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st9nfr 3abrltdtion p%trfauft ~ bslittiasn Suon.
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Srt Nere'[ Restment). . r 9esentpdrtr9 in cincm SaitItre
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mem III Nllonto. Ga, lebenben Satsr linb y, iicrrr S,inr
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Srprrirtenoen bee 6. 9. 81.
NlkcratpriumS in NtIantn GA
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Mrs. s.. Saumaun.
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MaribauIrnbe Spii6sn Der 5trn unt 6itru.
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Hne ioAte dillbe pom eincm Stpen atIe en- n,rSss "''s'
Yrtie: $500. Der pplf: So. So.
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Neuc Yarbierlfubs

Der nnter,eitnctc erlaubt I'D, Icineu ~,sreunSsr uub Sem
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@erIannt MIN { Nl1phtn

NFFIuINE lNITU c u Wlnbbtn
lur Ssrrtttpng bGmelidfr Nrteiten iIr eine aus
rrel Yerlrnen teitebenoe Aamilje obns Ginper.
We gna'@t %osrieIben mirO uus9e9sten. 6israuf
6'F'tttrenrf erbaIten DEN t6tltsn 9-sis unS
tonnrn sntipeS'r ic9ieit cper in siuissn 9Rpthrn
s%'ntretfn. ireHn lie fia in Der SfTcs b. 8latirs
mslpen.
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FARMERS HOTEL,

Snolnnob. @a.
Stelte aus Gls9dntcte einaefifttte ecutIhe @olt6aus,
oae Su eC1 trittn -SotsiS Der Staet ecb6rt, wirc bt1u rriItn,
Gen Surliturt b. tenS en- %pfpblcn. IS. Sc munbr
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eant ne'hff Nnj't9e Der IcBten 8ummer iaee
10 elfrmlt nUen renlfnt9cn Dnmen meimeu per.
e'"osirltsn Nant, trslbsn itr SGreitex niht
tsantrUrtst ut, inrem mon leirer aur Cine bsi
rntben fanA.
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Mbam NnteI,
Wa6folser BON Dtseaprear),
S6ioer,
5ts Straee. ,riihcn 8roao unp @raes.
.%mPtsblt f@ ;ur anfertisuns aIIer IN bislsm 9..
ibaft portommcnoen Arbeiten unc Teparaturcn.
UNI eeripriGt prcnpte uup biuise S,%pienuna.
n8- Das anmaGsn BON @lodsu,uasn wirr
bel:snS btioret.
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Our Na6rihf fir Sor.2ohIer.

5nr Nadrihf fur Sar.3abler.
Sn @emdb elmer am Ilten G,nror 1s55 ,,e5r,., CO.
Stnani mSroe i'd pom l5ten bis gum 3Inen De,embcr in
oer Zip COLLECTORS SfT,e in Der Ctr SdG onpcf,nb iein,
I'M ppN osnleh!tgen Yeripnen sie ,psitc Sdlfte Der itdoti<
sUyM SNuetn IN Sntpfane III ncbmen, ipeIae Iaut btIaatt CT
Sfolneni nad Ibius BON 10 9rpceat bic erfe 6dlfts 6cr-
ielbsn I'M SUM bssablt bobcn.
SuIiue 81. SpbIpn. g. 6. R.
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DaEI,.

BLACK-In Brooilyn on Saturday Oct H. Ida the beloved
daughter Of George and Mary BlscA, aged JeafS "'"'
and days
CHEEsmAN-On Saturday. Oct. IL, John T. 'hce'man'
III. d., In the 10Th scar Of his sgc 80
Ills friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday lbth inst At o'clock, from ais he Tesdehct'
10. $50 Finh avenue, without iunhsf notice.
CALLAHAN-In this city. Sunday De. u, David, only
son OfPhp end Susan Callahan aged months ana IL da)
FULLER-In this city Friday Oct 10, William Fuller
aged 70 years
HL1ON-On Monday, Oct H.. Benjamin Hilton. former
OF KinderbooA, Columbia County aFod 10 Jeafs nonh
aud days
s friends and those II BIZ John 49,. hcfj .pn. aud Or
a IT, T. Hilton icaI ectfuy ted g. g,trud the iuacie
al The tecerscd Iurs14y. Get n. cal p 90 fOm the
resldence Of tie former No p SOuh III fhth street WI
Nuns0urgh without fIithef notice. Tue remains vii b.
taken " AIldsIheok Tor iuteTusnt
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FROM Ban FRANCISCO.

