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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

NOTICE The restrictions travel having been ove&
By order Of the War Department pssssng abou, to WHIT
rurop. Will longer required provide themselves viii
ps.synft. JOIN u DALE, Agent
cfEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL. touching
y At Queena.own Cork Hsrborl-Ths Liverpoo. NsSs
lofk AID CeILis >tesn-hip Company intend dispatch
irs their lui posc Cd Iron Steamships foow
CITY OF Embellishments Saturday Sept IL.
kASG ROO. Saturday. sep. "
LDiNh KUN .....:..s.. .esur'sy, o ~.
a1d very edng SATURDAY. a. noon, from Piaz.
No u Norh River
RATES ~ PtgsAGg.
FIRST CABiN.........e35 SrEERAGE. ............ 81
Fir.t Cabin to London. 81 Storage to London.... q
Frs, Cson 20 Psr. .... IS Ste-rege 10 Paris u
First abiu 10 Hambufy rs stsersge 70 Hamburs...
Passengers fora arted 70 Hsvrs Bremen hoi,erdau,
An,wefp &c, q, elYsliy low Fste-. o.
fars from Liver eool Queens'own: lst Cabin ss5, So
and +ll5 stesisg- from LH-ip pool. - From Qpeens.
town 455 An hose who wish send or ther friends
buy ficke,s here 81 these rates.
these steamers have superior accommodations for psssen.
s-rs ere .roory bst in ate TIN, Iron Sections, and
~ Pa,eut Fire Aunhiiator. Experienced Surgeons are
ssltaeusd 20 each s.ramer
For further Ion apply 10 LIVERPOOL TO WiLLiAH
TNMAN Agent, No. u Water IN Oassow 70 ALEX MALI
COLIN No 81 Epoch-,dG.re In Queenfovn TO q 4 w.
D. SEYMOUR Co. In Londo1 70 EWES MACY Ma
bl kius Wilhaui-s, in Paris 20 JULES DECOUE. No
RE Nore Dame d-s Victsre Place de "a Boursi In ra
d-ph'a to JOnN @. DALE. No. III WanntsL. or At ~
Goa pany's Orscea -
JOHN u. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway. N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Deooin9 Caros. &c.

A i WIN. EVERDELL's SONS--WEDDING
n CARDS-1hese celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
st NO. Os Fulton-st., n. Y Established 1915
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
Wedding At Home and Note Paps'shc Business Csrd.
Bi-heads foItIa &c, at kkLLIS 81 Fulton-st, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Ocean GtcGmers.
M 0. kOBERTs'S LINE STEAMSHIP
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC,
ARAGuA.
Through IN advance Of the mail
GREET REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH To
FRANCISCO

NO DETENTION ON THE ISTHMyS
The new and splendd steamship AMERICA, ZOO tuna
JED. Ms1ry. Commander, viii sii on SATURDAY 0ctooek
IS at O'Clock noon, precsey from her Pier at the foot
Wsrre,- North RIVER for JasD del Norte coaaenS
wIh The iast and weI,kpown Steamship MOSES TAYLOR
$40 tuns T. Uowes Commander. 20 sail without DELAY RI
Frsucsco direct arrival Of the passengers San Juaa
do Sur.
The speed and accommodation OF these steamers IN.
surpassed Dy any steamers either aud nenad
land passengers by this lie ia San Francisco ~ha
days
The sned having been in the California trade ron
the beginning Degs inform he public that this psfna,
Ge put for the purpose Of being bousa
driven OF The ,bips viii positively leave on the day sdves
Tied month and In siK months other ships will b
ready, sothsi double service may Do relied upon.
&. o. ROBERTS
No. III West..t.. corner OF WaIrep.st North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED-A
" graduate Of Columbia preferred. Also TEACHER
imaol Tor Elementary Ergsh Glasses Tule required nom
m ?. IN, daily. Apply q. No. S72 Broadway, be-
tween 9 q. and u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

DOCK COMPOSITORS. 30 good hands
ID wanted At No Is Vsndess,eFsL Also. BOY 20 reed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
EORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTL

L'ORT EDWARD iNSlli 1 IL vi eit"'
years the sustained Boarding seminary In the Sa'e
t2e in prrp.y board washing fuel room, and conn o.
Err.h bfancle. from SEPT 10 10 close of ran 'e ~ NV
2l5 students now IN sendance. Gaduaos Course Tor -
dis superior Commercial C1,gr Winter term, 81 rs
weeks beeius Dec T. Adde'S the Rev JOSEPH L. hiNo
Fort Edward y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
miscellaneous

EOR SALE CHEAP-A few tuns Of nice,
bn;ht HUoKS. Adde'S. the manu- iAcuTers. L. X. +.
HEWITT "ehcr.neld, Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

CuK HANDKERCHIEFS.-A large stock
y viii be sold on, cheap. wind mp the sn,ines by
BAILEY a sOUIbAkD. No. a Par. pl'ce
At - 80 80, 81 and 81 50-SHOES and
~ GAIrEES At IOEES'S Nos 10 ana ~ AEn-t i.
s-Plea.s Cal and Examine Before Purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

EOR SALE.-20,0J0 lbs. of MICHIGAN
i FLEECE WOOL. by BUCKLEY. SHELDON Co.,
Nos. 81 aud % Eesey At. cor. Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Chances tor Dueiness Hlen.

A SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
"a or EXCHANGE. Inquire of M }. kRISBIE. No
2i6 Pearl st., New otk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Coal ano iUooo.

DARNARDv STEAM KINDLING WOOD
ID FACTORY snd COAL YARD. Nos pa and 10 Front
at Mo-. g4 1b5 Do solth.st. Broad Mouut.ia Black
isa and ell kind. Of Coal or Sale Pine Osk sni Hickory
Wood sawed AID spht ready i use b"lde' Tor o'oeor'
always on hsni Shipping supplied =; reduced pdce'
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INO pRINrERS And FDITORS.-A younp

man who ia competent Job aud Book ComVcsltor,
familiar With Press Work aud who Possesses knowlecgc
of h. Eng i.h French German and Italian sngse. desires
EMPLOYMENT AS A PRlN Err PROOF READER or
TRANSLATOR. Addre. 0UsIAVUS MULLER, NO a.
Beekman-st., Now NoTk.
~. B.-Referr nc-s gwen. II desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
Udnis.
xVANTED-A LADY to 90 West and take

" Nv IID-N INUI 10 20 "''V uHu 1IN0
c!-rgr 81 fau.y Of Children. Most be competent to
teach the Fnsh Branches with French aud Dnwirs Must
also b. well qualified teach both Vocal and lnsrumeuta
Nu.ic References required Address X. CLAYTON, No
b Eat lNh..t.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
Justice to Col. Miller.

From tie Lake City Times:
Mr.. Eattor.-My attention hs. been
called to an article in the Piomeer and
len'"crat, the pruport Of which il that
Stephes Miller, now Of Harrisburg, Pa,
is candidate for Congress from this di,.
trict thus throwing low ding at a man
who is doing aud suffering n much per-
haps as any man that Mina. has IL tho
field, It the present time. Now what are
the facts. With the exception Of 1 f>v
weeks Of severe illness caused by ernoss<..
ure /" camp, our gallant Col. has bee. 4.
the head Of his regiment. x letter frou
befotc Richmond says o. the Mum. Firot
They were engaged in four battles IL
in three days; June 18th II Aliens Farm !
and Savages Station. June s0th, It Mel,
sons Farm July lst At M.lvertou. In
all of which our noble First stood Ike !
wall Of iron, each time driving back thss
enemy with terrible loas. The rse,mSue,
has killed, wounded and missing, ST.
Besides this, the weary marches, aud an.
stant fighting has dcbilitated hundreds
mo:" who will need weeks to reeupe,ats.
God bless the "noble First" In I'll e
these conflicts Tot. NiUer ,cas i. CON-
.su"d and at the head Of his regiment ~
Col. Sully being in command Of Goruan'a
Brigade. Gen Gov'nan being sick and u
sent Now We, wonder if ia the fsest Il
these facts the Pioneer d Democ-ut, with
the whole race Of Indian Agents 10. a5
~osseo will not howl upon Col. Miller.
track for being away from duty and living
high, and taking it easy away up ID Har.
risbarg:" Honor to whom honor Il due,
.JUkrlCl,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
D@A lady took her son of some five {

~A lady took her son of some five or
six years 70 church After the minister
bad been preaching half au hour, tho little
fellow grew sleepy and began to nod. The
mother aroused him into attention several
times BY pinching. But ~ it seemed +.
hopeless case, she concluded to let him
sleep undisturbed. After the little fellow
had his nap out, he awoke, and still saw
the minister holding forth. He looked
up into his mothers face and innocently
ssked :. Mother, i il this Sunday night
or is It next Sunday night" :. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
'.DoNE ORNAMENTS"
BY caARLEs g. L1LAND.

