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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Gen. Mcclellan Convratula;es hIs
Army.

Woh' mcOleAAhn OOnNrOtulR1cs hlS
Army.
HEADQUARTERS ARMr or TIE PoToMac, Oct. 8,
500 ?. M-The following general order has
been issued: r.
HEADeUARTERs ARMY or TaE PoTonAo,
CAMP NEAR SHARPssuRe, Nd, Oct. 3, 1862 (
General Order No. 1901 a5c ssa ,a RI
The commanding General extends his con.
gtssulations to the army under his command
for the victories achieved BY their bravery at
the passes Of the South mountain and upon the
Antietam creek. The brilliant conduct of
Reno's and Hooker's corps, under Burnside, a,
Turner'S Gap, and Of FrankIin's corps ct Cromp.
ton pass, In which, In the face Of an enemy
strong in position aud resisting With obstinscy
they carried the mountain aud prepared the way
for the advance Of the army, won for them the
admiration Of their brethren in arms. In the
memorable battle Of Antietam We defeated A
numerous and powerful army Of the enemy Ia
On action desperately fought and remarkable
for its duration and for the destruction of life
which attended it. The obstinate bravery of the
troops Of Hooker, Mansfield and Samner: the
dashing gallantry Of those of franklin on the
right, the steady valor of those Of Burnside on
the left, and the vigorous support Of Porter and
Pleasanton, present brilliant spectacle to our
countrymen which will swell their hearts with
pride and exultation. Fourteen gune, thirty.
nine colors, fifteen thousand Ave hundred stand
Of arms, and nearly ak thousand prisoners
taken from the enemy, are evidences Of the
completeness Of our triumph. A grateful
county will thank the noble army for achieve
ments which hare reecusd the loyal States Of
the east from the fayAges Of the Invader, and
hAys driven him tspm thldr border. : nI'io0s's
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Good News from Hilton Head,


New YoRE, October 10-rhe Hilton Head
correspondence Of the Herald, dated Oct, 6ih.
ststes that an expedition of guRboats, with q
land force under Gen. Branan, bad captured a
fort on 81. Johns Bluff, St. Johns river, below
Jacksonville; also, an infantry and cavalry
camp, at which large number Of arms we're
found, on the "a inst. After shelliug the fort
without receiving any response, IL was found 10
Dc evacuated, the rebels skedadling upon aod.
ins land force in their rear TO operate with
On the night of the Sd, the steam trsuspor,
Boston, Captain Johnson, was ordered opposite
the fort to take on board ell the captnred guns,
ammunition, eto. Mos; Of the captured ora.
nance are English rifsd cannon Of recent man.
uiaclare; the ammunition ditto. An immense
quantity OF English conicsl shells were found
also small arms. The fort will be immedia a.eiy
destroyed.
T, ,r1At last accounts every Preparation was be-
Ing rapidly pushed to completion 10 attack an
other heavy battery, situated on Yellow Bluff
about eight miles further up the river. W.
are anxiously waiting its results. | predic.
however, ito speedy demolition and the oocups.
tion OF Jacksonville at an early day.
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are both together, and Cox must be against his
own votes In Congress! "a, Il Il moi verv Sa a.
cent 70 complain Of political meetings When
Sheliabafger 10 the only candidate nominate
py party Convention, and when he started ,bs
campaign oy partisan speech against Mr., Cor.
tne Court House In this place, on the dev he
was nominated, and when, too, our border orss
threatened T by war! Sd, Il IL mot true that mr.,
10Y 10 any way, tried to bring the Government
into ois,ayor BY bis speeches. He denounced
11 70 npo,'son gang, with Greeley, Shellabarger
MoC,.s,N ~ Ns neaa, who 1sve attacked LlncoIo,
Ian sn IL ra ano tne rest. He defended MeCIcI.
AhoiI,so. svnsress, and Lincoln since, from tbe
PRESIDENT because he would NOT. n, eoniS .ue
execute o. the Abolition lava Greelev fesorsd W.; ~
Sheiisbar9sr voted fov 's i1'"s@ aFG
Again. this pamphlet tries to recoucile sbs,
laDarger's doctrine uttered In hia anss.L -. n.
congress- that ell forfeituFes or emaneina.;on
Oh slaves, ereept By capture IN ivsr, were pncnn
sh.utlonsl and revolutionary, with hia Ahoii.
uon votes as shown on the dret maze M ,his
week and last weeks issues of the Demoeyof :.
~ the Il falls, for according to SbeIIabsrga,
himself, he Violates the Constitution and Ria
oe'n, ana 10 q revolutlonist; for over ,birtv
Hmes " ne voted TO free negroes, without capture
pamPniet garoleg part Of Cox's encecb
maze In January, 1861, wherein he told the
South that II they yemaiasd IN ths Union. ali
Ineir wrongs would be remedied and their riabt.
palo!ected, even BY armed force, II peceessry;
shAt personal liberty bills and Reserve riota
should not impede the execution of tbe fuOitivs
slave ia"i but that the North would Sustain
Win arms, II need be-, the Constitution and tbe
laws. we refer to an article from the Clarke
~ Sounty DeMoerat, which answers this deeplca.
PIE ana scoundrelly slsnder that Mr.. Cor pro.
posed 20 night the battles OF the South If thew
vent ous OF tie Union. He proposed to defend
tneir rights 1t they remained In Il, but If tbey
went out' 'hen he said that no sscriGoe vould
oe too great for the North to make Ia defence
Of the Government! N'''"''
Then this infamous pamphlet prstsud. 60
carry she idea tbet Douglas condemned Mr.
Vo1' ny heading-"Cox on Douglas as q par
sisan:" Douglas defended Mr., Coz, We heard
him II ie6o before 10000 people. Mr.. Coz ia
NOT running so much as partisan as Sbellsb,r.
ger 10. Cox, a. Dem ocrat, sustained the
Government BY voting men and money, and
even this mendaciors pamphlet canno. deny it.
he stands yet on the Crittenden resolution.
against making the war an Abolition war; but
ne is' as Critsenden is, for the var aud for the
Government.
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Important ffs% %1n,.% ,s%%Hroik-Rebsls

