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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

Rev Mr.. Cotton. Chaplain Of the 18th In
diana Regiment. Col. Sullivan. nov al cheat
Mountain Pass. Western Virginia. returned
home Yesterday. having left the regiment Ia
amp on Tuesday, the 81 instant. tie brings
the attest he~s vet received from our army
~ TIE mountain p4s<es lie saws the mca
are sc orally In good health aai spirits. aud
- strongly fortified that there l. 40 possible
danger OF any force that Lee can raise get
slhS past them Gen Reynolds has perfect
e. rs arrangement - admirably that 10 -
aole 10 concentrate hs entire brigade At any
assailaoie point W az hours. and has shows
himself "a every moyemeus so prudent and
skiiiui that he possesses the entire confidence
OF MS men. lie has held his diahcult host
With mastery ability. and 20 improved IN. de
fences that he has made Western Nirrini.
safe from an, attack in his direction. tie
has done the State credit. aud himself such
honor ~ his friends may be proud Of. Veal
ways lei; greatconhdence thAtae would pr0ve
himself equal 10 any emergency and so far
he has done so. Mr.. Cotton i full Of praises
OF the General. and thinks that in his remote
position he has received TOO little OF the al.
tention and applause of the public
Mr. Cotton also brings the important news
that AZ the time he lefl appearances strongly
Indicated thst a considerable portion Of the
forces of Lee had been Withdrawn, bul
whether 10 Eastern Virginia or the Ksnawhl
could not be learned. A prisoner who was
taken 4 day or two be'ore confirmed tbs
opinion. lie also said that Lees forces wei
suffering f~earfally from sickness. the dead
often numbering fifteen a day.
Scouting WAS gong on actively. and q
thoroughly that it was impossible Tor Lee &
leave bis position 70 advance on the Kanswh h,
without Is being known in time 10 allow on
men 20 reach the same destination a. soon a
he. The artillery force j. considerably lar
ger than is generally believed. and a mum
Der OF the pieces are rihsd twelve FOUNDERS
Gen. Reynolds had been constantly in th
~adle ever since his arrival al the camps
and had r~econnoitered and mapped out th
country Tor twenty-five miles in every direc
ton. Assy or two before Mr.. Cotton icl
Major Foster had taken a portion of tho l3t
regiment out on \ scouting expedition. an
advanced further than any force had eve
gone before. IL was this expedition ths
brought back the intelligence Of the with
drswai Of a portion of Lees forces. ii
thinks that there is very little danger Of An
sueSesstal attempt OF the rebels TO get
Western virginia-Indianapolis Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12


We hooe Cea kosecrsns vdi see The card
Fremont hss flsvci tnl fellow salt ia Kana
vha ist the sworl s-rsple nrf q srv
means ucce<sarx for our -aceess "a yattlnx
aoEl tfctsas There j. l;fie isf aav
perm4ascy r tie AhrsiSme ireeiom. 80
i~csios. se sc etoaf RI Us nj - strongly
anti ic.pei aec ~ osf feelings Fsr tae
god 81 aI ee are wiia< - go Al re
reaef a fatt can be ms..e available fof
80 coo e.e .4 azAliou 81 this br4.ai. IN
rsliei tor sff aenat1rai Rebellion.
For fet .bie Democrats mpef. we should
80 tAe shove s saua.iy pat Wecomnend
Zee Consideration 81 ~uaasetu'os resce
n
There g h4f ere party u,rtAy o. feslss
srs tesi rsry : willnE q s4ss enjer al
asAss caf iel4toss 10 delesi. rescue a.
preserve car coaafry fon impsniiax &c.
sfreciien Saet a PARTY VI Heivea ros
pef an Postrftf bies-Rsaes Pss
II sh 30 ta4e eaoazh - ~traSgse eve
who Aal s1n nistsr the Gsvsrnment vhen
- arc sere - h-ve ere - administer
He 80 : tot for K is against r. | have
teteTn uej . fkhf tbs battle eat. bat oa "a
rebncsi Sfeaais siaal apcn TIC consu-
iu.oaal sFouad q ny iasbs~-D ; Dck
sesoa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

