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Shilling Advertisements.
EMPLoYnENr-Ps. hAI.a

EMPLoYhENr-Pss hALs.
WANTED.
aAAB SR's boz tha. caa si.ve "a Riu.bsth T.
Boy Of 10 90 Al, a, baAsry, IN 8 9th, wasbsh IA
BOY Ct II at tbs bsiiue CO.. slth i - ID ave ~
coy Who can shave, stss3 n ic'h g. va
skRNANb'y &C ma,ptsi ~. -,,-s 4 lam.
Hohss collar sAortsrs~ hsrd, r,n-.-ts OIL.
LADIES' esiser fttes. a. 40 az =, t,,t, -, av.v.
MAN Wifs on . u NJ as.ossr ~ o,ci c,
hsBoh Who uosart = scttt-s Ia, ,e.,s, a'.av
SCL-l X fsr sroosrs stofs, TChdh.n Lu,r.
sBRAkssssc sgSF, ,n.f,.~a apusr
tfokFFSa tor tow eFsy Ub.inan 5I,s-,
LOG AG rr5vs I'D 8. Pe.1. "a
EMPLoHNENr-F FSua.
WANTED.
COOK, o., 'r'testsns ssi p,e.d-.y "a
90 X siri 10 nu-.. Nce1I-s. ~ s~,.,ta, ,
ishN"AE - ~a.t.d, a. % Hphss 7
w 90 As ca NJ B.ses--.' . s,,l-
"l Ito r'Ga haby, 1T % C,,hsr,oe n "a
HANo o. n-nnal., rts,taAvA Wn,Rr
p-banas sa,~r, sti,9 sfa-tun A. "a,
70 VS. - -,rs Nh hoip '.irs, s0a ar.,.-..
S,LADY ssea'. ~ ,d--''rs-o . . u si..cs..
WAIVED YoR PoUSEwovK
fol ~ tor hcass~s-E- ~, va, spaa a.
EOu~a cir 70 ss,bt "a ne s,rk--srs Pourts "A
SITUATION wANrEJ-Br xALss
BYs by fyca's a. plumblaG-i Chamber 4. =,
BY = eoloted boy on farm -ioT We u ssth It. u
SITUATION WANTED Or Fnn..
-
40 uousehseyer- n, b'h hcuse bs,ow litn ave
Ell young woman a. vet Iuse- 3's dssnd d. O.
BY an operator ~ sinser-r 4t PeariA "a
bYs eoio-ed g'ri ~ eNambsrmsid-lSs him st. rssr
BOARDING.
BOARD for sonta, o., ladies ellis MsdL ON n :,
BOARD for lsdlss sssts, =, loS "a ava. lis
BoARD vashipe, % Isl west s0th o. Ii.s
BOARD, with nice iarge rsom.s',bJ -r6 M.SI.suii Il
BOARD sutz $3.50, ladies si,1S-ss Allan 4. Iii
BOARD for yesng lsly,privs.s famlly,5 goorok q,
LADY hcaekeepins wishes . lady-1es Nat ssth n
efTo for Gent emen; ~ for adiss, i6l drama It
LODGINGS TO LET.
FURnisHkD rooms to LEI. 10 Ostt srine a. "a
PURN1BHnD bedroom 10 ls,, si--2ss Brocus 4 a.
FURMsHKD or usfurnisheS attic rsomsSsJ Grs.Aa
tuRnisnEb rseuas st 100 East Broadwsy liz
LODGINGS for resp .ctAbis females, u MN q u.q
LODGINGS iron II 10 OF spts-ba Ilspensrd. lo,s
prarHros supa
orc Gerry. hrturss. &c, IS Hudson ~, Btiyn. IL
uooAR stors for sale, pros sss- 70 eprues Il. IFS
bODA Water busi ness, sso,ox Barclay 4 Grssevisb
ARTICLES FOR SALE.
ONE AP Prntiss Cards Tssts per ioeo-sI Chatham
Ffx1 URKs Of fancy store, cheap -SH n 10Th .n i
Fancy Lisooos for sale, PAS Power 81, wm.Nso ir
GOOD Ioay no 70 . hsrues., SILL E~wnins sta
GOOD horse harness, $50 OF Bsdford u. 9.
