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A NoyrIist Selling sau .a aes.

Alexander Duma, has turned pork merchant
in Naples. His shop is in the most conspicuous
aud most frcquenled part Of the town; 1t 10
lilded and furnished with great splendor, bsing
al ned with pic ures whose themes aro taken
ON The W rks Of the great Tomancer. Ills
sign is The Three GuArdsmen; and inside
beautiful girls sell sausages, hams, and tarts.
These girls were at first dressed in fancy cos
tune SO contrived that they scarcely seemed to
be dressed at all, So the young men Of Naples
hastened to Dumas shop to buy ham and sau-
sages, and were unhappy because the poloo
pork trade that so great an aflluence Ct charms
should be displayed.
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CKNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-

n 'hn hhL hhiLhohD VT NEW sAA~
~ sEY, from foo, OF CortlAndi st-Uonnsc,ing -
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LankAw anna
and Western Railroad, and n KAston with Lshigh
valley Railroad and its concessions, farming d.
rect nne " PITTSbUR0 and the WEST, without
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commanding June 10, l66l-LeAVs New York ~
folowsi
HARAIsBuHaH HxPAEss-MsA. H., for EA,on,
RaAdhg, Pottsvills, Harrisburg, hAueh Chunk,
WiAmsport, &c.
Mail TRAIH-At A. H., for EaHton, wAssr Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittston, WikasbArre, DO.
l2h THRoUsB TRAM-For Easton, Mauch
Chunk, WillismAport, Reading, Pos.Hvins- Harris
ourg, &c.
err THRou0H TRAm-For nAAaou, Boshls-
ham, AllsntOwn and hAuoh GhuAk.
$50 p. ~, WAY TRAIN-For 6omervills.
500 r. ~, Western Express for hsston, Allen
town. Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and tha
Wes.. Sleeping Cars from Jersey 0iAy through 70
KxPRRss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The =. ~, EXPRESS Train from New York, ar
ivea At HarriAburs al p. NJ, oonnecting hAs, and
West, on Pennsy lvaniA Central railroad. Northarn
Central Railroad, North and Bnuth, and with Cam
berland Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN ROR THE
WEST, leaves New York Al P.n. daily tsuhdAys
Ieeptadl mRkag Close oonnecton n Hsrrisburg
with PsnnsylvAnla RAilroad-with no change Of oars
70 Pi.tsburg, and but W CincinAtE aud Chicago
Four hours time rs saved by taking this train.
Leave NsN York from Pier No. North River Il
T. % and 4. 20 Az, .. 20, L. 90 and 3, 20P.h.
The boats stop a Bergen Point and Mariners HAr-
DOR every trip each WAy. ,
JOHN o. BTKARHS snp~rtnaandsni.
sul0 1V'1b
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FESTIVAL OF TnE SOCIETY or ST. VINCENT
DIX PAuL.-This charitable society will hold
their fifth annual festival for the benefit OF the
poor, on the 2lst, 22d, 23d and 9th Of October,
at the City Assembly Rooms. In no time
moro appropriately than the present could an
appeal be made for tho needy who are Away
with US, aud who, without the aid of the cha .-
table must suffer terribly during the conf AZ
winter.
Durieg the year ending Dec. 3ist, 1860 the
society visited and relieved ? 900 families, com,
prising x, 100 persons to whom there were made
20, 1888 visits.
Its receipts were. ro.........S 81, 500 %
Its expenditures. ...,....,.plb,I ,I1S ~
For the six months ending June 3Oth, 1861
II visited 1,6i7 families, numbering G,2Ol per-
sons, TO whom wero made ~, a39 visits.
It's receipts were .........s13,6 ,602 80
II, expenditures were. .,.... 5l3, 1873 II
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MILITARY.
IGHT CAVALRY

LTwo regiments Of light cavalry are about beng
organized by the U. 8. Government, ons OF Whioh,
70 bs called the LIST u g. LAneers, IA nov IN proc~sa
Of formation by Col 5molinAk, the hsaiquArtefs oi
which In the War Department. Washington, and
branch ONCE, No. Park PlSae, oorner brlHhwAy'
n. n, room ~, in charge II Acting AdjutAnt p. u.
MoTighs. Several inducements arc offered to gen
Iemsn wishing " raise COMPANIES OF 20 men eech,
n well N W priyAtes ambitious Of military honors'
10 whom promotioA u guaranteed. AL applications
In the Northern States are " be addressed " the
Acting AdjutAnL who win supply free passes "
ofiosIs and msn 70 the Camp OF hnndnavoos, q
soATsdAls, Wes.chaatsr County, Nov York
80 SAAcstiSU
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Fortunes MA de IN Cotton.