TaE world never saS a more ahss
,riors and dishonest set Of political lefaers
th.n the men who got up AM are no" n'n-
SIN TIE secession party Loa''r.is 'oa'
nal
A slight mistake. Mr.. Journal. The men
Who ere trying 10 get 4? a Pace fsfis II
ne North ean beat them a. 70 one a both
these particulars While giving Al ans
.,mfor. 70 tie rebels. they profess 70 be The
bess Union mea n the sorit. IAsseceieF :
don't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

The ganboats Conestoga and Lexington
reconnoiterins down the Mississippi river to-
dav. came in contact with sixteen guns ~
Lucas Bend on the Missouri shore. aid Two
rebel gunboats. They silenced the batteries
on shore. and disabled the rebel gunboat
Yankee. and would have captured her had
she not been supported by batteries ON shore
near Columbus. One man OF the Cones
toga wss slightly injured. Rebel loss not
known.
Two hundred Of our scouts we're driver in
10 Col. Oglcsby's camp at Norfolk. by two
hundred rebel troops. No less than hneeu
thousand rebels are encamped NJ Columbus
They were largely reinforced yesterday.
Surgeon Peterson, of the eth Missouri
Volunteers. was shot to-day. noon. by II. G
Kelly. the correspondent of the Missouri
Democrat. Peterson i not considered NOR
tally wounded The difficulty arose from
an article which appeared in the Zouare Reg
isfeT, n Cape Girarieau.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
THE FIGHT 10 hi RESUMED
To-uoREoW.

Especial Dispatch - he Missouri DenoSgAt
CAiEo. September le.-The gua-b0ats
Conessoga and Lexington had a spirited en-
rarement this P N sith the land batteries on
tie Keatueky sh0Ie. n Lucas Bend. twelve
o. fifteen miles below here. and guns ia
several different positions we're silenced.
The rebel Gun boat Yankee. cautiously
ventured within long range. and fsheli from
the Coues5oga knocked away her chimney
and otherwise Disabled her. Our gun boat.
then wi,hdres, TO rec0mmenee the engage
meut - morrow.
DR.. Peterson. surgeon Of the Eighth Ma
eur Volunteers. (cOl. Morgan l.. Smith.
regiment Vas saot BY h. {. Kelly. thi.
attefpoon. Tho Doctors condition 10 NO
considered dangerous.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

ELsr~HrRE vii be found a bret account
~. .hsr, little conflict on the Mississippi
between two Of the Feienl ~suno'A's' anu
two rebel gunbeats and aland battery Of *
,es. Vup. some twelve or flteen niles be
-. Carlo. This. We presume. : bat tie
prelude to more decisive measures % Dc I"
sfituied in that quarter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
DIR. >. IS. EcIean,s Volcanic on
futfacnf
THE BrsT LxnRNAI ~ Trr Wo1ln. ron N,
Or klAe-

or BHAsr.
Thousands ~ human being Aase beer saved sl..
offscrepuiade rnd 4.sery. ~ the use n his ,rv.,.
uatlc llmmsut Il vii relieve rAfS almost, inst.n-
taneously. aHd Il viii cleanse, purify 40 l,sl H.
iuaiesi SoiL ia aniucredill, short tine. NcLEASS
VOLCANIC OIL lNINENI III relieve. ,. ~, in
seterafe cases 81 rheumatism. Goui. CT Neufsleta-
for faraiy 81. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or We.A-
ucss - TIE joints, Muscles or lgs1euf,. Il will u<r-
~ ial- Two applications vii cure Sore throat
Hssc-c.e or farachc. For Burns 81 Scsids. o. .uv
fair- u j. an iniaiiitle remedy. Try Il, and you viii
fni L an Indispensable remedy. Keep IL sl-Ays ca
aani.
PLANTERS, FARMERS ~ rny one h-v1-r charr.
% hes>.>, Mi ave money fy using Mclean. Na.
caac 81 Lniment. Il IL 4 speedy I'D intalltol.
cure fsr Calls. Srrains. Chafes. Sweiinss. ISnccns-.
sweeney. ~sre-. wounds. Scratches. or any ex,sras
disease. Try i. ard yoa viii be convinced.
0r. D. "a. Mclean. Sole Proprietor.
taeawS saint I.afs NJ
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DIR. J. n. NOLAN. sole Proprietor.
Corner ILira ana Pine 81. -. Al,


