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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
CLOAKS! CLOAKS CLOAKs
AT THE
New Wilmington Cloak Store,
No. 6O7 Market Street..
WILMINGTON DELAWARE

Where the ladies of this city will And splendid as
sortment Of
Spring Cloaks of the Latest Patterns,
And at prices lower than any Of the cloak stores in
Philadelphia New York The proprietor hopes to be
able present such inducements the ladies' Of VIII
mington and vicRty, will make It their interest to
purchAse their ooaks at the New Wilmington Cloak store
will take great pleasure in exhibiting his goods to any
one desiring to purchase Cloaks made to any pattern
aplly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
The Universal Clothes wringer.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

sELF-ADJUsTING AND ADJUSTABLE
TT Saves Time, abor, Clothes Money II Is the best
4 and only RELIABLE WRINGER before the people,
IL Ia the most durable Machine made, and combines
more Strength Of Frame Capacity for Pressure, and
Power OF Action than any Of the socaed cheap Wiring
ers In the market The best is always the cheapest
ia the only Wringer with the
PATENT COG WHEEL REGULATOR
For turning both rolls together. The Rolls will not
twist on the SHAFT.
Furnished to Families on Trial, FREE OF EXPENSE.
Eor Salsby WM. II. BILLANY CO.,
s. E. Cor Second and Market sts.,
apr 22-2m Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
NOTICE.

Usr received at 502 Market street. large and beauti
u fu collection Glass Fruit Bowls, Of entirely
stvlos. Call anu examine them.
THos. Y. de NoRMANDIE.
Now Is the time for putting up fruit for winter use and
for that purpose of every reliable kind hand
and for sale by TH0S. Y. de N0RMANDlB, =
jau 81 800 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
---l4aWR~----
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
AN
In " A L I d.

pnblishsd for the benefit, and as a warning and
4 CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of
Manhood etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE
By one who has cured himself after being put great
psuse and injury through medical humbuR and quackey
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, sin gle
comics may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
2etv Bedford, Kings CouluY, N. Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
Sherif's Sale.

pY Virtue of suudry writs OF FL ia. TO me directed
ID will be exposed to Public Sale at the Store Of Joseph
Ii. Chandler, No. 609 Market Street, in the City Of Will
mington, in New Castle County, on TUESDAY, the sd
day Of May next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scfibed Personal Property, tO wit;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of one
Walnut BureAui Walnut Washstand; two three
ply Carpets; Feather Bedsi Mattresses of Bed
Springsi gas-burner Stove; Looking Glass
Window Curtains; pair Of Walnut BsdsteRds; one
MArblatop Bureau; Marble top WAshstand; several
pair Of Bsdsteads Clothes Chest and contents one Ma
hogany Bureau; Rag Carpet; Viou and Box Window
Blinds; Iron Bedstead; Straw Bed one Wash Stand ;
Tables Chairs; Dishssi Infants Coach three 1nfants
Chars Oil Cloth for Ralls Stair Carpets and Rods TO-
gether with other articles used in house keeping One
York Wagon; Horse two sets of Harness; Sad
dei Cutting Box, &C. Also, at the time and place
the Store Fixtures and contents Of we'll stocked Drug
Store together with the Lease OF the Store which expires
March 25th, 1865
Seized and execution as the property of Joseph
Il. Chandler, and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM, sherR.
sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, April 20, 1s64-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

OudHBB OA KlUUIHs
NJ aud after MONDAY, October 5th, 1884, Trains
" ths accommodation OF Passengers will run as fol
lows, until furtherHnbtiee;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

nj II nAIIhDufyt d.4N
AltimOra TO Milford, ssAford and
sning train from Baltimore and
Igion. Passengers for Dover may
p, m. and proceed same evening
r. Q. .SEWALL, ,Jr.,
suDerintendsnt Del. R.R,
The sun., 1864-10-03
TO Correspondents.

WE would be glad to confer with tho gentleman
who signs himself "Humanty." His Gosip TO
elevate tho 500 al coadt IN of tie working classes
is no sreater than our own, and II our correspond.
ent wishes to bo usoul that direction we oan put
him in a way 10 be 20.
IN. j." - informed that no articles Of the char
sctcr referred to found their way into our columns
II was the New York Daily TINES that published
e,ltori'lly aud otherwise the sentiments alluded
".
"willism C."-Your communication on "Pur.
chasing Assocltioas " contains only Size substance
Of nryum1nts already plnc-d before the public in
ito columns Of Tnn suS We would he glad 10
look over the papers you Offer for inpc,tion.
"a Subscriber " is nformoi that "Draft " cues.
tons only 10 aUihorilstvelv settled b the Pro-
vost Marshal Of his District Honce, all who des re
Information shoui apply to the FEDERAL officials
We make this reply 10 rll otAer correspondents
who AJAX us for iuiarmstion- because Provost Mar-
sha FEY Las issued SO MAN. con;fs l.oory decisions
that 1t ia difficult to arrive at conclusions without
oil the facts.
The sun., 1864-10-03