The Direct Tnx-The STATE TreasnFe'
speCuiu,es wish tke Gold and Pays
over $4,000 IN Legal FENDER Notes
Indignation of the People.
StS iRsScIsco SatHlay Oct. II 1902
Saied-ship Memnon, VALPARAISO; steamer Con-
stitulion, Pansma, with % passengers and s9N,COO
in treasure fer New-York, AID 5000 for England.
The STATE Treasurer has paid le United States
As .istantTreasurer on account Of the direct ta',
levied in this State for National purposes $4,000 IN
legal-iender notes. Toe money was paid into the
Sale Treasury in gold, and much indignation is
manifested against the Treasurer Tor changing the
gold for notes before settling with tue United staes
Treasurer. The Governor formally protests against
he State spocuiGtiug at tie expense Of the National
Government, and the public IL apparently In bis
favor. Ii is thought tho Legislature Will dsapfToye
Of such fnanciernP, and compel tie Treasurer 20
bend over for ths benefit of the Government, what.
ever profit the State realized.
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HoPPER-In this city. On Sunday Oct H. OF di.ese Of ,h
heart. after shor. end painful iue.s Robert y Deuye
Hopper adopted soh Ok John aud Resale Hopper in the l3
! year OF his
Notice will be given Of the funeral.
L0RCH-In St Luke Hospital New York on rriday. Oct
Cincinnati papers please copy.
LUNBAltD-ln this city Sunday. Oct H. Eurens O
Richard and Jobans LuHbsd, aged ys,rs sud - days
MtAD-In San Frsnc;sco Cal. Tuesday Oct T. I3oz. o.
dropsy Ralph 7. Neaf formerly ofGreenwich, Conn.
Ne" Haven pspeTs please copy.
hoE-in hi' city on Sunday Oct H. IeSl, OF jaundice
GeorPe Scott TOE, AGED ~ years.
The relatives aud friends tie family respe tfuy nyed
to attend his funeral or Tuesday uct H. a. o'clock J. M
from his late residence. No l5o5 Bfosdwsy. between
fouy-sty,u a and Forty eighth streets
RfAplNG-On SUNDAY, Oct r. Emus dsuvh.er Of John
and AIMS r. Reading eyed yeas months aud IL days
SIANLkY-lhe remains Of Capt. T. L. STANLEY. Company
ID, Jth n. Y V. Nri rhcs lish Brigade who Raanily
net hi. death the battle OF Anen will he inferred at
llsary Gem terry to-day. ~ p nom biz late frsidrfe
No ~ Mulberry street TIE oficer. and rembe Il the
Irih Brigade. with riend. and -bers # tugre No a.
cordially inv, ei TO attend. with the Coop-rS hssoca
tioD, without further notice
SCRANrOM--At Rochester. " V. Sunday. Oct 3.
Matilda j. the beloved vie o. Theodore t. scranton. aged
70 Nears regretted hy lsIge circle o. ffends
The remains iteIed in Moart Hope Ccme,srv.
shlFfrN - In sfoossn 90 sunday oc, l. Eiiser,h
Amelia edest daughter Of Samuel L. snd Maria suihen
sged Yeas ana months.
siCkLEs-ln this ciy. Saturday Oct H. MORT sickles
l.ii,s q Gen many. in the J,ih year Of hi. age go
sTANDl,i-in ths city. on Sunday Co.. y, in the 18th
TEsBELL-A, EIiiaD,thpori n. D. on Saturday morning
Oct H. Jefs u1ah IerJri. in the tid yesr n BIZ
fuusral services Itrsiay afternoon O'Clock IN the
Presbyterian Church bost from sew oh leaves Pier No
. no River NJ ll:eO a.
ia Ahl iu els. city. sunday Oct -, Eugene Taunsy
asci 90 ve,rsaud mouths.
VALTaIlEE - In brooklyn Sunday, Oct. j., PiIier
Valentine IN he f0fh year of hs eye.
Nt3lCyrl-lu sp- -ird. Otssso Comfy 4. Y. on Tues
try. Aug -. suddenly. vhe siuing IN hi8 chair. Dr.
Glrdner We.fcot in tle 81 yosT ol b. age.
The d-',lfra one o. natures robeutn. An efucsed
sni sulli fiycisr wise ccunssor aud fiihrl htid.
