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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

LETTER PICKED UP.-On Saturday the 10Th inst,
tengalon ron-b bound key picked up Cd the beach
opposite the Wrightsvile Fishery on the Sound On
one end of the key the address, to- Mrs Martha c.
Bowen, Myrtle Grove Sound n. O., and on the oppo-
site end was direction to the effect that the keg con-
tanned letter. On opening the keg letter was found
from Mr. George f. Bowen to his wife, MIRA Martha
G. Bowen. The letter contains not word of public
interest. Mr.. Bowen who is one Of the pilots decoyed
of by the barque to which reference has heretofore
been made, is now on board full rugged ship which is
OF coast At the date of the letter. the 18TH he
was well. James Pickett was we'll on the Thursday
preceding the date Of the letter.
All the value of the letter is to Mira Bowen, to whom
it gives of her husbands life and health
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

The Howard Cavalry" Capt. VIM. G. Howard,
started last Sunday afternoon for the coast We learn
that it is TIE object of General Anderson to have the
coast line OF the department committed to his charge
fully patroled We do not know exactly the destina-
ton of the company but learn that they go to Swans
boro in Onslow county
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th instant is truly
glad to announce that General Wse's condition has
been much bettered within few days. and on yesterday
friday evening was still improving
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

IT WILL be seen by notice in to-days Journal that
dividend of eight per cent has been declared from the
profits of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany for the last twelve months Pleasant to be- stock
holder.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

It is seriously to be hoped that the Potomac is at
last completely blockaded, and the gentlemen of the
Linesne persuasion compelled to obtain their supplies
fer their capitol by the single of the Railroad
from Annapolis. 1t would indeed be something like
cutting off the right of the Lucouite forces, as
President Davis is said to have remarked. H. there
appears to be little reason for doubling vessels of the
enemy have been set fire to by redhot shot, the batter
les mast indeed command the chsnDel of the river at
very pretty range-one that will enable any amount
O. execution to be done.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

We learn that Secretary MEMMISGEF mas bv the
edged the munfcent gifts to the G0vernniS som Waco
citizens Of the valley Of the BrazOs, Texas ir0n
to the mouth, of $50, 900 bushels OF corn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

WILMINGTON, N. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1851.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24

- CoNFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-10-24
Western Vlrainla.

= The accounts from the Western portion OF Eglnia
are even more confused than those from Kentucky or
Missouri The only open and direct lines OF commun'
cation are in possession OF the enemy being those Dy
steamers on the Kanawha River by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Wheeling Petersburg whence
there is tegraphio communication and railroad trave'
in every direction A telegraph bad been put up by
our people from Staunton on to Lewsburg, but the
cable was old and rused suppose, and although en-
ough strength OF battery put to burn the wires
down, no message could be got through. We rather
question if the wires are in working order now on any
considerable part of the Virginia Central so that upon
the whole it takes very long time to get any news,
and when the does come it comes IN questionable
shape We think the annexed from the Richmond Dis
patch appears to be about as reliable as almost any
other and we feel nearly certain from circumstances,
that there are few chances for Rosencranz coming
back against people with any such number as twenty
FIVE Thousand men. Kentucky and Missouri demand too
much attention from the Federsls to allow them just
now to reinforce the gentleman with the Shaksperean
name The article from the Dispatch is as follows =
WESTERN V1RGIN1A.-We learn from DR.. Clarke,
who has just reached the city from our forces no" 10
Raleigh county, that Gen. Floyd with strong force,
had crossed New River at Milers Ferry, had passed
down the mouth of the Gauey and was directing his
march towards Charleston, in Kanawhs county. His
command will probably Kanawha river at NAL
den, twelve miles above Charleston. Generals Lee ana
Lorng were still on Sewell mountain, doubtless await
ing to hear of the success Of Gen. Foyds expedition
before advancing upon the enemy the iauley.
We learn that the militia of the country bad, by cut
ting down trees, blocked up the roads leading from the
enemys position 10 direction of SummersVie for con-
siderable distance. II this is trac, and the work has
been done efectually, the enemy will be between Gen
Lee on the east and Gen. Floyd the west, the latter
of whom will be able with his artillery to cut of bis
supplies by stepping The running OF steamers on the Ka
nawha.
Dr. Clarke reports that the euemy was rumored to
have sgan advanced from the Gsuley in the direction
Of Sewe with twenty-five thousand men, but he him
self gives credence to the rumor being more inclined
believe that Rosencranz had gone off with the best
of bis troops down to the Ohio river and probably pro
ceeded thence INTO Kentucky The gloomy accounts
given by the Cincinnati papers OF the enemys affairs 10
Western Virginia would have to be put out in excuse
for the actual or contemplated abandonment of that
field OF operations by Rosencranz for the more tempting
one in Kentucky. -R,chmond Dispatch, 22d.
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DoNnsrIo MARKETS.
HEv Yorx, Saturday, esrs. n.


