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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01

New York, Sept. 20.
The Herald's Morris Island letter, re-
ports The arrival of two or three divisions
Offices army. in Charleston. Beaure-
CARDS force now numbers from $4,000 to
$4,000 men.
One of our heavy guns opened on Fort
johnson with great effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

Washington, Sept. 80.
At late meeting of the Union League
of the q. s. A. set Of highly important
resolutions were passed amounting in fact
to political platform. 1t is said that in
the course Of few days they win be
made public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-01
New York, Sept. so.

The Worlds New Orleans letter Of the
79d says the advance to Texas is stin on
ward. Brashear has been the base Of
concentration for new movement, and
supplies have been forwarded as rspidly
rs possible by railroad, while the ordnance
stores and ammunition in large amounts
have been sent by the way of the Gulf
TO Berwick Bay. There ordnance trans
ports have been used 70 carry across troops
from Brashear to Berwick.
Latest returns tell US that last Saturday
nearly the whole Nineteenth Army Corps
under the immediate command Of Welt
eel had crossed and camped on the other
side. The 18th Army Corps was to fol-
low, leaving of course sufficient force to
hold the base at Brashear, while . regi-
ment or two will remain ct Thibodeaux.
1t is presumed, with the experience Of
the past, an effort will be made not only
to accomplish the advance successfully,
but to hold La Fourche while q new
movement is in progress.
When Weitzel's men began to cross
the Bay, Majors men commenced their
movement up Trepe. Those who came
back from Brashear Sunday evening say
the line of retreat along the Bayou was
marked by blazing fires. These were
not camp fires. they we're barns and build
ings, cabins and farm houses, and destruc-
ton was foretold of everything likely to
give aid and comfort to the invading ar
my.
Up to this hour We have not heard of
an advance of Franklin's army from the
west bank of Berwick Bay. We only
know large part of the column got safe
ly across and we're waiting patiently for
the rest before the march would begin
in the track of the retreating Confede-
rates. There are those who believe
Franklin's army will leave the Teche at
the town Of Franklin and strike across
the State to Sabine river. This 10 sup
position Of two things, an engagement
with aud humiliation of the Confederate
force at Camp BIstand, or in the event
of their not standing al that point, allow
ing the Confederates to retreat to New
Iberia, long way above Franklin.
1t is not presumable SO good General
as franklin will leave an enemy 1000
or $4,000 strong in his rear to cut off mis-
trains and to recapture Brsshear and &C.
cupy Lafourche.-
The Confederate force op the Teche
must be destroyed or dispersed before
movement to Texas can be made with
any promise of success. If there 10 not
an engagement at Camp Bistand, there
may be one at New Iberia, unless the Con.
federates should retreat along the road to
Texas.
A failure of the Sabine Pass expedition
leaves for them an unobstructed road to
Houston.
The Times letter of the same date says
Saturday night last steamer arrived here
from Natchez with some 500 bales of cot
ton.
A guerrilla force of 1900 men under
Col. Logan are operating in Mississippi.
Their only motto seems to be to burn or
destroy what little is left on the planta-
tions.
Logan and some Of his men made
dash upon the vicinity of Matches and
burned 500 bales of cotton almost within
the suburbs of the city. The cotton be-
longed to several planters who were
awaiting an opportunity to bring it with
in the Federal lines.
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Dayton, Sept. 80.

Dayton, Sept. 80.
Mai. Gen. Schenck arrived this evening
on ten days leave of absence, leaving
Gen. Tyler temporarily in charge of the
Maryland Department. No foundation
for the report of his removal.
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Cincinnati, Sept. %.

Maj. Gen. Hooker arrived here last
night. sr
The Gazette says official dispatches
were received from Rosecrans last night
dated yesterday p. m. His situation il
unchanged. Our army holds strong de-
fensive position and 10 sttsnpss Aays
been made b. the eneny 70 dislodgs il.
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New York. Sent. so.

A special to the Post from Washington
says there is the highest authority for
stating that the reports current yesterday
of disaster to the army are false.
The Republican of this morning says
that good news has been received which
will be made public in few days.
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s-T-1eeo-x.
brakes Plantation Buffers.