COOP Bssssea1s for -, at sss Husson 1t. 40
MILK Route for s.ls at l6I nsst soth q IA
STORE ssok room furnitnrs for s.lasI Mott u-9 !,
W " maehises for sAls rvnt,f 94 jay Bkiyn.li =,
"a HAND brick stens. obess % Attor asy It, l.,
Low pricsd hnrsss for sa,r, s1b ws-a Sth 4 III
ARTICLES WANTED.
A Hea,y prcp Press, cheap for cash "A B, sol Gun.
TO LET.
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TRUEK LOST "A REWARD OF ego
tsnt', lotto msean LED In ths latter pat OF Nay.
sid trunl Nss p.t hed Grsen. with O. A. In b sch
doD Tnres. IL
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ioIh-sAips City Of Balh, B'istol' ustl.lxs -
John, D; A-erioa, nv~poui; Psrnaata, nsS.g
deoraes. AstwsTp. B1ks n a o,spAsAsoas ~
MAIsslllss Cara puail, AazssAipos
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llOA FUR SALE A LakGE sail BOAT
~ ,CNt,rs dt.v. % 'gc'es 4 =. 20, ateS'r. tas
aret; alta beiug Be~ chi. sr-ine tee b,,t s IN o,
NCers = tbl, sprtg A. b. ese1 On the nv "a std
q n rla Ra osd Perry, jm,ev Cit. cod
~-rN,s oyvtsr boat. w.n 9.iA5
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TO LET.

GENERAL BUSINESS.
BESJAMISs bras ,p ING tros,as i sarelsy 81 H.
BRoOKLik AEen' y DR.. Z.ir. Remedy,l Button 1t
COLUMBIAN raw ! 30 50 cent? 4i5 Hue.on st.
pELAho's moth proof trunks-Ssi 'ieeckn at. 20
DR. ZxLL DrunAard's Cure 90 Divisl,n 81, ". ".
PEsAYs weakness cured by Life q ,rd'Al, 81 st. AZ
GRDSp 1rTss cth pasts ~ s,u,h I'd -, m,hgn
Z AIR Dys to best, sne.s ID sbr ssts.clr auoson q
MAS BsACB, AIT Dc z Ia remedy 2,4 9Th ave.
PATssr hrd'eines CO, p .: a. Sou h % Vt, wmbsli
I'd BAND furniture bought, sss Hu. son 81. Sc
s4Ooo 10 loan on mortgage -oNEIL, 81 Liberty It.
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prW rhBrtBka >ALE-H S3ANLAN
S't"i .. va a'' jay s.U. Z 50 az
~ e,i.. -. CBN rO%iLsY, ~, .ORTLsv 4
" "
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4 tOUkS. DOOkS DNSO.S-fJk aALE
- s,: s ,eT ossh. Ai'S Grad i. 'Silisnsbarsb-
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LNA" NhR KER't y Il ,-IOUN MOB RI
MIR " ~ VI ed Ehs. NJ sol, Tht. u y, 4O0
80 y .'r q net .'is|' .ilk s-d ~ er dros.ss
ast- g's. nc, eli' - - ostA 'ant-, ~,
cite. II. a -. Nc LEN r., o. NJ ,b.rry -. ~
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A1OhTlAGs So E--P GAFPSEY. ATCT
'A~iil -~,, Tt 9th nav Of iuy, at lei wa-t "a
y, % c, tgrts a ,Nrer ~ sSlcor, CO Al ting OF
r,"eb,t wN t@v. I'D osotin u'ens iy, &c
40 oclceE ~ the crar Sbth At. aid ia az
Gsr fiNtd zee "a vita e. ~
~ Nm. KEENAN,. Au'y Or NJ utgaSee.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
THIS table u derived b. oonpasass. q Ne ma
soard - lss eanh day -
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ENG1HE AND BUlLEk fOh SALE ONE
~ upt glt er CINE sLd bate ~ ioh O. II der, 10
inch rtrch., Wit pump, we iy- shssl, pulley,
seam f., and eSpau,t orc, all complies and ready
tDrtunsip Also, uprtsnt Unktns Sud liier, ~
CD eylis do, 10 irc' rrcko oth cf go, ~ nee
heve ben uret hut tw .""rths aud sosrce'y our
CO. iyiO 100; 40
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ARTICLES ron SALE.

