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The Cnsc Of Col. Ktrrlsaa.

Col Jamps Il Karrii an, uf the New YORK
Twenty lfti ~ st,ll conf uod In Room No. IL,
Of he Old CtpiSl Bliiding, 1t Is rumored on a
charge of trea.on. lsArn from a commissioned
officer of a regime r. ,mpAd In tho vicinity
of tho Twonty-ffth, that Col, Ksrigln has
been in the habit of riding out frequently lats at
night, anI long distances from his camp,
ami in tho most mysterious mlnner.-
General McDouell and other officers, who
nave been olt on duty, have m3t Col
K'rignn in out If the WAY places WHOM
lie filled 10 give good account OF
h'm.ef; that Ke'rgIn has b q, Ell If having
aimed ac,osI tho lrrt with Col Frank AHdtr-
son, Uf Nl2is- VI not, is'y ans D. . ho has been
hs,id 90 say H. W.slincog bar rcOn, ttst 10
w'uld not Gra~ LIS sword Sg0'rs, his hFothrcn
IN he south Tn 'o rgmOr, IL connection with
HE sTI's 20 orgau.l" hat n ys'l riuus rs, inent
iu New York, have a an t,'pr Que charge OF
Treason. Ccftu .y th5 fUtel, y bg'u Rble ~
l.Urn from come well ini Imal solue " the
poi ion and mo, em.nt. Of Onion trooUs |. must,
hovey,r, in Justice 20 1 j. kerriglu be stated
that hs represents that he wa Erre7,sd by the
rebel p,CAel7, apd bs'lg recognized ~ Col. Au-
dtIs0n a. Iu I'D r,,ni WH llrtd, win I'd and
re- A. liberty. A story Is tod Of KeriiRan's =
insurer ofIeyausiug himseli for some imaGi inad
injury received from Gen. Mcpo sell, which il
lus Tates tho eccentric Congressman 8 honor. II
Sppears that Gen. M1DoW,lls beaiquArters were
in tho vicinity Of kerriyans camp 30 the Colo =
mel ordered out his drum cofps about 2;30 4. NJ
stat oDed them as near the Generals bedroom
window a. be could, and Kept them drumming
| NTH daylight Perhaps this is the inGubordinA-
ton with which he il charged, and the treason
story all myth.-PGsk. Cor Times.
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Way oflhe rran.arc~,.v.

One &C the Dragons encAmpsd bs-t Of Ire
Capitol, the o ber day bought q watch for sso.
from smother solder iu the same company. he
s'tetwards stole the money back, and was
caught lie has now 20 march around the On
cairpuent every alternate hour day and night
Carrying . heavy ball and chain, and has Z
lnge plscard On his bach, With the word
Chief printed on II Ho is compelled to taks
ht lonely round Tor thirty days, whom be Is to
have his head shaved and be drummed out II
camp to the tune of the "Rosues March-" In
nearly every tncampmsrt soldiers are tied up
to Z noes and wagon wheels with their offences
hbSlled on their brsssts or backs.
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The I.ond,n w,sicu,n Methodist Book Con
eva is in that state Of prosperity that tbs
WTchniA ,sy. il Is abou. to ,nl,rsc It's es'ab-
lishmcnt II sdd,--
EcNly two millEs OF tracts have been Issued
by the box roir, during tho yegr, tho systdg'
nuuitr oi pNges helnt. eight m each tract. u'
our hNmn book i31. 40 copies have bscn soll
hcing uosrlv two 'housanl nure than Tho mum
lsr sold he proceed AZ Nc,r Oftherow scho
hymn bork 50 ~ copies have been sold. U,
tls mugeliue, ~ 500 Of the sixpeuny, aud 10
900 &C the sh'llius uumDer have been sold
niUnthly, lcng 5000 re thAn last year. OI
tho other poriudicali tho talss have also boon
larg,lv increased; the whols number last yeAi
VIZ 100. OOO this wear 2Ol, 900.
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Tie Chief Minister f iho Queen cf Mads-
grtcAr attempted TO conceal her deah, In ordsr
10 gain time 10 proclaim hef rephew as succes-
sOr to the ,brune. But the Quo ms sou, kskote.
ueit I, ulotiuou OF tne y an, aass nbled MS aloe
tcrtS snd attacked The Minister and Pins
Rauhoa salam, and Killed thtm. Tns Qussnt
sou wss then prcclsi~td King. Ms nrS
mcisuie So TO publish an amnesty, and 70 can
c.l he ocic. iu5idding foreigners 70 entsr ,hs
country.
=. The n"- .rr ia Known 70 BE- sutir~ly ups-s
rrcrch nhusnce and his fret sct wss 70 Do
rn,Id tho proleetrs.o Of France over his king
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TeIesraphio News.
The following two dispatches appeared in cut
last edition yesterday.
Particulars Of the Fight at Ed
wards Ferry.