Silent the lady sat alone:
In her sazs were rings Of dead msl's hone;
The brooch on her breast shons white and 6ns,
Twas the polished joint Of . Yankss's spine ;
And the vell-earvsd handle Of her tan
Was the finger bone Of . lineoln na1.
Che turned asids flower to cull,
From vase which was Dads efs human skull :;
Her lover, had riasd dsad non's ersvee.
Do yea thi1k Pn describing witch or ghoul!
Thcrs sre no such thines-snd I'm not fool;
Nor did she reside in Ashantee;
No-tAs lady fair was IN F. F. Y.
-CoahaeRtal Xontkly for Jxlr.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

TxrHNsIvE Explorations Of Land in this
District subject to private entry, and long
o1psrienos in Lad Office business, give the un.
dsrsignsd peculiar sdvantagesi in the selection OF
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at = small 3D.
vance on New York Prices.
Contested Pre- Eaption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local snd General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes in
Benton, Sherburns, Morrison and Stsarns
counties.
Town lots for sale in st. Cloud.
,3,Al-,f L. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
.'e z. n. JARRETT,
-6srseyov s.d Civil E*gineer,
ST, CLOUD uInN.
Il , Mr. 7 ": W Z Al ~,
CARRIAGEMAKER.

NAVE removed to my new shop near the
Brides. vhsss An prepared 70 do all kinds
q veek II ths Csrrisgs0sking line. Wagons,
sszrissss aud sleighs made in nest and SUB
sEsstial nssnss st low rsass. Particular st-
l0ntt00 paid - repairing. v3-n11
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
n. G. WAIT

J,sale, in Fo,eigs and Domestic EzeAange,
DEEP5 Land Warrants constantly on hand
n and for sale At small advance from New
Y,ek prices. Collections made, Exchange
srSwn II thslowest currentrates,T Taxespaid, &C.
Se. Cloud, July 18th, 1860. sug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

RATES OF ADVERTISING

0ae column, one year, $4,000
Hall eeluA1, $500
onG-fouIth OF Q soluma 1000
eas square, (tsn iass or lsss) enc week, 100
Suai1ssa Cards not over aix lines, 500
ever six lines aad under ten, 700
Legal Advertising Done at legal rates.
An letters Of business to bs directed to the
BDITOR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

JOB PRINTING.
Of Ill kinds neatly, ehsaply and expeditiously
executed.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
110ULAR CONS8RvATlv1 oNIuATIoN.
YO1
PREsIDIHT OF THE UNITED STATES
IN 1865.

20 0SNsAAA VI 100 AACA8AGA bFl0NDE.
Shall it be said after this that republics
are ugrateful I think not, my boy-1 think
not. We have won great and glorious
victory, and the only question remaining
to be answered is, Who is responsible tor
it, my boy-who is responsible for It!
Yours, in bewilderment,
ORPHEUS C., KERR.
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Neru publications.


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Contents of No. 1918 toct. % ]:

