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Complaints AgnIn-t Fremont.

Tho correspondent Of tho Hissomi RppJGcan
news Of the surrender of Lexington reached
there, and thee were bitter complaints against
zen. Fremont for allowing Pficc IN march 200
miles without sending reiniorccmcnt1 10 Col.
MulliGan. There may be some grounds, says
tho writer, for these complaint, but II should
not 10 forgotten that a large body of troops Is
absolutely necessary both at ~. Louis and JEFF
fcnon CIty-two points Of 20 much importance
a. 10 render Lexington, by comparison, insg-
nihcant; that rciniorccmcnts designed for Lex
ingtOn 10y steamers were turned back by rebel
batteries planted on the Missouri, and that
General Pope, Major Sturgis General Lane,
aud others, who were suppo,ol TO have been
near enough to Lexington TO reinforce Col
Mulligan, if necessary, have not been correctly
reported Us 10 their locality and destination.
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War Items.

THE CABINET HKLD meeting yestsrfsy
morning, in rclat,on % tho Lexington disast.y.
Tug CoUSr DE PARIS and Due de Char
tres aid TO Gen. Mcclellan expressly stipulst.f
that they will receive no compensation fux tksi b
services.
GErnRAb FR- roNTs ESKsIEs charge thsa
he might havo saved Mulligan's command by
sending reinfOrcerusnts IN time. bat lzts adj
vices from St Louis indicate that hs had as
Troops IN spare.
How TO RAISE \ REoIMssT David Tod.
Union candidate for Governor Of Ohio, sp.nf
about ten thousand dollars in getting up a fesyi-
ment for the war, and his son belongs 70 Il and
carries q urstet.
DRrTH ov SNcEastoS ArRocrrY.-A Iouis-
Vile soccSsionis,, a few day. ago, divulg,d .
plan TO injuFo the Union forces under Geaorni
sherman, by smuge ling his daughter into the
society OF the patriotic ladhss who are engaged
m making lint aud baudages for the army, in
order that she should secretly satura,o the
iabri" with some poisonous liquid that woulk
produce certain death whcn applied 10 the
wounded.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
wEDNEspAr MORNING. sEpr. 2s. 1881.
Peoples Uuie- Nominations.
Sailors HOME Prayer Meetings.

