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RKauMKsrA1 BAsD FOB TIE 18TH REGf-
HESg--Lieut- Bridges Is authorized to secure
resimental band for the 10th Regiment lii
nois Volunteers, (Col. Turchin.) Bands or
musicians wishing to correspond with him,
can call at Root 4 C2dy's, or Julius Bauers,
Larnon Block, Clark street.
SAD AccnEsr.-Wc are pained to 1earnthst
little son Of Richard l. Elliott, residing On
Michigan avenue, four years Of age, Tas k1ck-
ed by horse yesterday afternoon, the animal
striking him in the forehead, crushing IN the
frontal bones. Drs. Hitchcock and Clark were
called, and attended to the little sufferer, who
at the latest accounts Was in critical coRdi-
ton, and 1t was thought could not survive.
f~It is the opinion Of wise men that 8
bad temper may oftener be the result Of Z dis
ordered stomach than Of q vicious disposition;
that pe1eonal aud domestic unhappine8s may
arise more from = arrangement OF the organic
| functions than from depraTed morals and
when it Is remembered how much control
| each one has over the processes Of digestion,
| physiology Of the stomach is OF the utmost
t importance to health ct body and happiness
| Of mind; many circumstances must concur to
render digestion easy and perfect. The mind
I should be free from harroaefn8 earea and anx-
iety; the food should be thoroughly nasticA
ted to prepare it for the gastric Juice; the
quantity aud quality Of food taken must be
anited to the wants of the system and the
capabilities Of the stomach and when neces
saIy, = gentle tonic should be used to restors
and strengthen the action Of the digestive or
tive o1gs1s- Bitter Wine Of Iron q an excel
lent tonic for this purpose. It il = chsmies
combination Of sherK5 Wise, Peruvian Bark
and 1ron, prepared by sx1Ta g. DWxHH, ,
Lake street.
, 1861-09-27
900 Recruits Wanted for the 10th
Regiment Illinois Volunteers.


Or Thurfday morn;ne September 9et1 ut the ree1-
dsnce Of the' brides father, by Rev Prof HaTen,
a, ". WOOD, of MarySrElt, Ohio, and Mrs. AH3IE
F. DUNBAR Of Chicago.
In New York City. OF Wednesday evening, Sept.
s'th, by Rev r. S. Foster. r. D, LGpLAM, n. p.
former place.
, 1861-09-27
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

. -. ,.,d,o.,,a .t+ordad eerr;oaa =, the
.oo-,.;ne wh,ch wer. oncn.a hr the eonpre.
- .s; So ~ eo.1, ps.1,, 1ona IT,
sn sn...1 5 ~ -..s - 80 49,
altei "uleu' 1Ao 'qsol ~ .ee1 e1s. T,.,Sr 80. ~
aM cnnplef VI 80 D9u.e4oos' ,at1 ~ ae.,s ls,' -,
Da1Ael oIn' aao o'' 1hae a 1o1h ~" 1osa' ,o W.
io"ea Wy Playel ~ LUG lastol. nes' L.
Ferris, Of the Reformed Dutch Church, sd
dressed the meeting, in the course Of which,
Ia a1,n5ea n +he 1raot;c. If fan,t-fudinr
~ .A - r. 49, ]-asa,sf 7;anoa5,
against our rulers IT hss Hasplsn ospoai.
ton, and the same spirit WOULD nave oePosea
Washington from his high command. We
.hon1a al 7ahnr IN snnnort the Government
e41e11. sN..s ~ s, seIs,s.... .-a t,,<,, -
ana WILL tno1ouso oePeooens0 Aa1 A7.t'1 IL
God, and prayer, we should In the end sue
ceed. as did the Isxae1ites Of old.
w., p..o,, ~a,,a.,-.5 .t,.+
oo. - ~ DoAeo' 'ee4 aea 11@' ~. DAoe'
Under the highest responsibilities as cltizeus
We had, AZ nation, eighty wears Of prosperity
...,,-.,a.,oa =, ,,,4os5 ~. 81, ::
ousu p'aseea u nlesoty' aooaS Nc aee ]"
civil var, and 10000 men in arms against
their cnuntrv Whence th;a informant 8 IT. IL
n..-. 80 ~. 80. 1.1c-1
nou ooo. ne nave oesn pfono, oeastlu' y
aud forgetfu OF Him and one part OF the
country has become alienated from the other,
co3 a,nna c.r, r,reeava th,a na+;on mt men
ooo AAone ~ p4 ~ ~ -.9 -@sI,1s ..-'s -
or money. he Was cneefeo oy pas<aes etn1ss5'
ing their predictions, aHd giving them up
on the altar Of their common country. We
,at t,,nh1a ourselves befora God as indi
meDs n1.nes ~. ~, r,7sineaa a-,d mar
, 1861-09-27