PAiiddtlpAi OCT. %. The Washington Star
Of ;his evening Publishes tho following aAaitiou>
al facts Of tho affair at Edwards Ferry
The Star Gays II Is a mistske to suppose that
General Stone was repulsed. lie was emf sentiy
successful, having effected his object, slthsagh
at some loss to bis right wing.
General Banks is in person on the Virginia
eide and has assumed chief command.
Colonel Cosswell, commM ding the New York
Tammany Regiments il among the missing. lie
was formerly captain in tie Sth regular infau-
ny.
Lieut.. Colonel warl, Of tho Massachusetts
i5,h, was wounded in the leg
Gen. Bakers cummAnd contested OF portions
&c the three regiments, via tho Caliiorn,s
Regiment, tho Massachusetts, 10Th. aud tho New
Toik Tammany, in all about 500 men.
General MGCal's division remains In about
the same position The main body was held
for some day past from wheuce he mSy operate
effectively IN any direction. lts pre- ence higher
up tho river 70 support an imp p,ftant movement
of Generals Stone ard Banks, has not been
necessary, as the Iesul, Ir,vos.
NOW col. BAKss DrED.
The Stars description Of tho dght says bo'b
wings we're attacked as early As nine A. M,
hut the enemy ppulsed rhcacver he appeared
A. sbcut i've 7. NJ, the right wing touud
its,.lf conf Ont.d by near 4 900 Of the enemy
under General Evans, with artillery Gearr Al
| Baker gall,ntly eesayed the charge In which h,
was killed Tne officer lec In comm md INN >.
| diltcly ordered tho men back near the river bark
| whete they could be sippor I'D b. General Ston'
| aud the po1ti,ns Il tho army that had tnc
effected o crossing. In, men obeyon in g0,
order, carrying of Ill the dead and wounded
| On reaching the u siiion selected, the rigb
| wing turned, though under fire of the cnony
| which gradually ulackened until midnight,
! when IL ceased.
oFN sAsKs DIVISION TO GROSS
Throue hout the night tho balance Of Gsn
| Stones f,Ioo crossed the river and threw up
| temporary works that render his p sitiou ~
luie, and enabled hin tD protect tho crossing
Of the division u Gen, Banks, 10 be cssaycd this
morning.
The object OF Gen. Stones movement was n
enable his corimsnd, with Gen. Banks dvis-
| ION, 60 be safely transferred to Virginia. Evans
s,iacked Col Baker in front and on both TANKS,
Col Ooggswcl WA probably taken p-isjnr
| Our information 40 far this forenoon, Is tha
| Gen Banks army duly arrived al MuylsnC
Landings, Edw ards Ferry last night and hs
boon crossing tho river securely since day light
TuE KILLED AND woUNDTn.
| Ph,iodeiphi1, oct 22.--lniHmstioa receive
here hy private le'ter,, estimate tue lOss kille
and wounded at l75.
| Great anxiety IL manifested for tho list
| killed and wOundsd. IA the California reSi
nent, viii h prub .bly suffered most is compose
# PhiladelphiAns.
| CKN. sICKLKs rRKPARIgG,
The main portion Of Sicdes' Brigade is NOT
| ,p,urte tho Confederate batteries, and ar
! ,TuuRly entrsnoh.ng themsslves, ard IL ~ ssi
are pIepsring 70 act on the offensive asain.
tho batteries,
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The Lexington, KY, O5se,v.r SAYS that IL
n"rsons, most OF them women and children, ar
rived IN that city on Thursday from Knox ard
Lsnrtl counties. They were flying from the
Prosecutions Of Zo'l cOnsI's marauders One Of
the parsons constituting this little band of reiu>
gees tMr. Vanno) Is = min 'ster in the Church,
and he gave heart.rsnd ng account Of the
dreadful state Of things in tho moun,ans.
lie states that thoy took from the storcs, gro
ccri's, and private dwellings, every thing
hey dosite', but seemsd to be moro par,
iculaIly a.. icitous for cohing, shoes, blan.
possession Of and drove Off all tho live
stock upon the farms in that courttry
md many peIions had bsen robbed Of all
'be hor'cs, cattle, sheep and hogs that ,hsy pos.
-e'-cd. They destroyed what they did not
san', oven 20 The clothing u the women and
childro1.
lie Jnfjms us nearly all { e yopug aud sbl;-
b dol men Of tha sec ion Of tlie state a, pre-
VI us = the invasion Of tho stats by z lll,oiier
erlir ~ N 'he m ,tsry companies assaulted e.
Camp DIX ROhinfUi, and the remainder have
since rons 80 Coz. GS0R 70 camp, which Is h.
yond lsockcsstle river, and about IL miles this
side Of London.
Toe old msn aud the women and children,
who were left bshini, h. represonia to bo IN such
4 state OF alarm and apprehension that thoy
have LETT ihfir homes and sought hiliny places
in tho mountains having removed from N cir
twtlings their household effects AMI Aecretsu
tbem in the lest accessible places in order 10
keep them fiom tho robberB.
lilo says thora sro but three Of The male in
habitnrt, l,f in Barbcursyil 0, snd they are Pc
mttel 20 remain there Ia security simply DO
cause they alo Fcces'i'nsts. The Union men
have all been compelled TO Ay lie vas al Coz
G rrsrl's mp lat week, and he tVes th1, i;
= daily Increasing In numbers, by mon from tb
-ur ounding Counties bnt their efficiency as sol.
disrs is rendered unavailable FOR want Of AIMS,
From tho host info nation he could obtain be
estimates ZJlliconer's forces at EbJ ut eighi
tholsAld. - LOu'sciNe Journal, Pit.
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Tho latest arrival from England brought pad.
ic udvlces from Mr.. Adams, aud il is not ba-
ieyed that thoTe is any danger. not even the
most remote, Of any collision with England or
FraI ce. The social relations of the British
Minister with sscrstary S-vard ART Of the moa
iDtma'e and agrseshls nature. Indeed thsy
ar, So friendly that il has been suggesasd here
rared in England, so imperative was its tons.--
JrtI
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wha, the RebC are Doing at H.n,o.