-4o0V-
brakes Plantation Buffers.
They purity, strsnsthsn and iavigorsts.
Thsy create healthy appetite.
They are anfidcte To change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects sfdissipauos and late hoars.
They areas,hss Ne sypea ssd enlives The mind.
They prevent nissnsie and Intermittent fesers.
They purify III bssath and seidsy Of The stomach.
They care DyspepslA and Constipation
They cure DtarRhea, Cholera ard CAolsfa Morbas.
They cure Liver Conplsint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Biters In the world. They make
the weak maa strnns, and ere sxAaasteA ssEare's
Great ressorer They saas Of psse =. Cseix Rsm
the celebrated csiisaya Bark and herbs and
taken With the pleasure Of beverage without regard
70 age tins Of day. Particularly rsecsamendsd 70
delicate persons requiring gentle sinuiant. Soldby
all Grcoers, Druggists, Hotsls and saioons.
r. n DRAKg CO., 7u7 Broadway. yev-Yorh.
ssia By Andrew J: WIikinse.,
EprroR o. GATE Crv.-Dsss Sir with your per
mission with ssy the readers OF your paper iha
win send BY retarn mail ell Who wish IL, Qree)
Recipe, With full drseGions fos nabeng and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will eneesuaiiy remove,
Impurities OF the Skin, leaving the same sof clear
smooth and beautiful.
Win also nail free 70 those having Ball Heads o.
Bare Faces simple directions and Information that
will enable them to start full growth Of Luxuriant
Hair whiskers. or Mossache, In less than - dsy
All applications answered BY return mail vithon
charge.
Respectfully yours,
TH0e. 2. CHAPMAN, CAsnia
jeso-d3m No. 63i SrosduU, New York.
SURVEYORS OFFICE
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay "a, 1855
NoTiCR-To all perscns having guns, revolvers
pistols or munitions Of Of any kind fer sale are
ordered not 70 sso dispose the sans without arss
obtaining permit from the undersigned By order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury DsPartnent All
persons vioang this oroer will b liable to have sash
goods conasated for the The 9ovesnnsns ef the
United States. JOHN sIANNUs,
maySS-dn Surveyor and Collector.
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isY TELEenArs.I

isY TELEenArH.I
New York Market.
New York, Sept 49,
Cstton-2c better. Salee at 62e
Kour-1o9I5c better. saies II e5 1926 Is for Er-
tra State; % 1885 30 r. H. o.
Whest-Rcceipts 81. 60 BUSH Market i8a better,
noFe active. Sales II 81 l3asI 10 for old Chicago
Spring; 81 1891 - for Milwaukee Club; 3oDsi q
for Winter Red Western.
Cern-Market unsstted fully ic better, sales 1t 81
0e8.
Oas-Dfocping. Saies Ut s70ssc
Pork-shade Armer. Sales q oa2 o00Sis 30 fer
old; ia 90 for new mess
L.rd-Yirm. 1oxOlllc.
Whirkcy-Dnll st6akc.
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n1S8 - KNORTRE HER v0UO, vHn
- iNAL, UnInAay AsD SExuAL SYran. New
aaA reliable tysatoens--in Rspors Of the HOWARD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES scaled sesass ssvsaOpas, free
OF charge Aadasss ~. .. skTLLIH AOuGnTON,
Howard Assoc issioo, Philadelphia, p.
ape26-dAW3nA
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New York, Sept. 80.

A letter from Harper's Ferry dated
2Sth, to the Baltimore American. says
Coles cavalry came in contact with Mos
bv and about $50 of his command near
Upperville last Friday, drawn up in line
of battle, awaiting his arrival. After
some slight skirmishing, Major Cole
charged the gang, when they scattered
and fled in dismay. One Of them bit the
dust and many prisoners were in the
hands of the victors.
The Major also captured some rs horses
aud some mules also one man of the
18th New York cavalry, which Mosby
had picked up on his raid.
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EsfeolAl 70 Chicago Tfbuhe.
W. shiegton, Sept. 20.

