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DR.. 8. IL. Bradley, formerly Of New Y~k
state, but who has been In practice for some
years At Montgomery, Alabama, and who wss
AZ Dull Run in the capacity Of sargesn 70 the ID
hlabams Regiment, has arrived in this city,
having ELECTED his estape from Dixie, After q
variety II unpleasant adventures.
lie, a. a nurthern man, was not partic ulAhy
lahsded with his location In the South after the
var broke ol'. hut had 20 face the music" M
10 the time Of the battle OF Bull Rus. On tho
tnerro)n VI tho DIST Of July, he attempted 10
caps to the feitrll lincs, but was detected by
10 coriedsfates, and was hsndcuGed and iroasJ,
"a rent TO Montgomery, wherp he was kept
c'udfed in JAIL uutl the 25lh Of Septsmbor,
whon he wa released lie III. made his vzT
io New Or.olns, as tho most favorable routs fer
an exodus.
business at New Orleans (Oct ~ was psr,
| i,cilJ stAKnant, but there was considerable
| activity in tho way Of preparing d. fenses for
| New Orle,rs agsirst federal invN ior. Guus
ae lcing mounted On all the defensibls por-
| iiOns OF the city. -Four ihbty.two poundtrs had
| 'en PLANTED upoa tho top Of tho Custom nousa,
y hich building commands the rIver for q osn-
'iderAhle distance. lwelve Founders had bssu
p.acot upon the leveo and upon the tOps Of Suoh
luildinRs a. were deemed strong enough 70
land the concus-ion e being fired from. A
rumbcr Of Hight draft gun-boats had besn plsoed
tp'n Lake Ponicharrain 10 repel any attack
i.Ads from that direction Pr,nch casimere pam
tanuus sold fur tlS and other articles u weaT in
proportion. Fresh beef wAs from forty oenis 70
thy cents pr pound beef steaks fhy eenta
Flour was tcr dollats per harrel.
The planters were much dissatisfied with the
refusal of the Confederate government 10 allow
their cottoa accoss TO a market. There was q
largo crop, but the planters declare they will lee
IL rot in the fields before they will 20 to the
pense Of gathering II under the unsatisfaetory
conditions placed upon its sale through The
| policy u the Confederate authorities
There 10 a difficulty about saving the cotton
| crop, also, an sccount Of tho want Of bagging
ard tope ~ bag II with. WasAsu0ton Stdr, 10.
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Froun I.uisville,

LeUIsvTLLE, Oct. IL.
Secretary Cameron is in this CITY inves,ie.-
ting the condition Of the Un.on troops. and oe,-
ieTing with our military authOrities az 10 tha
beat plAr u operations 'Or the campaign in
kentschs. L.st aigat tho Secretary held .
toii'lenoe WIN Uenefal oaeno-n asd -lad.
Several prominent civilians we're present. a-oo-,.,
ne re'i, Hon. James i,uthria.
Mr. cameron appeared to take more hopsfui
view 't the situation u Kentucky than the Other
sentltmon participating in u 10 conference, and
I'd not est mate ~ highly the danger which
eemel appsrent 10 his advisers.
We have IL from ptrsons lmmediataly from
uckhors camp 1T Bowling Green that tho er,-
vny have there IN position forty thres pieces q
artillery, and troops were pouring In freely ffsun
y ennestee and western Kentucky.---Cor. Obss-
rVTCtd| 4 dVcTtiser.
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Forire" Monroe, oct 20, ria Baltimore, Oct.
21 Some twenty prisoners who have been
waiting hero for several days TO 80 TO Norfolk
by ilag Of truce, will return TO Baltimore TO-
night. Neither tho General nor Flag officer
will allow any conmunicstitn with the rebels
for numbor Of days at least.
The released rebel prisoners from Fort LsfAy-
etc arrived hero this rning and weru sent
temp rstIly 10 the storc-9hip
Col pimmicll who has Geen PJs, Command.
ant s OLD pOirt for nearly two years, loft last
night for Fort Warren, Bostor hlrbor.
Major Jores, Of Gcntral Wools stat, has bson
uppoiltd Provoit Marshal at Old Point.
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Signs Of Approac ching Winter.