pOAT FUR SALB-s1 EAM rON-BDAr
~ ERfs- al int res, ~ N. bove b 81 vii he
cod ow Grd on fsvo'ahls rms haer REQ pt y
cvsrhauled, ard u nov IN teo-nuea s'd-, O.n ~
seen At per "a 10, Z. n Aadr,ss ons !.elp.O.
lyIgtta
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AiUKSE & CART FOX SnLa-IS COED
~ ,rdr. To be ren - ltU riustt. T.. ".
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
y Isaac Moses and Abraham r. b. Moses against Philip
BurrowsIt appearing by the above andav that Jndg.
entitled action and execution issued thereon and that Ed
Fox the of said Judgment and that no part
thereof has been paid satisfied and that the Chaber:
lain of the Of New York has properly belonging 70 sad
New York. appear before me- one Of the Judges Of THIS
forenoon Mt the chambers of said Court and answer con-
corning said property Aud Is further ordered that notice
of The nroceedpg the defendant Philip Burrows
by publishing copy Of this order In two Of the daily papers
The New York Herald in each week for six weeks and
also by deposng copy Of said order In the New YORK
Post Office addressed Philip Burrows Florence Italy,
"NN f"' ANTHONY l., ROBERTSON.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL. THE 2orH
- day of September 1861 for supplying The Army OF the
Potomac with Potatoes About 10000 bushels will be requir
ed in lots of about 5000 bushels per week. The Potatoes 10
be Of the first quality and equal in quality TO the following
kinds:-
MERGERS fbue),
Pink Eye,
MERGERS (white).
The potatoes be delivered Washington and subject to
such inspection delivery the Subsistence Department
require and TO be made in Treasury notes. III
government should desire it.
potatoes delivered In good strong barrels and
each hushel be estimated nj sixty pounds.
The bids to be directed Captain A. Bcckwi,h c. 81 T. s.
A., Washington, u. g.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WINTER GARDEN fo.S1our
the brilliant aud beautiful
49, Mrs JOHN WOOD
ClNDERELLA
produced with entirely
MEM "sd MUSIC, composed and arranged by the
EEW EN- ~: % x uetz
r, AND NEW AND STARTLING EFFECTS. IVES
The maHnagsment has pleasure the fol-
FSenSn ss H' PORK PORK Y Herald daily
% sS o Of ss sn a" s M ss In
% weoms anS nd Sna T ra mS hos
the watering PLACES fun in the and
al nsps or the speedy termination Of eiy
as honse y spite Of the bad weather with brilliant
written the Su M CHARLES sh%nc Of
his CITY, nnd sramned With telling hits and LEGAL patriotic
praise which the SSriesqse Was prod se
ting up piece some tbs II s ses
S sesr hs Da1 % VERY fine and
eative and demonstraye The of punk
T Of f Tns ay aos S
IN sNoa a S g S w i"s a bat & T. s99a M
Koppx the new conductor created genuine sensation
From the New York Daily Times
un hs fsuar fall at s noSsS opened last
Mrs JOIN Wood being the attraction of the evening is
ZION bestowed on the first piece IN the burlesque Of
thht the management displayed strength.
ed for the OCCASION The jokes OF the old
happily doveailed into others of the moment and with q
taste which we seldom nd exhibited by that prolific author
Sbaney s believe responsible for the excellence of
present edition Of Panches famous buresque He
ms work we'll We cannot ut the moment of writing
per single reference to jersey or solitary joke at the ex-
The greatest has been production of
the piece All the emery Is and the dresses rich
oag ran The cas-, introduces some faniar Names AMONG
me most prominent those OF Mrs. God and Miss
clifton The his we need scarcely say yiyacions and
livery NJ ever the Inter- developed
new vein OF miaicfy and thoroughly artistic Mrs
Wood to whom the honors the evening received
burst OF the warncst applause from her lieges. Her per-
thorough hcartiness.
Mr. Davenport excellent the Prince and the orohes
ira was eNcoifenty conducted by Mr. koppz "Caderea"
viii be success the best produced and best written
version we have ever had In this city and it's reception last
night Justes the expenditure OF the laying
1t before the public.