A correspondent OF tho Lou ,,ills JOu rai,
who hes encountered traveller from the far
South, gives this specimen Of his ucw':
There are nos IN the state Of Georgia hlono
no lees than 80 900 men In the saryics bat III =
s,ato was unable to arm more than half that
number. An extensive foundry for the In ,uu
fActure of earn IA hss bcsn established at Allan
to, and large numbers - h'svy irld pieces and
some siege guns have already been turned Olt
Godgii had sent 3 900 troops 20 virginia, but
when her coast wss teriously threatonsl she re
Ca led thom, offering 20 substitute D, 900 raw
recruits. Tho originll 5000 wIo not returned
10 her, however. The Gull states h,vs cannon
in abuGiance, but sro sadly IN need OF muskeis
anu small arms. The Bernula which ran the
bios kade and arrived at Savannah, brought
over but Fix ttolslnd five hundred stand Of
arms, and not the almost fabulous numbsr ac-
credited " her
Great preparation il making in Nlrlh Carroll
na 10 st the contemplated Federal invasion
II is thrir lcr'gn 20 Impress the Ggvsrnmsn' at
Washington with the idea that the Foisrdl
tr)ips can make an easy oonqueat OF North Ca
rollins; 10 inveigle them conlidarahls distance
inland, aud, ~ Tn" proper time. 70 pouncs upon
aud uttc,lc annihl,'e them. Ia other W l-ds,
they htttrr tsemselves that they have all the
preparation mGdo necessary 10 entrap tho Fedc.
Tal4
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A gentleman now holding 4 commission In
he army, sud now Stationed at West Point,
who was till recently Professor In tho Uuiver-
slty Of Mississippi states that the carnaR. among
the robels mus. hsve bean terrible at Bull Run.
he tead bodies of 147 men, residents OF or.
ford, where the University Is situated, we're sent
home directly after that engagement AZ that
rate, the number Of killed must have bean ssvs-
fal thCubauds
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IHURa-Fu ,--RURs-nEN NNVa L--RF.

