
I'ud, FONT schuyler and W. AIS r..at leaving
ped, s i. Nd If O'Clock. Elln G'l2A
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SITUATIONS wAviyo ~ MNs-
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

- New York, Sept ~, 1881.
Public notice IL hereby given, tl,t uu Monday
I've lGtn day of September i~Gl, ,'Hi pr'cr ' y
a avs paur'I ui .rur for the following CHur'L tc
lee held and for the City and County OFF New
Y0rk, ~ To Tth dag of Octnocr, 1861, VIZ; 4
Pune. ui lnO Petit Jurors for = Ipreme Court Cir.
cult tPart y and oyer and Tormucr A Panel
N loo Petit jurors for Supreme Court Circuit
pat 2.
2. Panels of lOI Pctit jurors each flr tie spp,r.
Tor CWrtH, Part a 2.
.. Panels Ut Ia Petit Jurors each for Court II
Z umman Plea, Parts I ~.
4 Panel ot 80 q and jurors COR Court u over
e fc miner.
A rauol %. 90 Grand Jurors for a Court pr Goa.
,fGl Sc lions.
\ Panel of 100 Pett Jurors f1g a Court Of Den.
eI.l Sessions,
JOHN CLANCY, Clerk.
sort. IN, 1851. seq 1885.
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ARTICLEs FOI, Sale.

HORSE CART AND WAGON FOR SALE
yory q, e,p-A INST rate c..t horse tm, ,ur,o /
non Cuslol; a.-o "a rud DaIt L.d grJcer's wagon.
AIrl, at 8 :, R.ylGstUu 1t. %
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n. Y. SUPREME COURT

n, Y. SUPREME COURT
William II, Smith, william O.
Smith, Hrrsclcll H. Adam
and james s.ucaLr Summon. For q
Plaintiffs. money lcmlud ola
P~1'ngt ! Contract.
Henry Sudrr Def, laut. (Cou not servedJ
Tpthe Defendant
Ypu are hereby summoned and required b. ans
wer tie c"u'li iu this a'tion, which Will bee eel
n tho lhce Of tle Clerk # the City and County OF
Now York, at the Cty Hal m sad CITY, and ~ b, We
a cupy of your answer I. the lid Complaint on the
subs ere, nj their ohcc No. ~ Brua.i,ay, In the
City II New York With. twenty DAYS after she SER
vice ut TN summons ola you, exclusive Of tha dty Of
sjcl service; and J.. yuu tu to answer the said COM
plant within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs iH this
action viii take Ud 1urU against Won ~ the sum Of
Two Thousand tlrcc hundred aui thirty dollars and
eghtv-eiaht cents, with interest from the Fifect h
dAy OF July, one thousand Eight hundred and
SiXty-uue, besides the costs OF THIS lion.
WILLARD & HOWE,
plaintiffs Attorney,
Dated, August 2, lsGi
TIE complaint above named was filed us ahuve on
the 2sth day Of August, 1861. auaO f'llt
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AR1IGrEs FOR SAVE.

AL rnds NJ .sIs foo. r,lo At Dist ~ a ioil ave.
HJ SI%I7S wagon. W.T. % ,H'i", HH Fnph ~"
BARtRS hose ,s c.It, 81 n,u. g lu2 S cut" ,t'.
RpOks 'aJr 3 r,cy wurrl & g., oG Ann SO
cor 'nIhS Nav Dvc - ccr's-Rl' Eirhth I've
CIDER Viartar Knapp & r',S, y x utn u. IA
CAEl loi sale ur cyyu. i.r milk wA'on,l II Cherry
LOT o' fancy rvs nts 20 Ga r., o., s. ~ IN. 1879
NErDlLs HINf.cr,u''s - N tlou Ln"l1 3
R,.ld's exquisite ua. q os--li MGfDu inuol2,3
sISr w No. ewing machine, ., - Fulton 1t io,4
SARATOGA Go CIDER Vino -,r, south st. 1915
WIRE irduw shades I"r q. Go, 300 ni'cr.cr 1t.
"GOhTs 6 4ltls, T'yrn, IN st,hr, otU g 10th ny
9dIIANE Tin smith NJ. Winery G9T Oh ave. t9,2
3d. HOX O. 'cod Te,, ~, at 3si Buw.ry. 1915
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