ST. PAuL=S CNlFERSAIlSI CutRGd.
The sermon at ST. Paul's Church First Uni
versa1ist) WIS by the pastor, Rev. ". 81. Ry-
der; large audience was present. The sub
iect Of the discourse Was the visit Of the |
Queen OF sheba to Solomon, or the "Queen
Of the South" in Judgment upon National
greatness.
The text Was from Kings. 1o;1 9; and Luke |
1:51.
| The visit Of the Queen Of sheba to Solomon
is one OF the mcst interesting and instruc:ing
events in the history Of that monarch. It
ehows us both the celebrity of the heathen
and greatness Ct the son and successor Of Da-
Tid, and what heathen Queen thought to be
| most desirable in q milton.
During the reign Of Solomon, Jerusalem
became the Athens ofits day, and By the mag
nifcence Of its temple, the splendor Of its
court, and the fame Of the Wisest ofthe Kings,
attracted to it the most flustrious Of the
princes, and vast multitude Of other for
eigners from every nation and people-some
by curiosity, as now men visit famous city
some for the purpose Of study In religion,
or government, or art some for employment,
as in the building Of the temple; and some
from sy1npathy with the customs and usages
| e4,v..5.,, -
OF the hangoo"' .....
The revenue OF the crown WIS immense
Commerce and trade, which the vigorous In
tel1ect and comprehensive policy Of Solomon
had done so much to deyelope, we're the mo.
| nopoly Of the court, and went to support the
: .1rnoat unhonrded extrayaranca of the regal
. +a.s11s -N&~
. housenolo. ....--.
: It Was In the midst Of this outward pros.
| perity, when the jewish throne vas surround
"a ho a,1 4ha ,,oron and xr1;,h r,,o.,tb
ca oy ~ INC PomP ana spienoof ~nicn wealth
and art could command, that the visit Of the
9 Queen Of sheba occurred. She War dazz1ed
Q hr tte d,sn1,v md ws,+ s.uor sf7ro;n~ t, 49,
-. esps' Nuo "ent amos a14 1o.ns anss. :.
g ,ne nah o. me greatness Of solomon naa not
, 1861-09-27

msrcbed 10 battle on Sunday and raadea spectacle
Of hlood ind carnage upon the Sabbath at MAnaE-
f4s, aud the surrender Of the best and bfayeet col
nnn Of eur soldiers IVES preceded By an ordM to
march On the Sabbath.
The speaker then alluded to slavery Il the second
gleeE esse H. % af s5aee ~ Aft r. na.
influence at t6e North, he alluded to the elecfoa
Of the ptesant Chief Magistrate the enforcement
60, and the subsequent exodus Of colored men to
4 foreign nation, where they might secure their
tights &nd safety. Two days after this came the
gan. The speaker closed with an eloquent appeal
In behaH Of true obedience and reverence TO-
wards God as the only salvation for the country.
, 1861-09-27

W Sargent's Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters are
most vsluable medicine for debility, etc. Prcpac-
ed by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph aud State sts.
, 1861-09-27

NoKrA1L1 WouaDxD,- Sergeant Ehapmaus
Who wsa MORALLY wounded at Ladn2tan Wss
formerly a private clerk OF q. E. Sargent,
Esq, of the Michigan Central Railroad, and ID
a brother Of A. Chapman, general agent OF the
PEOPLES Line Of steamers at New York. He
wss an estimshle young man, well educated
and Of excellent habtss.
~ Prof stearns Is 1ecturing to crowded
houses, and delighted audiences 1t Kingsbury
Hall, Go early tonight to get . good seat,
E Boarding wanted for Aush Medical
College students See advertisement.
, 1861-09-27

TAsrED.-so good men wanted, to join the Il
1inois Mechanics Fu=il,ie.s, Col F. ": Wilson
cummandipe, Apply at No. ISL Randolph etreet.
up stai1E. ". GUTHRIE, Captain.
Squads from the country furnished with passes
, 1861-09-27