Routed.
Nrw YoRK, Oct. 10.-The Suffolk, Va, cor.
respondence of the Herald, dated October A.
has the following; y
have highly important and gratifying news
from this quarter to communicate. The rebels
had pushed their pickets some distance this
eide OF the B!ackWater, and had grown quite
bold In their menaces Of this post.
On Thursday evening Msj Gen. Pick ordered
q reconnaissance In force, which Was placed
under command Of Col. Spear, Of .he ilth Penn.
sylvania cavalry. Col. Spear started upon bis
mission about o'clock, and on Friday drove In
the enemy's plckets upon the maiu body, which
was commanded by Gen. g. w. Smith. A
smart skirmish ensued, in which the Colonel
had one Lieutenant and two Sergeants wounded,
dc suoceeded, however, in completely routing
the fbe, and pursued blm as far as Franklin. on
the other side Of the Blackwater.
The object Of the Reconnaissance was fully
accomplished, and much valuable inform alton
gained IN regard to the strength and position
OF the rebel force In this quarter, There is not
nov rebel soldier on this side Of the Black
water, and the probabilities are tina. they will
not soon make another appearance.
The loss of the enemy was not ascrtsined.
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Ohio 9tatesnram
TELEGRAPHIC.
TFOr latest Telegrephie NtDs. see Sd Page.
Morning and Noon Reports.
Casualties at SpeTryviIle-Csis.W Web.
1tor and LYIlo Killed.