~ l.e nclec cultivated by erer've reading nd u
vnrm hort which expanded generously toward inend The
early intelligent couseu and a.osd'st friend Il ten @rance
and freed the ord II re III man. sA0a1 treasure
up the rruerioe. Of NJ vuss and rray Tor worthy
lie icrd Of ouF hood md of mauier yeaf'
who hsve Known him long and we'll cAnnot bat deeply
FEE hs f4df-r death and ly i. Lei iUlfe a. tho memory
of true hose soul suIerorto the multitude around
him-WAo dared 60 be rirt fud do figlt though n nj!
Transferred to h'ppior sphere AID to wider held OF u..sl
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napo!h Junction, was surpri'i y telegram Il IN
Ger, Woo at Baltimore, ping: Keep we" ..
Won, GUARD and he prepared 70 proven, any ''i'
MON tbe railrood from tle enemy. Keep your
NOON. vel IN hand" Col Tracy ieeg apned to
Maor-Gen Banks request 'or ea'"'!' "ucilt '''"'
lie did not know the aPI-' e"' l''"' ~ ",
Gen. Banks delicately inum'''u 10 0en' WIN 'NA'
Col. Tracv was not unde' hs' command
THY MILITARY REsOihcie Oh TIE IOIA-
sour.
oh Military officers, .ot hitherto suspected Of en-.
a. M, su,h views, are beginning to see IL the
s.,.hndi. African population q tie south vast
as,o a, eva liable for military purposes. Gradually
-. coyeroue,,t is approaching the point at which
o., uunter ar,h' ed months 20. When the Is. Of
,Jsuuary arrives. il not tcoie the powers that be
will probably be prepsrsi to draw upon the military
resources Of the loyal S'u'G'
WAsuisoroy ilcrday. Oct 10. 1862.
CAMP HOSPITAL AND hNHt iANCG CORPS.
II will u eratif, ing to tie paalic TO know the.
arrangements Tor the organization Of the Camp Hos
oital and Ambulance Cops. eu tie well INSURED
AID systematic plan q 81 II. u. Pierce, viii be
completed in a few & lys ollyn best material
will he received into THIS rior AT body. II will
consist of at ea5, 1900 men Each member will
gave to give tesimon ils Of good MORAL character.
and sound mind ara holy. Mr Pierce will DO hsIpy
% receive any suggestions AID iaca conce ning ,Ae
warts, material and Organization .. iis corps, until
The 18th inst., 81 30. l3' Fifth avenue, New-Icrk.
His man,s for The instruction aud drill Of those en-
teriug The service VIII form pa d Gen. Halecs 5
new military work for The army, low about ready
70. press.
TIE MILITARY PROTECT Of o. COLORADO.
Gov. Evaus Of Colo ado, having accomplished his
mssion-yiz., with reference % tie military proec-
ton o. tLst Territory should J4 disturbed BY In
Clan hostilifie.-lef Wasll o1 to-day on his return
bone. The Territories o. Colorado and Nebraska
arc now 70 be included IL The Der tnent Of the Mis-
souri.
SUSPENSION or THE CAIRO POSTMASTER.
Frequent complaints having ieached tue POST
Office Department Of tie iueiciency Of the Post
master in c,n1gctng the business Of The Office a
Cairo H.. tie Postmaster sueral has suspended
the Postmaster ana scei tie Office in the hands o.
special agent, who e believed viii impart vital
~ and cucrgy 10 its operations.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Beaumont l4s zen ordered 10 The
sunboat Zebargo, ~ Fort H1ys.. tnsigus Rudge-
nan. Blo0R and Hunt have been ordered to the
Nssis.ipr; aotilla Lieut., Commander Tau1ton has
been detached from tie Aiata,ls, iih two weeks
leave Of absence af'er lea be il ordered to report
Oh tcsrd he gunbout Ctoo2ra Acting Muster
Euse ha. been ordered to the iron.lsd gunbost Pa
tapsco
GEN. -yAS ALLEN ORDERED TO REPORT TO GEN.
HALIEth.
Big..Gcn. James II. Van Allen has been relieved
from duty at Yorktown Va, and ordered to report
70 the Geleral-in-C hief
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TuH ENDzAv vAn EN- MINNESOTA.
The Rccer: Enttic-Nincty white Ec',*nsed
Prisoners IN Gel. SibIcy's Hsards-Ge,,er
from Col. Sib'ey.

CAMP KELnAsn, miles below Lac qui Parle,
sept %. .itl.