sherescrtM win b dependent solely upon lie own
insuf6cisnt resources in carrying on The war. De-
odss this, no more Tallahsssecs will Be poriodi-
esily les Ioose to prey upon our commerce, and to
burn and destroy inoheusive trading vessels and
our neutral friends across toe water will
he deprived OF that lucrative cotton uit.
hc In which they have heretofore sca-oc-
ly boon interrupted. Bat the noccr-
Ivy d an experienced nrd eficicu, leader to
command The naval opera atono on the James river,
Is equally important With tic closing of whining.
Ton harbor. The forts and batteries tsa, line thA,
stream below Richmond muGt he captured, and
WHO 20 competent for the task as ,te hero ~ Fort
Morgan, Fort Gaines the for.s and batteries below
New OriesnA etc. FABrA0rr has sucocs1fully
accomplished overy task sss gnej to him dlr,nr
the present wnr, and we feel assured tha, in hi.
new department Il will be found tha, his star has
not at
The sun., 1864-10-03
Deaf EElH.

CLARK-At New Rochelle, on SATURDAY, Oct. l,
Ns MAJ, SarE "a he 6.d yesr o. her Ae.
srcculiy invited 20 attend the funeral ihis (3on-
day afternoon, ~ O'clock from the dethodst r.
cor 27,h 4. at iih o'cIock. A. n. Carrieses Viii 10
friends to tho church. i2s
CoRREIA--oo,. /, 1864, Capt John CerrejA. In
Ills friends, and thc-e Of hi. .on. John Corrr,..
yr aro thoec OF Dr. Adolphe Prcerre. are respect
inc 81 Inst, at 10 O'Clock, his late rrdencc iTs
Ssp.sn ST. near Gnd' Ne" York without further
LEDYIrH-In BROOKLYN, Oct. l. 1854 Matthew
Iedwith, only son of Peter IedvitS, AGED weeks
The friend. and relative. Of the fsmry arc respect,
fully invited TO attend the funernL tins Monday
srnooS " ~ sSSs run ts ies,denSs % oi be-
Holy Gross Flstbu,h. ilg
MI RPhi-At the residence Of her son, Eugene
su.ph,. loS W,sh,nslon ct, ho4Gken, N ai.er 3 a
ions i,ne+, Oatasrine Murphy widow OF me A'e Nj
The n.epd;. OF the family, and those Of her con
tend e Inesii, On Iuesiay noou, at IL o'clk.
Her domains viii bc inferred in Calvary Gene
MEDALLION Sunday, cd int. james Mccall, son
The Tiend, % and % ssqus,nssnee; e d .Se family and
V io liz late s.ds"es liz "a sy st s on "sssss
tA n' ~ doI ' q 1'fg. Rae. . sna
Grand sta where q solemn Requiem Mass ~iu lie oeie-
bioi ior the spose OF his soul, and from lheIe 70
Calvary Cemetery Tor nterment 1877
MCCULLOUGH - ON Saturday, Oct. !, Terrnce
heCul0usn, native OF hasheraielt 20. Deny, Ire
land, aged 81 years, - .
fully invited 10 attend the funerl, this (Mondayl
stte noon, at O'clock, from hn late residence, 2ss
East nth 1t. 1@
poRrER-Os Oct. 1, 1894 williaInJ. Porter ased
q yeaI., ii months Aui " dayp. -
His irie lds and acludntAnces are respectfully
invited tD attaDd the funeral, Mord n.
81 met al O'Clock. from his late residence, AaspeA
ave, Rush~ick. l.. L. luS
RUANNEsSY sh, ,nnessy.
lis freu1s arc invited Attend the funeral on the
An iusL 1t o'clock, tIotn his late residence, 9S7
lnst vth It, Baltimore pApe,~ please copy. III
sUGIOS-on saturday, Oct l, Of biiiou. remit
taut .eYs-, AnilsS younse { son OF samuel suttnu
sgod II yoars, 8 Ilonths And II days.
The trends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this (SvndaJ) aitnIIooa AZ 2
o'clock, from Grace Church, Conseiyes st. near Lori
/ n,ers, Niliiainsburgh, l.. l. 81
The sun., 1864-10-03
Fnrraaut COmiuS Ne rth.