rA4~W 6sVHs DePO' ~
1t is stated That both General McCook
and GenesL Crittsndsn, have 'besn' ne.
lieved Of their commands in the army Of
the Cumberland and ordered befbfe .
Court of Inquiry to investigate their con-
duct in the recent battle At Chickamango.
Gen. Rosecrans is understood to have
made serious complaints against then in
hfs dispatches. ss~
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nv fsLEsRAPH.l
stock Market.
New YORK, Sept. 70.
6eock-Bettef, mot very active.
Aoney-e07 per cont.
Sterling nxehange-Unsestled for best bilir.
0pid-42H; closed 42k
o. 9. Year Csvti1sstes lolk.
o. 9. &c, 81 Coupens. fc7.
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Commercial.
ceAaEcTEp DAiLy IT
S. HI A NJ / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner PosFth and Main 0troess.

DAILyGATs Ctrs ovS1cx,(
KBoKrK Sept. =, 1858.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
FLOUR-supsrSLse - %. spnB 3 whsai stsrn.
-; Pail Wheat Exsra - IS.
CORN MEAL-e1 o5 to q 10 , Ieo ~,
BRAN AND sHoRfs-soe 10 q , 1000.
SHIP sTUTF-soe.
CoRN-soc bush.
5ARLRY-75c 70 u rs nominal.
wHsAF-Fsii u oo0sI 10; Spring sso7se ? IN.
RYE-soc TK*
oATs-4ss
INV PoTAToEs.-so1eoc; Relsii CSC per peck.
BUrTKR-oonnon lse; Choice, IS to Ito; retail,
| J u to Soc.
E60S-IT to lee.
CHICKEHs-sI 20 20 81 60.
LARD-s . sac.
BACON-shouidsrs,6 SIC, Hans Tie: sides SKI.
WHITE BEANs-Conmon TO good o. TO of ..
Prime Navy ea0sa ss.-Soninal.
TALLOw-7H 10 sxc.
HAY-Timoshy, ei2 % To sIs 90. baied stS %
TO oI7 %; Prairie % 70 eIo %.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Nsv Orleans fair. re; prime u
choice ~; Eev York, C, Isle; New York, A, Isc
crushed povds.ed11.
.
densyrup ssc8 sac-vsry scarce sorgun So0soc.
CoFRKE-Ric soss7e; lava 40; Lasuyra
RICE-sasKc.
SoDA-7 70 1te.
soAP-PaIm &c. Family Sc, German TIE.
oANDLRS-star IS TO 10; summer Pressed laic
TEAs-Yeuns Hyson, 81 100 81 50; Imperial, 81 30
eel 90; Black, 75e1ei 20.
ToBACCO.-Dsrk Sweet, Csc TO soc; Medium Brspds
SOC to roc; Gold and Natural Leaf. soc to CSC
sAIIS-Best Brands e5 IS. rates.
GLAss-sxio City - So ra,es.
sCoRDAGE-17ic 20 lstc-
FRUir-Dded Apple 81 o7ac ger 3. Dried Peach
% 81 TO lolc. Rsisinss6 oo8ss Is.
sALT-Lake - sofo IS.
PIsH-So. Naessrsi' ssl'. q. 81 50 70 s,s g.
Hfbbh No. whit. ri.h Is 8
0UNDRlEs.
LgATHgR-sete 40 "a: narness3sac.
HIDEs-Dry Flintlse: Dry salisd Il; srubby
half price green 7e; green sheep peih Ioco
I 2s1resn hog skins tsc.
sEEDs-Timo,hy % 50 to rs: Flax, 81 50.
YRATHERS-3o94e.
CHHEsB-Dennark II 10 Ise.
BRKF CATTLR-lt09ae gross.
sHkEP-e2 50 to - 50 Vhead.
WoOL-Cteoe 1uoWo1neu, ~ - 5oc I'm washed one
third Ices.
oILs-Csai Oil, 7sc; retail SOC. Lipseed OIL,
u 4o1eI sos Lard OIL, CSC to 90; Fish on q - 70
81 20.
BKEswAx-35c-
PAT HOGs-es 50 gross.
RAGs-woeieD n Cotton 2lc.
NEW GUNHlES-21k 10 221.
OLDtRON-le ,. Brass Zoe Copper
lsc ? D.
EIcHAHsE.-OnEsw YORK perc emit .oanksbls
funds; Phiiadelphis, Boston and Cineinusti X per
cont. 81. Louis and Chicago x per cent. Gold sac
buy ing.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETINGs 4 sHlRTINGs-ao to 3ls.
DRILLS-26 TO Sc.
PRINTS-l2h to zoe.
DELA1NS-R to 3Oc.
GINGHAMS-23 TO 36c.
CHADWICK = COATS sPaoL-eOc.
sKEIS rHREAD-e1 90 to ii TO-
FARAERS MECH. CASslMERR--ss tojssc.
SKIRT BRAID-50c 10 q 90.
CORSET JEANS 30. $780,
DENIMS-sot 70 3stc.
III
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EASEMENTS.
RARSCNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