GA i-rAa c~oNH1ISr. EILiIoU s~zss. ur.pa-rk
There never Les been a CA1HkETlC nrd.ssn.
'isrsd r. Tue public. that has given such entire s.t-
i~siacton q. AcLesn's Universal Pals
tsing enurely vegctstle. they are perfsetiv ,,ro-
cent All can - taken hy the most seider infant. ~
prompt and powerful Ia removing al Bilious sec~.-
tons. acid OF fn.t ., ietd matter frosn the sionsch
Ia Tact, thes are th. only PHI. TIA .bouid 10 vs.d ,
mfisrou> Ustrcts.
il.l produce 10 grplng. SICKNESS CT pain in he
s'outrea er bowels, though very nclve and .earchse
m tlff operation. promoting healthy secretion, n
Tie hyef and Kidneys. Who will suffer fro-o bfl,,vs-
Ness. headache ana foui stomach. when % cnesp /.
fc.nr~is csa hc ottalneai Keep them c,ustaf tlv co
na"e' q angie dose taken in season. nay presert
hours. DAYS and uionfhs 81 sickness. AL Ia IL !,
a. NcLean's Universal Pills. Tax 40 other. fs.ins
eo"ifa- they are fasieiess. Price onis - cents pef
tox sfd can be ssri ~ mail 10 any psrt Of M. -
=. IL. Sole lsrars .etnr.
AA--.- - ll--L a-a In. -. :. -
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The gunboais Conestoga and Lexington
accommodating down the Mississippi river to
cav came IN cautact with sixteen guns al
Lucas Bend on the Missouri shore. and two
rebel gunbosts. They si.enced the batteries
en- shore. AID Disabled the rebel gunboat
Yankee. anu would have captured her had
she not been supported by batteries on shore
near Columbus. One man on the C0nesiogl
VA slightly injured. Rebel loss not known.
Two hundred Of our scobts we're driven IN
70 Col. Ogie-bx's camp Al Norfolk. by 21o
rebel tfo0ps. No les than 1000 rebels
are encamped at Columbus They we're
largely reinforced yesterday.
Serseou Peterson. OF tie Eighth Missouri
Volunteers. was shot today noon BY Ii. {.
Kelly. tie correspondents Of the Missouri
D. mocrof. Peterson Is not considered NOR.
til, wounded. The difficulty arose from an
article phich appeared in the zoHare Register
~ Ctpe G.rarieau.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced TO 81 Per day.

Board Reduced 10 81 per day.
Since the ooersng II this vast and connections
Hotel. IN lsSs. T. aas been The single eadssvor Of The
-oprieisrs 10 Ike Il tie mos; unptsoss, cen
veaieng and comfortable home FOR tbs citizen aas
stranger on this side tie Atlantic.
AMI whatever has seemed ik-iy to administer TO
TIE comfort o. lie guests they have endeavcred.
without regard 70 cost. 10 provide. and to conbine
al tie elements o: Individual AMI social srjoymsn,
which modern art hasilveatel. AL nodsrn taste
approved all ,se patronage which It has eomman-
81 during the PAS. * years a gratifying proof
TIA. their efforts have eel apPrsc sted.
lie meet the sxisen-iss ofthe times. when all are
required to practice tie most Rigid economy, tie
undsfsigasd.
Have Reduced the Price OF Board To
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a. The same time sbsuax none OF the laxuriss With
rhich tasir table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADsELL- wHrTcog5 n 20.
Sev York, sss.. :. 1851. Juno,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

