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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
Great Fall of Negroes.

We find an account of an unprecedented
fall of Negroes in the N. Y. 7ribane'S dis
patches:
Persons living in the vicinity of the reb-
cl batteries at Vienna state positively that
when the valiant South Carolina Regiment
formed in line of battle on one side of the
battery, they placed in front of them $50
negroes whom they had brought from the
Palmetto States, to receive the fire of the
0hioans. But this strategem did not avail,
for Cuffe invariably dropped fat on his
face whenever the muskets of the Govern
meut troops were pointed in his direction;
hence it was that six South Carolinians
we're killed, instead of six negroes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25

WHBAT AND CoRN~-So far as we have
been able to learn the wheat and corn crops
in this county look exceedingly we'll, and
promise large yield. In some localities
the wheat has been slightly injured by
frost, and the corn by cut-wOrms, bat not
enough to complain about. The grass is
growing rapidly and bids fair to be an OK
traOrdinary heavy orOp.-iSGlem, (O.)
Rspublicap, June l9h. ,1la,Ti
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-25
tFor the Chronicle J
Chang ed.

1T Fxx FORWARD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

The Washington correspondent of tho T,iJ,Hss
makes the following important and not impro-
bablo statement respecting the British steamer
Bermuda She is an iron-clad vessel Of about
900 tons burden. Her MASTER name Is Peck.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of Aug,
and arrived AZ Savannah on the 18Th OF Scptom
ber, being 20 davs on tho passage, touching at
Falmouth AMI Madeira for coal Her cargo con-
sisted Of * rhed cannon, B2s and i2s, and two
lis.pouud Lancaster guns, with all the ne
cessary carriages and cquipmont', powder,
shot and shell, all ready for Immediate
use. Also, $500 Enfield rifles, between 200, 600
ard 300 coo cartridges for tho same, 5000 pairs
of army shos =, 20OOO blankets, $50, 900 barrels
Of punp,wder, u large quantity OF morphine,
quinne, and other hospital stores, and very
many other articles Of more than money value
to the rebel army. lIsr cargo st AT Liverpool
~ 900, GOO cash. Her armament was two IL
FOUNDER riaod guns, one on each side. She il
now Citing out for active sery ice and is to he
employed in cruising for returning California
steamers. Commodore To.ten will command
her Ny informant states positively that tho
mate Of the Bermuda informed him that two
more ironclid steam frigates are oXp,c cd from
En9l'nd on the Southern coast 10y the 10th Of
October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
Important from Kentucky.

Our informant lcft Hopkinsville, Tuesday, ..
+. M. At that time, q, 900 rel,el troons corn
posed Of Tennesseeans, Mississppians and Ken.
tucktans were encamped nssr that town. under
Gen. Buckner. Generals Helm and Allcorn,
the latter frUn Mississippi, were also in the
camp.
In the skirrnish near Henderson last Tussiay
night between a body Of Home Guards and 500
rebel1 the latter failed 10 take tho cannon, as
reported, AMI Il in now in tho hands Of the Un,
ion men, who have secreted IL.
II was found impossible to procure meat, cof
teo or sugar for the troops, and even flour was
very scarce. They were not committing any
outrages on the property Of Union men, for fear
OF driving their Kentucky pllies fom their
support; .
Mai. Bpathitt's house at Hopkinsville, Tenn,
wa fansacked AMI rihod, by a detachment OF
Buckners men. The rcbcls are reported TO be
disheartoned and ready to abandon their leaders.
Unless they are speedily furnished by tho
southern Contodcra,y with provisions and
clothing, II is probable that thoy will disbsnd
and return TO their homes.
Our Informant states that from his convcrs,-
tiors with the officers, hs is convinced that a
movement toward the Ohip Is not conlcmpa,-
ed that the rebels arc fearful that they will be
defeated whom the Union mon ara rtiniorcei
and armed. So Fat as any attack upon this city
Is concerned, be does not think 1t has ever oc-
CURED to an officer in the rcbel camp.
TIC TROOPS wore halt naked, poorly supplied
with tents, and without sufficient VI. CONS 20 car.
~ tho sick. They were armed with .ho l,ins,
old fashioned rifles with few u y. muskets
frty &C which had lccn takon from tho Union
Home Guard. This forco had Just nrived at
llopkinsville and wor neuly starved N
death.
wo arc infrmed that thousands Of Union
men are ready NJ the pr per time, 10 tsks up
arms against the rehols The tro pa nov Ia this
city, with Col. Mcllenrys aud Col. Ja,ksoss
regiments, will form tho nucleus around which
the Union men will rally.
From tho above facts, wo may conclude that
the eLcmy's iJrccs Scro,s the river nre in a mi
tersbls condition fJr activc -crvie" that thsir
number bas bean Avl?eratod that thoy are
dSle .rtcnCd aud net encouraged Ivy tholr lato
success and that th' v have no intention AZ pro.
sent Of coming 10 Osic. - ErdniriRc (io.) Jour
nal, Gh.
GTho abtv reicis to southwestern Kentucky.
En-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