The Capo Ann Advertiser reports thst wild
hirjs have L'cn very plenty in the vicinity of
Gloucester tho past week. From the numerous
fhCotors have sometimes brought down sixty In
a DAY. Tho average has been from twenty. i've
10 hity. On Wednesday one gunner shot ninety
four and II his ammunition had no. given out,
10 could easily have secured hundred and
hfty. The first frost oG the season at the towns
on tho Northwestern side Of the White Moun-
tains, occurred In the beginning Of ut week,
though in the mountain districts lar5S patches
Of last winters snow still remained.
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SNEETRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
" ley from foO. uf C0rslAndi s-COnnsesins n
aAmpton Junction with Delaware, LAcEAu9nns
and Was.arn RAilroad, and a EAston with Lshlgt
Valley Railroad And iu conn eciloAs, 'nrmlnz . d.
Iectbns - PIrrsbURG aad abs WKsr, Ni'boai
ehsnzs ~ cars.
sUMhsR ARRAsa AxKNT.
Jommenelng JSns 10 1891 Leave hsN York -
fo.lovuI
HAEHhsUssH KrIRssa-AisA. -, ior HAssoa,
seadns, PssViiis, HATIb1rg AAdsh CHUNK,
.S1niAmsporI, &C.
NAu TaAm-At A. -, for kss1or, Wstm Gap
Scranton, uraAi bend. Pittston, Wilkasbarre, 30.
i2H. raoUaH TAAm-For HNston. AsIoh
uhuiE, NlltAmspor,, 2sAdins, PO,aSvtlss, HArr's
0u-p, &C.
sPM rlnovsm rlAm-For nAIaon, Rslhls-
Allentown md MAuoh gbuAk.
G..UP.H, WAY TRAiS--FOr bomsrvina.
9.OOI, ~, Western KKpreas for nAssoa, Allen
ArTn, aeadiag, HArrisburg, Pi.sburg, and aha
HeS- Slsspins Cars from Jsusy oi1 through 70
ffsaburR.
KxfREss TRAINs FOA HAKMssURa.
chs a. -, Express Train rom New York,
Al Harrisburg ~ ?. ~, oonuscting Ava and
INT al Railroad, Hurah ana eouAas and " 10 tS9n-
DgrlAnd valley Railroad.
cbB THROUGH KXPd8Ss TEAM roe TaA
Jest, leaves Nov York NJ P.H. daily sunday
spGedl nAknR Gloss o,alnsctodl u Harrisburg
St th PsnnSylYAnA RAilrOad- WiAh ohAngs oi gAru
~ Piteburg, and bli one ~ OincinAsd and OhloAro
ur hours time u AAved by taking tbs trAiA.
4 ILABk1HPOkr AND ekW YORK RRRaX.
save tow York FROM Pier No. North River a
. and II 90 A n, $40, 4 - and go 20
ma boAas Ssop ~ Bergen eoiQt and AArlnSrs aAr.
s UVary NIP ssch VAy.
JOHN o. gTHARasS SuF$roIsndsnA
snlS lY'ics
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rhe Capture Of Lynn Creek Con
firmed.

RoHd, No, oct. 2O.--The capture Of Lynn
CIet is confirmed. Tho place was surrounded
on the lith, by the Major Wright's Cavalry,
10 same that routed tho rebels
,orr Lebanon, and company Of rebels, under
prisoners, including tho Sheriff Of the county. A
rebol captain and lieutenant were killed In tho
affair near Lebanon, and 1t. Col. Soners taken
prisoner. All the prisoners taken at both
places, "A in number, have arrived here.
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III. Arrest Of Col. Kerrisun.

The grounds on which Col. ker igan, mehl-
ber Of Congress from this city, and eK, market
clsrk, was arrested by order Of Gen McClellan,
were for grossly insulting bis superior ofhcsr'
Gen. MaftndAle and for tho general insu6ordl-
patton Of lis regiment. lie Was brought 70
Washington closely guarded, and squAdrcn OF
cavalry and two regiments Of infantry were
sent 70 restore dhcihine in KenigAn regimen
and preyent q riot.
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Secession Lie. Operating on slaves.