A nsr - 80 Ha~usFn-oa the l1th cav
Of this month 20 Constitutes ofthe "a tel
States 49, finally asoptei - tic Carssa
non. The Indianapolis Js@rssl ssrr-ls
that i he kers - : seaerai holdsy. sna &c
s.ccrs ne proposition -Cs.ssps TrS.ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
IMPORTANT FROM CAIROi
Brilliant Engagement Of the Western
flectt


LAND BATTERIES SILENcED By
THE Gun BOATS
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For Children.

- scu want your d~slicste, saci,ey. pr-y chus,.,
- "esiihy, trOng and robust,-fhrr give ,h,r
Atfsas Stengfhing Cordial, (ses ia a.f~..,sc /.
eae4 actte,l Il IL delicious 70 take.
ore tablespoonful. tzser every marr.r. s...
= safs preventive against chill snc FEVER. ysu,v
ieNei' eaoiefa ~ any prevailing disease.
II iruggists o. dealers ~aa
ma! ny to paln upon you a bottle a RitSso- g.
t~p@fhia which they can buy cheap ~ savnx n 4.
.eet a. good. There are even men RASE ~norrh a
at1~i a part 81 ny name 70 dab their WIZ ce..~
le-s. AN"1 'ioh hd~mous PiRA1ks and heir vi.
famous compounds Ak for Dr. J. n 49,.
SIRE stAening Coru'al and Blood Purifier. Tsl.
nothing eiss. Il. i tie only remedy that vii rur',,
fZgr tlool thoroughly, and ~ the same ,ir,,
STRENGTHEN and INIiGOKATE he - - ...
= sx bottles Tor &. ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

C,xP C-oaaIsroSprxcr We take tho
following extract from a letter. from Capt.
Bnckcn's Clvalry 10 tho indianapolis jour
hsl. The uttered "a regard to tho
trai,0rs al home. are bns a re. echo OF tho
sentiments Of tho thirty thousand brave
~Ia,ianlns now in the field
cKSkRAL REYNOLDS.
Vas here - day. and in fact he - here
vet. lie came up 90 take A view Of things.
AMI I am happy . say lie i satisfied -
The General knows hs BIZ and does il up
in 4 qulet. un0stentati0us and u~ncpauiettel
manner wlica nlesscs every bOdw. While
here he coerced q refractory company OF
tIoop- by telling them that us three months
rnmos. winch ! 80 prevalent. "a al hambag.
AMI ! IA glad T. ssy the boys now sleep easy.
rRAITO4s
~ FAR - I can learn. thefeAoNns many
traitors IN Indiana re- there II eIf0 a hun
deed miles Of Caeaf Mountain. hard %
believe there ase men AZ homr uSe enough
T. s .e encouragement - the rebels. While
Their relatives and friends sEe here cndanxef
~ the i've fos ;he <sko - tho Jaion. II
lie tsrcs. aud the tory Presses at home kne~
tas lecIiu-. ~ tac aoiller- regarding their
cords there language All acuon m.ghi be
lIHefcat j. wIi &c better tor then ~ TO
asllar afa a halt 81 thef vii corr np. We
are $50 tbs little var. anu expect to % q
ear rofes caa We cxrect opposition from
Southern rebels. bat can tolerate none from
hose "a home. THESE sorse than traitors
ae doing more % proloaE ;hss war fhsn
telce MANY srnei mea.
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Health aud ~Streugth

bs-'s ~ = moment: Il + warranted to give .susf..
NoA II vii cure any disease 81 the Kidre-t No.
o. Bladder Painting. DISTRACTED Ner.,rr. 49,, n
ns q The Monlh. Bsrrernsss. or any disease $50.
: fhronie or Nervous Debility. Il = q irf,isnis
rrr..3F.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12
"o>tD"its'ous 4 Deiightfui.Cer
ata' 'ver Taken.