a. WAhS
ster and Lyle Killed.
LoUIsviLLE, Oct 10.-Among the Spesfyville
casualties on Wednesday, are: Killed-Gens.
jackson and Terrill, Acting Brig Gems. Web.
ster and Lytle, Of Ohio; Lieu. Col. JeWett
and Maj Campbell, of the 15sh Kentucky cav.
airy; Col. Pope, Of the same regiment, 10
wounded. There is no confirmation Of Gen.
Sheridan's death. Gen. Rosseau is reported
slghtly wounded. Col. Woolford, Ist Ken.
tuoky cavalry, after Ave charges, took two bat
teries, and the enemy, after hard fighting, were
driven eight miles.
The foregoing relates to Wednesdays Reht
Various rumors are circulating couoern;nr
Hght yesterday Thursday. said 70 be favorable
to the federals, but they are trAGeable to no au.
thensic source at headquarters.
FRrDAY, IL A. M.-We have received no sd-
vices from the battle field later than Wednes-
day evening. Oar force in that fpht vaa
about fifteen thousand infantry, eight batteries
OF artillery, and two thousand Eve hundred cav.
airy, but they were reinforced toward the close
OF the engagement. The rebel force has not
been estimated.
No accounts yet OF loss on either side, bat Il
10 supposed TO be large, from the mortality
among field officers.
A large ambulance train Is now leaving Lou
isViile to bring the wounded hither.
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NEW YoRE, o,.. l0.-Southern papers state
that yellow fever Is raging fsa.fully as Calves
ton. BY private dispatch from DE-. Ames 60
2 gentleman of this city, we learn that he leaves
Richmond on Wednesday with Gen. Toombs
for Georgia. his wound requiring o brief respite
from active duty. .-..
The Lynchbarg Virginian of the 24sh says:
A letter was received in this city Yesterday
from Maj Gen. Longstreet, written on the bat
9e-heid last Wednesday. He says that our
forces were outnumbered, and the battle was
the most desperate and bloody Of the war.
Our loss was heavy, but he thinks that Of the
enemy still greater. We hold our position oc
eupying the battlefield; but Gen. Longs.reet
does not claim anything more.
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NEW YoRK, Dot. 10.--Nassau papers an.
nounoe the arrival on the 2i of the steamer
Leopard from Charleston, 8. c., wish cargo
OF cotton, rice, etc to the secession house Of
Adderby u Co The steamer Leopard reports
that soon after leaving Charleston firing was
heard, which 10 supposed to have been directed
toward the steamship Hero, a. this vessel Was
expected to leave about the same time. Her
fate is not 70. known.
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CAiRo, Oct l0.-The reported death Of Gen
oglesDy from wounds received at Corinth 10 in.
correct. Federal occupation of Grand Junction
10 not confirmed. Our troops occupy Rienzi. Wa
have chased Price as far as Ripley county, and
ss far as can be ascertained, the thaee IL still
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DAILY. TRI.wERKLY AHDwERKLY

tstes. "
Advertisements loaded and placed In the column Of
SPECIAL Notices, doabte the ordinary ratss.
notices required TO be pubshsd y law IeQal ratss
II ordered on the inside exclusively after the fr1t week
per cent more than the above ratesi bat ali such vii
sppear In the Tri'Weekly without charge.
HusneI Cards, mot exceeding ave lines peY year. IN.
de, ~ so per line; outside o.. =
&C., half price. -
AStra1sisns adssrlssmsass msss b pcsd for IN
sdgdnce The rule win not be varied from.
Weekly same price a. the Daily, whore the advertiser
%, the Weekly alone. Where the Daily and Weekly
eli the rates Of the Daily
Nc advertisement taken except for definite period.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

william !. p Hubbard fls Superior cour. Of yrnsIlu
Robert Riordsn Of al. county Ohio r .aai he
TN PURSUANCE or AN OW DEIs OA
l. the said Court to directed, will offer for SAFE
a. public auction At the door Of the oourt Houes In
the ci1 Of Columbus, on faad 2+ i'il. s1llg I,
Saturday, the sh day Ct November, A. D.
ssssl 'sts i3y ott % 1862, ig, ~ ~
At one ociock P. M the following described sea, e,.
late. situate N Frankiin county, Ohio, 70 wit,
psrt OF Parks survey No 3Si6, IN the Virginia Dis
trct beg nn'ng ct point In the Natisna Road and
rosd dout aopg the east iios Of certain tract of
800 actes, or therssbouts belonging 70 Joseph NJ euI
vapt thence e1k deg =. ll6 90 100 poles along The
esntsr q ne peid National Road thence n sK deg W.
I64 32-l0o to stake; thence 8, " deg 81 min. ".
y 40 l0o poles siake being the Of
Robert Neirs land; thence 0. IL deg 30 mia. Wrst
ies poles 70 hepince Of btgnning contapog 100 acrss
4 being tct Of 100 aores o. the west end Of tract
of Hesk acres owned by sald ncbsft y. Neil. 2
- 4. ". HUFFMAN, shsria, Ia
10 el9o saN sfqs and nastsf tommis1Ioner, y
:,s,.l. aS: 49, s ss5 A.s5. q ssssIs o5is1 ouIp..s
J 111lII I0Iil,~Sry M N.a
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, while rejoicing ct the Victories which under
ooo,e blessing have crowned our exettIons, le.
us cherish the memory of our bravo comrades
who nave laid down their lives upon the battle
nelo. Martyrs In their country'a cause, their
people. ' - '"'
By command Of Major. G Geueral Mcclellan.
8. WILLIAMS, A. A, G,
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Buell. attacks Brogg-BraRg Retreats
after q Snort EngGS emenI,