These arc held at the Sailors Home, In
Cherry street, every Monday and Saturday
night, commencing at a qssrter to eight o'clock.
The average attendance on Monday nights is
one hundred-on Saturday nights ono hundred
and city.
On Last Saturday evening, the exercise, Of
the meeting wero entirely in tho hands Of sea
men. The experiences of the men who spoke
were mech diversified.
One said he was, four years ago, ono Of the
most hopeless drunkards and blaephemcrs, whom
nobody weuld speak to, except those Of his
class. Three years and a half ago he was con
verted, and his conversion has bee II followed by
. change in evory thing. Now he ho has a
bcme--means, "a good home.
Another said he felt very thankful that he
had been saved, and Christ could save great
sinners. Ono of the greatest he had been.
Another said he was converted on hoard
mar Of war, when there WAS only one pcus man
on beard, and he aud an officer. Bat through
the faithGlness Of that officer he hal been
brought 10 believe in Jesus. Ho had many a
sharp conflict with the ,nemy of all righteous
ness. Down in tho coal bunkers OF tho q. s.
ship Wyandotto ho had spent miny an hour in
prayer, for strength against the adversary.
Another said thirty-,wo years ago he was
Sometimes tho notion possessed
him that his religion ought to be proved
by reading inhdel writers, tho consequence
was that he became overwhelmed in ini-
del darkness, under which he gropcd for long
period
Then poor awakened man arosc-did net
drcam he WAS 80 great a sinner M he now finds
himself to bo-has been in great dcspiir-but
now just hopes little in Jesus. II was very
affecting TO listen 10 this man.
Then n British sea captain spoke man
every inch a seaman Of the noblost type. Said
ho was converted on ship, when but ono Oh
board was pious, and he a common sailor That
faithful man led him to Christ. Now every
night he has prayer meeting when at sea.
Many time, when hs has enlisted his men
for II now voyage he has been fllcl with fcir
and trembling, as ho has iclt that whom nigh,
must call my men together for
prayer" 20 forward, siid ho, into tho fore
castle and Ill tho men around ms, anil tell
them" Now I'm going to have prayer in this
fdccastle every night during tho voyage"
Aud often what have began | have ended
with Joy and gladness.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW yER-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER-
Hampton Junction with Delaware. LAckawannA
and Western Railruad, and NJ Elston with Lehigh
Valley Railroad and iA connections, forming . d.
roct line " PITrSbuRa AAd ths WEST, without
change Of cars.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenoing june 10, lS6l-LoaVs Now York ~
followBi
HAEslsBuHaH EIrsnss-AtsA. H., for kastnn,
ksading, Pottvtle, Harrisburg. hAuch Chunk,
Willamsport, sc.
NAL TRAIH-At A. -, for Basaon Water Gan
BcrAnton, Great Bend, Pittston, wilkesbArrs, 40.
l2h. THkouGn TRAm-For Easton. Mauoh
Chunk, WLlliAmsport Reading, POttNills, Harris
burg, Sc.
4FH. TmousH THLm-For kas.on, Be,hls-
rem, Allentown and MAuch ChuAk.
$50 ?. NJ, WAY TRAH-For SOmsrvills.
800 ?. ~, Western Express for Buton, Allen
sIwn, Railing, HArrisburg, Pittsburg, and ths
Wes,. Sleeping Cars from Jersey oiiy through so
RxPREss TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. ~, Express Train from New York,
ives at Harrisburg Al ?. H., oonneoting East and
Central Railroad, North and BOuih, and With CAlm-
oerland Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, leaves New York at P.M. daily (Sundayu
sIeeptedl making CLOSE connection Il Harrisburg
With Pennsylvania RAilroad-with no change OF cars
n Pittsburg, and but one W CincnAtti and Choaao
Four hours time u saved by taking this train
Leave New York from Pier NJ. North River a
r.90 and ll.2O An, $40, A20 and $50 Pm
The boats stop At Bergen Point and Mariners HAr-
DOR svery trip each way.
Euls lY'lOo
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Editor n. y. Sun.
Seeing the firm attitude you have assumed in
favor Of the Union movement in this city, and
your placing the Union ticket at the head OF
your columns, think it my duty To inform you
and the public Of an important movement on foot
In the Fo, rh AMI Sixth Wards, to CO. operate
with the friends Of tho Union in tho city and
state.
Some Of tho most influential citizens of these
wards have held meetings at n Centre street,
and have nearly completed an organization.
They discard all old political parties and party
predictions, and are determined, as far as In
them lies, 10 put down all cliqucs aud factions.
They intend to select from the various tickets
that may be in the field mon Of good standing.
honesty and integrity, tor their support.
FRlKND or rIIE UNION.
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Thy VIII be Done.