The mills Of this city," s,ys the Manches-
ter IN. H. Mirror, have a large quantity VI
cotton on hand which has advanced in price
since Il was bought, about one million of dol
lars. That owned by tho Amoskeag Company
would sell for $3.50, QUO more than Il cost that
owned by the SMk Mill, $50 900; md that
owned by the Manchester Mills, tl6h, 900. Sum
total, S995, 600. II would be n handsome proit
enough II they would sell it. but they will not
sell single pound, though tho advance oi
goods does not correspond at all with the ad-
vance on COttou "
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Hsprib,e Ms.a, w. b, CrHssrptnr., Scar
Tehsmu.

A dispatch, dated Tehams, Aug. 10Th, states
that horrible massacre took n ,e at Thuln,n
4 McIntyres ranch, two ml,, ar~e Teh.ss,
whew, on the night before, aJoit I o'clo, X,
Houston and Alexander Brition were Murdered
10y four Spsniards with clubs and axes, AMI }.
VI Mcintyre was probable morially wour,iej
After this the muricrrrS took ON f,snk
IN the house tJOO Vt $500. lacy then set
the house on tire. J. Thurman was sleeping
at the time upon tho havst1ck around whkh
the wounded were " ing, aud we awakened BY
tho Spaniar,l' inquiring OF oie Of their intended
victims tor him. (Thurman) when he made his
escape Their main onicct appcaed to be the
murder q Thurman, in revenge for his shooting
a Spaniard about two weeks ago, whom he
caught stealing his horse. They said he died
the day before, and that they would kill ten
white men for his death. There ia great excite
ment through out the country. About hfty Spa
niards are now in custody, and about iifty men
are out securing the country tor them all
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Miscellaneous Items.

EPPECTs or ESMrY Two men, named Jas.
Tuttle and Iucius Woodfsrd residents Of Win
sted, CT, who have been at enmity with each
other for some time, met on Monday afternoon,
and, during an alteration, futile was shot by
woodford, and died shortly after. Tho latter
Immediately surrendered himself 10 the Author'
tiles, and is undsg arrest,
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Dlsunion ImpoasIbIe.

Whatever may be the issue, says the LOMs-
rifle Journal, certain II is that this country can
not long remain divided into separate nationali-
ties. The Providence that made US one people
gave TO us a country the various parts Of which
are so doyetaled into each other that ii is COM
PEELED to be one country. the home Of ono peo-
pie. Draw dividing line where you will, and
It anifclAllv sewers parts and interests which
God and Nature have bound together by the
strongest physical and moral ties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

To PoLtricM CoEUr.roNDESrs We can
not publish 'r p1ric reports Of puo..c meetings
('o-callcd) ol which We have no nu,.ce or
knowledge sayc the result furnished by the
friends Of some candidate nominated on tho oc-
casion. Every attempt in this manner to get
candidate bcloro the public, we are compelled
to treat as a swindlc on It's face. We must
rely on our own reporters, and give these meet
ings. II at all inst as lhoY arc.
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1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TUE
WEST,
VIA
aUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
ETW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