AAGgI9AIO
after q Snort EngeR .menI.
LOUISVILLE, O,t. 10, l P. M.-Eirly yester.
day morning Gen Buell attacked Bragg's forces
at Chaplin creek, in the immediate Vicinity OF
Perryville. A short but terrific fgh. ensued,
when the rebels broke and retreated rapidly
oVet three diyersing roads southward. Our
forces are in close pursuit. and hope to bag the
lot
Al last accounts Gen. Glber.'s forces we're 10
the rear Of the rebels and some distance below
them. Military eXigencies require the cup.
preston Of the name Of the place.
No further accounts Of the losses on either
side.
Louisville lie in great anxiety and exolsemen.
respecting the fate of our sOldieri In the pend
ing battle.
Captain 0ldershaw, Jackson's adjutsnt, is on
his way hither from B.-dssown, with the re-
mains Of Generals Jackson aud Terr,ll. and
Colonel Webster Of the Ssh Ohio.
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ffiri.fss ~ S5.6t ri Ssasii o5iau enipsss x n
sisTdziAssaa W. bra ssisytA narias \ q IS
s'' .itI..io
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31suranre Gcmpan,ss
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.

THIS Company Ia now ready to transact busiues, 4,
branch OF life Insurance. +" ~sfy
The sum Of SlOo 900 In United ets.es Stock, Ia. 49, .
posted wih tue Snpern endent Of tbs assurance
lent of the State of NswYork sscordipe 20 Is "a ps
Of payment o. the Premium are made more essy tbo s
tofore. - He'e
An Policies issued by this Company are ,ynu,r,
after yeaTs for most causes Heretofore deemed
Suicide, dueing or change Of residence or or ,n',,
error preliminary apple ,t0n regsiding 10 nliy h,p
condition OF the health OF the applicant do no, worn am
fixture OF the policy after seven year. W.
Thirty days grace 10 allowed in payment Of tia nr.,
and The Policy led good during that toe ''1"'
Policy holders ni-m0ers Of tue corporation and a.. .
titled 10 for Directors ana eg for Drsctors
Dividends Of surplus declared annually aud ma, n
used In payment VI future premium or patio In esh at tie ~
ton Of insu ed
Mutuay in s fullest integrity will be the ruling p,,
in ali he transactions OF the COM any F"
Prospectus aud blank applications furnished At the or.
the Company, anu by the AGENTS
Physician in attendance a. the Office daily from l2tol
Temporary Office No. 80 Wiln.nst.
Peras0ent office. after November /, No. CO William,
Chamber OF Commerce Building.
PRESIDENT, yrcE.PREsIDssr
N d. MORGAN J. LAWRENCE
N D. MORGAN, l. J. MERRITT.
J. LAWHENCE, q. HILTON sCRIByyH
4. T. MERWiN. JAS. H. benny.
WN n. FOGG. JAS. c. ATWATER
J. MEL ON IAPPAN, SIDNEY GREEN
RICHARD BROWN, =. Z. CALDWELL
SAMuELF. b. MORSE, NJ. u. WiNhOOP
SECRETARY, ACrUsRY
4. +. MERWIS. l. J. MERRITT
PHYSICIAN, c0UNegL-
j. II. hEsaf. @. HILTON sCRIBsEl
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MINNESOTA STATE LOAN-PROPOSALS
w FOR sI0O,00O.
OFyfcR OBJ TuE TgFAsusHR OF srATH, Z