Cor. FLAsDRAu: You have doubles heard Of
tue sharp conflict win She India. and the severe
loss they sustained. They r.treatoo III haste, aud
hsve gone 10 Big Stone Like, where, have reason
TO believe, Stan ing Buffalo VII oppose their pas
SAGE, or roiafd them Until can oyerlake them.
You viii rejoice to learn ,hat o. g prisoners have
been delivered up TO ne through tAa haii-Dreeds and
friendly Indiaus--lOubiless Win tic hopc that If
That was done We would De lees Keen in the purent.
have about ninety women AID Children Of pure
whites and considerably over bundled hali-breeds,
who were also held ss capt YES. / do not believe
there more than a dozti OF fifteen, Il 80 many.
that sill remain in their hand.
am, as usual out Of ralions, many OF The COM
panles having no flour or lread.
ii had been Furnished WITT 800 o. 400 cavslry
could have destroyed twolli,ds ot She hostile In.
ans after the battle f tie @lj. ! am onoamped
near camp Of 10 lodges OF friendly Iltians and
alfbreeds bu. have had TO urge j, Of sufloc1ed
characters.
/ have appreherded sixteen opposed 10 have
been connected with the lic outrage, and have ap-
pointed n military commis,i or Of i've officers 10 try
,hem. II found guilty they WI be executed FORTH
With, although perhaps il VIII be astretch 81 my
authority. Ii 30, necessary cast be my lustiea-
ton. u. II. ofbhtt.
Camp Release, from which TIE letter l. written,
is situated about 80 mles above ieliow " ieine,
ana 6J this SIDE OF BIG stone Aahe.
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Anul.nanrlh finisnn

Assessors Notice gxcipe Tnx.-Eo,ise #. ,,.b
syrn :" ne "a Iayes Of tne tifh Cole ton D,ct com
Ward in the ,ty New.Y orb r. ara rofteen
gasssd July J. lA2 entitled IAN Ac e. ,,o,i1 , s' a.
the Pcbic Desl" lhs, have oee pi' ,s,s, o,
SAD astl,l have aFraosod said dslrict .nt5 rte. IL
sroc' &c run osrs and taye also spuo;trl 49, In re
14seo isos as Assistant Assessors lor the seyea d
D,,sioi No lcsnal street, Broadway Gr,,a .,-.o 49,,
tle bO"tEy a. stevens ASST. au. Ascs.or rs,,..,. 49,
~ otdnd street, cor b0wsry A''
DivAon 80. l-3owery, Grand street Brosdw,, ,ya
spl"; t5'et '. Ai'F ndef Assttint Asse,.or r,s,,
Ii.on -. J-s.ni 'seI. BFosdway. Houston s.fes,
and ID. bowriy > D. Bellows, Ai'itant hssss.or se.i
Division no f-3out 'f Ca1h"Iins'st Dyisioi.st snI
Pite.st ~ a. Burrows, Asssans Assessor ie,deace NO
D,si..on No s2Norfosst Div sion-st Boy,ry ard H.,
Robert H. kelley, ss;sn. Asessor fe,.G,nce No
~ Fcfsythsi
III, sion 80 6-Ile.tors Bcuoiy. Broor1e srd Norfolk
a. (L-res .aalsor, Asit4nt Assessor, iesaence NO
Dyisioa 4 O. Norfolk Hvilgtou Bowcry and Broorls-
sis Tot1r Aams, Assistant Assessor rsndence 10 $40
Disl.iou 10 8-eoa,h Pike,: Division and Cn,on-sia
g. McCure As,.sn Assessor odrnc No ~ IL lry-si.
Division No 9Diyision. Noro b. Hiyngon ard Rid'ests.
John a. Reeve, Assistant ASSESSOR, resdelco Ho @'
Division No Io--sor,h. Clinton Gouvernour Slip and
S,immcls' O. .. Dye. A's7iant A'se s'r residence No
Division 10 il-Clana Division Ridge. Ridus.cr and
Carnop-se Henry ). JeuLug' Assistant A'5essor real
Division No l2-souil't Gauvefaeur,sllp scammsl-s'.,
CAST Broljsy aud Orauds. H. L.. Ice Assist Assessor.
residence No 3ll Es.t broadway.
Disi.i,n no. iJ--Orand Cannon Riyingion and Eatss
De Lancey W hneyes Assistant h'sessoF rsiceles 10 l.