EURs-EJ HY--fURS- pE6Ov re.
lu1gll -M4cy hiys, chGapi stuntla ,les-a 81
I ~ F'gih eNenpe, let. 96.u al q1', ssreou
irsnnnDsr vP stNul ih6 only p's's ~
asp Vbggs 'leg insFs "a mAn i'aAurins
Hr-y hir. thrr sIcl re bU.peGG l.
'0Esiusnca ~ removing, "a ny sntirs rock
sFrpr en-. A. 80 f,.lo'rs a. @ tHf At- rlI.Irun'
..ty 'Irs a. ~ pOr cons 100 t'An So. p- g'r'l -s'
aist nuF Is th@ tune 70 itpYi gol1Hi.os 49,
D ba. ~i'h 'urS y. . ,puffr p q -sH SOL .
: tpJ1ns ant 'uri ~ ''v ~ 3 ip 80. FIru raaie
atHed And .fpAiro1 CareidiY md p ouHB -
ptptr. rrlsv. RIHisAI . 2sA.' 4l,
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IT, the Editor # me N-i York SuH.--I Oh D.
1rvo reference in your paper 10 certain oceur'
renee, IA the above resiniont. You can give
them more m detail AZ follows -
Sovcrs' 80, ks since, a member Of tas company
Of Captain Keristn (I,u.hof y. Col)sol James
K.uigGf) borrowcd tho pas Of a bro hoi solfef
AId went 10 Washington With It. Captain kar.
rssu in'enogatcl tho solller on bis return,
demanding the namo of tho soldier who fur
ni.hed the pass. The .o' tier refused. wh-.eup,h
tho officer struck bin in tho ma u, ant q
Acpillo epsued. Tha guard was summoned, d
tho colder wis arrested ami conf lni in Je
guard. house. The next morning the unfor'una,e g
soldier was found stretched on the tlOOr Of the
guard -house, with his throat cut, and two
bavOnet stabs IN his hruAst. The Newspaper COZ
/ respondents were nf,rmed az the time that the
sUilicr committed suicide, hut tn facts have
/ sine, leaked out. Tho victim formerly a
cigar dralT IN Hudson street, aud w0ll-knOwn
| ia the Ninth Ward.
! Que OF tho cap ain, of the rgimsut ~ a well
Known pugilist, and at tho pee nt nm> Is dn
| tailed IN This eitT ~ recruiting officer On
his "rivsl IN this city, th- doughty c.p' iin al 0
o. ninei the p siton OF special policeman in a
Bftadway Concert saloon. THIS sI.ua'i0n NJ
policeman, h. held until few evenings eiuoc,
when he wIs-discharccd. HIS dismissal so in
censef him tha he threatened 10 "c'oan olt'
the C,nco-t siloon bu tha threat was made
known 10 he po ice, and a strong force WAS ssnt
TO the saloon by lppc'or Dilk- Tho csptaiu
ATTENDED The NJ oon with vi, adherenu-, hut was
tnd that his plan was Known an ha had best
'vamose, which he did Bull Run fIhion.
These circum5taLce' will give tho pun, nn
ilsa uf the character Of tho officers and dis i'p
line in the re imsnt, and show that Geuorsl
Mcclellan probably bad good cause 70 arrest
the CDlunel.
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SAVINGS RANRS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK-.
II COR. THIRD ava AND Dra 81,
CHARTEBED 1854
SIX PEE CENT INTEREST allowed ca an de-
posGs from one dollar 70 one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON Oh BKFORB aTH oO-
rOBIR WILL DRAW INTEHR6r IRON 90
kOBRR FIRsT: Bunk spsn every day troru 10 "
j, also on hondar, "wednesday and Saturday sssn-
hg. iron 70 9o!sok: srkHCnk K aRhkM
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Te Rebel. Threaten to winter IL ot.-
rinrati.