FLoun, Sc.-The Flour marke. ccntinuey exdts<-
and with An active export demand. Prizes hsve
again advanced 20 N 30 csnts per bbL s.lss $500
Ibis ~ sose 90 Tor rejected - 1895 20 fer supg-
fine State o. MAR 90 for extra STATE, closing sith
no sellers below 50 80 o. iOe5 20 for saperfns
Western 50 A10a5 10 for common " medium
ira Western, and ItsoSo Tor shipping brands
strong. Southern -four II more active and hrmer.
with Gales " EGO bills at ~ J0tab % for csmmo.
md scCss 10 for fssoy and ss,r. Csnsdl,n ao.r
20 for supei Ane and 60 400.6,5O for EXTRA. Rye
-four Is a shade hrner, with sales at - 4otes -.
Corn Meal II hrmer-salea OF 80 bbh Brandywins
At % 10, and 100 bbls choice Western at ~ %.
OEAtS-The wheat market continues erdte1,
and prices have again advanced one 70 tn - ccnts
per bushel-saIea of $4,000 bus At 81 OIei 10 fur
Chicago spring 81 oval is for Milwaukee, club !
81 1901 II for Northw es,ern club VI 1sqi - f-
Amter Iowa 81 % for very choice Canada club
81 2tai % for winter red State 20 foe inf.stsr
white Western 81 mai 20 for winter rcd Ws-asrz
Michigan 81 Bqa1 ~ for white Ohio, Indians -
and 81 1csi a Tor white Kentucky. Rye e s>>rrs
State and riv~. The Corn market Is vi,hon, dssih-
ed change-sales Of 2la 900 bus at SOC for dsasgsA
mixed Western bsah6kc for Eastern do, and ssH
@5skc for good prime shipping do closing ., .ss-e
~ Cs5Tc for prime shipping. Oats are In modnr~sa
requea, At p CeS9o for Canadian, and s4ssphs -
Western and STATE.
PEovnioss-rhe Pork msrke. e li'.l. arns4
with sales Of GRO bbls at sl4 bOi4 90 for hssa. ra
- Tbai0 for Prime. Ire Government contr.ct ~
9,iOO bbls was awarded at $i4 bssN 70. The nssf
mAtkot IL que, and steady, with sales Of 80 sbs -
S4s4 10 'or Country Prime $h0so - for Oounsy
Mess Sr0aii % for repaok ed Moss, and SIS Tb9fh
20 for sx,ra Mes. Prime Moss Beef Is ucaipnA
| Beet Hams inactive. Cut Meats are In bs,tsr 70
quest-sales q 60 hhds At 4h@5o foe shculds<S
| aad N A6kc for Hams. Bacon 10 In better den.x.x
sales Of 400, 900 pounds Sdcs on Government -
c,nnt TIP. T. For lard the marks, Is unehsne
ed with sales Of 40 bills at sagc., the lsi,er psies
for choice Butter Is soling at Taioc for Ohio, .n<
i20l4kc for State. Cheese u steady al otefs -
c,mmon to prime.
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FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS BY HARNDRN'S EXPRESS
"a BROADWAY, AS THEY HAVE THE
U. g. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FORTRESS
MONROE, WASHINGTON, AND ALL
OTHER POINTS FOR HALF RATES.
THEIR EXPRESS IS THE OLDEST IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND PHILA-
DELPHIA EXPRESSES SENT AS FORM.
ERLY. AuN 24ac*1l9
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
stsa No.. a,sn Sc. Meen RlsesL n KaA,
sIARINB rNTKLLIGHNeK.