We learn from undoubtod authority that In
w tern Kentucky, whore tho ssces,ionists are
rrbcls, as we'll rs tho-a Of tho Union men, are
al made by tho iobcls 10 helioVe that II JEFF
Davis sucGoods, they will be made free. All
mo negroes, no matter by whom owned, ars
dangerously iusol.ut 10 Union men, and especL-
ally 10 lie fomsle portion Of the fimlies q TIE
latter. The rebels employ their slaves In sack
lnk farms and running or the ehAttels and stock
b'i, pging 10 tho Union men.
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p,ro,,ea CANINE of t-c sumter.

boston, Oct. 2l.--The Bangor IBies publish
os an extract itvm a letter dated B,rbadoes,
September 27th, stating that The Privateer
Sumter had becn csp,urcd 10 ths leeuard by the
L. y. steamer PowhSttan. Letters from vol
informed parties in BubSioos, however, d
September 2Sth, received in thiA city, make no
mention Cf the report.
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The 0sVcgo PiHIiUp pab'shcs under its
cditoh,l head both tho Peoples and the Demo
cratic State Tickets its editor having decided
ttat it ia our patriotic duty to place all the
names at the head of our columns snd isdrs The
mteii,gemt electors 70 make heir choicc." This
is certainly very kinL. The Pdiiaiium has been
the Democratic organ in Oswcgo county.
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A PnIIiIcAI N.NeIi..

WILLARD JOHNSON is a candidate f,r Assem-
bly, in osvsgo county, running ii no." Ho
va, first nominated by tho " Peoples" Conven-
tion, then by the Republicans, and LASTLY by tho
Democrats II is thought to b, quite probable
that he will 10 elected. Mr.. johnson, strange
to say, Is a member Of Mr. Cssgers democratic
Stat. Comm ttec
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED - OF MARY
CCMMINJ, who came ~ this country fcm
Queonr Co, Ireland On siSP Isaac Webh
which snilei frCra Liverpool Aphi III, 1891 shs
wc1, 70 a. Ninth ave, ~ Y. Ssd hes no, been
hoard n N 81 -. InformA alton thankfully reocved
ly JOHN ~. TAYLOR, Bomersviae, N J. oi9 -
DNNSlOsS SECURED FOR SOLDlE %,
l. sutt4d.d o. ilsolsd a. riug ths pre.en,
and A.sp tOr tie w7d1~s nf thO-s killet who may
de IN so y siAs ? ~ pb,,uty And, 60,
poI.4tt .... t.,. NN.giN salTu, CuE.
uar Chan ..... H..t tf .stkar Ns saAcslnS
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yv. women and six CAlldreu DrOwnsdl

When the main bridge over PlAtts River, Mo-,
IN the Hannibal K 81. Joseph Railroad, was
burned, some tine ago, a temporary structure was
erected, which WAS swept away by the freahel
10 change ears-crOssing the river On raft. oI
the llth inst, Whsa number f wemsa en-
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Interesting from Missouri.

UNION MIN rAKEN rRI9ONFR3.
Evl'oH, Mo., oct. 2l.-A messenger rep1rs
tuat a ,coutn,, party from Cameron county,
rDi, bering ono hundred, have been taken pri-
- u, N by somo six hundred rebels, at McCaholl
Ctdwon county. Four hundred Of the Federal
trOps at Cameron were ready TO march to their
rescue when tho train loft.
Arother party Of from four 10 Eve hundred ro-
hcls were IN Carroll county and hal captured
seventeen Of Col. Morgans rnen. Col. Morgan
bad started in pursuit.
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IT s. ARMY.

3. AhmI.
We Wanted 'or the l2th Reg. q. 3 Infantry,
so1rt, ab'e-bodlsd men, unmarried and NOS over
q years Of Age.
Nen enl sting for this Rsgimsni arc not separated
= would he TIE case m enhsthlg for the generA ser-
d,e. and al who snns, hnmsiiataly 60 to hl up tho
First Battalion, whiSh N nearly really lor the hed.
The sans pay, clothing, bounty and term OF SER
rice as In the voluu teeTH years.
Msohanics and irGdesnsn, who enla, arc y tne
Rsgulalisn, entitled 70 extra pay when employed
lpOn their trades.
an second Lieuten1.eies Sys fued from the rdnks
INTELLIGRNT, EDUCATED YOUNG MEN
ARE WANTED. SUCH ARB SURE TO IH
CRIVR PROMOTION VERY BooH, II NOT AP'
f0INTED AT ONCh
Bounty u time Of discharge 800.
Recruits sent n onos ,o HeAdquArterS a. For
aAmilioa.
Apply Al AendesyoaA, q ChAlham a.
A. j. DALLAS.
OApt lssh IninniFys
osil ias108 .. Reorliflag 0fhces.
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Bos,on, Oct 2i.--Wm Pierce, lsto Of Now
Orleans, arrested in Boston on a charge Of com
p'city with the rthellion, was eKnu,iued to-day.
ia tle suggestion of the District Attorney, anu
by orders irtm Washington, he WAS cent "
Fort Lafayette.
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Teiegrapnic New s-
1sc sLlrm,.. rc,,IeSn,.-. Mo.