Ample fun Is made of the bright little story If there
fun To be made through ngn meter but the Of this
bright little story Is rather the brighter for being drawn in
this difficult way right and pleasant There
the usual saucy shots at the duly authorized
poraton taxes for sanceand there the usual oppor
unies Tor handsome displays which not to that Cn
tertanment could scarcely be otherwise than lively
Mrs John Wood; II has all the additional spirit of number
OF other clever actors OF an Yncomon snowy lot of young
and OF admirable eiects
and its adaptation To these times Is effected by ausions
pertinent and witty than usual constructed by pro-
fessonal humoris Mr. Charles Stanley OF Vanity Fair 1t
acting, but let's OH with easy uncritica admiration
1t very cfeditable 70 the OF the Winter
den to the New York careful
production And VIII certainly Ind great favor with the
public.
Before the bresdue the comedietta Of COOL AS Gu
CuMBER, in which MI. L. Baker and Mr. Stodart appear.
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PEnHnAnMA,sS ,svrnSArroS,, EXCURSION
EMBRACING THE
EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES

L GRAND INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION,
EASTERN h ASp MIb ii. STATES
THE dASADAs.
W.T., THE STATES OF
Main, New Hampshre ysrWYoat Massnefnsetts Rhode
sylvana, Delaware and Maryland
UNITED 1aaaEArEs,
Canada East and West and New Brunswick
BRITISH e pF Fta
THE ROUTES
n S %SS a good y 60 h 5 br w" sn to
Ksene Fl'eh5arsh and Boston g New York from
passenress can leave New York by way Of Boston reaching
osa and Fo y, and Il vii the same regard to Starting
from other points on III 5se ron, route 50 pr,Nc
Tickets good leave The Excursion on Tuesday, Wed
W Ssdsy aa sfrsy r asa y, '@d
turning 70 paceof starting before October IS 1861
pqess and as P Psurnisg #sss anu "
Is ss o the GaT"' %ss
New York and 70 Barnnm's Museum, and including
To gs he 70 rp at out Ticket To- baltimore
From Baltimore TO New York and the round trip return
From PhIaGepia to New York and the round trip and
return including ticket to BALTIMORE and retnn to
whoSt ,asIadins ticket = Baltimore: q
wishing Hq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S;isfsA EeH e sS '5s
Tickets for the entire for sale in New York ut the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Housc Lovcjoys Hotel and other
principal hotels and railroad Offices. In Philadelphia at the
Office OF the r. W. and Il. Railroad and the Continental
House In Wilmington at the railroad office In Baltimore
at the Office OF the T. W. and b. Railroad, at Barnums
Hotel and the Gilmore House In Washington at the
National Hotel. In albany, Troy, Saratoga, Rutland, Bel
lows Falls Keenc, Ftchbnrg, Burlington, Rouse's Point
Montreal, Quebec Danvilc junction, Portland, Boston,
Worcester Norwich and Providence and at the railroad
Offices.
The President Of the United States,
~ The Governor General Of Canada,
The Governors the States and the Mayors Of the
several cities are invited join in the excursion.
Steamboats, will he furnished at Quebec at reasonable
price parties wishing visit Ha Hal Bay on the wild
Sagueuay river.
on route and return BY the route
d reasonable price . -
All communications regard 10 the excursion should be
addressed To JOSIAH PERHAM, Adams House. Boston, his
headquarters.
Mr. Perham will represented in New York by his agents
Mt the Fifth Avenue House and Loyejoys Hotel
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.

IVAsHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL FALL RACES.
The following Races viii Off the Fashion Course
on the 10th day OF September AT O'Clock r. Twosyear
old match carrying 81 bs for $500 September 49, 1851
y r. Monnot names bay lilly by Logan, dam Sylphde by
Emnhus John Hunter names bay 1ly by Revenue, dam
for two years ola Carrying 90 lbs lilies and gedngs al
lowed lbs 500 Entrance half forfeit The proprietor 70
add 500 Dash of mile. Four subscribers. j. r. Monnot
enters chestnut hy by Logan, dam Mary Bdde by import
ca Glencoe Also CHI. c. by Logan dam John Hunter
enters br colt by imported Barownie dam imported Com
fort BY Irish Brdcatcher Also CHI by Revenue, dam
Fanny Fern by imported Glencoe r. s. Forbes not named
+. Morris entry dead.