The schooner John Stanley, Captain Terry, ko-~
Cumberland HArbor, Cuba, with . cargo Of ssg>A
,ound tn New York, went ashore on Fortsns Isl..G
Aug ion, during heavy blow, and became 49,
o~s-rNt Of cargo srd crew saved. The swcth-h
tart Luca, Nelson, from Jama'ca fer Lsndnxa
wen, uhore also on Fortune Island, and daring IL
same gale. Vessel totsi loss. Crew sad pert e
cargo saved,
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SAVINGS HANAs.

POSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
OF 18th ST. Get and sth avenue, open daily from
To- +, M Wednesdays and Saturdays until
!, M slA Ter cent, interest alloScd on sums ut
s"n and uhaer Interest allowed from tLs LIST OF
October THOs. CHRIsTY, Pres. RlGHD. H.
BULL, Sec. s23 I'l41
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They may he obtained " the following authoriE Il
Agents DIR Homann CO Division street, corner O
Market N, Y. Mrs. Beach, fl4 Eighth avenue
near 2ist street Mrs. Hayes, lI5 Fulton street
Brooklyn. Dr. Mercer, 224 Broad street, Newark
y. !. General Agents, y. U. Wells 4 Co, Ill
Franklin street N. Y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CONFECTIONERY, TOY AND NEWsPA.
~ Ter store fer sae-the lease, stock and dxtures
will he sold cheap now doing good business in an
exceaht local ity. Iuquire bs3 Third ay sel3 3sITS
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T Asst PUBLIC AUCTION or BUILDING

- Its, situated 'u GUrrENBERG, will lie held
uu NJ ui,y, SHrtcWber 23d, iS6t, sale T., commerce
~ o'clock, T.. VI rtt'o brewery of 4. MECkERr
The Town Of GIttCuh rfs is lrniftlly sthgted IN
g Nif rs u' the 4 fd.nu river Rlout quarter u'
ferry, and 'pi ste Io;h street, n Y, Gutt'nbcrg
X NJ tic tno- lctuti!uly lor.ted towns within
- miles of TIC city of NV YORK Tie Pit LHc
Ir' Sr.'' At Get lery hotis makes 10 trits day
4 land each time ~ the Gutenberg do =. Fare
uu'y hccrts TIC attci ton ot the public 10 called
a. tue nv owe lst sale. Terms eAsy-ouly per CONT
diy oi sale, ~ lcr cent iu 20 days. ami the hs,nce
- per cent on bond and mortgage for years with
Z per ,cnt. Title perfect WI rautc- deed gwen
at ITO expenses " purchaser when 20 per cent of
purchase money IA paid. Fpr further particulars
apply 81 !. DwYER, Aucuonear
II the day should he rainy tho sale will take place
n next fine dav. l6l
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BOARD AVID ROOMS.

FURNISHED BEDROOM To LET TO A
l. gentleman and Lis wife, or b. q single geu,e-
man, with or Wltaout board, in private family, At
Jefferson It. s23 2'l4J
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFlClAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowest
Apossiblc price Teeth filed with gold, SG hone
30 cents silyer ~ cents aud upwards teeth aN-
tracted with out in, and tor those Of small means
20 cents. DR., j. s, CONWAY, 100 East 4b,h Il bet
I'd and Sd ave. se23 2ian'llT
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n having had six roots of teeth extracted without
feeling any pain whatever I take great pleasure in
recommending DIR. j. JAW YlLLKRS Of las Grand
n, 70 all unfortunates suffering from aching toeth
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POULTRY YARD l FOR Or. J.! sA al s.,