Nt an assi1e court latNly hold in Calv,dos,
r,snc", NJ. Lcpmvo.t, the postmaster Of Cour-
selics, and retired army captain, man Of
good reputation hitherto, was tried for stealing
money from letters and for forgery. His daa Ih-
ter, who was originally included in M, indict-
mont, committed suicide in prison by stick ~;
pins snd needles in her Ghost. The cass was
complicated by an accusation against Captain
Lopovost for seddcing this laughter when sho
wa only ~ years old and by a cIun'cr char .sc
Of tho prisoner that ono of tho principal wit
nesses against him was post.ofco inspector,
who was u loycr Of Millo. Leprovo't and who
brought theso f,lso charges against tho father
Tho Captain was acquitted Of all tho char ..os
hut that Of forgery, and was sentou,d TO im-
prisunmcnt for lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
TIGHT CAvALRf-

1.-two regiments Of light cavalry arc about bsIt
irgAuized by tie U, 3. Govern nisnt. ons Oi " iph
" be called the lat y. g. Ianoers, IN now Ia proOes
" formation by Col. SnrunAti, tho headquarters n
which is the War Department Washington, and Z
btNnch Office. NJ. Park PlRcs, corner BroHdVk.
n. ". room 70, in charge Of Acting AdjutAnt 2. D
hoIigha Several Inducements sr0 offered " g~n
Leuen wishing to ralHe companies Of a. meu e~oL
a. well a. W priVAiea ambitious u military kOlo-L
~ whom pronotloA Ia guaranteed. Al AppltnAfpoI
In ths Ho'thern Stats are W be adlrcued W Nh.
Acting AdJutant who will supply free passes y
oehoets and msn to tie Camp Of Rendezvous y
scarsdaa, wea,chnatsr County, Rsv York.
so atAcsils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
Murder OF Missionary and his wiTo by
AaVaaeA

