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DEATHS.


BAATEh va honoa!, pspt.. SVen' oheming
byter, aged % years and 10 mouths.
HIS rienh and reatiVa.l ana the memoors OF
'erHyerance Lodge, NO. ~, v, 81 y, r. are r..
pecrully inVhed 70 attend the iuneral' TINS
Wednesday, aSernoon, I'd inst at O'Clock, from
Is s'e ros'ueu'e' VrS"Hu 81 "'nou' is.'nor
-"''ee.
[ uABNlER-On Sept Both, At bis residence, SSOH
B'very, Of brain fever, Joseph Garuier, confec-
enst ~ nov unoer 'ne n~ine oi mreoDA Ney-
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[ " ns s elu roian.es " I =, s S..i
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ran,h.s w. -" h'''''S InAs -'rco'i' Ns'u
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o.nanS ' s, t" ~ ~ i.Ise ~ her
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li..o 1ss,I.- NJ ~ ~, ~ 49, ~ sa 80.
Tn syaai lii -. ,,fsre Sy,yn bia late residence,
"a &c. !, NJ SvHaine.,inyl afternoon, at 1
.s,ia"Io ~ 'u' 81
7 - -. AIT A.. MI.
rhlffs-On MONDAY, Sep,; oV'n' ~ 49, 49,
eth fhiprs, daughter o. Wiulam Anu "'y JAM
Fps, aged year ano ~ uays. A., ,r
-. he friends AND acIuNn ,S ~ 'n s ,ay az
Ta,ns.,ay .sssr,oor- OCT "a al q o;clock frsrn
bs rssidenoe On her p.rents. R,lf ava near prnaI
90 povsninSv,lle pronkivn. n d oIl
',,,,r ~ 49,. - 9. 80, a.,
VoIOhL W aoruy e'eni,s, SeP'. SV,u' MS;
hNgsre' Ann VlloS' WIG o' Johh - Vliok' sgeu
- gers; -, ,Ao ,...,,,,. 49,. -.,.n,,,,, t..,,..
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WILLIAMSBURG

FIRE ~ JUNK SHor--NARRow ESCAPE
or THE IHnArKs FROM SUFFooATIoN.-Abo
o'clock on Monday night, a fro occurred in
the promises, No. 1l6 Romsen street. Ser
Reant Sherman broke open tho door, and dis.
covered man named Harrington, his wife and
sister, and three small children in room, and
in one corner a large pile of rags WAS on fire,
while Harrington and tho two women wer
lying on the floor inscnsibly drunk, tho eldest
u the children was trying TO rouse them. Had
II not been for the timely arrival OF the officer,
the whole family would no doubt have been
,uiiOcated. Harrington and the females were
nrrnated and hold for examination
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MAnIrR INrHhILaIn,GE.

P'o, hat Geo srceia, No. reports ,-septsus-
or 5tth fell In With topn ~, attached u sunk
i"nIg NV ty " hall W, current setting n =
ab, wa milY PEE hour
70 sHs SAnse q Rnej c., owners of the shiP
Shedding Star, iif m US that ihe port IN crcu-
RtiHu alive tsihe alo'as Up csng bound % San
F'aniss and hNvng received such heavy weAthar
n Capt Hon ttht SIC VS. compelled " put inss
Agapu'cc, Is an rror TIC dH'urs,rn ~ the exp
- NanrlrN where 81 p s-I'v,d Aue hts N esosi-
- ro' fton. sldlouPl th- hsd encountered sosas
cav weather v - CA,r a'd atoul ls or 10 tons
,ar,N al b. b. tisusn oVt- Gard.
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THE NEW YOl,.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 2, lo..

CMoKEr-GRASp MARCH AT HoBoKES.--
The return gains between eleven Euglish and
twenty-five American players was commenced
yesterday, Oct. 1st, on the st. George grounds
at Hoboken, and the game will DO resumed to-
cav at IL A. n. When stumps were drawn
last evening, the English eleven had scored 96
in their LIST innings and the Americans had OBJ
tanned ii3 in their LIST innings, with two wickets
10 fall. At the close Of the cricket match the
rs:nrn gains Of base bali will lo played, nine re-.
eighteen.
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OprNING Cy rHE EyESiNa ScuooLs. Tho
publir evening school, for both mates and fe-
males, will DO opened On Monday evening next
Tie TEN continues eighteen weeks.
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COAL.