DOULTRY YARD FOR SALE-RARE
Il chance for an Investment that Ia not affected by
the times. The extensive Poultry Yard, seated =
short distance from Baltimore city, near hurte
railroad in the most improved ueighbCrhuud, Ia
offered for sale at the low price OF $500. The
fine peach orchard Of about l,DOO trees three years
old, go,d T anne two story dwelling, large poultry
houses, accommodating 5000 fowls, st,hliug,
farming indictments, saguus, &C., with = Ave crop
Of corn In the ground. The whole is enclosed Ivy =
substantial fence eleven fcct high Owners reasons
iot selling Wishes t. 20 l., south America. Full
particulars given by addressing q. N. e., no sa6.
4. q, baltimore, Nd. seal GLIB
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UNSTABLE SALE-JAMES CUSHING,
~ Auctinnrcr, will sri thus day, At ~ ~ ocloa X,
A. NJ, at the corner OF O2d 1t. and 9TH ave, the
stuNk and fixtures 81 we'll fitted up liquur s'ltr,
counters kegs, casks, beer pump ice tnN. pictures
LIQUORS. DC also the lease of the house aud black
smith shop, "a a. rear Of the lot. Sale p1utVe.
THOMAS CIsulNG, Constable. 1856
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Y LINE FOR LONDON - SAILS THIS
N day, the splendid clipper ship AMAZON"
Capt H. w, lying 1T Pier 10 EN-t River Ipr pas
sage, At low rates. df,tt- III ai,Y part -. l. gland
or Ireland, apply uu l",rd, OF t. TAPSCOrr &
CO., I'd rith NJ. y
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERlES, &c.-CHEAPEST STORE IN
~ the city fine table butter, II t. 10 cts. urr
ID; hest ISL lest d'uble extra hour % g. - cts
per ! lls.; 50 t. - per bb fiae groan ,,d i.,E
teas, 4Sc. per ll' cifrc, 10 to ls,ts, It sIER.
WOODS, 0Gl lhru ave, cor 89th 49, sell S.Ib3
H0O TUBS MACKEREL, 30 POUNDS
CUO Tor amly use, SI.Ou; shad d., Slon,
Holland Mornings, l,dl, keys, price 500 300 bio 4
hlckeIel, ~ lids new sweet CIDER gheap for r, an
For sale by NELSON WELLS a CO., 81 Dey st.
SEES 3'lyH
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HENRY GREEN, AuCTIoNEER, WILL

sell, this day, 10Y oclnck, ut tho adutun store,
lawn am ~ sguantty at groceries, wines, Il.
luota, srgas, lN boxes herriugs, carpenters work
le chc-, lot Of tools. e. Aso NJ ~ o'clock, cloth
ing, dry goods, Yankee notions, &c. -
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DASTURE - HORSES TAKEN ON PAS
ure and properly cared Tor by the suhacrber,
w. MILLER, at NewUnwn, L. I. seas 6'tlO
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KMPLoYMYNT-F,. PnALs
EAETHD