Contents of No. 1878 [Oct % !:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Truth Not in Seymour
Gen. Buon; A Loyal YirgniaD Gen. Wads
worth; 10 Thinking Men. Make Yoar Choice
Brand the Deeeivers Which is he War Party
Hear Our Brethren; Prospects, The Crest Issue
organizs; Word 20 DEMOCRATS; An Anti slav
cry Paper In hew-OIesns Editorial Paragraphs
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..LETrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sPONDEHrS WITH THE AaaY OF The
POTOMAC.
v..FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
vI..THE WAR IL KENTUCKY.
VII. IRON TEXAS.
VIII. THE WAR II THE SOUTHWEST.
X..A BETTER FROM PATRICK HENRY
KITE ARMY on The PROCLAsIAIION; Cor
sPondcnce Of The y l. lhbuse
Xi..UNION WAR MEETING IN BROOKLYN
XII. FERNANDO WOOD RATIFIED.
XIII..LARCE UNION MEETING ~ GENEVA
xIv..LATE FROM RICHMOND.
xv..TAE TAX LAW AND THE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
WILLOW TIE VOLUNTEERS VOTED: Cone
s2ondeucs Of IAe n. y. Tribune.
xVIi.TiiE RECENT ELEC nONS; Correspondence OF
The n. L. T.ibune
XVIII. HEAR CARL sCHURZ
xiX..AAsS MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE:
9s Sey y Be- carer ae9 d Tent a'Jn s e Is1
esq, Of a. tAo As" Dir. Hoye Of Miss and
xx..THE sECaErARY OF STATE on THE
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
XXI FROM EUROPE.
xxn..THE DECENNlAL PROGRESS OF THE
UNION.
XIII CHURCH AND STATE.
XIV. .RAYFHSHOE; BY Henry Kinaslsy Author Of
"Oe0ty H4pyn."
XIV. THE EMANCIPATioN QUESTION IN EN-
GLAND.
XVI. INTERNAL REYENUE REGULATIONS.
XVII. WAR ITEMS
XVIII. FROM WASHINGTON: Special D.spa.chss TO
Tao ~ Y Tribune.
XXX. THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.
xxH..LKS MlsERABLES.
xXlu.POLlrlCAL.
xxHlI. .PERSONAL.
xxxIu..ClTY NEWS
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1AH'i..AGaIcULTURAL ITEMS
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Iss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
MINNESOTA STATE LOAN-PROPOSALS
vi FOR 100000.
STATE OP NIssRsoTA.
ONCE or rHg TRrAsrKYR OF sT.Ty, I
SAIxT PAIL Oct. 4, 1907.

NINtEsOTA, 7
ONCE or rHg TRrAsuKYR OF STATE,
SAINT PAUL, oct. 4. 1902
The Legislature Of the state o. Minnesota having
sad an act authorizing the isue Of the Bonds OF we
State TO tho amount Of One Hundred thousand Dollars ths
proceed. 10 be APPLIED 10 dey the growing OUT o.
The present Indian war said Bonds being made payable 70 zen
wears from the they negotiated At rae Of t@s'
ot "a pe4 Per annul able senidnu-
y n tie City Of Ns,gYok notice Is hereby given tst pro-
po,s will BE- received by the undersigned Tor thr wos or
Of ala ,m,un, oh. Bonds TO be Issued Ia sums Of I0
,.chl at the bsnsng oaico Of Messrs N Myers Co. 70
y Brood H. New-Yors until SATURDAY, November VIC
era, AT u lock m the money 20 be paid In " > treasury
Eo,. mon the delivery Of the Bonds IN Newfok CRY NO
biz. will received for these BoDds al less than tne
y.. nor at Of iueres; than that specihI IN
Tho act oe.ad the Bonds viii be awarded TO the
of.ring 10 receive them the loves, Tse oil Interest io-
should indosed "Proposss for Loan and ao4iso "
the undersgned =, cs.
CHARLES sCHFFFEk. Treasurer OF 9ta.s
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I0NHE IRON FURNACE;
"A
SLAVERY AND SECESSION.


The Rev John e. Aughsy Presbyterian Clergyman, pro-
pose. 90 pubhhs work with hei above title Nh Aughey
IL citizen Of Mississippi Fer his adherence 70 the Union ne
three narrowly escaped death All his property has been con-
scstednot only real estate bui honsenod urnitoe and h'
library. He j. therefore left without means to publish ms
work will con- ain bis observations Of the workings OF the
Peculiar Insttuon history Of the Secession movement
from commencement and his own personal history; his
persecuons and suerings in tie Union HE mpnson
rncr and escape prison four days before he day et a
for executions ms travels the Underground RsiTosd
pursuit. by the csvay ard b!oodhounds tail ne rescued
the Union lines at kienzi. Miss. go, . .,
Beret of property. Of health, and almost OF life seh ne
has escaped his family land Of freedom he must
rely upon of friends to aid hn In the pu0os
tion OF his The work VII be issued s soon s the
.eapse number Of subscribers be obtained rs cents
per copy. ,. -,
1t win ceniGln about 25O PAGES 7no and being work oil
thrilling interest differing widely from al ~orks written on
the sane subject, T. viii amply repay the outlay for Us pur
chase The Rev Drs. J. NJ Krebs SnodTass, a. d. Smith
sad others the Synods Of NewYok aud NewJerey have
sscLeJ the msnlscr they highly approve and recon-
neaa All who eesTe copy Of the woTk viii please seod
theii with address the KEW j. NJ hltEbs, D. D
No. al henry st, New-lolk.
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nr~A-NUW 7-Octaye PIANOS in' Tosc.

