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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

We have introduced a new Axe the past sea-
son, made expressly for us. and Of the best
material, and warranted the sale of which
has been very heavy, far exceeding our most
sanguinc expectations, thereby proving that
We have succeeded in getting an axe superior
to any hat has been heretofore sold in the
market. Those who have not tried the same
will find, on purchasing this, an article to suit
their customers over all others.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

See advertisement of Prof. l.. Miller's Hair
lnvisorator, and Liquid Hair Dye, in another
column. 42yl.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

JEFF. Davis was said to be at Mont
gomcry at last accounts.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

An average stock of 1 600 kegs of Nails al
ways On hand, and will he sold Mt the very
lowest price for best quality Barrel, Iath and
Shing!c Nails. Fence. Finishing, C!inch Nails,
Cut and Mrnught Snikc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

II You want the choicest stories,
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Players of chess and draughts,
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If you want to learn French and German,
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If you want to know about science and art,
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If you want the best poetry and general lit
erature,
Buy the Household Journal.
If you want a sample copy,
Send for the Household Journal
to the nearest news-agent or to the publishers,
A. HARTHlLL & co, 20 North William
street, New York, who will nail you a sample
copy of the weekly free, or Of the monthly
for II cents post paid to any address in the
country. y5nlS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

For all Interested in Building Opera
tons in Town and Country.
TNHE only papers OF the kind which is pub
l. lished regularly every week. Edited by
the best professional and practical talent, and
illustrated every week with artistic ~illustra-
tons, rs well as working details in building
and carpentry, of great value. Sample copy
sent free to any address, by the publishers,
A. HARTHILL s. co.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
The Family Favorite,

T the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. Publish
l. ed weekly, GA columns at 4 cents, or in
monthly parts. price II cents, in wrappers
stitched and cut. Sold by all news agents.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
Sugar Cane Seed.

The experience of the past few years has
proved that the farmers of lows can produce
a Syrup for less than so cents per gallon,
which is equal to the imported and Southern
Syrups, which cost twice as much. A good
crop will yield about 900 gallons per acre.
Every farmer should raise it for home con-
sumption, and any surplus will meet with a
ready sale. Formerly a great difficulty has
been To obtain reliable seed. The subscriber
has "A quantity Of seed, raised by 5. HARDWOOD.
Esq, in Floyd county. Iowa, which is fully
ripe and is not mixed or hybrilized with
broom corn. J.. w. SMITH.
st. Charles City, Jan. Is, 1861. 3tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
BROOM MAKERS.

We keep on hand Il full stock of Red, Blue
and Purple Broom Twine, also tying, and 9th
err kinds of Irvine used by Broom Makers, also
TIMED BROOM WIRE, IA very superior article
We call your attention 10 The very superior
quality OF our Twines and Wire, as a good
deal Of Il very inferior article is sold By some
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
SLOAN'S OINTMENT!

For mildness, safety. certainty, thorough
ness, Sloan's ointment is rapidly superseding
all entertainments and Liniments for the cure
of the following complaints Fresh Wounds,
Calls of al kinds, Cracked Heels, Ringbonc.
Poll-evil, Windgalls, Callous, SPAWN, Swee.
ney, Fistula, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse-diss
tap,,,ar
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
ROPE.

Manila anlJutc Rope, all sizes. Bed Cords,
Clothes Lines. Cotton Rope, Sash Cords, Tarred
Rope and Packing.
ANES,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
GUN SMITHS.

We keep on hand a full stock of Gun Trim
mings. Locks, Gun Barrels, Mountings, Gun
Caps, Eevolvers, Guns, etc. For sale cheap.
TIMERS STOCK.
Tin plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, Pig Tin,
Pig Lead, Copper Bottoms, Wire. Pressed Tin
Ware, Japanned Ware, Bolt, Brazicr and
Timed Copper, Roy Il WilcoX's celebrated
make Of Timers Tools and Machinery, Brass
and Copper Wire, Timed and Iron Riyets, etc,
all at the lowest market nricc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
NaZrO'S Axes,

Simmons, Hunts Davis, Collins, Blood
and Whites Axes, also Hatchets, Hammers
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
MILWAUKEE.
MARIO & CO..
Wholesale Il Retail Dealers in
I|lRDNARE, iron,
STEEL, NAILS, ROPE,
Tinnor'S Stock.
NOS. lei, I23, 125 EAST WATER STREET,
zuuu -ur nv--y -u
WIS.