IL NN'h'H'N ~ w.
LAST pay
1nr sIorA ASp wrySsnAGo
WARRIORS AND SQUAwS.
. LosG riitIH rxmmuoS SrXr sAr'RpN'
lnilR nOMtstN an wrsrrrS WILD
The e'mgany - composed oi men and ~omeus
ar III, Ti'. :, RI mos J. IS Gf Jnt .%ksr.
rit SIT, iN,t iHG u.SaH, ''h'
kDklC INK DANE
the SHADOW or FATE,
III riiE GTrsr SPECTRAL ILL, s,o>.
HE ulluSl
'a'4r siv T DISTINCT rAulrAt1.
''' '"D. ifIivf DISTINCT GHOSTS
'"' EVERY 'SrSI,s ,,, al,
'hfi,lns drama Of the season.
THE SCENES
rnr DEP, DARK DrSuEoS.
ims TREAT GHosTAL SPECTRE
.FSfsJIoS AND ySsEEA
rhs G Il ScxA ssI II 6i f2nhfflEs
MR. n. l.. NORRIS
''p'' for tho jSi aIsf se Il NJ
the prosecuted Dutehman, OF the firm 81
SCHMIDT, VAN uUSDEK kELT & Co
r,,s Face /. brinfi ofiun, and keep the audience
ROARs OF LAUGHTER
from thu commence tnt nj TO the ciose.
To he seen At all hours every day and evening.
THE GIANT BOY
Eighteen ysars old and ovrr
EIGHT FEET HIGH!
the fslitst nan living. Also
So Sfi tS wax 'F fi,!pk2s.
'"'''' b %SS GHi SY. xSr Ills s,1TI
DYING SCENE OF THE
SPANISH CiilLt. ~ MALCAkRE9tL
~ III III .sGwiSG MH6iiiSE.
moot perfect and bcsusliul SPEC men OF mechss"~
MkssRs. WIiLtLhKs WILSON,,
} nMf MHSs SHtRHftYpr hhiS5N..
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EAST
49, TIM LIGIISiSG ckEtt LxToE
Monster liar, Living Anacondas, wss rigurss. 10
Admission to si2b cite ,Chiiirep under TO- 10 ctsi
NEW BOW FRY IHEAlRE-
sAf,'kpxi; OF; 10; 1868.
d i II TiiE poWKRY.
iDuLwQhTH REss.
nr G G pos, Pfs ME- poG ", " q JONI.
pKoOKES, Hiss ATE NEWTON ioi
T AUGHING GAS-PKUF. T. II. MURPHY
k/~ III lecture and administer laughing gas a.
!ooper Institute Oct IL. se9. nooru open AT y.
lecture to commence stsPA. Tietsts cts. so<
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. DRY Goo,ls,
1ItIoakk, Cloak. Ciosks Great bargains 80 usuAl,
hs.ins purchased largely 81 water proof trcsdelotha
ara euabsd 20 otter oloaks Of old prioes hns blaS
s III coat-, ~ To 80 heavy beavers, - $40 wsteg
proof. ID tn 81; Chdrens eLpaks all sils Our fsit
nd Winter stoet . sha~is 10 sItensivs, and vrrI
lov price, frish rabnettes Latest design, from clio
40 handsome drcss goods V TO 2s6d pr
yad Isdies ~ rive large per eentaxe by calling
Of this old established Dry oods, Coax aud hanuliA
Mont Ne aud Nsdl.on III
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INSTRUCTION.