-
~ jouN g. WHITTIER.
, -
We 'ec nos tnow not sl onr way
smHh.i va. The" alone " @Ny
Aupre the storm ~ Acf We iat,
my VII bo dJHol
Ihe hesh may iNl' the heart may siut,
But who arc we ~ ioNse complaint,
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- The citizens e IIsmpstt al, Rockville, Ceu,r-.
Near Rocklway, FaI kockaway. and Jamaica
arc practically tskng steps n extend the Brook
lyn central and Jamaica Railroad East fhpu.
tho village OF Jamaica, 20 thAt railroad com
munlcation direct shsll exist between SouA
ssery, brooklyn, and the Rockaway beach. On
Saturday last, a preliminary neet,no vas beN
~ kockaway, 10 consider the subject. gnl,s,-
quebt meetings were resolved upon, 70 DO haId
at jana ca 1hoso who w,re active and foe
'""st IN tbi' erprizc gave tue assurance THAI
- pcrty twners along thu route of the contsm-
pla'I eH ei "on will not only give the roadway
and depot lota, but that thew will subscr;ta
literally for tho stock The extension car 10
constructed at small co.ts--the whole rou.,
being nearly level grade.
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Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUr A pa
ragraph copied among the news items Of the
Sun, the other day, reflected unju,tly upon the
above named popular medicine, on the score Of
safety. While its soothing qualities are un-
doubted, its composition, We are Informed, is 80
mild, that no danger can result from its use.
No medicine, of course, ought to be taken with
out careful attention to tho directions accompany
ing it, but even a mistake, or "oycrdo'e, in hS
case, would not be dangerous, unless an almost
impossible quantity were used.
ToRN DowN.-Ths old "Powter Mug si-
loon, in Frankfort street the iavoritc resort OF
tho Sachems Of the once ilustr,ous Tamnany
society, is in process Of demolition, in or Ter to
give place to building OF more modern con-
sttuctiOn.
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MILITARY.


1.-two regiments Of light cavalry are about being
organized by the u, 3. Government ons Of which,
" be called the LIST U g. Lancers, b now in process
II formation by CD. SAolinski the he'.dquArters Of
which is the War Department. Washington, and a
branch ofhco, No. Park Plsie, corner Broadway
n Y room 20, In charge Of Acting AdjutGnt r. T.
AcTlghe. Several inducements are offered 70 gen
uemen wishing 70 raise companies OF 40 men eaoh'
u well 70 privAtes ambitious Of military honors,
70 whom promotion ia guaranteed. AL applications
In the Northern StAtea are 70 be addressed W the
Acting Adjutant who will supply FREQ passes 70
officers and msn 70 the Camp Of Rendezvous. d
soaTsdAis, Wssschester County, blow York.
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A LITTLE TALK OvERHEARD.-'Iv got no
father; he's dead, said one little girl.
i've got two fathers one down on High
street, and one is my Heavenly Father said
her companion.
COLONEL DU RUssRY leaves Old Point 10
assume forthwith the command Of the engineer
department. in California.
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Good Advice in any Case.

In contemplation Of the apprehended failure
of the cotton supply from America one Of the
greatest spinning and manufacturing firms in
The City Of Manchester, England, is circulating
a notice amour cling that IL il probable the cot
ton mills will be compelled TO work yery short
time, and many OF them may have to close dur
ing the approaching winter, and exhoIting the
work people TO economise.
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CoAL--BETNG WHOLESALE AND Rs.
eu Ageot for the sale Of some Of the bost red
Ash and Lehigh Goals will sell cAncpe. A Iowss
,saiUie pr0sS And " rotAi ~ - 10 ,or LJn for
s"ve tsHge CRATE a'.d Mrnsce, screene1 and deli.
erred 'rom The yard. cor. King and QreeA wich sta
ot. hew h,wery and Rossevsii s.a
'eis 94sc'iiT NAT CLINTON.
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X INTERCOLLEGIATE BALL LINE
OF ofpackets-the clipper ship YORKSHIRE sails
tomorrow the ALEXANDER MARSHALL sa's
LIST OF Oct For passage apply bn,rd. foot OF
Beekman st. v. H., or " JACOB WILSON, los
bouth - seas 3'l2g
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RATES OF ADvERflsINs..

Adver,s ''issss-For sysry POUR rINra sn,,.-,
~. N".aA ~ e~a, ups day, 50 ounts , Two 49,. =
s Sse.s snIee daj - tii an days, el Ts. An -.
so.s iusi1e, same price each day
Aarrn3a AID DesthA q osnss nor - -
ms monthty sdvert'ssnents Of tour ins-. -
ssteu the ON .esisnos of ths sica, o. for s<-rI
mseruons Advertssturaas recsivsd unsl =
o'cloek ? n rhhs ss>so'Rt tnsni Y snsir.ly d--,f
on Sunday.
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.LD BLACK sTAK LINZ