Murder OF n missiOnnry and his Wifo by
SavaHcr.
by letters from Sy dnsy, We have intclli yenco
Of tho brutal murder Of the Rev. Nc aud Mrs
Gordon, of the Nlva Scotia Musion by tho ma
tiNes ut ErrOmanga-thc same island IN which IL
will ho remembered, John Williams WAS killed
in 1883. Tho particulars aru as fO,low:-lt ap-
pears that in consequence of the measles which
hid boon raging among the islands witl fearful
mortality, the natives Of EfrUmtnga dstermi med
to kill all the whito p,opc on tha' ,J aud, look
ing on thcm as tho Ctuso ct the di,oI,u. q y
don was aware that the natives intouici
taking life, hut thpus sht a lit 10 t'm1 woIli
change their Lurpo-es. ABOUT nom On { 2Oth
of NAV, ulno lbuukll natVc-, Of whom tho
,hicf Iowa, was tho leader, called u, tho mission
house and inquitol fIr GOrdJh. ney were ia.
formed that ho was working ata house which
he was bu'lding asa winters rcddcnee. TIL
then went towdr Ia the place. Eight Of tho mon
concealed themsol"s, while the ninth wont fur
thor down. To inyci lo Mr.. Gordon into the trap
thu, laid Tor his dc,truc Ion. IIo hal, unror-
tunately, sent all tho boys away TO gather gras,
for the roof Of tho new house, and was unlttend-
cd, when Narabu l.net ilkol up 70 him aud
nsled for some cLico for himself and others Of
the party, ho, he said, were waiting at the
mission house. Mr.. Gordon took up piocs
OF board and wrote with charcoal Give these
men a yard OF cotton each" This be gave TO
the savage and told Rim to give Il to Mira.
Gordon, who would give him what no wanted
Tho savage then iniuccd Gordon to go
with him ard no started up the hill,
followed by the native. On arriving at
che ambush, Nirahu Loot buried his tomq-
hawk la Mr.. Gordon's spine. lie Immediately
fell, uttoring u loud cry. Nuabu Loot then
gave another stroke on tho right sido Of the
neck, which almost severed tho heal from the
body, and others, rushing from their cone ,a!-
mon quickly cut the poor victim TO pieces.
While this tragedy va, being enacted, another
native ran towards the mission house, aud
MIS- Gordon whs had boon alarmed by the
iendish yoll- and hus shtcr of the savigas, ran
out, and, standit < near th" outhouso she asked
Ouben what all tho noise was about. Ho
laughed, and said Nothing; il is only boys
amusing then selves She said "Whcro are
the boys ?" and turG,i. Ouhen, who had his
tomahawk concealed bohinl his back then
struck her a blow below her shoulder blado.
Sho Tell on the grass, and hc then nearly cut her
head oI and otherwise mutillte her body.
Both bodies were recovered and buried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

Tho Livingston U.ion says, the danse, Do
the canals above Mt. Morris by the late storm
will not be less than f15O, 900 % 1900, 600.
The damage to the canal by the Cushequs
creek, from the Shakers to Tuscarors, scms four
mics Is thought, will exceed $4,000. The
wood and stoue work at Mudyille, for the NO
lection OF the canal, costing the state about
t26, 900, was entirely destroyed. Robnt No
Nair, Of Groveland, lost over twenty hsad a
saue and norses, drowned on CanaseraQa flats-
IL ia stated that Col. Abell loet 12e sheep, worth
wheat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
The Rebel. aud the Pos, once.

OF the money aud postage stimp' in the
hands Of tho rebels on the l,t Of Aprl last AMI
'ually belonging to the Federal Il G,vornmon,,
tho Coni,Ndorate Poslm1,'ers have retained and
refuse 10 pay over :llO,5ll Is. Some of these
swindlcIs probably have reported 10 Tho dcput
ment, but refu,od to refund, while :, 5GJ Of
them decline to make any rotdrns at all. To
this sweeping statement. thcro a-o Two hono-a.
bio exceptions. Tho PO,'mlst1rs at New o..
leans and Nashville Acknowledge the am iunt of
Federal funds in thoir hau'l4, and hold II sub.
iect to the dran Of tho Postmaster Gonoral at
MA,hinrtrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
A Case Of Conscience.

An extensive coal dealer in West Troy was
recently converted. He joined the church. Tue
effect % shown 10y the following Among the
'uul .eaItr customers is gentleman whom he
nii b,el in tue habit Of furnishing about four
rc'n ton, a year. The othc. day tho dealer nske
h,sc stsncr toI permissioh to put in some to mako
np l"l pa ylous sholt wciHht, which no confess
I'd ~ns as ar,IA thing 800 pounds to the ton.
Oi couisc tie permission was granted, and as
he r'sult of cOnscieuc", tho customer hal un-
/. .rAp,ot,iiy got about ur tons Of coal, % opon
~, wiut,r c,mptiln with, and il Is slppo nd
hu' other inmer customers will bo served in
Ia, IN . WA. v.--TrOy Eudget.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

Some Of the English rail manufacturers are
making steel rails Of tho Bessemer metal, for
which thoy charge about QUE hundred and
twelve dollars per ton, and it is claimed that
they are N tough that nH amount Of wear will
destroy them, aud nothing but oSydation will
limit their duration. The Homogeneous metal
formed by the Bsssemer proCess Is asceTsinod
to be at least fifty per cent. stronger than the
bcst qualities Of iron at present known in tho
market, whlo at the same time II i nearly as
maleable as copper. and easily worked by the
pluue-iTu turninl,, tool and file.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