W. at last have tho gratifying Intelligence th,,
hc indcmitahlc Admiral FAEaAau., whose scbiev.
rents st New Orleans and Mobile have made hi,
Lame u synonym Of success has been transferred
10 the command Of the North Atlantic squsdron.
aud that the command OF the naval forces q. Mo.
h'e has been assigned to Admiral LIE. Tho OBJ
set If this importAn, change b undoubtedly 70
Iu'lsc now life, activity and ,fhciency into the
Alan, 7lradron, 70 increase i,s usefulness IN the
'.'cg'Gons against tho rcbol Capital and to pu, an
'iNtunI A. pto thai extensive system Of block.
-s'inang which ,he reln',s have 40 long
'nioyed ~ Wilmington. With regurd to
70 latter project. 1t 10 announced tha,
'ormicsble expedition is now in courys Of
'pasaiion, With The degign OF SEALING up ,h,, mort
or TIE Mobile fashion; and with FAnRAGuI Is its
!''ocr' success Is morally certain. Wilmington is
nc "a outlet Of 'he confeicrscy. Through II tho
rebels baye enjoyed An almost uninterrupted trsf.
wi'A Europe; have been turni ssei With muni.
tons OF war'ioreign iabrios ana In fact svery>hius
essential to their suceess in the rebelsou. with
wilmington under our gppa the Coussderscy will
- hsrmeticaly sealed against the outer world. and
The sun., 1864-10-03
DRY GOODS.

ATM. ROBERTS, JR., 1871 EIGHTH AVT
IA GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEAk
All our new ana eIegpAt stock ol
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
sHAwLs,
CLOAkS.
Reduced s5 20 100 re. cent from late r-icos.
EATkA FINE FRENCH MEklSUs,
Reduced trv.n $3.50 u and t2,5o, TO $3.50 s9,GS
BLACK AND COLoRED ALPACCAs,
Rsluced from sl,59 rl,2I ana 81, 70 81, 10 cents
and 81 cent?.
FRENCH PoPLINS, CPLAiAl
Reduced froia $3.50 and Sc, to $3.50 and S:,o5
Resince3 from S. a; and 81 " SO, $3.50 and 81
COLORED SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY,
hei,ced from Sl,5a s2,25 aud - 70 e2, si'S and
BARATHEA. PLAIN AND FANCY,
heduGsd rDm siSe MD Sis y p sax - cent?.
Reduced from 81 csnts 70 ~ neuts.
EssEX PRINTS,
Reduced from 20 cents to 70 cent?.
CLOAkS, sHAWIS, DEI.AlNS.
AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Reduced In the same proporton.
IA. KOBERTs JR..
III Isl EshtA syennc.
The sun., 1864-10-03
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 8, 1864.
General Graut's Operntieus.

We srs this morning enabled " place before our
rssder- details Of Genersl 0aArY's grand military
ore, atoms which reveal Aeir full char~ct-r and
importance. Tho strategy s Of ths simplest and
srands-t kind. II oonsists In an exsension Of his
cid Inca on epsting inclination or curves. From
the uino whor The trs attacks on Petersburg de-
nonsms'el 'he imprcynnbibty Of tho dcfences
General GRAEr's opcr stions have bcen devoted,
frs. 10 the strengthening Of his own hnes and
then 10 their extension on bis right and left
vfngs. ny means Of desperate GghdDg aud skill
fil engineering he has gradually cnolo,od tho rebel
city in an iiaIenetrsble obain Of forti6caiions,
which extended ~ the time OF the late forward
movement from the north bsnk Of the James river
10 the weldon Railroads. distance q twenty
Ei.lcs. Z, IL noticeable feature thst every inch of
ground gained by strategy or fighting has
boon kcIt We have not loet . single
earth pie lbs, II was 10 our advantage 70 keep.
Tho oatro movement was Of tho character, how.
eve, known Ia war a. tie oGsnsiv vc -defensve--
:,ushrg and driving tho enemy resstlossly, end
compelling him 10 fight. II at all, ct . disadvantage
n pursuance Of this policy ., las, be- anne nccos
sry to make further and boldcr sdv,nce snd
De tnan..,f In which dis hu boon 40 far scct m.
rl'shcd VIII aprcH In our telesraphlc news
columns. wo have already achieved . decided
success IN tho movcmen. Of our extreme right
wing on the Pcninrils witch la. planted our can.
non within seven miles Of Richmond, md secured
~ commanding position for operations against
Fort Darling, the key OF the Confederate capital.
But operations against the city on one side, with
s Tho others open To supplies from the entire Con.
Sedcracy would 10 dcsutory and conparau vel '
useless II became necessary, therefore, TO cut OF
the facilities for obtaining supplies, by selling ths
eouti side and Danvi;lc railroads, and this Is tho
object Of tho operations by General MEADE on
the extreme lcfi. This Is, perhaps, tho most
1srnrdous part of tho movement. The country
bcfweon the Weldon and D,nvile roads is fllsd
with forthoations defended by . tesoute and dcs
Nerais enemy, comm sndeS by foern m worthy Of
General GIANTS steel. General LnE must defcs,
Nhc attempt to gain his Interior lines or throw
Nr the game In Virginia. Hc will be lost
our men obtain . sufficient foo,hoid on The
disputed lines Of railroad TO throw up q sin
gle line Of ontrcnchmenis. Honce the operations
now progressing are vital 10 the campaign. 30 far,
nl the indications warrant tho most sang,nns m.
eicpatsons Of vc'ory. II should be remembered
that only portion Of Gene CRAsI's plan o
nttack has yet appeared Oher columns are, n,
doubt. cooperating with General MEADE. OF these
General snynipAs's Ia likely 70 render the mos
effective service. IL LAS cleared the enemy out o
Tho Shenandoah, snd, a, Inst accounia was operut
lag Against the Pass in 'he niue RIDGE near s,aun
ton, the Possession Of which brings him directly OF
the rear Of LEE, rnd on tue coveted lines Of rail
road.
The sun., 1864-10-03
The Greent,ck Que.tiou In the Far Yves. /.