old BLACK STAk LINZ
~ OF LIvBRPooL PACKETS.
fsEsAge from or W Liverpool by tho following hrr,
Cas- packe, shps, sailing on the
bsh and 2uh of each Month.
Adealda Oiltvaior, n sctua
AugsraliA Cyuosure, John Brigh,,
Belle Woods, ChAnoellor, Thorntoa,
Bridgewater, Constitution, Universe
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
oF Ireland, ULaTKR BAEKNa Co., AuD rAKrs
oS EtoIASD AND SooTLAHD.
selt S6ac'liI WILLIAMS q aUION, 70 Fuhon =.
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TROY AND BOSTON
IL and
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROADS
Direct routs for
RUTLAND, BURLINGTON, hOUSE'S POINT,
MONTREAL OGDBNSBURG, BEL
LOWS FALLS AND BOSTON
HOur trains daily between
TROY and RUTLAND,
FAST DAY EXPRESS
xnnoUah TO hohTHEAL AHD o0pu.aHulaK.
fAHsengors leaving Troy BY this lima q IL 10 r.
n, will reach Burlington, Rouso's Point, Montreal
and ogdensburgh, same tlms with thoss leaving ave
hours eArisr via any othsr rouss.
NIGHT BLHKPINd CAR HxPKH88i
yAnouaM 10 MonfRnAL AXE oaDnnAIUIaHs
80 SArs- % o.Y % sAaaAaE =
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1861.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR THE
WEST,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
EFw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
HNPSESs TRAINS LEAVE DEPOrB
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
pATLr, SUNDAYS ExoIrr<D, A. roIIowsi
Al 1cc TS' as cA'"''"" Afsss rTS% .1.A I" ''-'i0A-
ii.oo $50, b0rr ii AasMSo
9onireAl and Buffalo Train with
sleeping cars, 1O.ibrH. l0.t r,a,
vnmsOTius AT ALsLrx WIN nEw roak onsIxAL
scHENEcrADY. RoCHEsrER
ROME, and stations On BUfPAIO,
Rome and WAiertown NIAGARA FALLS,
Railroad, SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
SYRACUSE,
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAI0UA.
pENsTos ys LAKE, sTcRs saTs .as
LAKE HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, for HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
JuICAGo, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, FoN DU
LAC, LA CROSSE MADISON PRAIRIE DU
CHEN GALENA, DUNLEITH DUBUQUE, PE0-
Ria, ROCK ISLAND MCsCATINH- IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPRlNGFIELD, AL
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRE HAUTR IN
OIANAPOLlS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, DAY
TON COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and all poiDsA
WET, hORTHWEST and SoUTHWE5T.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Onnnecting with trains Ai Troy, with TROY
BOSTON and RIMS. d SARATOGA Reads. 10
SARATOGA, WHITEHALI- RUTLAND, BUR
LlNGTON, ST. ALBANS ROUSE POINT
PLATrsbURaH. odDENsDURdH, hoHrRhAL.
81, 10.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave New York ionowsi
Fror. CAsrnbers street. Prom 7AtrfietA stroet. ,
Poughkoepsie trains, A. 62o A. ~, and l.2O And
n, and l2b5 and IN A2ors.
Poekskil train, 80 A. 90 A. ~, and b.bo ?. n.
~, and $50 r. ~.
Sing Sing train, e.tb $50 10, kbo and 10. 10 H.
and 9.+b br.h.
w FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS BY this route
~ Above WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
the DepUn In CHAhBKRs AND CANAL srKKKrs, are
al al times Favorable made bp other Railroad
C0mpdntes. Ths facilities Of this greAi NEW
WORK ROUTE 70 ths west, commend W the
eonhdence OF merchants and shippers for prompt-
hess and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and SLEEPING
CARS run In connection on the Nav York Central
Road
For particulars ~ W local trains and frsghi ar
angements, inquire at the depot 6s Warren 81.
jylaG A. Il. Smith, Superintendent.
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COAL AND FUEL.
IIInAT IS GRANULAR F11F1. |,