sAfsT PAUL, Oct. 4. 1872.
The Legislature Of the sta;s Of Minnesota having
ps.s.d an act authorizing tho issue Of the bonds u no
Stale TO the amour. II One Hundred Thousand Dollars the
.r1c.eis TO applied def the expenses growing cut Of
Tho re,r, Indian war said Bonds being made payable zen
wear. tor the time they are negotiated of interest
lot is.,dine rsht per anuu paysI- seiu 4pnu
.ilv In the City Of NewYork notice hereby syen That no
v IN b.. r,ce,y.d BY tho unde, .nsd for whole
"a, o aid amount h~ Bonds to be isued in sums Of 90
,.ch) The banking ohcc Of hstsrs 7 VI 1yefs Co. 20
o btoad q. N.w.York. unin SATURDAY. November she
first at M money be- pad IN T. 5 Treasury
Noes on De h- Blonde IN Ne@-forI Oy no
bids will bs received Bonds 81 lees than their
value nor at sfrsor rate Of nleres, than ihst ~
~. act Aforesaid aud the gouds will be awarded 20 the bidder
altering 10 r. csyo them at the lowest Of interest BIDS
should be ndor.eJ Proposals FOX Lean ard addressed to
the undersigned. -
CHARLEs SCMfFFEK, Treasurer Of sts.e.
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JENRY ID. MINER. Auctioneer, saleucor

HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, saetroom
L SO = E.ss.u-., oppo. te the Po.;-Oic~.-MINEk L
sJtfFRI fLLE will sell AZ Ggctien on THURSDAY. Oct
&c ococ. 10 tbeif sllrry No n Nss,snst avery noe
81 .rt,n ~ Modem OIL PAINTINGS compuhng wo - Of
te En.i.h tI~noh American, and Belgian schools sno
which IT. Of Wa Shsyer, Adam Bafad A. VIII
Iiru, Lafnt.f Pscrus femmens Gouurief CIlscfncusc
DehoH ~ iiogsr. J. b Crop ~. Wm Hart, ,nsitucs y
4 liaan W. 81 Brown. Sabos 1871, Van Bccst Dana
Ue8srf Honnthont scharp. 10 koch W,inas, NichArd
ed .tesfs Tho oIhbitien, snd worthy
The tinntlon Of cornol-arnI.
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atlc0itGl.
ONE 10 SIX boxes of "WINCHESrERs

ONE 10 SIX boxes Of WINCHESTER
" SPECIFIC FILL Wi pc,matfnHy cufc any cese Of
SeHfHd! teahscs, or lts fesuns inpfenee
GRAvATrD aud sl De found equally efficient Ia Affection. II
ueP,o'ate DiaJe snd diseases generally oil tho UTiiarg
Ofydns.
PROFESSIONAL OPINlONs.-"I have used your 'sPE.
CHIC PIT in many Of sp1mao,rhea and with tho
mat 5Vfoos. suoeen"-J MILLION SANDEKs. H. d. LII D.,
Byook'yl
"Itn specific any medicine can b. IhAye
cured vcry with from TIKI DosnS"-I
KgI1H 81 D., "a Rcpertrv n Nd Sccree. Nsv Yoyk.
PERSONAL-"M Mr. UiacisifeJ Is WORTHY OF All. CoSFi-
pEgcE aud deyotes himself automatically % hese ff,pa.
tlosa"-D Me,edif Reese. a. H., ILL., d. AAeocra 3ieii.
tai Gdrtas, heu- Yort.
81 have spos9aal kao-sdgs Of Nm. WiycnrER'l Hon.
IsTEoHTY and ss.us the Profession aud tho
pubic hat PnErARArIoss 0As Hg RELIED oH'-JIos
r. ChRton H. d, Chelani, Neto-fork.
The SPECIFIC PILL Is not Homeopathic remedy. nor
does il contain aercury Iron, Can hsfde' or any injurious
Ingredient Pce pei Dor. sI bores (oheH ord'red at
oHee) for as Sent by NAH Sold, VIII 'esae aid retail by
J. WINCHESTER, No. % J0Ln,t, N. T.
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sl.fSl0JJ
III. anhorEng the sls Ct these bonds also provides
that time beofn III hnGI sale the dover and STATE
Treasurer may exchange them for those outstanding bonds Of
the state. when will mature The 10, Of January neat
Under this provision has been determined 70 profer the
change contemplated before offering the bonds directly for
sale AID 81 bends now ready cE delivery,
aud W. o. rrn4in unit, tie lat Of November next.
Ample provision made 10 tho law aunoIKing the loan lor
vi tie Interest aud edr pioa Of III. Issue - bonds
maturity sdiona ,aE Of Que eighth Of mill upon
hol. real pesoua taxable property OF the state Is
eved AID set apart sinking lJnd add al moneJ. paid
Treasury al the la Of Jaugsry 1853 10 the credit
81 the Primary Aui Normal Schools and University funds
80: apart Tor investment H. purchase 81 tho bonds
Tho holder. lhs bonds witch viii mature on The lsi OF
Jsugary 1919 hereby notified tnGt they exchang.
them doAT for d1A or the issue app ica oE to
T.. WhIIEHOUSE, son 1 MOinsON.
No. IL VII ilIl-rt.
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printing.
Ue00inq CarOs, Mf.