ARTIFICIAL flower lcancrs,iO0 Past Bway. 1874
APPRENTICES TO dressmaking, Al % f2d st. 81
BAIsTERs q hnishers pants, 984& Second 1t.
COAT baisters wanted, At 622 Ninth ave. SIS
ENGLISH cook, wash a iron-609 Bway, up stairs
RMBRoIDERER in gold bullio.-D, Harlem +. o.
FLOWER Urls, r.. small hands 100 Chambers iT,e
FINIsuERs for pants, st 95s 4 10Th st-M. Elroy.
FINIsHERs on h. = skirts. At u Franklin st.
GIRLS 10 make lsegins &c, "A Broad way ,iNsemnt
GOOD cloak hands wanted, At 5Os Broadway. u
GIRLS - cover ean.cens at 81 Maiden Lane. ~
GIRLS on artificial flowers, At ia Ludlow st. 10
GIRLS wanted on hoop skirts st % Coumbi, at.
HAND sewers, a, 90 MAIDEN Lane, before O'Clock
MIN "a boys 10 pedlle, at c. Nassau st, room {.
MIN on we'ts turns, at l5I Elm o.. to,2
MLLINERs n timmers, At o. Clinton Place. 2l,2
OPERATOR on coats At % sncrdst 20
OPERATOR on shoes, "a myers, TtBediurd St
OPERATOR on Singers q W & W, IS springT.
OPERATORS on Singer machines, So Ludlow It,
OPERATOR ON mems shoet Sc, 94i Adams, B<lyn
OPERATOR on w. &w. Il lais,ers, 1873 W. I5tr st
OPERATORS on bustles to take out, III w sIth st
OPERATORS on bustlcs ia the house, Ill w 3Tth st
OPERATIONS laistcr, Hnister, 81 New Bpwery.
OPERATORS on flannel shirts, 269 I'd d. 10
OPERATORS on Singers &hole makcr,b2 Spring st
NAHUM on W o w nv Es'l Sptlnk ", IeAIs W
OPERATOR on coats, 149 Fulton ST. -
OPERATORS on Singers for shirts, 6l Eldridae 81.
OPERATORS OIL bustles. ont doors, III W. 3,th 1t.
OPERATORS on bustles, In doors, III w. 31th II.
| OPERATORS on uppers, 81 Carlton Az, Brooklyn.
OPERATORS On Singers machine, l29 Liberty st.
| PANTALOoN hnishers, - Mott st. i6s
| PANT hand-Apply a, Sweenty's lar, At o'olk a IN
| PANrALOoN Hnishcrs, on nth av, let 42dSl3d 1t
| PANTALOON Gushers, 2 Bayard ri, room H. 30
| SKIRT hands, A. East Totstln st, mp stairs 23,2
| TAILOREss N work ooa's, 20 Fast 26th vt. GO
/ SCOTCH cook, wash aud iron, go BwSy, ny stairs
1 TAILOREssES - finish nuts, 2Gi lat ave. 10
4 TAILORFsS ior mlitpry iart't', 70 81 ave.
4 IAILOEEsS for custom pants. 80 ID ave. iTi
! rAILOREss ON pants 20 Pel It, 81 floor. o6
| rAILCRS and luttonhole nskcuI ~ Bsyard ~. 100
| TAILOREss IN finish pants, 9Th st. i5l
| ? GIRLS 10 wash, iron, ohaml erwoik, 1871 9th ave
1000 bANDs with machines On drawers, iOs Ri6lh.
20 FINIsIIER Of pat s, lsl Chatham st, top. 23,3
| 800 glrls ON linen KNAPP, acks bl4 Broadway. 23,2
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Shilling Advertisements.
EMPLoYMNT-Fo. NN.-.