|CXTRAO RDINARY FASHION MAGA-
III ZINE-Mme DEMORESrS Quarterly Mirror
n Fshiona with splendid improvements, now
sady, and for sale everywhere. sell 6'll9
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NJ WRITING CLASSES AT
bl PAINEs o. Bowery, or 2s3 Fulton st, Brook
yn. receive 10 writing lessons for 81 or ~ for 81;
ook keeping lessons - per month 10 lessons an
United; writing and arithmetic $40 per qua TER, IS
sa.oas each. Instruction day or evening AI30 ~
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MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEuO. %
wi iurniture-I will Sc tlrs tFdd,y) afcru"ru
At u'cuk A tlc tuIf .tufr. CARPETS, ,iicnih, g.,
thellrge private huu'" e. 81 9Th ave aud W very
place, ruusi,trRui y ,cWuo p1ilur furniture, led
IT. ada lnrrnu-, ut'tfasscs bc,s, Lcld ug, tables,
ans ann, ltds, lounges, ,lad ~, ,urt,Us, i,,,,
and ,lirr wa'c, t,sc cutlery, DC, Ivy order Co..
mltttg.rc. D.. KOriI, au,l'r. iTI
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lnnR SUI nR ENCmANnE-LnR A


TTlINT TVW NNT,F-"N NTTIINITD NT.W
! i-stUry and basement house, 6p lcct deep
.ut lw r't, with store In the best u.ltn'. uu "a
nyr. 'lr business vu-hNuu 20 and god yard anal
TIC iu,d,ru mpr',vD tUerus on Cplu Nlur over tur
store Murtgrge, $40 ~, can remain price, +f,ijI.
u win lr Sold l,hn l"low cost 4 must he sp
TINS 1c's. Rent, about 500. Apply q, tho office,
81 I.isf gttN ~. sell G'iUg
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AAtnIINM AnNnIr. ALCrlNNEER-

w TTTTNW NUUUTT, At ITTUNETN-
w U'..,, Eut broadway, will sell th day,
ut ny '.,rk the uru'tur NJ the house - Ma
.,f %, ,. u ting Of sryyuod Tut In rcd aud plush
.nl. .,I o.. uussu'-, rockers, ~ end "a beds ca In,
y,st 4in, riunttrt .'s, Ilrt s,t aud ingram ca
rc,s, eli tulrNrrs spicudd riauo'or'o, ~ kitchen
furniture. crnckcry, a. sell 2is'l6S
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ID IN WILL BE GIVEN TO EVERY
~ NV man who will enlist thih dhy' IN the
Manhattan Rides NJ. 653 Brosdwa', 1l"7e Becker
street ~
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I,CTInN SAIE-SI-pERInR nn1tsF-

A UCTlON SALE-SU PERtOR HOUSE
hholi furniture, this day, Friday, 1t iOS n'tlock At
" West 16th n, near 9Th ave, pruppriy ~ family
hIriug the city, sting " rosewood. mahoga'y
and Hack walnut laror chamler and YAK dining
lcry, niirrrrs clocks chairs, sofards carpeng aud
bedding Of every dcscriptun, tables curtains,
shades, ornaments, g.. Also large assortment ha'e
mrrt aud kitchen furniture. Sale positive. A.
GRIFFIN, Auctoneer. IIS
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INSTRUCTION.

|, TRUCTION-NOCAL AND INSTRU-
mental music taught Ly young lady, NJ l49
y,st seventeenth street Eight lessons for ~
,.5 lessons ia French. sel33'l9J