fxPpEss TRAINS LEAVE DEfors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, SUNDAYS ExorrrED, A. roLLovst
From Chambers a, Prom soth q. siA.ioa.
l1.Oo !" $50, 500 IN. II. 80 As.a.so, SO r.n.
Montreal and Buffalo Train with
sleeping cars, lOlbr.E lotb r,n
oosEnorns At ALBANY WITH Erw foKk ukarRAL
RAmnoAD roE
sCHKNECrADY, RoCHEsTER,
ROME, and stations on BUFFALO,
Rome aud WAisrtowR NIAGARA FALLS
Railroad, sUsPRNaIoh BRIDGE,
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIdUA.
PENSION, via LAKE SHORE; BuFFkLo and
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO. DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, PoN DU
LAC, La CROSSE MADISON, PRAIRIE DU
CHEN, GALENA, DUNLEITH. DUBUQUE, PKO-
Ria, ROCK ISLAND, hUsCATINH. IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, BPRINGFlEl4D, AL
DIANAPoLIS, LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI. DAY
TON, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and al polns.
wRsT, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
oonnecsng with trains al Troy. wiah Troy q
BOSTON and RENs. a SARATOGA Rs.dA. 70
SARATOGA. WHITEHALL. RUTLAND, BUR
LIN0ToN, ST ALBANs, ROUSE POINT
PIATTsBURGH- oGDENspURoH, MONTREAL
&c., 30. -
LOCAL TRAINS
Laaye New York ~ fonowsi
FtoyN Ckarnbers street. From Thtrtteth strcs.
POughke keepsie trains, 9 A. e.2b A. ~, and LS and
-, and ass and ?. n. t.2oP.s.
Peakskin train, $50 A. % A. II, and 90 r. 4.
H., and $50
Sing Sing train, s.Sh Gs04 10, tno and 10. 10 ?. H.
aud 9.4b P.h.
Fishkill train, $50 p. L. Is.bo ,. n.
re- FREIGHT ARRANGRk(ENrb by this rouAs
a above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. from
the Dopots In Gamma AND CANAL srRkErs, o..
az al times as Favorable as psads By othev Rdtlrodd
Companies. Ths facilities Of this great NEW
YORK ROUTE 70 The West, oommand 10 70 thl
confidence OF merchants and shippers for prompt
ness and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sLKKPIno
CARS run In connection on the New York CenirA
Road.
For particulars a. 10 local trains and freight ar
sngements- inquire At the depot 90 Warren st-
iyla Ep41 A. X. SMITH. Superintendent.
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EOR HAvRE-TIIE SPLENDID Clipper
i ship CIrY OF NES YORK. Jspt. J,tsr, QUE
BDth. Passengers taken at tis, and found with
provisions. Apply On board Per 6, Nosh kvsf
ov to z. N. DEMAEESr, ~ Sputh 81. sea- b'lli
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FOR LIvERPOOL-THE MAGNIFICENT
clipper ship ELLEN AUSTIN Cspt. G,rrtck,
viii aail Sept. 2sth, having unelueuud state room
accom- modatons deck. Foe passage ct the ,ry-
est possDe rates, apply on board Or " v. COLLINS
q Co, at the oficc on pier 8, North River.
seq4 bsils
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ocl ck ever, r'orriu ahd i.i1ri tsiy bei W
mon, snd In .'s oyrr ~ m t,o,r is ,,u,.tel to
~ m Tor exer -. Th~ ~ ~ nnres 4 10.
eiiy m speech, and to nenv d. T.. s,u, "a -, to
the treatment they receive, their incarceration
sems light.
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILI,-The
Ivl AURORA leaves Jay 81. daily, al $ q. m, tSdn.
days 7A) for Peekskl Lands At West 10th and
BOIh sts, YSul<ers, Hsstings, Do6b's Ferry, Srry.
VsrpiA,lks. Leaves PeekAkl al N 7. N.
seal a4ac'164
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Il Or LlvH8POOL PACkSfs.