The Fast Day session in the Police Cont
yesterday wss productive Of the following
caBss; ..
James Hamilton and Thomas Mcclure, two
newBboys, were brought before Commissioner
Williams for etealng valuable gold Watcn
from the residence Of DR.. Parker on Rush
street. They were sent to the Reform School.
TWO other boys, named John McGinn1s and
Joseph Clemihh, were sent up for stealing Old
eDpner kettles.
, 1861-09-27

A good congr, -a*:3n gathered in this church
at half past 10 q I~cs, P. NJ, and discourse
was delivered by the pastor, Rev. ]. b. Tuttle-
The speaker selected no text, but said: "The
topic Of the hour is suggested by the occasion
which has called US together. There can be
but one thought and one purpose in our as
eembling. In respect to fasting, that is
word which has come down to us from anoth-
er age, and is intended more o. a form than
reality, in most cases, but prayer is the p1iyi-
lego Of all time. The restraining Of the appe-
tite may or may not be necessity in prspar-
ing for worship, but worship is the essential
thing. The end to be obtained Is thought
religious thought, tAonght which opens up
our whole duty, which acknowledges the an-
thority and presence Of God.
The reasons that have brought us here are
equally before you all. I have no facts to
present, nc history to unfold, no problem to
solve, which Is not as familiar to You as to
me-"
The speaker then proceeded to answer these
three Questions: what u Incl re- present n cGn, o.
causes which brought the present trouble
upon us? 3. What are the prospects concern.
{, The present condition Of the country is
summed up in these two words, CiyI 1Far.
|
| face In the order Of battle. Two immense ar
| mics, equipped with all the improved means
Of modern warfare, are croWding slowly aud
surely toward general and terrible conflict.
States that were once united in the bonds Of
frate1nal interest, have cut asunder the last
ties Of friendship, and are waiting to complete
the awful spectacle by shedding each others
blood. A tyrant whose record Of infamy will
outlast Nero's, 1s waiting to apply the torch tt
our capitol, and to begin his drunken danct
in the light Of the consuming fire. con
spiracy more wicked than the ancient Gait
lines Is at work to undermine the very found
attons Of liberty, and as far Is possible, to an
nihilate the last vestige Of American ciyl1iza
ton.
2 While the condition Of the country
described In tseo words, Girl toar, the Gauss
Of this war is told IN one word, alaEeiy. y Benin
: fact, slavery. Slavery was the cause of th
crisis in rs, and is the cause of the still grea
er crisis Of 81. Jefferson trembled when b
thought that God is Just is it any Wonde
: that we tremble while justice is bein
done? It is no marvel that the hour Of judg
j ment has come 60 soon, it is q marvel That
: has been delayed so long.
3: What are the prospects for our eountt
IN the future? This question can be ansWeEe
by determining which is the stronger pow
+ il this country, slavery or freedom. For m
= self, continued the speaker, see no reasc
to despair Dark clouds are around Us nos
but, thank God, there is day after to-da
e aud then we hope the clouds will disappea
4 Our fathers did not fight their battles in val
i The sun Of revolutions never turns bac
Progress Is the law Of nature aud the laT
nations. God reigns, aud truth will reign b
e andby.
At tie close Of the sermon the congregati'
:. | Epe1t few impressive moments IN seer
Il prayer, and then al Joined in singing
| tNr eonntrv n IA nF thenf,
, 1861-09-27

P1ASos.-If you wish to buy or rent piano, 60
to II. ". KimbsWa, SO Clark street. sepas226s
, 1861-09-27

w ARE HOUSE AND Dwell
w ING EoUsFs TO EENT-The Brick RHtid-
III: feet, on Es5ta Tatss gtreet "sr R9s -
storage Of any heavy business ou- n9oEs vita base
merit can be hai OF reasonable tefnaa fcE tern OF
atd she6s If dered nad two 1tst caes brEs and one
fyh1ne uwe;r nea- TIE Lake H3cse. Inquire Of thn
sebss riner At Ia. I1 Ceu1t House. 3. CAReENTEE.
aasIts sa-Ett1
, 1861-09-27