nANJO. BANJO. BANJO-BANIOT Taught.
t,us,, s.sf.c, i'm iss.on, f.r Al =, HnS&; Ss y,
DOBSON. al East lf'h e., Ave docrs from, Brsdvsy.
iiours fos tnii'su fron O. IN. tin w. m. Cut this
out. 1lS
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pAkLR WNN1Lp-A GOOD BAKER
AScs gable OF tskps ehsrss # he hst- hous' Alone
can hDd permanent ,itIation bv calling Of Ga
Gfeenvch 81, any time aiitr &c och 4 Y; 'Oon,r
NE better so.ili puichnse bakers hitnres y Of
fer ID reasonnhc. lsH
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CEN EKAL NlNlNESS

AT COO, PAwNBEOKrES 1lCKi rs Want !
Nd viii pa' 80 ~ c'ui. mcic han any o,het
,estlr,. sl,crwate pisto'r. ,Nk., -. sui money
llhei.ll' advanced ca th' s4n'. Il mem0" u, pace,
oF oh"- 60 ct Houston e''up 'i"'' con- - $50
A ..--PAW NB.Okkk'S CkElS " ~
r,tcs il oltcts,, Of ''G d.mSSd. sstcte,,
ew,h'. :, vcr.sre. gum. pstol, &c. 49, h''ssef
~. IN ,tss. -
CAsINGS-iMPULrED SAUSAGE CAS-
~ ,ns, ~ the /, pound. pspi.. basem' - 20
h,n on Il. eOrter 1T sNc. "
hlSSOItl lON-1liECO.P Partnership
- hetg'"'nrc st.ti'r be rscn thc M r'sncd, ",
d., 4. aa gi IN roMtGnY tiSKJtt, ; ;is
20. 1888. j. u. PONEIOY. EuGESE fINKLt. d9.'
ECoNUMl-"iilk SrNk," No CHIN.
IL ney turner nia sll Kerosene on Lamps and
.mci, ord need. no ch@ne, ii ii can be s,rtiei ard
handled RELY without eclns oui. liuy 4, AMI save
.'Fs 'GS iiG,O; f tss co., For M.Ss s ~
,,res. r.t; at. enc door from fe.'i'i lglH
COM WATCHES FOR LADltSAND Gen
t;lcoen torty, Forty .nvr flfty. tiii, hye, snt,:
rh"s liz adted bcsr. s,eh. ~i,S Gsmofls on tie
cut'id' icr ,als by GRO &. ALLYN, 40 brcsd.
IMPOKI \Nr-ALL ARTICLES FOR SOL
oisr IN ,e'rp % nsld should ;" sent ~ the Ham
ssp f,pr'". j.. bI"adway They seud daily nj very
loo tstet. go
law Bj'>lStSS-I PROSECUTE OR
f,S I SGp S9f s',; no &c,
aud Counsel ur At Ls~, - Nassau u. 200
T AIDES BRACELETS.
Two. THREE. iIvr tSn TiGur DOLLARS
each r., .si.s Gro & AItS
nv 40 ''ro.a.'', one deo' le'o" ce@.. At.
MlLLfk> FIFTY CENT hAia DYE
AVA i.scs and ,ro~r, warranted the hot chsspeu.
.%,.a:" IT. Ssd By y ii II russ. htS:s
ON PLANTATION COFFEE.
oILLiEs ofii, rhHsrHrioS cSSffrs.
y C.a!. pet roans.
~. need in the l~,t hotels. s.isur,rt. and vri,sa
and 'l'A''- q ny stfc! s K & corrrr.
Pu, up In on. pound tin foil P,css,s, 20 And 20 l.
in.e" ,,,cur ou,,rs , uvnr,vv
importer. aud a.nai.s;a.r ?; %: a..o,sd Cesrs,
tof ne NJ ifoeer. "neNT "s
o,,s, ',,.a an. s n. Continent, VI. so@,s. mS
ton aud H., men, pcr csmsr AMERICA. And for Ire.
Y, ~, ;..% sSs SisY OF MAJ \:
o,h d., q . e 10 on {" md :. &. me
tos station, .. foi,oss:
ga. "n' and ~ IA n
4 And i 49,
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~ W iy' ~ W, s"o NY s"y .uI ;"
| N,Is W, " " u's. =. s."n"., ia
| e' so'" "i"' o.. y ,'' " ''"''oss -s"''" 'os
| DiANOS. NEW AND SECOND HAND,
- ,,.ly,. ,.s,r. ate. c1:. n %I ,iss' xs Cs.h
| sdsanc.. GU planos watches, jewoifv, aud inrrchap
4 u,ss OF all kind. r yONyS "a Ann a. 20