WHAT IS GRANULAR FUEL mot
w Virginia pine, not jersey pine, simply brush
wocd from our native forests q hickory and oak,
furnished in bushels d rs- ce !. cheaper than any
ether known kindling wood try IL .1d YOU viii
use no other-Gr.nuiar Fusl Yard 18th -. a ID lit
avenue. sails "a. stoa
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pOA RDING-CHENP BOARD-FINE
- ro,ns, with exo,leuI bard, from 81 n So =
Wt,k aiies, from 81 - 70 s. gentleman and
~ les- thsr hAf pros. ts IspaASrd st, Broad
way sa' Canal Nu94 9lac't6a
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COAI-BEST PEACH ORCHARD. RED
- and white ash oral always On hand a, the low
vt market price, At oUERIPELs, liO CANAL aud
Wv skth ave, bcs Y9th and SOth 81 sela 2lso.lsO
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CoA-si.35 PER TON, THIS WEEK
~ only, for the best red and white ash coal,
a. va range, grate and furnace siGes dslivered free
SEQ 2lsc.4
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DOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
ID men can be accommodated with board, at 2IO
Ninth st. near LIST ave, At SO per week. Privilege Of
bath with hot aud cold water. sel4 2iac'lSS
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SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- ka' -s.COAL5,
For Family USE screened and del vered from slate,
to all parts Of the City ~
$40,
per ton OF 2Oo0 lis
Orders len d 40 waverly Place; 1a wSshington
81 1870 Wca il,h st. Perry and Wet streets
A. TRRtDWELI. Agent sois 94a,st6T
WYOMING VALLEY COAL, ei,50-THE
w best coal FOR stJve and range use. FrN
burning, full vegi, and no dua. LLOYD co.
32a Wglth svAnua- c,r ST,n ~ s-A aiar.tne
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sTRAMBOATS.

OF HOUR FOR REYP0RT.-
Ion and after this date, the steamboat KEYPoRr
will leave New York. foot Of Robinson 81 dsiIy,
sundays excepted, As o'clock, 7. NJ, and KeypOrt
~ SA. N. Nao'lsO
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nysURAvCR.