~. L"ui', oH. 2o.-It thu skrmish near
Lebanon on tho 18th iru., bctvs,u two com.
panSs Of Major Wrigh,i cavalry and about 400
rebels previously reported, tbs latter loat 90
killed, II wounded Qour mortality ani 90 TAX.
On prisoners. The loss d Major Wright was
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Syracuse, No., oct. 21.-Major Scott, of Gen.
Sigels staff, from Warsaw yesterday, says that
definite and satisfactory information had besn
received ~ General Sigels camp, that General
Pri,e had broken mp his camp In Cedar county,
Cwtero he arrived last Sunday week, and where
II was said ho would stand and givs battle ard
oonllnnod bis reIreat toMards the Arkansas lIno-
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+ ODGINGs CHEA P-C0nfORTABLE
- Aingls be Ia, 10 cents = night, ~ cenN
week. double bella less; single rooms Is cents. AAr-
red persons 20 " 20 cents Hsfrefhments equally
low a. WILT5WBR HOUSE, lOs Fran Sln u, near
Wsa Broadway. WstchmAn al night u 2<so'lS4
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GENERAL WARD, Commander Of Camp Andy
johnson, at Groensburg, KY, sent special 70
Louisville on Friday, 10 demand re-snforce-
ments, a. 5000 were advancing within IL miles
TO attack him. 800 troops wore at once scat
10 his assiBfAnoe.
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MILITARY.

DRCRUITS WANTED--FOR THIRD RE
sN.imeit EIcslsiOr Brigade, Col. NELSON TAH-
OK comma dog, noS "a WNh'ngon. A nlmber
ahle bodied men will ne resolved into This hns 70
ui neut aud sent Immediately ~ the Hee' 't war
~ auyllying 10 Lieut. PBNNOOk, 6JO BlosdWsy. A
new cOiuI ANY Ia forming ~ sne Teyimo4t In TnicA
. sergeant. and Corporate are wa Ted, besids4
uInbsr uf men. Apply ID Chambers 81. ocls1
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GEWING MECnISEit-LADlRS TAUGHT
- I, operate o1 s.uysE-H aud Wh-olsr q Wilson's
s~ing machines 10y an old experienced ts'cher,
sCuns nA perisC, Un work, snd recommended b.
a'tAr ssIning, from 81 N 81 g. ~ ~ Stlnlon
~, EsAr Allan, u. 't,a dwAling. Oi0 AAG't4n
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DOARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
D or gentleman and wife can obtain board on
moderate terms, St i9t Charles street, 'rth- Rei
oc9 24sh'12T
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EURS- -FURS-PURS-Rg
4 mOvAl-hAnGy firs, ohaApsf than the cheap'-L
o. saT Eighth avenue, bet S6th and 2Ith streets,
tramembsr up nSlpl ,he only place up
town where they make ths manufacturing
u fancy hirL thsr exclusive business IN
consequence ~ removing, / ofer my entlrs stock;
comprising al the varisses Of ladies and chltren's
fancy fIr 1T % pef cont lea than the originA. COST
ladies now = ths time W supply yOunelvoi and
IN ldren with fInl NJ q moderate cost. | soil
n, tI-ins and cuffs - low a. dollars. Pun made,
. 1 red and r'paired carefully and prnrnptly, by
praotos rrisrs. FINIGAN. 60 ~ 2kAa'lSl.
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
~ Tur
NATIONAL LOAN.