This house was established in 1914. when
Milwaukee contained hut Il few Thousand pco-
pie. We now offer to the people Of the North
west for their inspection, the largest stock Of
Goods in the Western country. We offer our
Goods for sale in Il store second to none in the
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02
Milwaukee Made Horse Nail.
'ateat Horse Shoes.

FoR SALE-This justly celebrated article,
made from Norway Iron, also pressed Horse
Nails.
Burdens CtiLrated Patent Horse Shoes.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-02

We keep on hand a full stock of Boston
Betting Cos. Celebrated Boston Betting, from
l to Is inches wide Conducting Hydrant
and Engine Hose from to 3 inches diameter,
Rubber Packing all thicknesscS.
4 liberal discount mado TO the trale.
The sun., 1861-11-01
BROOKLYN.

BusIST, ~ rUp CuURr oF SksstoNs.--Ir
this Court yo-torday Daniel NJ; Cary and Jlhu
RsOdo7 wcre arAis,cl for forgery in pl,s.n,
ooun'c,roit bills. Tley pleaded gull y, an,
sore t"atercod 10 Ire S,ato PriAJn for two year
envh.
Mchtcl Lyman, hoy. implicated with tw,
n'her., nsu ed jones M,kly and william y
IJiinr, ON all indictment lor bur lazy, pie ~
q not guilty. As cstrl 80, tboy robbed sever
al hou'es whose occupants lad gone 10 the cOun
nv Scn'ence WAS reserved.
Frctui k Lit,lewood, Or Woods ~ no il some.
iibos caIl'd was arri ned Oh an Indictment
Tor gs'i larceny. As charged, 10 called A. the
tuGso Ui MB barbara Dschlor, in Grand = rcot
.Outtime ~ Juiy last in company with ogo o.
40 @ here. They acted IN vo-y disoTd0rly
mlI4l.r aul t,on l,T', whom il was discovered
trU rOld ". Itch ant soma money were miss
,pg Tho arcu 81 VS. subsequently a'njtcd 90
,usp'ciun. lie pleaded gully to pstit larcnnv,
aud w,s sentenced " he Pcnitcntlafy for siS
mULihA
TINS DEcLrNirl,y OF Ma. SrIvoLt.-Mr.
i. b. Spinola formally withdrew from tho con-
tost for the SouA'orship of the Third d strict,
yesterday. He gives as reson for pun4ng
his coure that ci'cum Instances Of a business IA
turo called him away from the city.
ISDEcENr Exro3URe.-A midllc-a aged man.
IN tho empoy OF tho Union forry company
WAS arrested in Clinton street, lat evening for
making sbsas'ly exhibition OF himself Ia
was Brought beiuio Justice Adams, and com
mtted u swait examination.
Tms NEwTowS RAILEoAD.-Tho work on
this IA lrohd, which will extend fiom fulton
Guy TO Ncriowl in Queens county, ia pro
.,ressing fayoTably. The tracks arc now nearly
,umyl.t,d from the ferry 10 DeKalb avenue
snd viii be Laid TO tho city line before cold
WestLcr. Il is not designsd to lay tho track.
hoy oni the city limits before next summer.
INowHED.-A dc,k hand on board the
schooner Samuel A. Appleton, named John
Ls,nnd, accidentally fell into the river, 90
pierepon,'s stores, on We1nesday, anil wa
drowned TITO boly wa recovered, and Al in
quest held hY Coroner lloItOu. verdict IL
nccoIdSnca with the f.c'A was rendered. Tht
docessed was native u C,rad', and a stranger
here
The sun., 1861-11-01
LKGAL sLrORTs THURsDAY.
rnitcd STATE. Circuit Court.