A circular has been iSsuoi from the Troasury
Department in relation 10 tue settlement VI the
accounts of deceascd soldiers. The widow OF an
officer or private is entitled 10 receive tho money
due. II there il no wiloS, the pay goos TO the
children Or their guardian if the soldier dies
unmarried, tho father, mother, brothers and
sisters, or heirs general, receive tho amount duo,
as the case may be. Wri,ton applications must
bo made under oath, and bo addressed to Ezra
u. Fronch, Second Auditor of the Treasury Do
partment Washington,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. ., 1901.
The American ship Master. Associations


Ths is the title Of an Organization recently
formed, the objects Of which, are: to elevate tho
moral character and professional capacity Of
scamcn, ty the encouragement Of worthy and
well-qualiGod ofIiccrsa and to promote tho sc,uri-
ty Of life and property at sea.
Under the direction Of a Council of cxperienc-
ed ship masters and ship owner, certificates will
10 issued to worthy and competent persons for
such offices as they may be qualified to ill with
credit in the mercantile marine service
Thcec certificates, il is believed will serve a.
a recommendation to ship owners, aud viii,
doubtless be encouraged by underwriters in max
ing favorable irsuranccs on vessels AMI cargOcs
unior tho command Of officers holding thcm.
Suitable room, in tho Merchants Exchange
are provided, called " I he Shipmastcrs' Rooms, "
which are supplied with newspapers, book, and
records relating to marine aud commercial IN
tclligCncc.
Subscribers TO the Association, shipma,tcrs
and officers holding its certificates, Will have
free admission TO the rooms with tho privilege
OF introducing masters and mates Of roroigu
vessels in port, or strangers temporarily visiting
the cty.
For the information Of officers holding ccrtif.
Gates ct the Association u bulletin will la kept
with the address Of porsons desiring officers Of
vosels, and, If necessary, OF officers not ONT
ployed. or desiring situations
Tho officers Of the Association are:
Captain Charles II. MARSHALL,
Ezra Nyc,
T. T.. Morgan, ,,.,,u
Robert l.. Taylor, ''"n'"'
VIM. G. Thompson AMI
John u. Jones, (cr o0icio)
Daniel Drake Smith Treasurer.
Capt. Wm W. Story, Examiner in Soimau-
Lip.
Capt. J. II. ptcn, Secretary.
John u. Jones, President.
The rooms are at - aud 30 Merchants HI-
cllpre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