We express the opinion, based upon what ws
tellcyc 10 DO reasonsbls hope, that our army
of Jhe Ohio-that 10 tho various commsnds of
Lee, Johnston, hcCulloch and Prea, whics
will constitute IL, when combined-will be at1s
10 make their Writer quarters in Cincinnad and
adjacent elip lille points In Ohio, 20 ~ 10 COM
r6nd all tho interior lines of communicAfion
eastward, branching Ut from the commercial
capital Of that state. .--NsD OIlcsn Dstfa, t0tA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-24

TmI AUSTRIAN EMPERon is about to con-
tend IN tho editorial arena with Louis Napo'
leon, the Government being about 10 issue 4
pamphlet stating its bonadcsl intentions, and
setting forth its reasons for dissolvlng the Hun
gsrian Diet. This pamphlet i 10 b. distributed
among tho Roumains, SerylAns, SclaVSnianl
ard Rutl,sRS Of Hungary.
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From Panama.

Tie Panama Star and HsrG!i o. October
i0th fay:
I'VE have received intelligence by the Brit
i,h steamer from 81. Thomas, that the ste ner
sumter is still cru .ing abcut among tho W nd
ward Islsnd., faiJ IS n't unlikely wo may boon
near of her and the Keystone STATE falling IL
With each o'htr.
Krc took CHARGE Oi tho cnLsulale On The 10Th
Z an1 hif prodocct-or A B Corwin, E'J
viii leave this ifthmus on the NOrta Star EI
New York on the 10th ius'.
Tho Pacific X. X Co. 5 bark G lden Rule ar
lived vt AspinWall on the 10th inst.
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DOARDING-S2 26-ChEAPB3f H)ARD-
- ing IN New Nork--N.cs roJn4s vith goa Josri,
o. 2b " - . Veek, and lpwsrtA L.h-s aai
AmilitA guiled leA thAn a. any dAdtS hJnBs. H.cl
psTloTs With plAuoI. IS iLNTsuArl a.. "a ~ Bfa.d
way and CarAl. Also, vAichman oil nignt AcI
bodgingE cheap, % 3As0'lss
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pokRD-A FEW SINGLE GEHrLE aEg
- ~ gentemAs and vifs csn o1S,.l bari 90
lnodeu.te terms A l@ ChSrls' a'rso,, - ~ v9E
D. oo9 9{aosl2I
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" LINE FOE LONDON SAILS FRlD AY,
a o {. 25ts tne veil Known a1d fUirits Pa 'kes
6bip wa TAPsCOrr, Gaps B-u f,r passage,
81 NV TAleh o. dfAfts on klyA Il or Iceland, AZ.
ply " TAPJCOTr & Co. SO 5llsh 81 ol 4'tIl
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BOARD ARD isouns.

DOARDING-A FEW fDJSG MSN CAy
ID be psoom n dated $Nl god DoatG Ani piss
Aant rooms at 264 Tenth 81, pAwssn Ll Avenue
and Avenue A, from 81 " s. 81, per wses. TIA
house ooItA,Es AL uods.u inp.Jvsyn sAs-- batha,
gas Sc. 90 24-c'l4J
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7 .ODGINGS-THR CHEA gRSr AND Beat
A<lodging houhe IN ste CITY, rIw neWy lponei
Whers respectable men CSn b. .ooon uId ~ witt
rleen comfortable sir gls tsds i-om 10 ~ ~ ~ Pc
night; single rooms from 10 " > - pen nikIL r..
ireahmtnts given " OrdoE. A 40 PA5E Wow
House, 9 VAriok u. lg 9IAs.!l
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
~ FUr
NATIONAL InAM