COAL-BEST RED ASH CAN NOW BE
" obtained at 81 East River, or at our Yard, cor.
3sth II, and I'd ave- Price % 80 "a the boat, ~ 10
out VI the yard Y. FOSTER BIO. ocl j'lW
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10 LEI.

A PARTMENTS TO LET-CHEAP AP-
"A artments " let In 81 james 1t. Inqulr Oh
the premises; also il9 West 24th u; also "a Green
81, and 2T5 Mott st, Rent according 70 the times.
o2 l2slO9
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S-FURS-FURS-R
Il moval--fancy iurs, cheaper than TIE cheapest
at 32T Eighth avenue, bet. 26th and 9th streets,
Remember up stairs) the only place up
town where they make the manufacturing
OF fancy fuB, their exclusive business; in
copsoq ucnoe of removing, offer my entire stock;
60 mprisng all Il varieties of ladies and chdrens
fancy nls at 20 per cent less than the Original cost
LIies now is the time 10 supply yourselves and
children with FUR, at moderate cost. can sell q
yictorine aud cuffs, as low as dollars. Furs made,
altered and repaired carefuly and promptly by
nr,rtieal curriers'. FINlGAN. $3.50 24ac'l9l.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

DALM OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIES,
ID Lave you tried this excellent preparation Tor the
skim P6r PRESERVING and BEAUTlFYlNG the
SKIN IL stands unryalled To those who are In
tue habit II using Chalk Balls, Neon Fun or Lilly
White, should try the
BALM OF WHITE LILIES.
This delightful and highly perfumed preparation
IL uue,uAled for removing PIMPl.E5 BLOTCHE5,
TAN, SuNBURN, FkECKLEs, and all inperiec-
tons from the skim rendering It beaut fully clear,
son and white rvaliing Nature In her farest form;
II IN warranted " be FREQ from all injurious ingre
dents and Is The article for ladies' toilet Try II
ladies' YOU will like IL. Price only % cents Can
be- had At 40 South Second 1t, Wllamsburgh, and
at ~ Eighth ave, New York. see6 4ao' ~
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IL sell this day, at toS o'cl cE At the store ia
william u, large assortment NJ groceriea, wines,
iquors g., ~ hrVea lertinrs, ~ lNN,r fgS, Gs
boxes macar'ni Hui vernicrH, iG tins Culmnu's
uo,latar', loo tins Nrcl Nvet On ~. bottle. ,i'za
water, go bottles sacchis & II, uccsmps i,shau
ftteis loo bottles ginger wine, yin, Hnllnnd bit
tor, brandy cp,ks brandy, rum, gin and whisky,
lbuTN scgirs, &c. iis
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CREAT AuCTION aALR OR srOYrS-

~ An eNtraord mary opportunity Ter stove de,-
ers, and those wanting store aud office stoves hea
era ranges and cooking TNvrs Y. +. DINC1S
Co, Az tiun'ers, will sell on Thursday, OF. ~
al III Mason ~, Sia,0oO worth # stoves, SC, the
stock Of dealer. dc usitiye; totms cash On dag
OF tale. W. II. GRAHAM, Assignee. lac
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n1ANING MACIIINE FOR sALE-ONR
FURS.
A TTENTIoN LADIES I