III upon thous-
Snes mo are tsiiy usirg NcIean's S,rpnrhs..
iag te'Atl, certify that it Is ahsolutiv AZ a..
ote rem. tof Knowing snt TS~ylcoRAT1SG "a
rs-.ns SIC blcot-rsstc-ng &c sck .r~e-s-~ =.
vFfr 81
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~ ~ n zen: esehod fniure pAbe auction The pro.
CT ~ osS ok. a ,Sc rcsa9nee Of IT,
aim, ICY rsq % West slAtcene st. ,etween Fifth and
"a d neaneSo rareilr AID wors of Az
sa E Sss W. n.s ss'" csu rs" TS
aud vaTs nss r@n.ns Rronzes rosewood
nlln'e. for '!shft particulars see toIeorow's itrL
4 ucTloy goTlcE.--n y. cAuIxlys. At'cTIoHggR.
cAeyEp E KsEwn noopIHHhe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STOOL AND COVER
MONDAY, October 81 al la,s o'clock
ssFsGsry a az w w. sgf "a ann s P.aass
cont med II he residence NJ 2ls West Fourteenth scc
spe si e y n aS " as y oa ss NE
ana richest assogmeni Of Household gainlire oaeeca
owner and i in complete order INC wAole wl be pc
''p'''y 'p pR sstssHN,Ts F ssa Y SaSr0e
Frnnh q spo aSsGod Ecs aee oYs a1a
no pea 1s Sasr 1ss
top IVY suits q Drawing Room Frnure--ciesant Tetc-r
as cared rosewood frames and covered cove sd IN rc "a So
% I Sa s d a
e ss Nf Saes ran bss r anl Manc Mirrors VIII
c aeco,cd r nabc sanctss a II IS a sea ss
Pas T"s Muse @ end Mssnn rs9ydos
n r1n % rS rom ebony Cara Table Velvet
@ no, Oh 'nins, " sansscas Innaa Huntington,
'' ,Ssi In sEyRS oor Ss fAsoronrr
carved legs and -four coraers finished an round
n'ai with pearl Music Hack, God STOOL covered ia
brode; cmbroidcie Cloth Cover Books aud Music, hall
Rosewood Uatsnnd Oicioh, Stair Carpet, &c. Chambers
sn1ud sfuy kchiy carved rosewood Ncaends,
XIV; Bureaus md comnoac g MACH, Wafdrobcs, Dress
M I'd Toilet Tables, Shaving stands Boass'and Couch.
Ar Shsrs Curtains, Shades. Cornces Hair Mattresses,
Bed and BrddG- decorated China Toilet Sets. Mrrnrs,
Uhing Room Furniture of every kind, Tea Sets Sverare
iyaty fuhic Cutlery, oning Table tec.
SPECIAL N3rIGE.pufciascrs Of the above elegant far
nuir hrly notified that tie sale Is made BY yrue
chatie mortgage. amounting 10 s30OJ duly careed by me-
and now On uIe at the lial OF Re rords In this city.
d. j. BARNEY, FOG Chambers street.
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JNM. j. SHARP OFFERS FOR SALE FIRST CLASS
w Billiard Tables with his newly pyensed pa.eut Cash.
Sons. superior my now In hhtal terms ma
luacory, lA3 FULTON street Aso few second hard "a
bsa
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BILLIARDS..

DIlELAN'S PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Prices reduc Il 10 sui the times.
PHELAN IS CoLLENDER, e. Crosby street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