BOOT makers wsnted-Hopps, T2i 9th ave. IS
roy 10 work At tailoring, at 20 james 81. oo
BOY in livery stable, 4. SD St be- % 8 81 ave.
hoy on paten, legs, 100 Laurens, st rear, room TO-.
FARMER wanted, At 1s3 Broadway, up stairs IS
HORSE shoer wanted, at 81 Columbia st. u
ERRAND boy wanted, in the bindery Thames st
LAsTERs q nailers on COPPER nails, 81 Courtlsndt
MAN on custom boots a repairing, l'9H y 10Th st.
MAN IN % hand boots, At 10 Baxter st. 50
MAN 10 run team, 0 on se~ed, coz 55th st a ID Az
MEN on ladies CATERS a copper, ii2 Greenwich st
MAN ~ press pants after machine, ii9 Canal st.
MEN q Toys 10 work on tents, At 2s4 Bowery,
MEN army shoes, De pair, At 70 Mulberry 81.
NIGHT loren an, hraidiny machines, 29d st q 2d av
sHOTMAKRRs & filters, at 256 East 18th 1t. 81
suORAAKEas ON nailed work, At $50 Third ave
sHOEMAKtRS on mems boots, i22 Greenwich =
srfrCHERs wanted on leather, ga Broadway.
sUOEMAKERS at IA Market st,NewArk, ". u.s.
TAlLORs a tAiorcssrs ca army work, PC Spring 81
TAILORS ON 81 cp a mil. york 4I9 Washington 81
TAILoEs q Operators, cit & lining, s0i i3,h n.
9TAlLoRS on ooats, ut Is Cherry st.-h, Tuily
SCOOP wool sor,err, A. ~ q ~ Pine 1t. s3,i
3 sHoEMAKERs; god wages % Greenwich st,
. BOOT sd,rs Wabtc,i, at no ave r. 81
- sHoEMAKERs 4 fNes, at a43 Yves. Ash =.
20 sHOEHAKERs o. army, 800 Y 18th, 81 hoor
40 TAlLORs a An operator, at 2i6 sullivan II
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DALM OE MurrE LILLIEs. EnR RE

RALM OF WHITE LILIES, FOR RE-
Dmayiug all dishguemei Is ell the skin,--such az
Pimples, Blutohes, Tan, Sunbun, Stllowne4s g.
warranted not injurious b. tie skin. The Laliet
ARE perfectly deHg GIFTED with it-Aud IN arc all who
have used Il. Prco 20 cents per bottle. For saIT
only Ia wilamsburgh, at 90 sJuth Second 1t, aud
~ Eighth ave, ~. scale
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Warranted fres frum poisonous inlredien',
Cause no sickness, and can he givon, unknown h.
tie receiver, in any food or drink
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Parties living in the country can have the powder.
fl.V atded uy mail
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REAL EATATE.
RN For SAFE "A NICE LITTLE

EARN FOR SALE "A NICE LITTLE
farm OF 10 acres, all in nne state of cilti-
vation, well fenced and watered, lies gent y slo-
ping south. easl good loamy soil, good house,
I'VE rooms, wood she'd, &c, large barn and other
necessary out-buildings, PLEASANTLY located on
stage route, half mile from a village, and six
miles from Saratoga Springs N. Y. Price, 81 100
$3.50 cash--halance in Ave years. Apply " Or.
STRONG, Franklin House, Saratoga, NJ Y. SEES a.
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INSTRUCTION.

~ WRITING CLASSES AT
II BLINEa % Bowery, or 2S2 Fulton st. Brook
.yn, receive 10 writing lasa9E4 for 9I ~ i7r ~
ok ksepirg lessons - per month or 10 leusona ua
limited writing and arithmetic 80 per quarter, y
e@scns eNoh. INSTRUCTION day or evening. ansV
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PASSPORTS PROCURED
Ivy A. W. KENNEDY
Notary, rs Bo~ery,
ae2l giac'l9 Corner Bro, me 1t.
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N ]. KENDALL, AUCTIoNEER, WILL.

DAwNBROKER'5 SALE-R WALTERS
l. will sell this day Monday, 1t 2!3 East Houston
A. largo lot oi unrede, med goods, consisting "
dresscs shaw Is, olua<s, piece goods guiits, blth.
keus, piuows, beds, ~. Sale 1917 o'clock. by Or
der OF -. IDEALLY, 2;J East Houston st. let Norfolk
AID suffolk.
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TO LET