tn 7fiR efM, P,irat,rsRrR.-TAs Unite.
States rs. Baker, So Ia this case, which has
b,en s.veral days on trial, tho jury now report
cd thcms Ives unable to agree upon q verdict.
II Is understood that they ood cis ht for YER
dict u guilty, sIiu fur for aquittai.
Ator Ihs retutn ma o by toe Jury they uere
di-Ch1ged, aud tho prisoners rsmandod to the
Tombs.
rho i'tric' Attorney at first desired q a case
10 he 'ti,d again, by the I7tn of D,combar hut
Justice tehon remarked TIA, lie you'd not bs
snle no " on 10 hear the trial. Tie matter WAS
ihcn postponed ndeGL ely.
The SiIr,r Ciss--The trial &C tao SLAYER
Erie was set down Cor Monday rcxt.
Tho case Il Captain Ma Gordon was ros,
Pon6d until tho return of Lieut. Told who il
All in portant witress 6r tho Government, and
now ats mt with the blocSad ng squadron.
Uali,d states Di.trict Court.
Ta'md.'s Cdse.--This eSs was agaiu con
iinued, Md 1illmnns confederate, Stodt ing.
whoss direct examination WAS taksn oa wednc..
day, wss ,ros exSu insd. Hs nArrrcd tn.
si,ltniug tails e the iecapturo Of tho W.tiag
from the rebel prize crew the same as they have
hceu mai y times published since tne event. Case
still perdng.
Tie Prize Cause.-The y. s. rs. TIE SIi,
Sarah Sfdr.-This case was now tskon up. Tho
owners Of the cargo rcsido in New York. They
pcnd as defence that thoy had no notice Of tho
plcctsd,; brt this ia TO effective blockade; that
tho Pr, sident had co right TO establish such a
weak affair as at present exists. The cargo 10
hcesNaN and spirits OF nitrs, and Is valued at
ab,ut 600 TOO.
The owner Of the vessel, Mr Cowlsn Grap,l'e,
scts p that hO is a British subject, te ether
With tfe Same defence "a that of tbs owners OF
the cargo. Tho prize Wa clpursd IN Angus
lost. The Gao 10 still on, Snd the docu nentaiy
eyl.oLco j. U,ing read before tho Court.
Supreme Court.
In Escape from MuNigan's Rcgiment.--Tn
me Ndttr Of John Beam non.-An application
va, made for hibeai corpus for tho release Of
ho relNtor fiom an alleged enlistment Ia the
Ffcn on cavalry, under command Of Culon,l
Wm. Mulligsn. The relatof clinci that he had
never been sworn into the service .,f tho United
States, and that he was unlewiully detained by
MulligHn in pnr'or.htuss In Houston stroi.
IL vas also alleged tha' he hai boon kidnapped
Tho Court granted the writ, but Null ;sn,
with his usuol pluck, refused 20 obey IL. Upou
rKonina ion ofttc premises the bOy, ~ hs s'dtsd,
had iUmIci iiom the third story OF The building
tu ,fec. bis escIp,, aLd had thus broken his
ankc.
Tho writ vls anb.cquontlv vithdrdvr, upon
Mul igan llbcra.irg the recruit,
The sun., 1861-11-01
LETTER LIRT.
+ Isr OF IETTERs kEMAINlNG IN raR

II ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THR
- Har'em Post Odigc, y ivemb Y ST. 1851. Per-
s1ns cal ag vii psas Ak tr a6vs rtssd s,,e' =, as
they are ne hN kei un'ess p gisly itQircd r.
LADitS LIST.
ALLEN MsJuhn
pu'fantr AictB oSus Mrs w Brewer Nety
bB roe NV Rae Mr,E
Cr~N. sv-ll Ma CAM strh Cletr Mrs
~ ra Caip'r bEttc.' G. r eit Ann
Co'cn al kate Chr Ito x ett & uty My
DAVIS May " pufy tm '6cue Darcy Ms
tL2yRE sis Lyman
FAY Jane '1,' o. Fe d,1aad MsD
II ariuer Alui-Gr MsH G,f,evC CtbA.
~ ra GAuivsn May rne
G,uny Ca,haitns
How'amm M.sIiu, Anna Htnter Mrs J,h,
- GF nurn Mary uuIo.alMn
H,IEpa
JOHNSTON Flea Jackso srah
KuLLEY tLLEN
I ydecker Marytt lco Ms Ed,tsL1w,m M-s
- Ls'pmdMnMafy Lecu.er Aslcs
Lloyd Ms Chss
n ~ e~s Ms NJ ses Mr't Murray Margaret
Nl GP M1uahen Mr4 N uto lsn
MoMAsTtR Mn M,Cartncy Mr,J
PrTTlr MrsaA Plel,n 4 len
kOtBK Avn Ra, orn E,x,5e,A
sCHAlB Msgdalers Smith S,phi,
fINu,u Mrs Trrcy Ms Jas Temper Clara
L I'm 1, ,or..u Ada a .Iiey Mcs
NNhlNm. Ma Weston Anna VILLAINS Man
w wtleis 5i-wsker Mrs
The sun., 1861-11-01
JEAEIA1.