Il oaN ~ oahLtE 4 90 WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
Minotf reserve, 10 eNs Ann cTtate, "Wednesday Oct so
~ !. o'clock noon ~ TIE Mwhants' EXCHANGE Ne Yart -
Navy street, Nos 2s5 and SO story h u hassaent
Dwellings,, metal roofs, but by days work, N ,rewuod
Va each cnntatnlnE thirteen rooms, peids pantrss 70
by .cct, Well adapted for lanitcs IN psrfect
ORDER ips 2Dyloo Net, washingon park and Futon
avenue ers nm O. minus' walk - insts Rehs of Sis5
each 5000 may remain On bond and mortgage lerp
OF yenrs. Livingston street, No. lSt opposite Galatn
ptcrree story, stone stoop baseme land sub cellar oc
ic Dwelling, containing twelve rnous heNtra nan
rts 25ss Get yard and walks a. ged To- saSi0 fort iron
railing Hnd yard Fon FHon ferry and
Cony leland cars, new Court House, City kat, Post Ohfs
ana public buildings Cleivar place, No E--Ihrsc Story,
marble has stop and ntcls, Ph ,dchla brick Dwell
ling, sf3 feet With metal roof, containing we've rooms
besides pHtffes kisewaod water, s iu 2fAs0 feet court
yard ana iron ing; rntrd for $50; niehbDfho Hrss
class iwe buvNA 70 Court street care I'VE minutes WAX TO
South or Hamilton avenue ferry Mil street No l-fhree
story and cellar brick mccall roof store and Dvelng 1910
feet deep LOT SvioJ aud fUS CT deep; 10 Hamilton avenue
p feet Court fSD feet MI ,t,e,, Nos z,
SAnd Alhlfe three story and sHbclry ga metal roof
Dwellings, 2ukiO teot detp los yAl crt deep ~ me se
ana l)S feet deep other slide. Y PER cent OF
We purehuse money remain On bono and mprsage for
three years. For la &C., apply the auctoneer, No. Is
Court street. Brookiya.
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4 TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ANTED
n - Of cast of Hla,aias Furrigr, Carpets and jew
ely. will lay tho test prs" calling addressing ~
aBRAHAhs ~ Seventh aveare, between rwfnty.fth and
Yren,yshih stteet l,aaies atienoei e. by Ars. A.
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VI Cos, Lounge ana tiar conuiard, &c rfit iuto
small bag and their ,runAs Camp Stores,
American Camp Chest. DC, &C. GuRLEY i DhADY, al2
broadway.
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i10E sALis-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
itease eon aiRlig al TIE moarrn improvements; also
corner fol, parity umoycd nett to Ii. Price low
accounititnv. Apply the PREMISES, 81 President
street, ElooSsn
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CUITAR AND SINGING.-NAPOLEON W. GOULD
VI Guitast enables his pupils in few lessons
pany songs and play effectively the admired compost
TONS Address 50 Fourth avenue Tenth street. Just
arranged the Southern Retreat and Dfrae.
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y \ C&TSIALAE, Arriionrer, % YoweFy, VIII sell,
NoHaay 2Sth instant l03 O'Clock. large and general
u. nale % Mug, cpnprs Cloth, Cass
Bavera nd Po Fak. Saes business and Ovorcoars;
Vcve and ro,h Vests. Also Cloths Cassiincrcs, Sanet
NesiinAs, Trimmings, BuDrs, Fanny DDS, &c.
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!oIN rIOyD AucrIoNEEE. OFFICE rs NASSAU
sneel.-johN LLOYD soAS vii sell on ise'nes.
dy leftover w ~ o'clock ~ the Merchants Exchange,
~ ofer ~ George litlr, executor, tn. Lot No. Wet
TWenyeigth street, % feet by as4 together with tho
lo story hlgh htop brown stone House thereon. 26x56
I've aso ne Lo y Deg street hs with nar story brown
stone BUiiung tbcfron covering the entire lu with
exceptions If tue side ilgh,s also the CoAniry
shining IA miles from Sing Ss containing II OF land,
al tiabp vito orchards ~ assorted Uouss.
new, with about ID roms. contnag every convenience;
nuc garden cariLce house, nc. FINN particular e1ice
Of sehner Dcnsow 20 Wall street, ana at the oee OF
auctuGecrs.
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SAFES OF REAL ESTATE.