~ FURS FUKS 7 FUKS
The old established New York Fur Manufacturing
Co, Depot, SO Chatham st, offer greater induce
msnts than ever. Now Ia the time 70 get your win
Ger suits for about half the usual price. We have
large, fresh and the best selected stock OF Furs 70
be found, at the following very low rates =
wator Mink. Cape, Mun and Cuffs, 80 90 Water
Mink, full u Cape, Muh and Cuffs, $l2 Marsh
Mink n Cape, Muff and Cuffs, $40 90; French
Mink, full " Cape, Mpd and CUFFS, $40 TO 8lb I;
French Sable Cape Muf and Cuffs, 81 TO $40 (;
French Mink Muffs, So N 90 Water Mink Muhs,
CO N s. French Sable Muffs, 81 ~ 50 90; Water
aud French Mink French Sable and American Fitch
and Rock Martin kCapes, 50 10 s.; Vctortnes 80 70
&c Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink Mar
Gin, Br, ok Mink, and Grey Siberian Squirrel, equal
~ AZ low. A large variety Of Children's Fancy
Fus. New York Fur Manufacturing Co., Dcpo,
80 Chatham Ut. Cleaning, repairing and altering
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. sells 94so'3o9
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CONSTABLE SALE - RICHARD WAL.
~ TEtS Auctionear, will sell this dav, ~ virtue
Of an execution. al t0k O'clock ~ Is Ets, Bruaii-
way, good and general assort tneut Of hOCeehold
furniture vi oil ti ds consisting Of paror. helTuoui.
and kitchen furniture Sale positive, and uulimt
ed. JOHN FORD, Constshe. ~
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION wANTEO-0F TIMOTHY
L CONNOLLY, who left his homo on the 18th Of
August. lie was sn old man about ~ ysAra % age,
aud the top Of his foot was cut Oh Auy infurma
ton of im will be ttaHkfully received by lis
IF GEORGE WILLIAMSON, OF L0UGII-
Tyun, Nobel County, Ireland II In New York,
he can hear II his daughter SARAH by sending his
address ~ box 1913 Post office, N, Y. 10
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SAVINGS BAlyRs.

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK,YCORNER
IN 18th 1t and sth ave. open daily from 10 .
2 NJ, wedne,dav's and Saturdays until 7 Pm.
Six per cent interest allowed on sums OF 500 and
under Dep, sits made on or before Oct. iOtn, draw
interest from tho it, THOS. CHRISlN President,
RlCu'D n. BULL, Se,'y. ocl Wll9
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OTSEWORK - WANTED BY A COM
iiptcuL tidy g,rl, bte'y come irUm ireland,
situation ~ general serNAGt: lived in gentlonana
family In I Gland; washes and irons well;
chant luald and waitress; N willing and obliging;
wages 50 to 81. CAL lst East 2lst 1t, for days.
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YARNS FOR SALE-A GREAT CHANCE
l. for man without mOnsy-A tarm Of 100 acres,
900 aud Of 300 acres $1,000, house and barn.
no money required down; the farms are IA Dra
ware Co, N Y. state. Il. BLAKE, IA Chanser st.
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DONNETS - CHEAP BARGAlNS-BON-
ID os Of the atest styles; also chiidren's hats OF
all shapes and styles Inliucrs supplied with rp-
hons, flowers frames, a., At the lowest prices at
Mrs.. N. BlNN's millinery, ii3 Canal IT. strangoTs
will dc well to call. STRAW and beaver hats cleaned
Cb,nrcst place in the city. oc2 24ac'i2l
GALL BONNETS, THE LATEST STYLE,
l. BLK, SATIN, VELVET AND STRAW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
ssip "a cslOI s61 BROADWAY, up ssAlrx.
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W. sci, Tnis Day, luN o'o.ock, AZ sslesfopu, >,
Nassau 4. = Prneia ass irtntnt Of household fur.
nituie, ,br, cts, oil ci ts, mrrus, sofa tctr =.
te,cs, airs. cci tnr tables, book c,ses, bureaus,
w3'Sh.tnd-, hclstesds, Lair uaiulSsc., lounges,
mitToI' &C., &c. IL
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I II. BURLEY, AGCT'R-STORE Ut CA
~ nal st-wal sell THIS day, At 2 %, h, N9 Gran,
~ near N,rk, al the furniture VA e,id house, con.
ASntg IT -ua, chairs % pets, looking gasscs. oil
cha :. On mrlcd quits, lar sd other mAtui,t,s,
ledd,n gas Axturcs, pictures, cook ng slows, cen
ire and uthtt tal4cs, I14alogtny rucking And uthrr
cta,rs. ththen furniture, &c, With wheh the sale
will conn enoJ. lR
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TINDLING WOOD--OAK AND PINE
N LiudGng wood, at 20 cents for ten or more
toxes. Kn.ts and ends at 81 cents. Address G.
COLLINS, foot Of East Esd It. lOo
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S'VfR ,Tr, auct office 409 Ninth ave, VIII sef
this day, At O'Clock, cor. 3sth 1t aud I'll con
tiers, stand cvsA braudies, a.. TIiO5. MDLLfG,NN,
Constable.
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CTAND FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST
y corner stands in West Washington Market
cheap for cash or part cash, balance In trade for
dry goods groceries. -four, coal or lumber. Apply
70 q. 9. BERNARD q 90, 4sd Broadway, from 10
10 O'Clock daily. ocs tlc'lH
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FOB
i Only Eight cents per b
child's nicely pertumed Trioo
mig the condition Of the hair, Y
ann an now be procured ~ -
WlHlAmsbargh, d ths abISs \
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IGHT! LIGHT LIGHT A GREAT
- VICTORY. - amphcue and Fluid extornIln-
ted. and Coai OIL ia Kng, Ths UNION COAL
OIL, BURNER gives the greatest light the woTlc
aver SAW from one single lamp with no danger by
explosion, and ut half the cost OF anything now in
md new Lamps Coal OIL, Cans, Wicks, &C., always
In hand. Rights for sale 10 manufacturers only
B-None Of these lamps are genuine without nay
SIAM Of patent applied for IN front OF the burner
and without which II IN unlawful N make, SELL or
uae INV Improvement. Lamps altered at any place
M the CITY, OF by express in the country, on nstics
by letter or otherwise, being oft at my place o
business at No. 50 Catherine st., New YORK CITY,
Satisfaction Is guar anteed before payment N skod
sell eW&Thrlb JOHN AULVANr'
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AmTaCs.Es FOM SALE.