NNGSCU NI-O1 Tfu.si1y, o.. sis,, 81.
= len g. I1nn', Nsn, 'ssi % yea $, 0 IN nths aud
~ dsya.
His friends, and trose N a.. family, Or, resnsc,
fly nyt'i O. .itrad tie fIners, tls tFridsy)
sf'e noon, at 3 pr'ock, from tho red lonoe o. his
brother. a.
roscuEs - 0, wei-e,,sy. OF. sob, NJ in
faum.tou OFT 2 b-s", Cua,l D1..Lcr, aged ~
yeas, . iu''.'s nrf .G 'ivs.
The fre.tf - -. rm. y,t,e m'm'crs ~ Her.
uNrn I.ji', NJ .cs "a v ald lie frHsr
$ rdHy a""-r'.r. "a inrt NJ 1'o'ocb. ron, hs
late i"' 80, 'o' ''h ave- cor. II Ccnwich ave
FL- ER On Cc,. Set, 4 typhus ver, Alcy.
y ciaI an l. E'"l, L''ut. Co. 10Th Regiment, n. Y.
VI ro~ ri Al ned AZ Fortress " infoc.
Toe fri' 90 ~ Am'g a. members "
1Fth Beat. = Us ". a. nl.l ,sry msa generally,
sie ssie l'sp,clu-y 'ts' 's saeni tas paerai, 90
Saiurl'y mrrrgs -, d 'u,S, At 1 o'clock, 'rro i4s
lie ts,.Ct,e. % 7LHd ave. "a
F.ILIs la.r r. Frns, oily sin of Ronert J.
@ s'a1 F5'.r sgsd months and % d.y.
The telaty'a sl.d friends ~ To family ars -
sfectfuly invited 10 sr,1d the funeral, this
d'n'e If 's p-.eais, cji Wet "a 81, without M
e. ~ toe %
IEIvBl,1I o. TN,cs i,r. o = %, Allie Ann,,
ory .. ye, ,. o. y, are, r. std Anna Al,.uslN
Homie. , A." .ly .r, mouths ard 4 d,y<
Hrr 6uotal vii 'rts Pare o. 1 ~ m ,--iu,
e. 10 %'c'cs ro'a 30 residence q her parents, @
fdr,jEe IT. 6I
.ErIOkY-o. OCT. 1o,h, WIN. Sheridan, sg,i
ns h'cats 81 a'lua4'arc,- sro res,.c,'ly
i'v'el n alrnd 10 flnora, this iF ii.rl af
i.r'o" i ocl'g'.. tOua Liza ia,o rezii,uc., aus
First ave. hS
ttAvlN-D0 Wei tsiAy, Ot 3OtA, of inf Vn
mLt,yn H so 'r'gs, p',rcE slsSin, aged % yea.s
and inw'ls
H,s fioris. al tA--e Of tie fam - are r,p,ac,
fully lrytd g. A4t-id te funeral, this {. r lAyI
Afternoon, at e'clc,k, from his lats resiieng,,
Corut'ia ~. 1875
wMcuT-or grur'dsy, o I. H',' Margaret.
tie below d vie q John ghL sgd 70 years aud
months.
Tie 'rrgdg And rcltivss ~ NE hraily Ar resyo',.
flly nv td e. sttsri tns funeral, t0is t.rd,yl
Ghrroon, a. ~ o'clock, FROM Ter ,sss rrden5s,
$50 East SD si. -
The sun., 1861-11-01
TALE OF NEW YORK