0gu0n % KsTOHUH, SoS q COL
No. ~ kKchangs Place.
CREAsUPY NOTES Issued FOB TIE IA
TlONAL LOAN, bearing interess AZ ths rata Of 81,
per ceni per AnnuIa, payable 20 ordsr Of suhssrihe
or a. dirscted, and Of the various denomination
oAD now DO mad At shh ofdoa, nnmsdiAasly upon ds
pcst thsrafor In gold or current hands. Order
hom the country, soSorapanisd By check, suppliss
by return mail. -.
HI pen CBNT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND MfhRnsK
N PAYMENT V0R THn AB0yH
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A CAMP HRssHNoKR was shot on Friday
nj isht near the toWpAth d the canal, Darnss-
town, by sentry who chAllsnged him, and 70.
eeiying NJ AasNeE, wounded him tAtaliy.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS 10 LIVES
~ nj o. lind, NV hsn yoa pay y"ur ps-s-s
10 ,.,her 4 ,h. aluys pors, bs oarsid shsi -" tis
of sailing h. nentisast On tie a1s"a. According
70 law, passenger are entnsi % r"",'s "n., nn
per dav aI,J Nll bard Il the snip d"es "a sal
Ei,hia ~ days ID the ds.e os tha nckA In e.
Der 70 obtain re Irss% aPpiy ~ the IS,nh. raA't
CsHh
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srEAMIbsbATs. A

EAEAr KXCOkAiUE ~ CAaPs Ok
~ 5ASsn Island. Fare orns " 31aIso Island
t,ry, foot Of Nhitshan bSa ths HsN-Ty sLd sJd-l
blry. aosSA lsava averY hour 'ronl = =. =
In On Ana Sundays sssT7 half aour 10
81 iS2f '~1T
I'm AND AFTER TUESDAY, DJTDBEH
~ lBt, the 5taansT BROADWAY Wh ave pier
fOt Of Jay %, tOuchIng a. Ahns ~ ss-ry afternoon
~ ~ oslook, for YonkTs, HsticgS p,nrs Per.
~ TArryt1wn, bug Sing 'nd Hsvsr- rev,
col S4aI'ls
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SEWLNG kACiIN RzS-LADlE3 TAUGHT
- " Op5rate Oa SLs IA and Wuu.ler Wilson's
saVi az mschihea, by an Old experienced teaoasr
PrSou 80 ell per'ect work, aud recommended 30
wsrt s1sr learping run 70 u o., a. 81 Stanton
"a, naT Allen, prvAtr j -llinR. DIl0 9iAc'l46
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GENERAL. HUsISEsa.