A SUPERIOR SADDLE HORSE To LET,
n trained particularly for ladies', children or In.
vdids easy pacsd and su'tles Can be hired
FOR SIX MONTHS very low tfor kind VA ~ the
owner teirr unable for the present t. use him. Al
d ess the Editor of tie SUH ocl too
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFlCIAL | DR.. LUTHER, PAINLESS
n TEETH, REMOVED TO ENAMEL
III to 80. 1Oi Rome FILL
WARRANTED, EAST 22d ST. ING, % cts.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-AT CARAVANS
- Vile, l52nd street snd Tenth avenue, will I've
sold cheap, the owner has other business, and
cannot attend u II. Inquire on the premiseS.
% 3'll0
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1.-THE AM
. dentists arc In
I'D $40, part sesss
\ the usual prios /;
y, opposite rnh
4 ssf0 2AAc'iA
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r IGHT LIGHT! LIGHT I!

Il
u LCCID OIL, the cheapest light IN tho word
>, Ier cent cheaper thar kerosene oil, and will bur
N Kerosene, camphene or coal oil lampa. The sub
,,rer is the sole agent fer the sale Of the alb We 81
IA the city price On cents per gallon delivered "a
,ey part Of the city free Of charge. Depot lsT Ca
Ia ST, cor Mott hsct0ry at Greeipont, L. L, Thu
N warranted nOS explosive. Lamps altered at =
yr.Hny Xpens. J. HANSEN. self Abc'llc
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IIORSES FOR SALES HORSES SUlTA-
IL BILE for any kind Of BUSINESS, will be sold rea
souabe. Inquire corner Gold street and Myrtle ave,
u ooklyn, in the grocery. oc2 2'll9
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RIAA ESTATE.

YARNS FOR SALE-FOR SALE NEAR
l. IIplbruok station, l.. l., una. ia.lns ON liberal
terms, VIZ: Of acres, Improved, $500; ! do, .
,crcs, house, &C.. &ttO do. . acres, unimproycl
900; do. 10 acres, 500; do. ~ acres, 500, l
A.. 40 acres, $500; morning and evening trains to
the land. Apply H. A. McCOrlER, l2a Futon st.
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HORSFS FOR SALE-TWO BAY MARES,
one il d years Old, ION hands high the other,
o years cid. Is hands high, warranted sound ami
Kind in double single harness. aud will tro, ons
mile in 4 and half minutes will lie sold single or
double Apply at McDougal Vi. % 2'lbg
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nocr FLUCTUATIONS