STATE OF NEW YORK,
> OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or srATB
ALBANY, August lHt, l-jl.
10 -nS sHvU'g' or rus CoUSrr oT NE~ Yoss'
eiE--
KoricI - rsgTGT dyN,, that at the Goner.
Election T. D." uold IN ths State, un the Tgo8a,y
sicc aeding the l,st Mopi,y o. Npyembor next tie
llYNt4s .lhrsIt &c to be sle It'd, ~ mt
Secretary o' st'to m tie lace Of nusd II J
Comptroller, IN the place Of Robert Dcnnis,on,
An Attorney General, m tie place Of Charles q
MyrtH;
s,.t, E.,sucsf and surveyor, IN .he place OF Van
a. X cnnuud;
State Treasurer, "a tie pl'oo y Philip Dorsi elm.
"a Csns C,mui,s.oner, IN Inc place II Hiram Gard
Ca a Connssouor, IN tho place " BenIau
Bruce, WlD VAS APPOINTED Z" al the vacancy
uo,asouei by tho los,,h pl samuel H. Barusa:
an Inspector ~ State Prison, "a th9 place Of Jgssb
7, Everest
Judge Of ,hc C.at II Appo,Is, in tho place Of
All v,idse terms of ,Gico will expire on the lan
ipy u' Ocoeuitr next
so, A Justice Of tho Supreme Coun 'or tha Fira
Judi. 'al Dsir't. In the pace n Thomas ".
Clr,le, whose term OF nil"e wtu eNI ro sn the
ll.o, se'at..s tor NO F"url', Fab, syth and
seventh ATE D'str ~ uprising tho County
OF ~ YORK
COUNTY OFFICERS so BE ELECTED.
sCvrnucn Monitors Of Assembly,
a suyutf, b. the p.ace Of John Kely;
H'Hty U TX, tu tA' p..Uy ~ John Ga. cy;
JrIsru. rnuon Plea, in the l'A-s of JOHN
AJioc' elf..'rc c.ir,, IN pa-s Of ArbA K
Ap.".ct AHsncy, lu tao place oi nelson J, Wa
rxo Jus,les Of de Superior 60, n, in Ins pla Of
lewis B Nuyhuh hld a nay llUd Man;
'JIr C0IunC-s, rl thc bee II l. 4 Ghph.e, An.
drew X. Jrokm,n, Francls y. OKsefo sno
W lhaw S.umer;
w. sIluysnJ,, m TIE lsoe " Ky yah L. Purdy
aud OrisNl W1ut
Al whose tr'W7 ui nc" VIII nNpife OA US lSA'
sy o. De euhor nryt.
Yours, Respectfully,
d. X FLOYD JONES
Secretary OF stats.
BTRRIFF OFFICE, l.,
,rryAsn rurNTYoT rFY YORK.
Iherriy arrt.iy Go above O. be trlo copy 4 NJ
rig.nal bot O. rece!'od y me thla lay rom Lh'
3ocIetaTy u state.
JOHN KELLY
| RNerT 1'the CITY srd County 'i New YORK
/ EXTRACT FROd CHAPTER t,h LAWS OF $50
/ Il4--Iie shor n or Clerk u the County ~ Nrv
York, who sAa reca ye notice Of an election shall
Vl.Lout delay, deliver a copy of such notice h tn
8pald uf Supervisors Of said county, and eAcf H.
p.rlRor OF said county; he shall also cause py Z"
i moh notice g. be publ she'd once IN each w0sk I'M,
the election therein specified In such newsp 'Vers b.
,aid county, not exceeding hteen In number, hayins
the largest circulation Ia the city and tho co lnty.
i Pursuant N the above extract, proprlotors o
ewApapers are notified not 10 insert this aivertss
Il meut unless duly authorized -
ghern of the City and County OF New York
Anb lGS1O9
The sun., 1861-11-01
THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. I, 1854.

CUsroM lIouE.-rhc CaSon House an d
surve, orS oiIi'o-s we're paid in full yesterday, in
de'suty no'es, f which n,wlv siOO, 900 We .
distributed. The rcvsrue officers ,s5 received
rev silver baarcs, bearing tho national arms.
The badges are oval, Nth circular ornamental
GENRE pieces about the sils q half d liar. Tn.
deputy coll c'ors have gel badges, similar in
desi, u, tut costing Slj each.
The sun., 1861-11-01
MINIATURE ALnAnAn-
MARINE INTKLLIGENCB.

rogroS, OCT b1,-The brig ortolan Lord vhish
nirUe "a fIon C,ue Aug 4s,b "a Now 70 h, % is'e-
Ipi @l ,utide In d.siress, leaking. A asamr is
~ lss!fc.
baltimore OF 30.--ThN brig Adsl,ue, R,yro e.
y Usdir w.t1 Nisa, N baga fer Bordeaux spr,lnS
= caS or ssido u The DICK.
The sun., 1861-11-01
ESEFIoYIiENT-Fe,nnIes.