TAP5CoTTs LINZ
u Or LIVERPOOL pACkSfs.
Tie suhacr1beit olaiinut H. grsni certificates OF
.ssase W and ffuu verpoCl by ,hsar hvorite linz
!packes, comprising - g-s' Ns 'cllswins shiPs-
4
VIM. TAPSC0Tr. ESEKALD i5Lk ALBION,
DREADNOUGHr. MANCHksTKR VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMa CONSTELLArION,J. J. BOYD
WEST POINT ESCORT PHtENIx.
UNDERWATER SEA FLOWER, CAMBRtAh
Making, togethei vrtn Otusrs, ship svsry hvs
days The aitscrt-ars are also agents for tha
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For Al OF which tnev xran, nartibcatas- On hbsra
YMuTrANCEs TO IRELAND, 30.
T.a Co also continue N issue drafts, payable or
demand, throug ghout England, Ireland Scotland and
wales, Il the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may be had sp-
p,icaton-if by letter, enclose postage stamp-tol
TAPSCOTr a co, 90 South 81, New York.
sol 9Aac'iOl TAPSCOTr, ahIrH q Co, Liverpool
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OLD BLA.i STAB LIss
PA.saage rom or W Liverpool by the following Ara
eas. packet shiIs, sailing the
oAh and 24th Of eAch Moath.
Adelaide, Cihvatr, Rnsoiun,
AUSTRALIA, Cynosup, j nm brighA
Belle Woods, Chaoeuor, Tnornsn,
Bridgewater, c. sttutior- Universe,
DRAFTS US T.Ik ROYAL BANKS
or REI.AHp, ULsrEa BANKtra Co., Aso ALL rAETu
or EH0ilSo AND soJrIArD.
seit 26ao'11I wILIIAM4 = 0UION, " Futpa n
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CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
~ NEW YORK AM LIVERPOOL
landing ard embsrking 90 s,is'vs 81 oUKKNH-
TOWN, ireland.
The Liverpool New YorN snd Pnilsdeirt.. ssssm-
ship Company tntsod dUpAs. rifg sAsir fuL pyw-red
Cyde-buih Iron S.eaInsnti ~ iJuows-
KANGAROO. oo................ Saiu .SlsJ, sep, 9sth
CITY or NRW YORK. ..... 5tturd,y, OF. 1h
EDlNbJ hGH.. H................ .bstutdAy, Ot. Iah
snd on evmy succeeding asr,riSy. noon. trom
Pier ~, North RIVER.
RArFs OF PASsA1E
FIRST CAbIN.................S1o Oo
do " Loudou....... - %
grEERAGE. E...................b9o Os
do W Londpu....... 70 "
Btesrage Return Tickets gOod hot
gh mOntnh.. tnh...................tSo w
FHsaangeru forwarded W Paris, HNyre, HAfnhurg,
Bremen. Rotterdam. Antwerp, a., ~ reiuosd
through rates.
Persons wishing W bring oui thsir tfisads cAn
puy hckets hero.
ior further information. apply - Tho Company
Ofhca.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
nyai H'iH 10 Broadway, n Z.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
- men can be accommodated with board, al 40
Ninth st. near LIST ave- at sS per week. Privilege OF
bath Will. .hot and cold water. sel4 3iselSs
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ORANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYPORT.-
SOu and after this date, che steamboat KEYPORr
viii leave New York, foot OF Robinson 70, daily,
Sundays excepted, al O'Clock, p. NJ, and Keyport
4s SAL Aao'lD
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COAL AND FUHL.

WHAT IS GRANUGtR FUEL no =
w Nlrgi pine rot Je-s,y . IA iyJ n~,lh
wSo5 from ,sive forests o. nick y, art a,
furnilhesi bushels 20 per esnt. rheaysr ,Nsu s-y
other any IN kildlinS WOOL try Il. and wa v.l
use 40 othsr-Crsnular Fua Yard, l5lh p srl iith
tvet.ue. ~. 3 gA.c'itf
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ExCURsIoNS-THE FAv0RTTR SEA
II steamer COL. ELLSWoRrH. with saloon DO,
10 charter, with OF without barges, for Sunday
schools, lodges, &c. HAPpy 70 JOSEPH y; NAE
TIN, 6S SJuth a. Au2s AAc'ln
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sHIPpINa.

EoR LONDON-TIIE SPLFNDID SHIP
Il CORNELIUS GkiNNrLL, sas oH tst, from
pier 10 East RNor, passenirer~ taken IN 81 cabin
I'D found IN prJviHds, at reduced atesrAgs rates
for passage apply H. THOS. Z. ROCHE, - South
n. se25 6'iS5
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT

,.,no,u.l orodu,, I'M, ~ Nav Ky aud. r,pl,si N.,,
snyls,a r.,.,- .n
~. g. :, 49,, .-., .
,,.,, p.,o..,...- -. -, -. .-.-.,-
-. 49, -,
,,go,on. a., -, 80 go -. ,..L-r
h. ro.,n,,, a.,,..,s. -, "a ...-,-.., :, A..
.Aua n...lu -. N ,.,.,.,,. - =
,da.
MRs wINsI ovvs soorupsa svR,p
%, Re, ~. ,h.-. !. 10 -, :, o,,,.,r -, 49,.
vh.r. "A b.. No., 40 lo,g and a. un,,.r..Iv u..a
THE QUESTION ANSWERED..
uSssInsw. I, Saon ~, otr''',, ue'v - W. A'
who FOR onward, on 20 v..r.. h.. unurj,glx a.
vosed hsr time and s.isns - female physician
ana lrSe' princiIels among children. She hAs
~. -. - - s.s.r.N. o-S.,o"..d
o.r.le.ay ,re.,.d by ,hs sScuisy IN 700 many n-
dances and, - resub OF this etiort and practical
knowiedss obtained in . life ams speni ~ nur's
~ s-o pDy -'s ss,,,.-- - ,..s,n~ ~ - IN. -
0,ying r,., and hs.,,h. and "a. moreover, sur. 10
regulate the bowss in oonsegusnos Of ,his Article.
Mrs winslow u becoming, worid-ren0Wnsd
oene.c'', On Nor i,oo, ~
o., o,,.n,,is. ., M. aoo,bIng svrup Ar. pInv
sold and used hsre- We think Mrs. winslow has
mnortAlised her AAns oy ans invAiuAoh Ar'oi~
sn1 20 .'aV' S'..' -. -. a.. 80 ~"
md ,h., millions va unborn viii share N bnsAls
and units In calling her bleased No horuxa has
discharged hsr duiy W her suffering nas one, N
49, o.. opa ..r,.,,, o,s,a sooTuuso avpIp IT, I.
no.b.,x-r.x n .ov,-LadlsS yt.stor, Ao. Yo,I
Csp.
Having passed several sleeplsss nishia, disturbed by
the Agcnies And ores OF sunerins oniio' sno %
coming convinced thAi Ms. WINsLowB soorH-
rs1 aYRIp x.s ,us. the srticls NODDED. procured
.l,ps - ...N,.. 49,. -.
s'~PP" ~ VIZ 49,
quAintins his wis WIN "hs' no hAn dooe' sns {"
fused to asve 10 administered ,o ,hs child. o. shs
,w.. strongly In tsyor Of Homo,opslhy. ThsA niRha
-, 4, .,,r.,lnu ..a A.. o.-.,,. .,,,A
'"' O'''
'u' Sioop' "''D'''''-s '''''' ' ~
sihsr found the baby s'in ~orse, and while ooa
.mnla,ng .nother uleepsa. niRhl the mosher utsp.
ped from the room to Anano so some domestic do'
,au and les, the father with ,hs child During her
= -. .a,,,,,,, ,.,sra. . r,o,,,on n, Aha aoorH-
-'-''''lN.
ING sfhUr W inc oAoS' anu 'Ao no'n'ns' rhA
ugnI all hands slsps well and the little follow Awoks
IN ,hs morning bright and happy. The mother VS.
,.,,..,., ia. ,b. .nddsa and wondsrh,I oh.ng..
and although a, hrst offended Al the deception pr.o-
49,. o,,,,0,,.d n, r.. An. av,,,n and
'i'oN uf''' N'
suffering crying o~oi~ Anu ro'o~ nsnN hA''
disappeared A single trial OF ths Syrup never yea
all, 4. r.,.x. ,ha b.bv. and ov.rOons ,hs urs,u-
~,
aiOe- VI '"' -'
MoTHRRsi hoIHERSil hoTHHRs AN
OLD NURSE FOR CHILDRKN.-Donr hAil 10 pro
cure Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TETrHlNG. Ii hA- no 7quAl on earth-
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oUR-FLOUR-GOOD AND
il cheap for cash. Look a ths prices
Coed Flour for $b Superior Flour, % 30; Extra
Superior, o. Choice Extra, % 30.
XiH. u CoYLHs cheap store, lN and lS
yrtls Av, Brooklyn. ssu ssAc'lN
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GROCERIEs.

CHEAPEST FLOUR STORE-GOOD FAM
~ ily houT 81 o. " %; choice double extra 80 ~
40 S6 bast do 90 %; supernne rye -four, ist quail
yree In New York Harlem, MAnhattanyille, Morris
ana Brooklyn, williAmsburgh. Jamaica, Astoria
Huntsr's Point GrsenpoinL Stat m Island, Newark,
n j, Jersey City, &c, 6c, or board steamboats,,
raiiroaas, &c. w. u. GILLETTE, 9Q Front 81,
ueAr Fulton ferry. SO 24Ac'lT9
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CHRAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
~ st.isn Island. Fare cents by Staten Island
nrry foos oi whitehall st. bes the Battery and Bou,h
ferry Boss Leave every hour from A n. 70
TP. 4. On hns. Sundays svary half hour 70 J r.
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C0AL--DkiNG WHOLESALE AND RE
~ tail s;enl 20 'he ss,e Il som, u tss Lca -, /
Ash Ald Lshigh As, ri sc.l ysrg ~ - te Nv -
y-'~nt1 prcs sni y r,l ~ - 70 -rt ~
t"ve rAsge gra'N gOd hlinaos, &C -,Nei a ! \ \.
ia d frr'1 the ,rt, oor. AZ aud ureas Wioi 80
nr. Dc. bnwery sd4d Nos, 'et gts
sells -T'l4T MAT. CIINToN.
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GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI Milliou-ChsApest store in the world Goods
delivered free. TH05. X. AGNEW, 800 Greenwich
a, and 81 Murray st., New York. sel0 24ac'l4S
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DAY BOAT TO ALBANY-STEAMER
~ ARMENIA leaves foot Harrison 81. every Mon
day, wednesday aud Friday. Pare " Buffalo 81,
You buy tickets ct sss Broadway, cor Park PAoe.
sell e4acslTo
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WAGONS FOR SAILS GOOD SECOND