n v. z. GOVERNMENT
flT tn. sale ~
TIi0 TREASURY NOTES,
a. WALL ST.
TIE SECRETARY Op rag TREASURY
AAv.Lg A., ,OIntet
Mn. CIiAB BURRAIL HOFFMAN,
" put arm, agUrI IN ths sale Il IroAlIrY Notsa,
bearng ntfrt~t Il tne rHts VI $40 Usrt,w ere
prepared n supply them in tots 10 suit purchaser,
IN Denominations N Cos, los oGs- 1905 ard bOoOs
~ may he required, with coupons for the payInaa;
Of interest," ssmi- -AnnuAlly attached.
The noses are dNisa August l9sh, iesi, and Pui
chksers pav tins accrued intsrA a the raIs q tNo
sants per day On sAIh huphred dollars.
BANKABI.R FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT
Purchasers IN the country, sandlpg checks, Gan
have noter per return Of mail
Any urther in'ormAtion required will be giVen
10y the undsnsiRned
CoL0ATg q HOFFMAN,,
olO 94Ac'1ia No ~ Wall "a.
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TrgCT IND BOSTON
and
ssaTEss VERMONT RArLaoADa.
Ulr6A routs fJq
s.TTlAHD, bGHli NGTON hOUHHE POIHT,
AOHT REAL OGnENBBURa, BhI~
iOR1 FALLS AND BOhroA
Eoa= HILAs dAtIy bStwen
TROY and 8UFLABn,
FABT DAT EIPnBs
ffhouGE 10 BoHTRKAI Am OADnNGnuNaH
=. EAA%snssIs ieSvias frog By shis lns, d lhlD Y
=, VIII reach Dorington, HOUSES Roinl hSptreAl
aeSrs sAriisS We any othsF roas.
puaHF HkzPnNa cas- HEPnasi
eosss &c HossAzAA Am essD.sssal
- 20 " UzAsaa or 0Tas On sAaaAs.; a.
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PORBACH & MANNEa
IL IaFUfA'TtNXHs or
TRUNKS VALIsPS, CARPB BA1S S.,
Ho,v WAHRgH ~. and SSi BkOADwAT,
hAW YORk,
VAJrObY,
iJs hAEKIT sT, NEWAEN, Nj.
EN- RDRPACn, T. r, hANN1So.
Bn..uL. et d.I- Wholesale Prtees during the
VIZ iyisS'lis
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lSOR LIyERPooL-0LD BLACK STAR
i IIte--Ths ~ Ee, sulp JOAN BRIGHT J.1g 4
tier n, Fast River, sNls 23sh ofiOr Tbs CON
PBCMisE early in NV. Po- p,sass .rnI "a
tlaid. or 70 wiILIAks s 0UIoN, -; 30 fhtn
hsA ~s' NaA' -
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SEWI Ing MACHINE" WANTED LADIES
- lea IA W opersts On SingoI's, Wheesr d Wi
sa's aad Jtner sswIng mAohinas--lasrnod perfec,
AMI pr.ctioei uaI snOp work I'LL sAtishsd. AL ths
1gr- and essly learned perfect, Also msohne-
'r sale aud W lst- ~ 100 Orchard n, ssanIOD
nlN kA.lslAG
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7 ,oIGIN0S o Il A AP-fOEFORTABLK
~ sngle bodS, 10 e1nlt a niehI, or 6g csa,s a
week: double beds less; siuela rooms IS aeats Nav
Hied peTsons 80 70 ~ o'ine R'frsshrasuts elu.tly
low 81 WuTsHIRR HOUSE,, l0g Frulk IN a, paSI
Wsa Broadway. W-tohnAr Al o ghi "a q1as.tu
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E71PsOYMENr-Fon-aI-s.

CIOAK MAKERS wANrFD-R. 8. Mills.
~ a o.. wRLts ~ experienced o.ots makers W
make up hue 81 th c,asSs. Btst Hagea yea. Arply
Al .i2 BfualNay, uu stairs. 90 l'li0
HELP WANTtD-A LARGE NuMBER
- Il servants NJ the Union Iut. luyeus = Dlice,
SYO Br radSAy. JOHN saREIIAN, T-'p-iotr.
uca2s'i24
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SEWING bLACHLNEs-W WANTED LADIES
y /, lau ~ operate oR B,ngsr's aLl WA-, iaf ,s
Wilsnne seSiug machines. practice ill parfe,t and
recpmmei dtd H. work. Terms 81. ~ l5N FilLon
a, BrDElyn up stsirs. oGiS 2lA''lT
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VNO LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES
4 i hsye Ssta1isued disti'isTy - mat " is
Eey, y n l0, gall brandy and run, 81 " 90 ~
gin, u - % stA; treucb spirits, <0n. AL run
lhr1Igu mo mail sui, still of great puaty asct
he4 spirits, 70 cts TJIos. A. DRYYR, or. Mora
lOiA AIt FiIst ST., WiLiAms'lrgn. acll gIGdsl0r
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SRWING MACHINES-WANTRD, PER.
y sons who visa u luslrn W operate on S,nRsrs
sewing uianhines; terms only 81, and prAoIioe on
al kud' ~ work; alsp some g,oi sewers - learn
the ptuLA Don trade. Inquire ~ Dslsncey IT. In,
door oslb 2tscsiOI
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EoR LIVERPooL-THE FAST SAILING
n clipper snip CALHOUN, CAp'. TNCaAN, wv
ali s.iiriAy, OsI 2S,u, having uaeluAed 40
romnoiA,io "a for dr, and sso nj clAs. pssssagers
B., nj cl4.s paarenges u.ksl TO- We low price
sl4 and ftind With proviscns. AppU on n,S,l'
cr ate oGhce 90 Pier 5, North R'sr. COL
LIN. o"e"'
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TIN AND SuEEr IRON WORKER
L wsntoi, ~ t1s bay State Range wi-ks, 2S3
fbId ay, bet pa aud 24ta Bt,. n. NULL. 20j