n DOWN lONh hEAbAANkt
Having p.sssd several sleeplesa nights disturbed by
lhs sgcries and cries Of . suffering child, and b.
eop,lns convinced ,hai Ne. wIfsLowB sooTH-
pSd SYRUP was jua shs srtics needed. procured
ssupply fos the child On reaching home, and 90
qusintins his wife wiih wis, he had dous, shs rs
fused to Asye administered 70 tbs child, - shs
waA strongly In hvor Of Homeopathy. TA,a niSsi
ahs child passed In suffering, aEd ,hs parents With
sui sleep. Rsturnlng home tbs day following, lhs
..,hsr found ,hs bsby Ssill wos@ and, Wills Oos-
empl.ling .no,hsr slasps~ niShi, ihs mother stop
ped from she room 70 sttard lo soma domestic du-
lies, and len the father with ,hs child During hsr
absence he adninists-ed portion Of the BooTH-
ING SYRUP to the baby, and said nothing. ThsA
night al hands asp, well, and ihs sle fellow awoks
In the morning bright and happy. Tbs mOthsr Wa
and although u hra offended al ths decepr N prao-
Hosd upon hsr has continued 70 use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies and rostea nights Lave
disappeared. A single trial Of the Syrup never -
sued W relieve Ihs baby Lnd overcorns tns preiu-
dloes Of the mother.
MoTHERsI MoTHERsi MOTHERS liam
OLD NURSE FOR CHILDRRlL-Don1 fall 70 BIO
cure Mrs. wIksIIow's SOOTHING svRUE FOR
CHILDREN TEEIHN0. II hAs no equal on sAIth.
No mothar who has tried hu. WDlSLoWH
SOOTHING 5YRUP FoR CHILDREN will syar
consent 70 ls her child pAs through ths distressing
and critical period OF Issthng wlhozi tas aid II thIl
invaluable preparation. II life and healh can b
estimated by dollars Ant Osn,G, u worth Ihs Weight
IN gold.
Millions ot bottles are sold every yoAr In the uai-
lod States. Ii is An Old and well ried remedy.
THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR, whsa
children .ee,hing are Gmos, esrtAin ,o bs Afnicasd
with Dysentery and DlArliAoA. Mrs.. WIR6LoWa
SOOTHING SYRUP Ia = never hiling remedy toE
,hsss diseases, and will give Immediate relisf arOza
all pain and distress incident to the process Of tsoah
ing Evsry mother should provids Cor her child
ron.
DRU00lBrS EvKRYWHHRH NOW KHAR Mn
WnsLows SOOTHING SYRUP tor ehildrsu
IsslhlAg. No medicine N the Uniisd slAlas saII
Iksh MS standard medicine. and ~ fms q,
world vida. RhysiciAns ordsr and use b whHsvs
| iss magical shec.s have bean witnessed.
BEWAu % oeUEFmBmTs AAD nnuxAxIoaa.
| none genuine Inlan ths 40 ainiis of UURTIn
| RnRKlB. Nsw York. = On he oui.ids wrappss.
Sold By DIusyisA throuEhoaa ths world.
hiAsps, saAss. No - osdAz .. NV xsh.
hlss ng . ssaS pG bosaA ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

We concur with a contemporary in hoping
that short work will be made with the election
eering agents who are said TO bo busy among
the Pennsylvania troops. The rule adopted by
that State Of collecting the votes Cf soldiers ab
se1t on military service is most psInicious one,
aud should be discouraged and asior those who
undertake to INTRODUCES political discussion in the
camp, they should he shown the outside OF the
lines before they have done any mischief, a.
they easily may do, among the soldiers.--Nd-
noLiaI InteAiqencsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

Some legal functionaries connected with tho
Government claim that under the Confscaton
act 0f the late session Of Congress no slave Of
a rebel master ia 5et free, but that the owner
ship is simply transferred from tho master to
the government as in tho case Of = conlscated
vessel. This new doctrine is now in vogue
among a class of prominent politicians aud
ttlite holders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
A..n..Inn,Inn InAnIIrh.

Tho italian dagger and the stileto' did
good work in the recent revolution Ia lAly.
Ihee insu uments of war are the terror Of ty.
rants and those who sustain them, and u is hop
ed hey wiH not be .forgotteH in this lay Of ter
ror and uuirpd'ioH. A dog will sneak % his
kennel at the sight OF cold steel. Couldn't a
few DOGS be kcnnclled in this S'at. ;'--CyH-
MiGHa, (ky) NCys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
ORD. REGIMENT, EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
- Colonel NELSON TAYLOR,

600 Broadway, 5th oct. 1851.
The recruiting on a, GD HroaiWay, is still open
under charge Of LisIt. PENNOCK, from which a
number OF recrI ts have been sont In small squads
" Join ths reg ment which IL now on tue PhtDma'
An order has been recently given t) increase the
NUM- er Of companies which, when full will make
4 ,l,e of the l,rgvs' IN the army; tho men ara all
'r,i Rrd have plonty of clnthng and blankets a.
g TAYLOR frum tl o. irst, was one h. look lftcr
tlC brA est Wa u of IDS men Recruits wlShing
l'e -,pt immeliNtey ol tp the seat Of war, viii
accommodated by gyi lg the Lieut. . cali ocI y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

A GENrLKMAN having occasion to call upon
an author, found him at home in his writing
chamber. He remarked the great heat OF the
apartment, and said Il twas as hot - an oven. |"
30 II ought 10 be, :" replied tho writer, TOR II
d hers WhsrS usQko mg bread
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

A LITTLE DAuoIITER Of Mr. Daniel Kelly,
OF SAgaron6 OK, VenAngo Co., Penn, whilS sit-
ting In q buggy with her parents, . few days
ago, was instantly killed by the horss kicking
ID, who happsasa to bs leaning against Il stths
tina,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
SAVINGS BANKS.