Special train for the Course viii leave Hunters Point at
NJ and return Immediately after the Excursion
tickets TO go and return 10 cents Boats VA! leave James
slip ferry ut O'Clock r. NJ and connect with the train also
Thirty fourth ferry Every mHtes stages from
Thirty fourth street will convey 70 the Course
Members stand reserved for ladies'.
Judges 70 be appointed by the Association
BThe Revenue Colt will be sold Immediately after the
race to the highest bidder, to close partnership
Jos. CRACIIERQE Mann
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
IA for S-f IN ail caors Of warranted manufacture; also
solid Chestnut Chamber Suits, plain and ornamental, at H.
+ FARI NGTOSs 3os Canal street, opposite Wooster Is
fabiished1n 1915.
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TNOR SALE--THE TROTTTNG HORSE HONEST PETER
IL Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF
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CAPTAIN WANTED--A SOLDIER, TO TAKE CON-
mnu OF company about 70 join their regiment already
AT The seat OF war; None but first apply
Office,
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A NENGLIsH ENFIELD RIFLE FOR sALE-sUITABLE
Tor an officer IL has mould, wrench straps &C. and is
IN an oak case Apply JOHN CLARK 80 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ollce, room No q
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DOR SALE-1HIEE BROWN STONE HOUSES on
Il Thirty eighth street. hundred feet Madison
ayenne at secession prices Inquire the premises
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n completes in every particular; has never been used
WIN be sold cheap has il. Address
or apply to r. G. RUTHERFORD 6 ST. Marks place Eighth
street. - -
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FoR sALE-CoRNER OF FOURTH AND WEST TENTH
street the Cottage eight Lots For particulars ap-
ply TO DIR. HALL. "a Charlton street.
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THE WAR.

A TTENTION, COMPANY H. SIXTYNINTH REGI.
IA ment.Members who have signed the roll will require
vice Quarters and rsons viii be furnished Immediately.
few recruits wanted TO ill company BY order OF
Pail. CARR, First Lieutenant. j. LOWERY Captain
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A NEAT TWO STORY BASEMENT AND SUB-CELLAR
IA House for sao In Brooklyn, located in pleasant neigh
borhood convenient to cheap for cash. would take
part cash aud part lots. Apply Mt l57 Atlantic street
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nor SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, A BOARDING HOUSE
well furnished, and filed with good paying boarers;
location unsurpassed Apply to s. MARTIN, 3ff Grand
street Allen
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E'0UR LOTS, NEAR THE SOUTHERNMOsT BoUNpA.
ot Central Park, on corner Broadway, for sale very
low II large proportion OF cash be paid principals only
ny gentleman going to Europe. Apply to +. W. GEISsEN
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Projectors. Messrs O. H. Fox and w. Lngard.
TMENTy-SECOND AND LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of Chas. Gayer's Military Drama OF
BULL RUN;
On THE SACKING OF FAIRFAX COURT HOUSH.
The Petite Comedy OF
THE YOUNG WIDOW,
And The Scottish Drama Of
THE WARLOCk OF THE GLEN.
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nor SALE CHEAP, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
or brooklyn Property three of the best Slious the
country two Jet black out of Long Island Black Hawk Jr.
ana celebrated mare Duroc old sound
tot 25 and not trained the other two years old
stock; the other -four old IG hands high well broken
and gentle out oil Trustee Jr and Duroc Apply
ITO Chatham street. second floor. j. l.. TRAVER Auctr
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IRISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGIMENT, BEING NOW
organized offers superior Inducements 10 all parties de-
srous of aiding their country In this crisis Quarters and
subsistence Will be provided Immediately after bengmrser
ed into service 0ceis will meet this Thursday
ing o'clock when all necessary papers be obtained
at the headquarters, Mercer House.
THOMAS NJ REID, Colonel.