This splendid regiment, organized three days
Is commanded by experienced staff officers. Gen~
Lyon personally euperintended its organization,
a3,d appointed men aa company Officers WHO hah
proved themselves worthy OF promotion at Spring"
he1d, ard in other Geds that tried meas courage.
The Commanders guarantee to their men humane
The stock Of the regiment consists OF the loyal
citizens Of Miseou1i, who were driven from their
bearths aud homes hy the enemy. 1t Is they who
now call for assistance from their brethren IN the
North. Gen. Fremont has prov ded the regiment
with regular army uniforms. and they are now
Come AID enlist in the Lyon Lezion! Board
SID lodging provided for recruits until they join
TIE regiment.
Chicago, nj. eea5 S.
900 Recruits Wanted for the 10th
Regiment Illinois V0l0nteers4
Ttis regiment, acknowledged By all to be the
best dr;ilsd, and commanded BY Col John 3. TuE-
chin. who has no superior In the service. IS now
III camp at Camp Dennison, Cincinnati Ohio, usl-
der orders to report At Washington. D. c., as soon
az the regiment Is again filled 10 1900 msn Apply
to 1iept. L. Bridges, Recruiting odlGer 18th Reg
iuleut Illinois Volunteers, Custom House Place,
Chicago. ss2obs
Fifty Good MeR Wanted
For company already accepted. They are to
Join Col Birge's Sharp Shooters, now stationed at
st. Loufs- Pay $13 per month, and S3a7 extra
per month for cluthing- The Brigade Is armed
N1th the celebrated Enfield Rf1cs.
F. BussE, 1st Lieut..
Recruiting officer.
Recruiting Office, corner Of North Clark ald
Water streets, Ewing's Block Room No I.
Fe24 1wx
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GAs F1xTUHEs.-The place to get sseg styles st
low figures, 1s2 Lake etreet- r. ". Wu.HAnTH.
September 10, 1861 se10.a6t
, 1861-09-27

wAngueta. oh! Augusta!! Sc that bsapti-
fn1 Iamp in the window with pri=-ils- Look !!
also at the one in the corner, with the red glass;
marked s1.50. Isn't TINT perfect besuty. de-
clare there is one marked 81 %, Mother wants
rood Kerosene Lamp. They don't explode you
Know when you uae the genuine Kerosene.
Let ne read the name and number OF the store.
Why Its Mobiles Lamp ard Oil Emporium, It's
Take street.. sea1-l2t.
, 1861-09-27

18Th Regiment Illinois Volunteers,
Col. Tufehfn.
We learn that Lieut.. Bridges has opened
branch recruiting cf.;ce at the Waver1y House,
Woodstock, ILL.,, We can assure our McHenry
county readers who wish to enlist In this, the cr
els Of their country. that there Ii better regt
meut in the service,
, 1861-09-27

CilARA AIhNh4 S11NANA4s
such gathering Of the people has not Of.
ten, If ever, been Witnessed In this Church,
as was Witnessed there yesterday. Among
those present were the Mayor and Common
Council, the Board Of Educstfon, Sheriff, OFF,
sera Of the Yates Pha1an1, &c.
At the conclusion Of the hymn, ReV. Mr..
Adams read the Scripture Lesson, folio ned by
Rev. Il. Whipple in prayer.
Rev. Dr.. Tiffany then announced his text
Isaiah lviii. g.:
ssIsu not this the fast have chosen!''
Taking the position Of christian patriot
the Doctor surveyed the strife in WhichWe are
engaged. Looking back upon the past he
saw the beginning CT our Nations History
with the records Of Plymouth Rock and
jamestown, and followed Us from thence as 4
Christian nation. We had the prestige Of a
christian nation's triumph, seeing which, the
| Old World, arieing from the sleep OF ages,
| was gazing on us with wonder, when 10, ou1
proud position, the Issues OF our prosperity,
and the prophecy OF peace came to be de
stroyed by the roar Of artillery and
smoke Of battle fields. Civil war il
in our midst. The wcrld seems waiting Il
know the issue OF this war OF ideas and c1asl
Of sentiments-this war Of aggression on th'
principles Of slavery. The Doctor here gave
thorough digest Of the aims aud aggres
siors of that slave holding oligarehy Whicl
has for 10 long shack1ed ouf liberties an
| kept uB from becoming what we shall become
afree people, showing that the great question
now Is not SO much aahether 6lack n1e,g shall
free, as whether achite We7s shall De Slaves.
The silent workings of Christianity in th
principles Of Right, had been Gods disposin
Of mans proposing, and as this had been see
and felttn the history of other nations accurse
with slavery, so now we were undergoing th'
purifeation, that We might become the va,
!! trim the liberated hosts Of 81 enslaved peop}
, 1861-09-27
DkNKINq ROOMS TO RENT