4 INV GOOD CAP NJ FRS WANTED
- ~ n P.,.d~fy. G)'lw0 = v-e.ly. &.
A1KSTEP, j.. u-i!'i0
The sun., 1861-11-01
AUCTION NOTICE..
A 1TRACTIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE

Tbs tFrdAyl afternoon, s 2 s'clock. Of q very
lsrge Naiiety OF rar.or, chamber, dung ropni 4
basement tufuit,ne contained in h use f52 rEeuty.
FIRST ~, rtar itn ave, emb ang the handsome rose-
wood, oak ard mahogany furniture of l6 toN-,f;
rire,i'r tapestry sud inyrain CARPETS sl-ant beds
snd beddinR, ra'trsres, bsbhcts, 'nfs ari s,f,
ntdntads, sivtrNa-N ch ma, tuttry, utc.tIs,
oloo's' u,ircr5, htdsiosd,, buuaus b es 3 sale
rAn of ehire. OF 0ss 20
The sun., 1861-11-01

CIR 'rL LElIENs LIST.
ABBOT E,hae Adams John .
R'"nMd DaWdB Ns'sA nsr wp T
H,ri Rev P,tcr nsTS,nn Mr. Prosa nr,b,r,
vei Atr BlsaLd Wan
~ ristslN Caldsn Trcs Cr,'int C,,rl.,,
CCsr T. N ch,c Clb,eryJ Cunev Henri
i,i~ei d. tytt
)'y.on NJ p,sr SON Mr. d orhorn Wa
- ~ it = IT snt..ah wtn D4an.y N.,n
- N. s', Luke Doom ter Henry ,tn wn
y " N.. '', u NJ DNy,r WIN
n,v e ism"iB DC 'rCnasN
EGAEJ uu Eiward, John
Foam sGeo A lay ilerO
- .tn.r Mat CisiamFs GrainMr
VI t,W Gtu,ncLes Con. go I'm n n,
Hsrt.y P"u 'nd Garlncr t,nbr
uH.ud j.ru raHPv s,nuJlaNt join
- h l"n., Win lN"A Lew. "a csstdtsr VIM
II o. 90, W ~ u'nla Gsh H.nz Anton
II { 'rf" Vas DIANA Edgar Hess Andrew
u Uuau Amy
JANIsON RcvCH
Il en~iy JOIN k'cf' John o Kljb Bc,ry
AKr Art,u kaNer,y rLua
T ,p,l ch la.gSu JON Lathrcp Al
Ii Ar = lu.Hanu Jn'tpiL,wi,w w Gtor,e
NT,r'ar 1rEh ssrt'fG Miller Vim
NlYa, % , trf hi,I. I'd sArkWalI,a,
M,r,y - A.,1 L.r- fSyaudC
Nuriy Pri'cS Mpy'r wm
NIcl'ath NJ ch.NcG. Uurh Mc3urc Tho.
vi n Honey NcC,c .ohn Mcglnn P.trich
ET McG % Tererce
OWNS JAMES
Dc'~son J Payne Henry rurdysP
i "a Itr l. llat Warner Paterson Rllt
QIIhK PATRICK
PECKNAN THOMAS kOCKwEtL l. MR.
~m,ta wn >kiuer sChonted. lss
CSu g. Henry sa..sIP
Sow Georgo -SsgfedF
rTN,Dne Jns,ph Ties J hn TriGlcrCJ
L II T"l.. jhms Tiac,y j ihn ID
Toy .or II Il Toy ,pf Geo III
VM VA YA'DEVENTER Az
IA, .nh P,t'r W ltowr Nj wilh raqon RoN
W WILLIAMSON " tsr MtIia hD
q Co.'S ~ ausC WlIAk'r l. r
'"r'HW W,k.rE Wheeler Wn
Wilt John
YtEtRH uqPNAN
ZuIITR WV
iui WILLIAM v. PABOR =, ".
The sun., 1861-11-01
MILITARY NOTICES.
Rally Around the "Old GaRrd."
lSr SCpTT LIFE GUARD,
tTH REiisENT N. Y. vObU srEERs,

NV"TeT A. ". IANLUK.
By order of Gen. D,T, this regiment viii hH il-
creased IN thr 4. 8 e. vtrumcnt stauIsrd % tOs
tnVn imue-l.try.
A fgw more the r-iicd @ ruits will 70 ar,crt 4 ;
trHs- having seen sntylre preferred.
.suyim rt vas e., gan Rcd April c2l, 1861, ~
tie SIT. l. GurIi" "a mi itary or,1 1s., . com.
ostd u' IL - Sho served Ia the Mexican W.. un.
d.I Gen. S'nls.
Tl.srgiulut % s'cn s'tvcr II Nevpp-, Nlvs,
y ard isuuv statuuel NJ Havrv is Grlc-. "
Rs'r.iiiirr uf.y. ~ q and ~ be. seen v NJ n
ard t1utbvrg.
Ma wh 5AiusON, aad Lieut. JNvE3 WALK.
VI R'sIu.t4Ig fut ere. ttIu lL'il2
The sun., 1861-11-01
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