APARTMENTS at IS a 81 Frankfort 1t. 9ls
Foors half hoors,llth d 18th ward; 1886 LIST av204
ROOMS 2ss Broone Sc, q il2 Eldridge st. rear 2I,2
sEGAR Store " let at 95% Frankfort rs. 9i,s
STORE N let low, AT ~ Sixth ave. 23,3
WORKSHOP, at 49, Pear st, rear. 2l,2
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EOR LlYERPOOIs-BLACK BALL LINE
Il ofpa,kcts--thc clipper ship Yorkshire sails
tomorr, " the ALEXANDER MARSHALL sa
LIST OF oct. Por latsagc, apply on boar'l, iot Of
Hickman 1t, Il. H., OF ~ JACOB WILSON, los
s,nth st. sc23 J'tl9
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T AND AND LOTS FOR SALE VERY
- cheap, In Hlctsville near the depot u two rail
rpads-FHst improving fertile and very healthy. In
guirs Of T. Y. HETrz, 81 Rector -, New York.
Aian 0Aaasl -
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The receipts include $4,000 for the popular sub
scrptiun h. the new 1850 per cent. Treasury bonds
and 5000 fi Cusi ms, The Custom House also
tuk 800 600 m the Treasury Totes for duties. The
agencies tor the new luan are now no numerous
tnreugh the country That tso ONCE he'e is re- eyed
u part e ts pressing applications by mail and other.
wise. The subscriptions ut Pittsburgh yeateI day
are reported 100000, Is ston Sib5,0OO, and Pnlh-
ie' piia 265,uOO
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cow ASTRAY IN wILLIAMSBuRGH-
~ Came e. TIE premises ol Mr.. COSTELLO. The
owner c-n have her 10y proving pruprty aud pay
ing expenses. Call In Devoe 81, near Bushwitk aV'
sees 3'i3S
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GENERAL BUsINKs6,

A. q. willmartE, u s. Passport Agtil Chambers st
sROOKLYN Ageucy, Dr. Zells remedy Ito Fulton
OR ZELIs CURE FoR DRUNKENNESS. 100
O. z. House-IAw d Colecting-l6 Wall I. "
HAIR Dye, 20 cents-pSlAAotto, 9lb Eighth ave.
"Long Live the s'wNnth" song, s5cts 40 Grand
MEDICAL advice 70 the poor free-9l3 Grand st.
MRS BEACH Agent DIR. zell's Remedy.gls sh Az.
OYSTER stews' the best, at Libbys 1879 Fulton % 8
PIANOS tuned for boots, at 25l 9th stoor l sv2s,
sso,ooo To loan BY A. SERGEANT, Is Wall st.
NsTRUCI1oA.
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LssT AND r..UND.

DANK BOOK LOST-ON THE BLEECKER
ID Savings Rauk, ~. 9ul.lIJ. Tue I'D will ue
rcwai ded ~ leaving It At the Bank. NJ questions
asked % 2'tnl
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A UCrlON SALE or CkOCkERi, AZ
hHENKI q. EVANS will sell, m lots IN suit
;ty d county IT., e, OF Tuesday, Sept ~ At 10
O'Clock, "a ~ MAIDEN IL a., tau a,sIrtnent OF
White granite thinner. ia and I i'.t ware; comuon
ware, glass ware, china, a.. sac positve s.1
without reserve ss2I 9s'I'i
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LODGINGS TO Int.

American Hotel, 10 Bowery, rooms 81 q week .2O;l4
FURNISHED rooms reasonable, at 1877 sd ave. 2l,s
FURNISHED room 10 let At ll2 Allen st. 50
LODGINGS from 70 to 81 cts-52 LispenArd st 1874
SMALL furnished rooms 42 University Place. 23,2
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

ARTICLES FOR SALE
CHOICE teas & coffee, ISL Bowery, 9th st. 2l,T
BUTCHERS large ice box Sc; cheap, 10 Suffolk st.
CLOTHING tickets cheap, at Is Barclay st. ia
COUNTER 10 feet 'ong, Al 1875 Sixth ave. 23,s
FLOUR IN half barrels, at ga Front II. 800
EXPRESS Route, cheap, At 60 Franklin st. 2i,2
PAPER shoe boI,s Il furuitIre, 2Tsk Grand 5000
SMALL screw press, 1t 239 Fu ton ave, Bkyn. o1,2
lbs toH n good tea Watson, 3si Bowery2l,7
y Inch rolling mills, 233 Fulton ave, Bklyn, 2l,2