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
= N 18th IT And sth ave. open daily from 20 0
PM, wednesdays and Saturdays until Pm:
six per cent interest allowed on ums Of 500 and
under. Deposits made on or before OCt loan, draw
interest frUm tie Ia. THos. CHRISrY President,
RICHD Ia. BULL, 5ec'y. oc1 9'li9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

DR. HOYT, DENTIST, so7 BROADWAY,
- three doors above 2Oth strees, inserts beautiful
sstts Of teeth his improved atmospheric plates,
With or without extracting the roots. On gold n
low ~ S23 silver, S8 Rubber, so plAtinA, SO.
Artificial bons hlling cinserted without pAinl %
osnIs gold, 30 cents 70 81 Analgann, ~ cants. Al
work waITsntod. ooi 3AAcs1T0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

A BEAUTIFUL BET OF TEETH ON GOLD
"A go, silver Sl0, partial pieces from 81 70 d
per tooth, with or withoui eIEActiAg the roots
Teeah hnei with cements, gold or silver, from %
Sents 70 u each. Teeth extracted wilhoul pain q
DH N. y. corner Canal u and Bowery, by br. II
VtILER6, Ban'T. sota 2lAo-1IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

There 10 a theory whi'h rusy psrhsrs account
for tho low price Ct cotton in hngland q. com.
pared with New York. II they ware surs no
supply could bs got from America this winter,
cotton, tho london 1inirs admits, would run up
TO fabulous prices and not n pound Of II would
be allowed 10 lsave the country. u has b~sn
mggcS'ed thSt tho cotton supply question has
naturally formed tho subject of epmmunications
between Lord Lyons and Secretary Seward, and
that tho latter has givon tho former assurances
that boi,re noNt December, two, H not thrco,
OF tho southern cotton ports would bc open ~
the commerce of the world. This Assurance, Il
given would, of course, bo communicated to tho
british cahret, aud by them. in sann inform Al
wsy, 10 the manufacturers, 10 prevent an cNces-
.Nc ilso in the price Of An article Of 80 much
importance to the English pcoplo. For SIma
montls yi.t W. hsvc been IN 'coipt Of occl,ipn-
Il mpor,or' i'cms oi Washington novs by way
IT r. .laUd, srd it shoui not surprise us Il the
lo,uir,. british cotton ,oslcrs wcte better in
inrntd as To the designs OF our goverumen, on
Ir t'tthCw coast than uur own merchants and
manu- .Ctuter4 -- World
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

DOARDING-$2 25-CIIEAPEST BOARD
ID ing In New York-Nce rolns vita good board,
81 20 10 So = week, and upwards Ladies aud
iamuies suited less than at aay other hous-. Nice
rarlors with pianos. IS Lspenard ST. near Broad
way and Canal. Also, watchInan all night aud
lodgings cheap. oA 4LAc'l1S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09
WIN, the War Is DoIug for washington.

Whnt the War II DoiuR for Washington.
Never since the day the first house was built
in Washington has II been in moro prosperous
condition on Pennsylvania avenue new stores
are going up on every vacant lot overv build
ing IN rented at exorbitant rates hundreds Of
military stores have been opened, and IN ore arc
wanted they all continue 10 charge enormous
profits and keepa crowd around their counters
the whole time during the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

DR. INGERSOLL IS THE MAN - el0
~ sss ths bess teeth. be-. hiain4 plates, aud mosa
sdsnsiAe tocsh sxirantor lhAl we have sen In New
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A NURSERY, SCHOOL AND HOME-AN
fAinteligent widow lady, experienced IN sue care
ofchidren, residing ~ kjrth Stanford, Cbn1., 90
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
l. COR. THIRD AVE. AND 10Th ST.

SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al de-
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erOBRR WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC-
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3; also On Monday, "wednesday and Saturday evsn-
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