BERGEN iiEtGHFS.-AB0Ur 200 FINE BUILDING
- Los ~ u son CIV New Jcrsr, he the
premises ., a. j BLEENkE Err SON 4 Co, on "Wednesday
next, OCT 81, ~ O'Clock r. N. There is part me
nagiic nj o1rers OF this ia city whore real
On 70 increase IN value as on VI" beautiful heights 81 New
Jersey ixstFc settle nrnts strccanp ail around
fTnp'iy, Washington Village the am VA h nglnn
Village No. 2adlepns On the south The viii fe.
remp:oiy.
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L'OG S&LE-iN JERSEY CITY, SEVERAL NEW
iooses AT prees var. from 81 900 u $1,000 each
terns, located few minutes walk from the Erie
road Gerry Apri at Real Lsate Agency, of pasoaa
ase1hsi md Efe
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81 1861
BOARDING AVID Lode ID;


1917 CHRISTIE srfEgT ONE DOOR ABOVE
- hfooms --Fnfnshea Rooms 10 lot with OF withoaG
DoD' ! --------
1Sc PRINCE STREEr-sT GLAZE HOUSE -ELE-
NV Nhty lurhishti knaius, with Bedrooms atiaeh.i
WIN ~ ", S,htenlchees for housekeeping complete
cu3g w WV su'vu water, TO let respectable families
OH WEST FOURTEENTH syHEET-oSE OR TWO
<pl Families, or two or three single gentlemen can 30
Aspuno'AAd VIII large pleasant l,olsis, With Board
ifns moeiac biHner at q, breakfast at T. References
exchanged -
one WEST TWENTy.TuIRD sTREET-A SUIT OF
rtn ana family. Also Rooms with Board
gchiNmch Dinner AT o clock. References exchanged.
On ELM srsEET-JACKS0N HOUSE THE MOST
-SlR comfortably and conveniently Furnished Apartments
III III, Oily 10 meet the small iamlps with every
Groton
cH1 FOURTH AVENuE.-To LET, PLEASANT AND
LOI wen tntnhied Rooms single In suits, families
MIN prNNc tAhe nrto single gentlemen, with partial ard
me house has az NE modern improvements the local
,svers seati.. references exchanged
s}Cn SECOND aFESUE--A FRONT ROOM AND BED
NV rnnn ~ second a9or, let, with Board furnished
House urst class and n Of the desirable locations
N the Guy; hot aud cold water throughout arronl-
modations Tor one or ,So single gentlemen References
exchanged
7f;el BROADWAY BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
w recls--A itee Room le Hgst tnor aal Rooms
the second door 10 let to gentlemen fin shed house, has
al the ipodefn improvements and i IN pleasant ocnun
moderate.
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If A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR A SINGLE CENT T..
han would Ike TO procure good home, with pleasant
hools and hoard. IN Wcsi Fourteenth street, they woud
Ind IL TO their interest addressing Home box Pos.
o.ce.
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EQuIrMENTs.-A FULL SET OF REDiMEArAI SrAFF
~ Equipments IN r rate ordef for sale eatsp Inquire
at - pcarl street.
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BOARDING AND LODcINc.

EoARp IN BRoOeLYN.--A RESPECTABLE FAMILY
- WI acconptatc gentleman and wife wit, h3srt and
usnAae aacommolatons, IA choice location. Appy on
ErooSlyh. Il $500 ''"sN'
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FOR SALE.

ltda SALE--.tN ENGLISH CHOP AND ALE HOUSE;
y hest location ~ tht ttts estttislea years An
NJ optptuA,t. Tor La shmaa, benz located IN a
thoroughly lsieh retrrhut II. tic prnep
Tres, door r0Adwa.. ppIy No. East Houston
street, 1ank Saiaun.
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A nfTiGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE EX-
"A rssand iactt Esiahllshncn, il3 West Eleventh
street cwcsn Fifth ant Sixtn II usahotJ Fnrnt
rr hasei ana shrpcd 20 al parts Of the world Covered
wagons fur removing furniture from the country Far