JNOR SALE--2l or 5lNGEkS SEWING
l. mes usIe. IA Use; Trey ato tie genuine
ar. p, Pre-. 81 conp,.te aud learned - optrAt'
I,s. Slatoa15. hp- ya' u l.. zaneIn It, "a loor
/ .uat ION, from tJ p. m. al slol
The sun., 1861-11-01
DENTISTRY.

TEETH-TEETa-TE THE AMERI-
l. can Teeth Co-Pracsical dentsts arc inserting
oeSut full setts Al 81 and S1o part sous 50 cents
per tooth; warranted half tie usual price; bona
aiing 90 oent., sSt DowoEy, OPPosits Finh q.
els aGAOslOo
The sun., 1861-11-01

-
Nottr " .tu - 81 -tth''- - tgn VA X. eli IT,
z. ouustt uC of c'sts Iauts - g.
~ sl,HAEL DOODI, C,ua,bl,
The sun., 1861-11-01
AUCTION NOTICE.

n Z T IVIE NVT TNTr-
4 Grrat 'e Household Furniture This nav,
f1lAy, 4 ION g locN, tO west iGtn ~, near 6th
avt. s. by order OF Ass guee consisting Of psr r.
thAmlcr AID d ting room furniture, c ita, glts,,
~ We ware, Sb'e cut efy, mirrrts, table, chs :,
iN ana to'N Dads, cvckN Curtai. ., ads vases,
u uscr, W Tn and iugrsiu caypet-, n abnsa y
~ d ia walnut buresus, leis'eads snt iciirS
~ tVr'y descuphn. as) furniture OF servants
srsr m'nts; slso ls'ge Asrtmcut bascmuat 4
Et,leo f'rsiture. Sale pu.itive, rain r. same. A.
CURTIN, Aucrr. ia3
The sun., 1861-11-01
REAL ESTATE.

C0nOnFORA a WELL ESTABLISHED
- %oNJoCuun'Iy 1t retb flll ope-ai n W.
Farm z. ptsniuy 5ales n excellent land god
dw'llinR no So, ban, nit, b., all In c)mp
order, FoNd location, al uiles on L. u y. \
EuNCE Cty H.l ace, corner Chamber.
nl3'SO
The sun., 1861-11-01
UCTION sALEoF

"A ONEs so uOo WORTH OF
elegant b, us-.. II furniture. thi. dNy, Friday, NJ
the large hcatdiug houss 2ls wsst An ~ near Nn
ave. sole at lON o'clock consisting II rose sod,
Y IIcicrte suits m rrui =, t,his =, (, beiL nlars
Bivssels. wuton and ingram carves, brdiins ,f
tveiy d~ci1 sdon' crock ~, ohna, glass silver
wEio, kuives aud fn KS, b,d,ts,I,. w7reqrs v.s,.
s'I'ds g.. ei s-s. DC as0 a,,,ttnon, OF basement
bhd khCu'n turutufe. 40
The sun., 1861-11-01

COO TUBS MACKEREL, 80 POUNDS,
OOOpTiee 81 tub shAd, DO. 81 tub sllm n, 9
-ound tubs, 3 Holland Herring, ~ keg o.
srreis new fresh salt HsTHtngs 800 barrels mIrk
- L. h- .fNsT NFFsas -
The sun., 1861-11-01

DOARDING - COMFORTABLY ROOM
- with stoves W let, with board, for geatlsneu
and thsir wives or two dugle men; neat ball sno
attic n Guns With stoves, cheap, for man ani wife. D.
or . respectable lAdies, - - HvinSi'" - ""''
The sun., 1861-11-01
PUBLICA'CEONs, SO.

SPLENDID AND BEST FASHION EAGA-
- ziGe-Mme DEMOREaT's Qusrter Hirror OF
tsahions, contalui z nearly 100 hns Q grayiDga,
large magnificent Q, lUred fashion plateS, and full
ice patterns Yearly ST. with valuable preaniurn.
Single copies 90 cents
473 BROADWAY.
Winter number ready ncSt week.
livery lady In Amei ioa should have Ii. mol asi25