OFTICE OF KKTOHUh, BoH a Co.
No. " Exchange Place.
TREASURY NOTES ISSpED FOR THE Ma,
TIONAL LOAN, bearing interest 81 the rate Of alt
Or AZ dirscssd, and q tAe various dsnominStonA,
an now be had Il this ofdos. immsdis.aly upon de-
lssii therefor In gold OF current tundA. Order
,rosn .hs country, accompanied by ohsck' supplied
sI PHR CKrf. TWO YHAR TRBAsuRY
MOTIFS RRCBIvED AT PAn AND IkrkRH5r
m PAYMENT ron TEE ABOvA
s6 1siil -sINoKHIn kKrcIUk
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DOARDlNG-s7 26-CIIEAPEs5r BOARD
ID ing in New York-N,e rooms with good board,
a. 25 h % . week, and upwG "a Ladies' ARi
parors with pianos. ~ IAspanArd So, near Broad
way aud Canal. Also. WAschmAn all night and
lodgings cheap. % 2AA1'l3s
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Making saving t. the Department
under the preseut contract "a, COM
pared with tho former ono OF go.
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ILPSODTTS LINZ
y OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Tns Subscribers oJntiaua ~ grant O..rtincasea Of
IN sse " AID rom Liverpool ~ their fsgoraes
hne 4 packets, oompr.asng IN part ts following
ships!
Wm TAP3COI'r EMERALD ISLR, ALBION,
OREADNOUGHr, MANCHBsrBH, vICfO ~,
~ NJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION il. BOYD,
WEST FONT, ESCORT, PlIBNlN
w lERWRITRR, SpA FLOWER. CAABbIAH,
Hsking, Llgetaer with others, ship syery Ava
daya The ~ ac,ibers are sisu agents FOR the
LINE or LONDON PACKHI1
For all of which ,sey grant sartihoAL>a, On liberal
,er1ns
RgNITTARCRs TO FINLAND, 90.
7 d Co slso osntinue W isnls draita payable on
daniAnd, throu ghoui Pm ylAnd, Ireland, 5optlAnd
AND Wales Al the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may n had On Ap-
plicatioz II by letter, enclose p stage statnp-so
TAP5COTr n CO, So south q, New YORK.
eT lAAc'l0l TAPsCOTr. 5NIrU 3 o. Liva-D.'l
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XsLINE FOR LONDON-SAILS FRIDAY,
N o I. 2b;h, tho we'll known and fAVouIs PlckeI
Ship WN. TAPSCOrr, Capt. Bsll for passage,
10 low rates, or drals on Engla vi or ireland, ape
ply N TAP5COrr d CO., 50 South 1t. o2l i'ltb
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SEwING MACUINE-wANTED, A Mum.
- 'f experienced hands ~ opsrAts IN Singers
,nd Wheeler and wilson's sowing Machine; asp \
number ~ hn'shsrs, st 81 Dey 1t, hrst d ,nr.
ocql s'is0
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Letter rom Iyn,hisstou
Special COrresp0a ince ". \. Sun.
LATE AND UEtIAuIT FVoN TUW ENEMY,


LATE AND RELIAuLr FROM rHE ENEMY.
WAsuISdroN, d. G., OCT. 10, 1861.
mot, a tow moments since, n mn wac, thr'c
days ago, was in the Confederate camp --he Is
intelligent and well educated, aud was there
"ior pup)so"--he says that the main body Of
tho Coniodoratcs lies al Man esa3 Junction
That Johnston Is there with l5O, 900 men, and
that Bcauresard mado frequent visits, bu. had
his headquarters at Richmond. Tho Confclcr
atos have nc idea Of alta, king Washington, but
have ,till further 5'rongthcnod tho works at the
Junction, and intend 70 make their groIt ofo I
there.
They hlve little excepting bread 10 eit'
but Of thai there is a great plonly, aad thay arc
suspected ofrocoiVing their supply Of hour from
Maryland. "IfIHy of them ara dis satisfied with
their prospects and auffsrings, ard their stock Of
.hoos and warm clothing IS totally midoquatc
10 their necessities"
Jerr. DAVIS sErurw
There Is nothing Of Importance even IN tho
way Of 'rumors' about the city today. Now
troops come in steadily but rlo NV, and those
already IN camp are ktp, under constant dtill.
l mentionoi in ono Of my previous Letters
meeting nephew Of the Confederate President
NJ W illafu 1 SAW MIN again thb morning,
and he informed mo that Col Berlan would
probably give him an entirely satisfactory sp
y. intment.
BERDAS's coRPL
would, by the way, advise oil who visit this
city 10 roe the camp ami men Of Bcrdtls corps,
aul especially H. the afternoon, nj drra' parade.
Under the instructions Of Lieut. Col. Mea', who
ia remarkably proficient in every kind OF nili-
tary knowledge, the organization is rapidly nc,
quirng condition Of drill and discipline that
would DO crcditable even 20 some Of your long
standing Uniform d State Militia. Col. Bsr-
dan is very popular both with his corps and at
Washington.
coMSWNDABLE ACTIVITY.
It is aso astonishing to SEQ the rIpidi'y Wit h
which army stores are served out daily at the
various dspots. Long trains Of wagons are
constantly moving in and out of the city, flllsi
with all tho various articles Necessary for the
comfort and use Of the troops and such arc the
excellence Of the arrangements that the deteu-
ton at various points for loading, &c is 80
slight thst many regiments can draw provisions
in the morning for the day dinner.
Truly yours, las.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