HAVE YoU PROVIDED FUR YoUR
=" Family an inUirsnos On ysur Lar
oMs
LIE ngURANCB OOkrArY
| oouRr STREET, BRUoKLYN
III BkOADwAY. NEw YORK
wrru NUT UAL,
WvrsrED N SrouEs OF rp STATE o7 Arv Yorz
AID fnsI CLAas BosDs AED
hoHrsAsnA
DIssoxosst
A A. Low. Thomas Carlson,
": ~. Gry, John r. Martin.
l. n. Fruthinshsm, John H.lsey,
~ D. T. BtrAnahan, John Sueden,
Thomas Messenger, J. Milton stpsh.
bamuel bmi,h, Harold Dpllner,
Henry Y. PsrrsponA AP. Capwell,
aDs. b. BaybA Nehemiah Knlghl
fet@ .. Cornell, Edward A LAInberA
John d. Cooka, james How,
IA y. Cahin- l.. D. WymNl,
q. n Chittendsn. Gs,orv. jarvis.
Theo. Polhemus, il. samuel Perry
J. r. Southworth, 4. b. HUwsd
Csar Dunning, George T Uopa,
john q. Bergen, Charles A. ~,nssnA.
lewis koberts, COrnslius J. Bpt Agua,
Nalssr Q. Griffith Joseph ". areen,
n Y. Odeil
WALTER g. GRlPFrTH. Prestdsna
III. fROTHINGHAk, Treasurer.
ofO. @. RIPLEY, Sectytary.
A. p. CAPWELL. Counsel.
Medical Counsel,
q. L. MITCHELL. Brooklyn.
JAMES sTEwARr, N. D., Now Tcrk.
Dividends c' proas declared snn.aly, and o.
Piled Immediately " reduce ths smouni Of annual
premium.
Premiums pay.bls ons half m cash and ous half In
nots ai IL msnths, which u not In any case Gib-
joct " asgesumenL but is pernaneni iuan on ,as
policy 70 be paid only by the Application Of profits,
or deducted from the amount due when ths polioy
beoNries payable Tho cash part Of the premium
may be paid annually. semi annually, or quarterly,
IN . 10, or any numb1r Of years, IN one sum.
~ Policies the pr,inun which "a psyAbls In
zoe annual payments may Be surrendered At the an
pith'on OF two years, and the Company will ISSUE
tot pad up policy ior hss for tiro- 6Iths Of LAS
oItTal s,tp1. II ~ three years for thres dytAs ssn
And ON the aams principle where the premium n
payable In ten or any other number Of years.
Policies issued for life OF for any term OF ye.ru
and on the participating OF nou part. cpatinR scala
At raies - low ~ any sound mutual ssook conps-
ny.
Prcnlurs shcrt term and non n-p.rticip.sins
policies are payable In cash.
Endowment POLICIES isnsd. the sum payable 10
the representatives Of the party At deA,h or " him
or her attaining t5, 81 b6, So 65 or 10 years of
age Also all forms OF Childrdn's endowmants and
annuity policies ON tbs most fAvorAbls tsrms
tH This Company hAs adopte' ,rncipls In
ended n prevent the dpAe Of avy poiicy, and 70
N the assured In evury case eli the aAsirunoe
vht h therT pdvn>rlis ~, provide Io- Our mmn-
beru need not apprs henI Isreore tst their lnabi
~ - pay the premium Al any future 6sne will in
volve the lOss of what they have pad
Our prsIeCtus and othsr publ alton viii be sent
grAtu tnusy ~ al Who rcpulra a.
Good Agsnt@ wanted. and ~iu be treatsd with
shs r'o-a uNs-s' t~-rns ,sa4 Jqu1A
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ID son Stood board and lodging 50 % aud SjA
week; also rooms for msn and their wives - aud
50 a week with board; day boardeTs and lodgers
taken a, low rates. also lodging for 70 cts and 81
week sel3 2lac'l39
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ENPs.0YuE~r-um,,-,

BLACKSMITH wANTED-A GOOD Cu.
riage blacksmith for lyht work; one that u,-
derstands lobtlng WELL 10 sues a one . stsaIv iob
will be oderei. Apply for days w. nj An.
phhoON' fonEers' seA 9'i9g
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r ODGlNGS TEN CENTS - COMFORT
Labs sngle teds 10 ota a night, ls~s by the week;
single rooms II W 20 sts y nlght, or 70 cts weex
man and wife 81 70 cOit' roons with cook stoves,
ight, al Wiltshire House, lOa Franklin st, near
Wea Broadway. Su9F94Ao'ls0
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CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
~ HEW YORK AND LIvERrNOOfs
landing and embarking pAsssngsu ~ oUKBNs-
TOWN, Ireland
The Liverpool, New York and Phhsdslphi. Beam
ship Company intend dip~i. ling thsir null powered
Clyds-buh Iron Steamships ~ follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Saturday, sept. els..
kANuAhOO, ....,..,........ Sdurty, StpA fdth
CITY or NEW YORK. ...... S,urd,N Ot Sn.
LDIHBUbGH, GH,...............S SATURDAY, OF. lah
and on ey.ry succeeding Saturday, noon, trom
Risr n, North River
RATES OF PASsAdH
HhSr CABIN. lN;..;...;..''....'uS % 20
bTEEhAGh- h-.................tyO %
do W London....... So 20
6teerage Return Tick cts, good for
sN mOntn.. tS0 %
fASsengers forwarded " Paris, Havre, HluSurs,
N emen. Rotierdam, Antwerp, 49,, ~ reduced
through rats.
Persons wishing 70 bring oui thar tlisada c.a
o0y ticke.s here.
for further information. apply 81 tho osmPsay's
Cfosa.
JOHN q. DALE Agent.
nysl t.lS II Broadway, n '.
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aHHPPnN8.