Okla NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS N Ip,s-
t lsBD. wood iron frames aud over SUI 80
for 80 do. with molinss sIb0s Do VIA ~,
lniai aafnrboard sl75 rlSS and s20i do win
s2l5, $500. and 800; new o.-oeisgc, Sl@ cieiSsri
Pianos are tho groteA bargains ~ the cII SEW an.
Pianos AZ So $40 go S6o SIS, snd slV. Ne s.ai
LODEONS at eHtions+y low price, New ana - ,oatn,
Pianos and Mc0toons 60 LEE st aud upwsu SSi 10,
rent allowed 10 nagchascd monthly payments Ii,is
the sis. Foreign sheet MUSIC at cents per
Nuc chanl.e etwarprlces rAnl'. y "a aI Erosd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
opyrcx CLEVELAND AND ToLEDo RAILnoA

OpNcE CLEVELAND AND ToLEpo RAILnohp Co.
CLSvErANp O., Sept. 70, 1862.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Th Com
IlN pany prepared TO pay at II, office Of Hessr'
lVERtuLyE& Co, No a. Wallet, New-losk the following
Bonds of tho Company With accrued interest, viz ga.
Jnnccn railroad I'd Mort,sge Bonds, dus..Noy 1851
Toledo Eorwalf and Cleveland lat Mortgage ,oe,
Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland "a Mortgage -
Bonds due. '.'.'''''Aua 80
and Toledo Income Bonds sept looJ
The privilege OF exchanging the different classes OUT
standing Bonss Of this Company for the sinking una bohs
" III cease from and amer this date. 90, g,
The Coupons Of the different Of Bonds will be paid
heretofore at th- Corn ESohsng- binn aeiuSting per
cent Government JOHN CAhDlNEh, ftrAlehs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
INO. II. M ANTWERP. oAl,n Nn. s Rrnnd.

mo. II. VAN ANTWERP Office No. q Broad-
It, hewiork Broker for to purchase AND sale OF Gov.
eminent state, aud other Securities, DemEnd hoes, Cold.
&C. Loans ns.otiaed On hIstolals Coltssas Refers by
permission to;
T. n. Arthur PTr,t In. Bank J Sonihworth Pr Al BIZ
". Is. Meokor Cash. ia. Hi-h H. Lowry, Cisl b. Rep,
Colgate a hoffman, Read DGexcl 4 Co..
Vhom psou bloH. LyerIiore, Cews Co,
Van Week Tucker 4. NJ Myers & Co.
&. ID. ATtbur Co. ~ Holnes a sons. Plltsbk Pa,
binenioms. Fart 4 Co., Ws,bipston, ID. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

|TT,HE COUPONS, due Nov. ], on the MORI-
/ GAGE BONDS OF the CLEVELAND and PITTS
BUR0U RAILROAD COMPANY, will be PAID at tho odce
Of WIN 4. GILMAN som, No 70 Pne-s., ~ go,
" ~ " Ii. c. KINGSLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
UENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, SalesrOor

HENRY ID. MINER, Auctoneer, Salesroon
No = Hsssaus.. opposite tn Pos;-O ;tce-MlNER
sOMERViLLE will sell q. action on THURSDAY, Oct
g. q n o'clock Ia their gallery. no n Nsssau very nne
c5econ o. Moicfa OIL PAINTINGS comprising wofu Of
the Essish French Amsesg, and B,Ssn SCHOOLS Ai29ss
liam. Lambiet Pecus, Lemmeas Couiaries, Cuyerhoua
Diebolt H. uoaer j. r. tropey Wm Hart, Sha.tucS,
Coin- w. NJ. Brown Nichols, Jil, Van Bees. Dsn{,
Di.Isrt Uoupthor.t seharp Ko,k koek Williams, hchud
and ofgsft inc sSs:s NJ now on exhibition and ra'thy
The afteuiIon OF CORN "A .seufs.
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Clotbing.