In ali c,.e .hs division respectively Include tho side. con.
yno - them OF the streets aud avenues forming ei,
very peraor as,oca,ioz psrtuershp coparr,rsh, DE-
us cerse 20 tngagr n tny trade occupation named IL
tie ~ IN section Of siid act must gtr cpp o0 there
for w the As,or Assessor 81 the Assesusa. Division
tHr Ia. d ruv Il 50 q
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tsse,sor's Nl9is-e

As.s-sor,s N,gi,.e-TXCfsE TAX--Ho,ice + hereby
Gwen 70 ss XII o. 1 ., G T. bs c. 81 sl
Yo sccordsucs viii &c, passed July |, 100, entitled
Am aSi 20 10 pC'iS s ISr on @ Pa beS & yo
been appointed Assrs,ori0r sid Dlgd- have srraDged
said Drict into clever divisions which are d. feed and
viii be- known by their PeGye NUMBER aud have also
pointi she f. sntnct eron, as As,sn. Assessors
Tor tie several oisi.ions hetrbs given:
Division No -Boundrd s9tth by sthss. sss, by 3lay.
.ol'h by 80 AID ish-sys., Nes, by 4th-sv FORMAN
WHITNEY Assistant Asseisor oice Rooms 40. % sad D
Bible House AsoI.pace Cics hours from n. 10
Dyision No 2-B0uaded north BY lithst east by - az
.o.,6 by ~ wet ~ hows .na ,5a. a. & IL
Division No 3-,oardsd north ~ lHh.,. es, BY ist,v
south By st-si west 5y 2dlg FRANCIS NEOl. Assistant
As,,..or rrsidtuce No % 3i.t Ocs holl from TO
Division 40 ;-Bonuded north by iiht east BY Avenue
A south BY lst b. lst gy y. q t!N AisIL. As-
islt AsI.sJr Residence NO 10 is'a' Ohce ho1rs from
DIVISION Ne S-Bounded north 10y l4h., cas-. by Avenue
q. south b. l.is, aid hou'ion-t. west By Avenue A.
CHRISTIAN sCnAUD Assistants Assessor Residence, No.
80 ltl.st. Once hours foa to 40 O'Clock, a.
Division No G-Boundcd uor.h b. zdav lt AID ioI..on
st.. ,as: o suoI ~ soa'h ~ Ryiss'en,. re' o. bow
No 10 Pact. OIice hour. from to ioo'cock. am
Diynon no T--f0unied Lorh by 2ds. ADD UoussOr.s,,
os by CoumDiast aud Avenue D. ,outh by Rigir
MAN Assistant hs.e,.or Residence No. Al Clisou. or
from - A. u tbs Central Oice rooms, NOS ~
Division No. 9-Bounded north by 4th-,.. es,, by Ess,
snas D. JOHN LEWIS Assistant A, e..or. Resideuce.
n AS at Houston Oiee hour. 70 y ocosk
Division no s-Bouudsd north by tsh. So. by Avenue
C. santh by 2lsv. sest b. Avenue II. AhFREb ERBE.
Assi. kedcAee, nc. 80 iAs Ohcc hours
from 10 ~ o'clock n.
Dyion NO. l0Bouudst north by l4h.st east by Avenue
! D, south b. ld-st. west by Avenue a. JANIS DARLING
TOS Assistant Assessor. k-silcucc No. 0t5 fAst. Dce
| hours lroul 20 10 O'clock a. "a.
Di,f.,1 Ne ii-Louadod Forth by ii. O.. east b. En.
/ River. south by fEst, vc, by Avenue AbkAHAA
sfiCKNEY Assistant Asesot Residence. No lJI Avenue
4 OHie- hours from 20 10 O'Clock A. N.
In a ce.r. tie dsions r.pcc,,ely ncrde the Miss
tr8ns 10 them the streets aud avenues forming teir
bouadaez Every person. s.sociaton q
parurrhp n C0rpsfsoa drs i1eu-. TO ou3sse 10
a. IL w ps,iou named m tie o. section Of said act mas,
a. ,pnclou therefor with the Assistant Assessor OF
tue Assessment Division Ia which such ads occupation IL
10 De carsl on. Manufacturers aDe under SAID pay
any duty required 10 iu IN 20 the Assistant
subscribed AID sworn TO Ia The form
tf-scriUeI by thr 18th section o! AHA SCI.