,~u,.,,,,,,x. a. -, -,,.,,.
kJkOl ~ i've WAX CLAIM ASSotIA-
| or rur STATE or NEW YORK.
oih'r % .hAnos. H. NY.
| troid-nt,
WE vics hwiasn,.,
| Non. Hamilton fish,, Admiral Dupont.
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ROYs NAMED To lend NEWS
- stand. Apply q, ne-.ssnd COT lst a. and Ath
ave between the hour q and 10 An None need
Apply but VI - VINO can hfns sod recommendation
=. to honesty. %
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4 to ,cruh aud do neral ~ork. Apply 1T the
bsnkfort House, Conner OF ftsnkfoit And william
sI,sts. laf
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pOY WAN1ED-ABOtT IL OR !; YEARS
~ old, 10 ~oik va lifht wot none lot one wilu
W work need .pp.y, 81 N. & 4. A. ifR>DT 90
VS. Canal II, Sd foot, from TN pa. IN. 2o'
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NOTICE To LABORiSG PEOPLk-All.
industrious and honest isborins paople with f.
N lis, who are IN needy circumstance, can ont, in
vAluab information IN regard to the Ns~t, spd the
chances tor work th-e, at al, office OF the GILL.
DRHS't AID >OClEri. room II Cl!nton Hall, Aston
piaee Those bringing good reefo Of character,
often be tor saTdod Ut reduced rate Of ,Iprueo
Children nO ar Without home and friends, vii he
saiit on sJAtuitol,sly. slU
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nrLRAIOES UN WEEDS >EWlAG MA
~ 'hiar, tn are ACCUSTOMED 10 Shoe HolS Aiso
SA.er Bog men inst ca bl I'd siitch al three
,,n.isir, .6i
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DOY WANTED. l. 10 l. YEARS OLD
- Inquire Of Nj. sHtPPRRn, Rock Edge .ildsi
I. spruce -. -
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poYS wASTkp-2 SMART BOYS WAN
~ ted 81 2s frAnhfo.t o., ~sss ir1rn - to ~ "
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CIRLS WANTED. To MAKE Up PLAY
~ ing ca rds rnly those wb, understsnd tho hrsi
pea ed apply TO tho American Cad Co.'S 435'.
Rroadwsy. II
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pOYS-WASIED BOYS TO Sill Up l.
LSIins. Apply s9s Bfo.ds,y, in the basement.
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CABINET MAKER To REPAIR FJkNI.
~ ture. STEADY work, III Van NorN ~. J,r:e,
City. lnS
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q Glki. WANItD 10 10 IhL GLSEE-
"A hCu, X q a,inal isfa,iy. city Inference
qulrrd. Arpy % I,srk Il. ~ - aut IL e'cs r,tl.
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GIRLS WANTGp-2 YOUNG GIRLS not
NJ Is, 10 put on label. aud wrap viAls in psrr
must kno~ boz to vrifr a .u.d hand ~ Oh
;cctiop TO colored sr.s. ts4i At 100 Wss Broadway
tasrmept 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

A GOLD CUIlEk WANlLlJ--. IENlSA
eas me- AMY :. A. I NktbO - - 10 vsttt'. :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

GIMP WEAVER wANTKD-A GIRL
" Who l, . good hand - upi. Ilstery giDpa at b. q.
HEOWNr, tsl Wet Bsoadwsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