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II
~ Ders OF the old company who the war; and
all friends Of the cause requested meet al Sark,s
Hotel "a Chatham street Thursday September r. 1861
from III A. N to r. NJ, further the BRIGADE
aqd Keep up Ne glorious fame our gallant sxyninh made
brigade; NJ MAGUIRE, First Lieutenant; - GOODMAN, En-.
sign, -
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BOARD OF EXAMINERS ON MILITARY-J j. NOR
- rison late Captain of Company A. Ninth regiment
yesterday duly examined and qualified field by
III u Martn - ~ -~'f~'- '-~ ~''S'-~
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A MILLINERY STORE, DOING
good cash anu custom business in good location and
cheap rcat Having other business to attend
tend TO both. Apply 10 Mrs Z. APPEL 2a3 East Houston
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INOR SALE OR TO LET-A FIRST RATE SHADES AND
Oyster Saloon; 264 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Inquire
next door
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brooklyn FIRST CLASS REsIpENcE FOR SALE
- or exehangeon Oxford street. 800 fee, south Of Fulton
avenue, with plot 4ix20O all just finished splendid house;
commanding location Apply to W. b. NICHOLS, Al Pine
, 1861-06-27
Gt)iraqo Gributtc
CITY AFFAIRS.

An idea: Of the financial muddle in
which the city finds itself lett, by Inc
crcsh in the currency, the malfeasance
Of Ole Of its officials, and the Improbable
,:y Of 1.aklng use Of its funds IN hands,
may bc got by careful reading OF last
nights council proceedings, printed here
with Never before has Chicago been in
sucl, strait. If the Mayor, aided By the
Common Council, succeeds in ayerting
tie financial dishonor with which she
is threatened, he will have done
i job u.at should cntitle him to the thanks
Of cyt1y good citizen It's fortunate that,
in tic emergency, she has at the helm q
Mayor upon whom all Eparties may impn~
city rely.
We suppose it is necessary for commit
ices and the Council, in speaking Of the
deficiency in the Sewerage Commission,
10 attribute the prospective loss to the
Board. But it Is Only matter o.
common fairness 10 etate that The
diversion and misappropriations are
are due solely to the act Of its Treasurer
Sylvester Lind, who, we understand as
Eumes the entire responsibility OF the loss.
His bund Is supposed to be sufficient to
protect the city; but when its guarantys
can be made good, no one can state. We
ere willing TO believe that Mr. Lind i
moro the victim Of miscalculation than o.
lelibtrate dishonesty; but as his account:
low stand, he is defaulter to verJ
le~yy amount
It will be apparent that heavy los
n..s.st he submitted to, IN the payment o
Tie se1ni- annual interest On the 1st proeimo
OF ccrrsc, anything can be borne bette
uan the destruction Of our financial goot
remc, which, up to this day, stands unim
reaclrd. But it is not pleasant redec
ziun that the man who could eudoW sec
t.yian institution Of learning to the amour
Of 100000, should, by his oflcil miscon
duct, cause the indefinite suspension q
orr city schools.
, 1861-06-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsha7e.1
sPn,s0rrE1D, June cG.
Gov. Yates leaves this city tomorrow for
New York and Washington, and will bo absent
about tIo weeks. he will use his influence to
procure the acceptance Of ten more regiments
from this State The Treasurer, Mr. Butler,
goes this evening. Mr.. Auditor Dubois, also
goes to New York, nnd will extend his visit
to Washington, to lend the weight OF h's In
nueEce to increase the effective numbers Of
the Illinois volunteers.
I understand that the friends Of ,CafkkP Pope
.s.,; urging Oh the President hls promotion
| iren Bigadier to Major Gereralstip.
Whether it is the intention Of his friends to
put him in the place hitherto assigned to Col
| Fremont, an net able to soy.
| It Is understood TINT Col MeClenand Of
this city, member of Congress elect from the
9Th district, will not accept o Brigadler Gen:
eralsbip If rendered him.
| General Singleton Of Quincy has declined
the Colone1cy of the 1st Regiment Of CaTslry
| rendered TO him By the Governor.
Col. Grant has obtained permission to march
bis command when he moves from Camp
Yates, to Quincy. The health of the men c.
Camp Yates is not good, owing to the wate:
perhaps, the we'll for the supply Of which lies
over Or near coal seam.
Chauncey Miller Of Chicago has been ap
pointed by GOV. Yates, under the recommen
dation of Col Turchin, Adju.ant Of the 1911
Regiment.
The Medical Board for the examination o
Surgeons for the Ten Regiments, Is still il
session. They pass upon the claims Of candi
dates at the rate Of three OF four daily.
The Grand Jury failed to find bill asalns
Pulley-of couEse.
Fine rain over nearly the whole Of the cer
tral portion of the State last night.