Bl1nk aud Affirmation ouaiucd ron tfe Assistant
Assesols respective divisions Comncn may
be rd 20 me Central Office Rooms Nos p and
% bible tlou.ontlsuce. Aston l4ee. Once hogrs from
GEORGE r. STElNBRE&NER
Assessor sth Collection District.
State Of he~-i0rk.
NEv.YcRK Oct Il, 1902.
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Tgt PrzsgYTERy OF Nsw-YoHK.-Last evening
the Rev Or. Rice, Moderator If the Presbytery OF
New.York. preached the opening sermon before that
isjy q, the Rutgers Suoet Presbyterian Church
fiiov. Df. KrebeJ, taking for his text tho word,
by the grace Of God am what l AM CORN
;hsns, and l0tb. la the Of his sermon be
observed nat this age Of bold speculation IN
which men had large views Of human nature; great
rsliaace IN themSelyesin their own power. They
t&d broken loose FROM the dscp icsp, and had be-
cone teachers OF graceless philosophy; hence the
present troubles Of the Chufcn and tie nation.
At the conclusion Of the discourse tie Presbytery
was called 10 order, when the Rev. A. T. Bott,fofd
u Yorkvlle Was elected No eraior for the present
meeting Of Pfesbytery. Tie Rev. t. T.. Rankin
end the Rev. Mr. Cofrie were elected clerks. The
new Moderator closed the proceedings with PRAYER
and the Prosbytery adjourned till to-day, to meet in
tao lecture room Of the University Place Presbyte-
van Church
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Tho Special Committee, APPOINTED by THE
BOARD OF ALDERMAN, foE tue purpose Of nvesngstins
the proposed of the right to aupacure and supply
sss TO the inhsbsnts Of this city from the New fors and
Manhat,n Gas Companies TO the Corporate authorities OF
The city - hewYorh will meet IN Room No r. CITY
Hal on TUESDAY. the l4th inst 81 y O'Clock m. Al
persons Interested the proposed transfer and all who
have been ev-d have suffered from tho 'ncpoly
enjoyed by the ge-namod Gas Companies sfr
re pectuy requested be present at tn. time
and place The Committee also respectfully request the
attention Of gentlemen veed ia tue msIucure ct gas win
avew Of eiiciiing information viii assist them III
arriving a. satisfactory psioD in the premises
TERENCE thkLLI,)
WIN. WALSH : Special Committee.
JOHN A. BRADY
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NEE.YoRK. Oct. ., 1862.

NEF-YoRE. Oc, g. 1862.
The undersigned co-virced ofile lmporsnc- end nc.
ce.sy o. prompt and essTg,.c action With reference 1, IN,
speedy completion Of tae military ogaglhon kuosn "a tn.
NONsfDES REGIMENT, under tho eonmsud q Coz.
MARK HOff Laws accepted invitations 70 &C, % Com.
uee o. Cz "a to luhp Interests q said Regiment,
aud vi" DC happy to receive such pes.io. to fellow.
Citizens n'y feel willing to extend Contributions 81 money
towards BOUNTY FUaD, or for rcssnensi purpossJ viii
BE- gladly received, sni duly acknowledged by
MATHEW kRMsTRoNO-jr es;,
TTe,rrsr No - FeT-y-st.
ARMSTRONG & SON
YOUNG. SCHULTZ co,
EOsT BROPaERS.
ANDREWS. GiBBoNSt CO.,
o. ii. MARSHALL,
H. Il. WEYMAN
BENEDICT, HALL CO
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fIRrs.-Isst evening ABBOTT 81 o'clock fire
broke out ia the sub.ceIlar OF Dorsch d. Browns
Center-street, I'm the basement Of Odd Fellow +
Hall. The flames were caused by the explosion Of
= Kerosene lamp among some kndliDy wood and
English coal The daDlaa e amounted to about $4,000;
fully insured.
Last evening at 7:55 o'clock fire occurred in the
oTy goods store Of Dir. UO4m'n, No. II Canine
stree. The damage amounted " lao; fully IN.
eQred.
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HsHrIoKn. Conn Morday. Oct. %. l332
The National Horse air, vii ia was 60 be- opened
in this city to-day, il post oued on account of the
weather which is cXceedi0ely stormy. The eXhbi-
tion will now open on Wednestay, the 10Th inst.
and will continue for three dave. The premiums
will all be pad as awarded, without discount 81
abatement n very large number Of entries have
been made and a splendid exhibition may be
looked for.