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER
IA $4,000 worth OF CAST.OfF CLOTIIING WANTED,
for the Western AID Caifornia Lli.s, apd gentle.
having any and wishing 10 dsposs Of tie same u fair
price dealer invited 70 cal address note 20 MIMI
No SSa 6.hay, l3h IT., where y2n will be T.
cevo 20 cent thai b. any other dealer H. is city
Also speg Furniture sad Jewery bought. Ladies pune
try attended by Mr. nU Please Goa. forget tie ns4e
b MINIL-aud tho number 23J 5ih-av
A LARGE ORDER.-$30 900 worth Of CAST
N OFF CLOTHING. CARPETS, FURNITURE ami
BEDDING 20 surIiy the CtloDis market Ladies aid ger
emen hvu the above articles dspose Of obtain the
utmost value for the wearing GfEsel by calling address
ing, by post 4. ROSENBEhG, No. III 7th4 Y Ladies al
tendcd BY Mrs RoIeH5eTg.
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Cost an6 Iouno.

z OST or MlSIAID-A PROMlSSORY NOTE
- i3r $40 100 dawn BY JAMES MILLER in favor o.
y. ". G. LENT and by him iudorsed "t0 the order Of
LEONARD Co." dated 7h October, inst, ard payable IA
months. Al per,ons cautioned against Ee.0ta,in.
ssid L0tc the Payment having bern topped.
JANIS MILLER, no. 5l2 Broadway.
Z OSF or 6IOLEN.--The Public are cautioned
~ eg4nsL negotiating the following UNITED STATES
CLhIl.lCAIE3 or INDEBTEDNESS, the having
been ioss or sIoen from the Sabscfbes:
Issued TO ID. 4 g. KELLY.
No. q 81, daied Sept D. 90
no. p d32, dated Sept % 1sG2................ 600
No. 2fa13, dated sept 25 l852............... 1000
No 2l3ji. dated Sept o. 1862 .........,....... 90
no. 1895. dated Ssrt p, lgg.................. 5000
Issued 10 l.. z. LOrKR
No. p 900 dated Oct q 1902 1000
Al yaule 70 Bearer, BLAKE BROS. q co.
Fcw-iOzk OCT. iB, 1862. No. % Wail-si.
Coz REWARD.-LOST, Oct I inst, bay
W hI HORSE siz years Old G hands high long tail one
bud oot white and stas a forehead a FrdAy lR
"a ar' tiAbun, New-J rrfoy.
BOBERfT WALKER, Newark. New Jefley.
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Copartnsrsbip Hotties.

COMPREHENSIVE N0TICE.-The uhc.r.
,s,u, nj 6,n, al I.ENF SMITH Co. as Msnnse'l,I.
Of 1od Chaiu, T. be condaetsdas No 10 BrosdgAy"
fek, Oct. p. ioll. h-ns 70 snITR
A j. q. HODENPfL
rVyUE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
b.twe.n The snbicribsgs under .he nFa name o. "a. a
D"A--' " h. q. HALEY.
w., ~, "a ia, JACOB FRkITAo
ne basSos, of the above firm win DO eenasssts az
N'fI.flAW HANKS aad JACOB FREIfAO ande, " ~, 80
s.nS NJ WlLIIAM BANKS Co, at the old .,sna r
Broadway. ""iiIIp ERFfTAG.
Oct. Is, 1907. - - 1900, JsNco . snthl rIsed 70
Ia The bushes, OF tho late firm OF H. g. BAiLI
u ~, o S,'t'II "a' Us 4. IL q. BAlLEl
Ross " "''AN' "'"A' JACOB yREiIAo.
C.t 1864
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Gonse Furnishing Goods.

COMETHlNG NEW. Call ard zee PAYNEs
- PATENT WARDROBE BEDsIEAD Also his Patent
Folding MUekeo Bar the cheapest and beat in use at
CHiffIHS Nc leI Cansl lsG Mott st.