E0R HAyRE-THE SPLENDID Clipper
Il ship CITY or NEW YORK Capt s,ter, one
of tie fastest vessels AHo,t, pos stiys.y salts sent
Both. Passengers taken at $s, aud found with
pruvisions. Apply on board Per g. North Il YER,
.er 10 =. N. DEMAREST, 20 South ST. senb.,i I'll
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DuAKDIhG-a SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or gentleman and wifo obtain bnaard and
O miorva6r home Al 100 drean Won st.; entrance in
harles H. FELTHAh. su2l 2Aao'l92 4
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6O0 TUBS MACKEREL, aOIPoUNDs,
Holland Herings, 1881, kegs, price 81 90 500 bbs
uSekere 30 bbls. new sweet cider, cheap for cash,
For sals By NELSON WELLsj&lCo, 81 Dey a.
sses 3'l3s AzlaMnzg1MM
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AnTICn.Hss FOH Sale.

0RSES FOR SALE-16 YOUNG
i l. horses just from Canada, from l4H To 10
hands high, some well matched aud lad travellers,
will lie sold cheap. Apply at 20 Wat, IT. between
Hudson aud Varick sts. selg Gill
uORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING
L AOf cheap-lOO faulty carriages, sllkie4, gigs,
buggies, grocers' and business wagons, "a hand
wagons, % horses aud harness. iSi Fulton av,and
At 10 Neyins st, Brooklyn. sell 9ise'l69
IRON PLANER - FTTCHBURG MAKE
will plane, IL feet long 20 inches wide, 80 inches
high, oroas and down feed motion, with oountsr
Ihan And hanger has besn used a few months, bul
in perfect order, and splendid machine. VIII
' q sr2vENs BROTHER CO..
SrEAs ENGINE, MA,tsawAn make, l2-inch cyl
a .sr, sG-nch stroFa, 20 10 30 horse po~or, hy-
'hesl pulley 10 fest Ameter, l6-nch face governor
ump, &o.' new and perieOa. VIII 10 sold ~ bar
,An
ALSO AN UPRIGHT ENGINE,
StaCa .ylLder, 10 ircL stroke, 9y wheel and pull
y pump N.d governor.
AZ, one Uprlgm Bngins, A.lnob eylinhsr, 10
.ch "Tse, with dy ,wh'el and pulley, pump and
.Iv"r1ut. 5hh second hand, but in good oTdsT aud
ally of use. viii ba sold very low Uy
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 co,
susO''7s s22 Pearl 81.
MATCHES ChEAPEK THAN EVER
VI Au ki' ia Of small ware, stove snd shoe black
ng, tSoks, &c, at % New 8owery bet James and
Madison st. Pedars wanted, ss New Bowsry, N Y.
Au22 24ac'lS4
MEXICAN ROSEWOOD FOR SALE-300
wi tons Mexican Rosewood, Mora wood, and
Mahogany, in uuAnttes 10 suit purchasers, at low
prices by WIN. I. COLEMAN d co, 81 Wal 1t.
sl9 T'l4l
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALF-SING-
Oer's, Wheeler Il Wilson'S, Grover a Bakers, and
,thers, cheap for cash, or part payment. Machines
lought, exchanged and repaired, BY U. A. DGRHlN,
1876 Broadway, rnotn 3, 40 stairs. n. D-Lh Of
irOver & Baker q aud d bay machines, ehsap.
aust S4ao'l3S
WAGONS FOR SAILS GOOD SECOND
w hsnd wagons for sale cheap; also business
wagons Of every sty 9, with without tops, such ~
hakers, plumbers, milk, groceries, feed and eN-
press. sTEwARr's Wagon Factory, 5jd st, bet.
broadway and stu ave. seal 2tac'lss
UTILLOW-WILL0W LARGE Stock
w ofWilow Will be sl'i oil cheap for cash. EN-
ira fine Willow cts. per ID. ii. WIITE No;
Liberty st. SELF Hsc'lp