MOI LDER WANlED-A GOOD HAND
AVl who under tands mopldins in btNs also y boy
To hep. Apply 10 !. 4 T. DONALDSON, NJ. l. 10Y
Pace, BlreckeI st. upe door " est Of broadway. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

a BOY WANTED 10 LEARN THE
AAouso and sign p.nt.us "a ie inu tom WI
rcnum nd 4 one WHO hA' be At tNe blslrcn
p,elentc. Apply his day, urio { O'Clock. JOHN
6fMS so huisonu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

DOY wASTfD-A SrHOHG ACTIVE BOY
O'Apply 20 ~ DAVIS co, LAG Bosery, from l
Ia ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

uAlK CLOTH WEAVFRS AND SEWERS
~ sant, d Al 100 Wet 1.tn 1t. up stairs 81
LAT AND CAP FiNlSIERS WANTED
IL A. NJ. SlIyEEMAN, 10, proadssy. *
HANDS WANTED-TO MAKE PANTS
i i nd linen ffooI.. None but those who have
.ioush, ~ such work before need sppiy 81 VIM,
MATHEWS ~ Catnsrin. - 9Il
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(>OLOkED BOY MANiED--ONE HAT
Scsn take care OF poncy, sso mskc himself seue'
rally usciu l about tie house, waiting uIon table sc.
&p?ly IT 2ld Bosdvsy -
nRESS MAKER WANTED ArfLi AT
- Ms. COSNEILS. iCl Forty ninth o., West.
Aiso . young lady 20 lesru thu bu.ines.. ~!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

a FEW IuunNARNfSlIEES. ALSO \ low
( cat oct inr f,Ir -1ated 30 potk o. billiard -.
:. Z Ap'y TO phELAN : COlLENDER o. Cfo ~
W. " 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

MASoNS AND LABOEEkS WANTED
VlApply :3s, 30 and 30 Twenty eight at, tst~cea
ovss n and &. food waIc, paid. 40.
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NIACHINIS1S-A GOOD MACHlNI>f
lvl wanted o. 80 Centre 1t, rear building. =?
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"A nCt : GIRL WANTED 10 GO TO
~ orola W!,h f,taily; tou.; To. he ,up.eet to
$50 .ess. ! tot cit it.sn esie, ~ RID. ecu
satui' ny al2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

a BOY WANTED 10 WORK IN 4 BOOK.
AOindefy. A,p,'' 10 :. !. At >IfN, 10 hui on
~ 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

CIEI.S OFT or EMPLOYMENT AND
" hs, inr home, rniy ava,y Of the Glrs' LODGING
Houfs, 500 Crna n. ~ rsiy
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FOR sAl.E AND TO LEE.

COTTAGES AND LOIS At BELLEPLAIN.
~ Adjoining Ea,, New York, soceuible bv three liuea
at venue carr Price ello, In small payments. A..
tend the IN citing II the A.. citation, at i5 BoweIS-s
corner ~ broome st. on Monday evening, Oet I3tiS.
and ieIn par'iculsn. JOHN =. MITCHELL. 2. :
,id,ut XT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

DAwNbROkEK'S TICKETS WASTED AT
i IS Bosety. up sar.. ps, more than any ono In
se~ fors fot tickets Of diamonds, Watches levelry,
dry scc'' siit,, &c lot OF oveicos,s -auted. 1Js
DIANOS. NEW AND SECOND HAND.
1 81 ssa siao. 900. Ao also, music stools. watch
~, s~elr,, ssshr', cafes, furs mech tiss Sc Cash
sd.Anc., GU pianos. sateh.- lewelfv, aud tnerchap
oiEs Of all kinds. I. B. JONES, ~ AIMS. 20
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a WONDERFUL Rush FOR MALE And
ttmaic b " o. III nations. AZ No. 2 Bsosivsy,
~ 9oot % thg Wal ngton HOt'l. rhose lately
hdid ,mplo, ed Immediately. Cox. wautgd. pof.
e, ahu "a mig hc.ds. 3tI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-10

~ DnO POUNDS OF OLD BOOKS
csOCOnewspapers, pamphlets, and all nd,
Of payer paters stock wanted for which the highest
a.n price viii IL paid In this city, At THOMAS q,
pESNEIl's new rtors, ~ Ann Of. branch 1855 WI
! am a. eurnei spruce. JT