IT NAlNa EIlUNlo To KEN T.
~ The corre. Stare IN Portland Block soon to BE-
yacated By the Mechanical Bakery CopoaEy together
with he anJotnin: Store formerly occnlled by the
New York e9arb1e Coulaa-y. are offered Ior Teht o9
fr banking uses. contain ths INST costly and bat
remprFary partition no. divides them, Which be
removed They arr offered only 10 Bankers- For
tet1ne apply to ]. M.PAAkEE, Ro1n No. = Eo1tta1d
F31art- - B-I+rEG-1n
, 1861-09-27

H The right to manufacture and cell Brown &
Writes Steel Composition Bells in the States
Wet Of Indiana, for sale. These bells were On
exhibition at the Fair in Milwaukee, and also at
tie Illinois State Fair, Chicago, 1861, where large
orders for bells were taken. l. party at Chicago
can do large and profitable business in them.
For particulate, address Bgows & WHITE,
seaT 3tsod 20 Liberty street, New York
To TRAvE1ERs-The travelling public will not
te slow to forget that the New FORK and Erie
Railroad has reduced the Jars from Dankirk and
Buffalo to New York, Boston and the principal
New England citics. and that the route via Dun
kitk and the Erie Railroad Is now the cheapest as
well as the quickest route to the East. Passen-
gers leaging Chicago on Friday evenings by the
Michigan Southern, or Fort Wayne Roads, via
C1estline aid Cleveland, reach New York On sun
oay mornings at $40, five hours and forty minutes
ahead Of the Albany route. This 1s tntofmauon
the great travelling public should Know
~ Cook 4 McI.ain, 95 Dearborn street, nave
made tnsi1 price for cleaning and dEeing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-09-27

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage. will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, un1ess the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
HE Frisbie, Chicago, Ill.
Lawrence Beardsley, :.
Irs. :. !. r Robinson, "
Allen q Dalton.
y, 3. KeH4y, Monmouth, III:
W Il, Leech, Iemont, Ill.
3. Cardwent, Cairo, Iii:
Miss Mary Ann Rice, Eagle Harbor, Mich.
Mrs, Wm. g. Jones, Cleveland, o.
Thos. Potter, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Letters nnder old style stamps and stamped en-.
velopes, not recognized In payment OF postage:
TT Trewb1idee, Chicago, IL
Eld1eds s. Balcom,
Jamc: Nngent,
F. 4:1oe1 Q; Be- S6o|s2,, Ss5, Amoo,, Ill
T. =. McLaufie, Cairo. s.
a. T. Brown Richmond"
Miss Lo1iaa IL White. Princeton, n.
4lIs; jerome FaJ, ;J,+7s Blue Island II "
Re-: R;::} IS s5:f Hs:sS ss'f Rs$s:: Ill
Margaret A. Preston. Pekin, g
q, b. Sterene, Ashkum.
Aadrew Mo5naihsa9n g, IA Aazel e1es Green Wis.
| Wins1ow i Hover, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Vim. F. Hnrlbnt, Banner plstsict, CT
VIII Rio1dan, Milwaukee,, Wis.
| Miss FTaaedz :. He9rihsn, Detroit, Mich.
VIM. Guam, st. Clair, Mich
F. Westerman, Brunswick, Ind
Mig Caroline S. Doolftt1e, HUDSON o.
Mrs. A. A. Wa1der, Springfield, O.
q, L. Fades, Lebanon, O.
Mad'11e Dochez, Reading, Q.
4 Fu1qess ogde4sblrgh9. n; J.
| catherine Mcaah5n, New York City,
, 1861-09-27
GEVEN HUNDRED. ACRES

Are offered In part payment f,x Central 1n,,rayed
PEope1ty u this CITY, and csah for gaWatndor Of tie
ToIrhass money. APPLY e :. Il. PaEZaR No. i
EoesAsa e4osS- ssalR6sa-tN
, 1861-09-27