At VIM. EyERDELL's S0NS-W hp "a ssJ
n cAKDs-rh..e celebrated Eusrased oAS' Wv
at No Ic< Fulton-sL. q. \. rssU"'ne1 .o..-
4 II. JOHNSTON x co, No. LOO ,,i ny' .,,I"j
81 " EDDING aud VISITING t.,hps silver NJ. .e md
.o-riul.n, hy mail Also Watches, Jewrny m,,'ss
fl.ted Wure Of ne bost qualities and a. 20"
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HEsRr c. scRIBSEis Apctonser
FNHE ELEGANT STATUE of FLORA
L HENRY e.. sCRlBNER wil s., at tho Gallery Of Fine
Ara No 6l3 Broadway. THURSDAY EVENING Oct.
3D. ococt the nhcrnt Statue OF Flora by Chs1uc-y
lye, belonging noted connoiss,u IN Europe, aud
sid by h. order Also. Bronze Statues The above
uos GA iI.e exhibition.
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MICHIGAN STATE LOAN.-To Holders of

M ICHIGAN SIAIE LVSN.-IU IUiuVIs UT
ltl Bonds payable the pleasure Of the Stats after
January l. H3-The State oil Michigan, at the session
on the Legislation. held In 1861 paced law authorizing and
directing the Governor AID stat. Treasurer 10 contract Tor
10 "A Of TWO MILLION DOLLARS, or a. much thereof as
be deemed necs.Ary interest the rae Of
per per AEEum. psyAbls semi uay IL the City oil
b- soatod At not less than and the pro-
crrd be applied oy 70 tns 1elt OF the indesledle.
81 The which will mature the lat OF January tJ
Under hi. authorization Il has been determined to make tic
fyll isuus Ia sx per cent bonds Of 90 each:
$50 go gAygbie a. ssurs 20 year. rom jan J. o.
500 nos aynbe a. pleasure IS yeas rom Jan l. 1903
s0o0U yHble ct pies.ur, 10 yess from jan ], 1865
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0ca! Csiale for Sale.

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE.-An old estab-
lifted ore of the principal ,horous hiares Of tho
Cry w Leis- Of Pfemiss tor Sale cheap Cash Cus.
toner To pnsug this J.. Opportunity seldom
uel with Inquire at No. 500 llgjsonst
EOR SALE-At Orange, n. j., n handsome
Plat Of Is superior gardening and building ground
The soft fertile wafn aud salty IL ha, Pond with
,la stream, and beautiful grove Of uber L. conletoy
si,p ed for genircl fesdrnce den nnrsory rncs
about halt OF what commonly demanded Tor property Of
tns eel quality and location
4. o. PRATT. 40. y pinc-st. Room No o.
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mnsltal ynslruinetIls.

DOR SALE Three new, 7-octaye, rose wood
Il PiANO-FORTES. made in the best manner, by tse
beet city masas warranted arved legs mooing ADD on
fr,ne. oversug &C Inquire u no 2j East Sth-st
between I'd and 3d.sys.
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Nrw 1gnbktations.

HlCIOR dUOO' Gl(lIAl NV IA"
COMPLETE IN FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLEToNs EDITION.
LES ABLES-VAI'JEAN'
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