w hsud wagons for sale cheap, also business
wagons OF every style, with OF without tops, such ~
hakers plumbers. milk, groceries, feed and eA-
nroas STEWARDS Wagon Factory, bjd st, let.
broadway and stn ave. hszl EiAc ~
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r ODGINGS TEN CENTS - COMFORT
liable Angls beds 10 cts . night, less by the week;
sings rooms 10 W 20 cts . night, or 10 cts week;
man and wife 81 70 oOts; roonAA with cook stoves,
ighi, a. wurhirs- House, lOs franklin 81, near
We, broadway su2G 94ao'160
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

r ODGINGS TO CORRESPOND WITH
IL the times Single beds ~ cts night single
rooms from 81 upwards, at the Union Hotel, 1865
Prince st. cor Thompson. Meals moderate. Open
q, night Sc" 0io0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

IITILLOW-wILLOw LARGE Stock
w ofWillow will be sold "a cheap for cash. ES-
IRA 6ne willow ots. per ID. Ii. wlTIE Nc; Z
Liberty st. selE S'NS W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

QOA AkDING-CHEAP BOARD-FINE
ID roma with exoallent board, from ~ W 81 .
Tesk ladies', from 81 10 70 g.; gentleman and
II less thAn half pros. Is LlspeAArd 81, near Broad
way Apd Canal su24 0ac'l0s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

DoARDNG-3 SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or . gentleman and wife can obtain beard and
oomfortA6le homo al 100 Greenwich -; entrance In
Charles II. FELTHAM. sual a4Ac'lSa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

COAI-BEST pEACH ORCHARD, EHD
~ sd white asa % ~, sw vs. IN haud " far low
est marx price, "a VJERlrYJS, ITO CsnN, aud
+s9 Sixth ave, lot Klth aud SJth q. sri2 24A0' 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-SING-
Oer's, Wheeler d Wilson'S, Groyer Bakers, and
ahers, cheap for cash, OF part tayment. Maeh,nss
bought, exchanged and repared,Oy u A. hdlN,
Isb broadway, room 3, up stairs. N. B.-L1t 0i
lroyer Baker @ And bag machines, cheap.
anal 2Aa1st90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

CEWlNG MACIilNE-liANDS WANTED
Dto maze flannel shirts ou machines of tneir VII.
J RAW, ~ Rarclay sl. formerly los Fulton st.
so26 6'l3g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

MEXICAN ROSEWOOD FOR SALE-3Oo
M tons Mexican Rosewood, Mora wood, ahd
Mahogany, in quantities 10 suit purchasers, At 10"
prices, by WIN. I. COLEMAN d co, s. Wall 1T.
slg Tsl42
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

MATCHES CHEAPER THAN EVER
wi All kinds Of small ware, stove aud shoe black
tn9. tacks Sc, at 23 New Bowery, bet James and
Nsdison st. PedlArs wanted, SS Now Bowsry, n y.
au2q 94An'l34
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SEMIN MACHINES - WANTED TO
~ hifo 20 at SINGERS No. 3, large shuttle sewing
dhcLines must he IN good working condition.
Apply m 70 frhlkliL ST. Ia the store. q lul .prrl.
tons Wunt' n Asu. glQ0 1sIhI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

CO O6 TO &3.00-LODGING WITH OF
*. ECw without board. Good, clean single aud
doable Dedded rooms. Board from $2.2o ~ ~ per
week man and wife $3.50. Single rooms 70 let al
90 cents per night, lodging at ~ cents per nigh'
No. 10 Oak street, Oetween Roosevelt and Pearl.
ssIg S4sllp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

C0AL-tt.S5 PER TON, THIS WEEK
~ only, for the bea. rcd md white ash osl,
stove, range, CRATE anil furnace sIs, delivered frS
rd clean oFce IGN Bowsiy, nsar Broonis a.
scs 2tacs4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-27

GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD COAL
~ OF the drst quality, ~ the lowest nnArks prioe
from yard, 90 cents per ton 'ss from the 'Notts -
Also for sale, Lehigh, Locust u intn, ard black
smiths Goals HENRY REEVE, or Cana an
Centre, and cor Jane and Wa sta. ssI 94ac';nt