heartfelt sorroW; a change OF mind; and the
putting away the evil spirit: It is for this
fast and pray. Then enun Grating. the
occasions OF National Fssts In the history
Of our country, he expressed his belief
! that never before was thera such T.
| genuine expression Of pain and anxiety. Inc
Proclamation Of cur Pfee'dens mas osg ona gl9ea5 e5
| euotlors of the national heark ~ Is IN me
| e1Isteuce Of this feeling we have hope lot
| our country. That prayer will be answered
gS9Sng gga6e e as to H.
enormifv Of onr national ain, and there
- eig1s that the ancestral principles
our government are again to have pre- emi'
| nence
the decay Of integrity In all departments ot
I 1nl1ic trust? In whose heart have not the
| tres OF Indignation burned at the startling
disclosures OF corruption and ffauds Who
hse not been burdened with grief, as he dis
covers those who have for years been plotting
> | ther, how many heoEic sacrifices have beeI
made for the Government the principles
secured By the Union. It is in the quickeninE
T Of the public conscience, as to the nature o
= pnblIc- God has not abandoned his design t.
= bletss the world, through the instrumentalit
d Of this Nation. Although disasters and dt
y feat succeed each other, yet !" HON the Lor
loyeth, He chastsneth;" and he will ye
= bring to maturity a Nation whose infancy Wa
- Graded ng Freedom md nursea oy ksligio1
t deepened and quickcued, fostered and intena
- fied, and they shall constitute the Nation
10 acceptable penitence, aud pave the way ior Il
at exercise Of eacceeaful prayer. Here ne y TIT =;
r. cuced the third part Of his euhject-"T II
,e NAr1oR's PRAIER-
IL Here he referred to the Jews, with who
Us | G,nd Was angry, because In their defen
, 1861-09-27

GREAT AUCTION SALE or CHINA, Glass,
&c,--H Alexander, 107 Dearborn street, dis
posed Of nearly 800 lots, On Wednesday, and
continues bis sale this morning and every day
Afterwards until disposed Of. commeac1ng
praeikelT 1t Q o'clock,
, 1861-09-27

~ MI. Dyes Adult Singing School com-
mences this evening at the Musical Union
Academy, on the corner Of Clark and WASH
ington street. Juvenile aiug11g school snd
piano classes tomorrow morning 2t o'clock
Go and take the first steps in music. Sea I'D
yeftasement>
, 1861-09-27

WANTED-By an old resident
w Of this eity situation IN eoEe respectaole
business. Gould loan to employer 500 II des1sCd.
Would Let obIsst to travel . part Of the uIs: or
rehulerat:cn. Actress IN 4 F." Tribune Oesce.
st25X,t
, 1861-09-27

TIE NINETEENTH RRGnNsr ILLINOIS Vol
Us1EERs (Co1. TuRCHM's).-We are glad to
learn that this regiment is quite successful In
obtaining recruits to fill the pisces Of those
who lost their lives and were disabled upon the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad. Friends wish
irg to send to the regiment can do 80 duly BY
leaving packages at the Recruiting Office
Custom House Place.
, 1861-09-27

A GFNTS WANTED D-NortAeast
~ and West. to sell Cla1E, lately improved Patent
& deible ncils for n1arkiE G,uthaG without pirpa
ration 1i+k OF hlotttng We otter sole.dsd tn!;ce-
Us If the pencil be uos nnA inds1ible after trial
Samples sent by ua receipt Of IS csut Or sam PIES
OF Eiarki Z. cir uia Ec. receipt o. ono s-ntn Al
dress T. P. CI-Akk, Northsmpson, Mass. Fo- Box51-
SeisX.W
, 1861-09-27
.Tgr

TOR SELE-At low prices, the
u largest and best assortment Of f--.
CARRIAGES AND HUGG9E H1saeEs1s1s sude
seasA Pteatonf, Conerd Baggie3 A,so R2e1sitSsr1
SHELTON TU FYLES EsstsEl s = !S5tcsgS NJ
Market street, near Wash1hEt0 Et0n sCes-
au2 .f,4A!m
, 1861-09-27
90 Rtllt.

ITO RENT-'The new frst-c
l. Br,ek d. cling HouEe, No. II Third avenue.
sd1na Pacet being just 1nt. hed- L. tne most sp
proved manner, with all modern Improvements go9n
CELLARS etc, etc. To pronpt paying ta1alt It VIII
he let For partt eu1ars inquire JOSEPH
, 1861-09-27

TU RENT FOR A FIRST
l. CLASS ErsTAUI,aNr-Thcc corner Easements
urder Por;la NJ acs, to be vacated ~ Du Bo!@
the Painter together With the baseuluss IN the
now offered r+pt t, aay one having tie nesas
and Tho ability TO establish q
X e s r A U Il Il n T
OF equal merit With the hest known in the Eastern
cite Tte bas :m?nts hare cellars for the st,rage
CT rrorion=, water closets klschcus, ard cTe-y fact
nty purpose. PARTIES WHO c.n etast the buss
ness the plan opposed, viii eec;rc the pAsr2na5e
as well 2. ot Others In Ssc community FOR ters1a
Qualification, to j. NJ FAAkEE, Nc = PuEtiaad
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