pOAGDING--A FEW YOUNG MN CAN
ID l,s a.ronfn dated v ith e "a board an plea
r,fl r ums At geI T6uth A., he.weea - Avslls
sli ky,nue A, from s. " - ~, psr week. Tina
lousr ooLLsiIAa A. modsrl improvements haths
gbs tSc. 90 Aa''p
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ehildrea belosging TO the Utah army v~.
erecting, the raft caps'zsd, and tive vsu,ea -
six children were drowned.
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To snow riIE amount Of business done by
the b,ats u the revenue cutter Bib, Capt. 4.
MAtin, stationsd At tho Narows, Messrs.
Rsbin,su and Drew, Y. 5 Inspector yesterday
boarded over Olo lurdrol Nari bound vsWl,
besides large numbcr Ply ug between this city
and places in tho III mediate vicinity. Tho
number Of clearancss for foreign ports during
tho past week was ll3. Tho arrivals during
same dates wero from foreign Pcr's -, with a
very heavy list Of smaller craft from domestic
ports, principally via Long leland 5ouud.
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GENER Al FuTsHVEss.

A GENCY OF THE
n U. q. GOVRRNhRNP
fr ths sale Of
8.l0 TREASURY NOTES,
~ WALL ST.
TuE SECRETARY or THE TREASURY
having AppO.Ltod
MR Cu.s BURRALL HOFFMAN,,
ot our Hr1. Sgsnt FIR tho sAls n Tr-Asr y NJ.os
bearing interest NJ the rita 81 40 oar cent,ws are
prepared N supply them In lots " suh purohAssrs.
n denominations ~ oDs, loss oODI, lOOOa aud 6JbOs,
mAg be relui,el VITA coupons for lhs paynslI
Of interest seul-AnnuRlly attached
The lntes dated August l0th. 'S6l, and phr-
chAssr pAy the aurlod inIaIess a. shs rate Of tvn
aents per day sAnh hundred dullar,
BANkABLB FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
P,irchN,s-s in The co1rtry, ssldiag chsoEs, Can
have nots~ per return Of mail
Any further iniornAhon soluirsd Will bs GVan
BY she unlerfgr 81
COLGATE HOFFMAN,
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IN AND aFTEh lUESDAY, OCrVBEh
~ int, tbs steamer Bt JADWAR VIII IsssH p.sr
o. o. Jay u, Illchtg At Am1s ~ ever aft rioon
~ Dllack, for Soaksrs, HeI' ~, O14Os ser
= rs.ryt9wu, sing Sns, and HSvsrSirsv,
,oi cAs,'ils
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New Publications.

LADY MAUD; tho Wonder of KingswoOd
Chace or, Earl Cover; or, the Secret Mar
rage. by Pierce Egan.
This is Il volume OF three hundred ami sixty
dvo pages, nom tho p,oss Of 7. B. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, and for sals by Brady,
at No "a Ann stroot, New York.
The November number Of the old iiyorite
TX KnicL erbOcker, or New York Monthly Maga>
ziuo, is upon our table, with All unusually rich
table Of contents.
LLoYDs MAJ OF VRoIYIA.- J. T..
Lloyd, 1Gi Broadway, has just issued a map Of
Eastern Virginia, which will DO found especial
ly valuable At this time. Inc counties are 10
sgnated in colors. The map Of Western Viz
gnia will be issued SON.
Loss oP THE DEITIsH SCHOONER SHARK,
cF LIVERPOOL. captain L. ID Barrett, Of the
sci oone r Mariquta, arrived from Rio Congo,
firica, gives the following particulars Of the
10 Of this vessel
August ST., tho British schooner Shark, Of
Liverpool, while en- orng the Rio Congo, run
lseOre at Sharks Point, and became total
lpsI.
Sbe had cargo valued At S25, 600. which
fell irto tho hands OF tho native, "MussolOn-
gCs, who gathered on tho Oeac1 IN great num-
hers armed with musksts and CONNER cod
shooting M the crew, who were o. j ged 10 make
their escape in the boat, 10 save their liyos.
After thev left the vessel, the natives continued
20 fire at them until the current had drlited
them out Of range.
II. B. M. frigato Arrogant arrived eight day
af or, but the natives bad taken the vessel u
pieces TO get the iron and copper bolts from her
and with these the caTRO sails and copper iron
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