Ito t.bls Is dsi'sd ~ opun, ausso q the Firss
BcNrd sAes ZACH dAy,-
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GEORGE BREEzE-BREAD AND NIUE

nEONiE BREELL-BkEAD AND MUF-
VI FIN BAKER, i2l Fulton ave, Brooklyn, late
81 Crosby Vt, New York, hegs H. inform the iuhah.
irorts Of New York aud il vicinity that he will
,uppy iuuilios, hotels, and eating houses, with all
kinds Of the very test Bread Mnifns and Rolls.
Io wisi Is particularly In call attention b. supe.
riur Gral am Bread, with which he has supplied
Chas ParkeIs eating touse 90 D'y 1t, for the lat
10 yesrs and Is pronounced by all b. ha the most
healthy bread IN use. The subscriber will leage
Bread, M.iins and Rolls nj o'clock in the morn
ing AZ any place below Grand st. Al orders left
atCIIAs PARKERs Eating house, will be prompt
" attended TO- aug o'l"l
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NEWS DEPOT AND CONFECTIONERY,
~ stock and fixtures for sale cheap. Inquire in
Park ave, second dor from oxford st, Brooklyn.
ocl glib
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WM.WOLF, AUGT-OFFlCE49J JACKSON
w At, viii sell en- "wednesday, Oct. I'd, AT luK
o'clock, the whole household furniture la house III
Eldrdgss II, siSting Of rosewood suit Of French
mrrurs, tsistenls and bedding, bureaus; also
Brussels and ingram carpets, Oilcohs, &c, n; salo
positive. oil 2ls'lSD
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INYERGREEN TREES VERY CHEAP
IL All kinds OF fine evergreen trees sprices, hrs,
Iines, &c. Mt very low rates 10 suit the tines also
fuit and ornamental trees bulbs, &C. of all kinds,
At pluced rates. PRINCE CO., Flushing, n.
Y. ocl % %
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AuCSor roT1CHa.

A LBERT L. SMITH, AUCT, WILL SELL
tbs day, NJ icy o'clock, the 'ntire lirntur' OF
family giving up bouseSe,ptng, IN Me pdvnte
iesidehce 1871 Eighth At, lear Brost"ny; every
thhg must he removed this dAy.
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Two Shilling Advertisementsl


The cEtdptst isdv 10 pet ANYTHING nos is u
ADVERTISING IN the SUN
Anything v anted can he lad or heard Of On the
host Of terms for TWO sHILIINGS by
ADVERTISING IN THE SUN.
CHEAPER THAN WALKING OR RIDING FOR II.
EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD 1T.
FOX EVERY PURPOSE.
Immense Established City Circulation.
DAILY AyERAGE FOR 1858. ........5e1,p
DAILY AVERAGE FOR 1859. ........, 81 $50
DAILY AVERAGE FOR 1890. 585
tThe pressure Of the times having boon mAteri-
ally relieved, the Necessity for the shilling sy stem Of
advertising, stely in use in the Sow, has nearly
ceased 70 exist. FROM and amer this date. . two
shilling 81 stem viii I've adopted, which, 10 Is hoped,
all lie mutually beneficial. Two line advertise
mtnts will be inserted in this department, for
quarter cf dollar, thus afording opportunity for
fuller aud more explicit announcements than could
he inserted under the former sylteun, in QUE line.
Dated October lst, 1851
Tuo Chilling Advertisements.
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~ them is powerful big horses also bObtAil
i horse price $llO; also black horse, price
r aao pony built bay hor,e, price -; also
~ built lay horse, price $ilO; they are all from
90 to 16 hands high; Shey arc all warrant d. To
be seen at 81 Perry 1t. oil 2'lI9
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A JCTION NOIICE-LARGE SALE OVER
"A $40 900 ~eth Hou,eLold y truitu'T'- Tins day,
wednesday, At ioN O'Clock, ct ~ wea l6th 81, near
Cth ave, consisting II pa-'or, ca amber aud dining.
knives and forks tables crairs sofa beds, inirrrs
clio Ks, csrpetng add bedding Of every des,'rIS
Also sig e assortaent bas, and kitchen htrni.
iure. Sale positive. A. GRIFFIN, Aucti9ne'-. l4'
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-M
w gage tae Tnis Day ate O'Clock, at 4bt Canal
~ Of the entire furniture, &c, of large boarding
house, rosewood piano, lace curtains, rioh tapes
try, 3py aud other carpets, oil cloths, French and
cottage bedsteads, hair and other mattresses, bed
and bedding Of ~ rooms, 6O carpets, SOFAS rocking
chains, tete "A tetPs, md all other goods usual,
! found in well furnished house. by order 0
| THOMAS CUSHING, Attorney for Mortgage. lb'
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DAWN BROKERS SALE ON THURS
L day, October sd, 10y JOHN MORTIMER,
No. 10 East Bfond~ay-a large lot VI mem,
clUthng and silk ffocks and shawls. By order Of
II. II. SOLOMON, la1 Spring IT.
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CHERRIFF'S SALE-BOY'S CLOTHING
- CHAMBERS d FAIHCHILD AuCtOneors.
Stlssroom, lI8 Nassau NJ.
VIII sell this day, Wednesday, Oct. "a, at IL a..
clock, at No. 1874 Fulton II, tho stock Of boys
clothing store, insisting of desirable assortmen,
II COATS rout dabouts, Jackets, vests, pants, &c.,
for summer, fall and winter wear. JOHN KELLY
Sheriff. lH
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-H. SEAMAN
l. wil sell this day, "Wednesday, O1t"ber "a. at
80 Carm ne 81, AZ O'clock, genera assortment OF
unredeeued pledges. Nat sale, Ossoh-- 10Th
By order # JOHN WORTLEY, late WORTLEl a
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BoARD OF SUrrRvIsoRs.-An adjourned
meeting II This Board was held at noon ycstcr.
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CONFECTlONARY STORE AND FIX.
- tures tor salt, Ia good location. Inquire j'l
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Government Contracts to be Investigated
The Money Market-NavnI Matters-The


Government Contracts to be Investigated
The Money Market-NavnI Matters-The
Potomac.
WASHINGTON, October ll.-Representative
Steele, Of New Jersey, and Dawes, of Massa-
chusetts, have arrived here. They are mem
bers of the House Committee, appointed
during the late session of Congress, to inves-
tigate all contracts made by the Government.
After transacting some business at the War
and Treasury Departments, they left the city
fellow Committeeman is awaiting them there.
The Government has offered every facility
for the investigation, and it is known that
the action of the Committee thus far has been
highly beneficial to the pecuniary interest of
the country.
While the male portion of the population
of the State of New York, between the ages
of eighteen and forty-fve, capable of bearing
arms is seven hundred and sixty. six thou.
sand three hundred and forty four that of
the State of Pennsylvania is five hundred and
seventy thousand.
Brokers and bankers say that the money
market is easier now than it has been at any
other time during the war,
The Harriet Lane is having put on board a
heavy armament of thirty. two Founders.
The Pensacola, though drawing seventeen
| feet water, reached Alexandria without the
least difficulty. She now lies off that city.
All is quiet down the Potomac.
There are no Indications Of life about the
| rebel batteries.
The Pd1pnee Pocdhontas, Seminole and
Harriet Lane are now in the hands of the
workmen, undergoing repairs and changing
| armaments, &c.
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THE INDEPENDENCE OF UTAH.-The New
York Heralds Salt Lake correspondent
writes as follows:
am Just informed by the telegraph and
pony from the East that Brigham Young had
declared the independence of Utah, and was
preparing for measures offensive and de-
fensive. No doubt Brigham will be inter-
ested by that intelligence. For those who
care to know what the chief is presently en-
gagged in, will state every man and team at
his disposal is busily engaged in helping
through the Western telegraph line, which,
without him, would not have been finished
this year. He is building a magnificent the
ater, which we hope will be opened on the
lst of January, and to. day, am told, he has
completed a paper-mill, and put through
sheets that will take the ink of the Desert
Ne,vs to- morrow. These slight occupations
in a desert country, together with pitching
into thieves, already alluded to, taking care
of the church at home and abroad, superin-
tending every thing from feld-ditch to a
temple, besides attending to the duties and
obligations of husband and father to three
or four score human beings, is quite enough
and the half is not told--for any man to have
decently on his hands, without adding
thereto the interesting obligations Of fight
! ing Uncle Sam.