In California AMI the gold producing regions Of
Nevsda, Oregon. and Colorado, the question o. cur.
rcney has for time past excited tho highcs, IN
,srest. The Introduction OF greenbacts WAS resist
I'D for long time although the radicals attempted
10 make their acceptance test of loyaty. But the
Sevoton Of California to the Union is too manifest
10 permit any force 10 he attached TO this i'll bcrs
Viow. Tho people OF that state have proven that
se,aming the old specie currency has not impsircd
aheir ability and inclination to share all the bur.
dens Of the wM. California nuggets have always
Scen acceptable donations to our Sanitary Pairs
During the currency discuss ons in California 1t is
Ecmurksblc tina, tho capitalist class steadily favored
che adoption ofpapcr money; while tho producing
classes and working men maintained that
payments should be made in gold
On the one side it claimed .ha, the n,rulue-
hon Of grccnbacks would increase capital, render
employment plenty, and enhance prices Of wages
and commoiics--'hus adding to the general
wonllh. On tho other side 1t was hold that Il csc
vlews wcro fall1rious; that capItn converted into
greenbacks would only diiiusc, without increasing
Cts absolute volume or value and that in reality
Grecubacks would In no case purchase any morn
commodities thaa they do at present As
labor, for example, averages Avc dollars q
day In CALIFORNIA; workingmcn who rocerys
their pay In gresnbaoks in plsce Of gold would in
elect suffer reduction OF wages corresponding
with the difference between tie value Of specie and
currcncy.- Then too, it was found that cornmer,e Q
WIS paraly?ei by the fluctuations In tho value Of
1@rer which rendered it impossible TO calculate
what any pcrton bad to pay or receive on . given
hAy. These dhcul'ios .Ne now been get ct rest
The sun., 1864-10-03
EgIsS.

L'URS-ATTENTION, LADIES-NOTWITT
4 ta.dIng. the hish rate of goid, The n Y. Fur
Mnauiaeinnrins Go. sii .ell q iasi yssI's prices
L.dies q in1 early can take tLeiE choice from our
gAnh Al slout hs me price paid sssNhsre. Altsrins
and repairing 10 the --latest stye equal TO new. re-
Lerot ~ Chatham 81 opposite Crooks' marble Hotel
fLLMINti. hsnager Look for the Mammoth, IS. S6y
The sun., 1864-10-03

Ess York, Sofsw ~. o.. 20 p. k.-The sensral
stock market presented no features Of in,eres to-day
Pr,ces were, - . rule, leuer than on fridW. dov.
ernments were little bot,sr. The price Of ss,d fell
10 isoks 100. EXCHANGE sold a Ia a a iOsl for
sold. The money rnaTket exhibited rc,oe sisn. Of
stringency. but fIst-cias houses procured all they
needed a, pr cent There w1 but one session of
the stock board
The sun., 1864-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


krupps Indian StreuNtheusnG PlnsteRs.-
For Pan OF Neskm A. ~ the Buck, Breast, side OF
lmts, Rheumat .m, Bruises, Sp.ains, Asthma and
liiecares OF the 1ung- Liver md hdneyr, these
Paeiof, stand nliyacd and Tor cheapness eass and
dlrnaiity the far suIpa-s all otheft. sold by all
nrngeists. General Depot, 3Ds Hudson ureof. New
York. lO2
tail aud Winter If you wnEf Fau and
winner clothing, 20 20 7. II. BALIlWIN'S, Z and Z.
lovery. The LARGEST stock and in the city, and
Ir,ec. Ic'r. Chdteu'r departmcr, not elualed. 800
For The Hair and >kin.-Iarry's Tricop.
he 'ou. tAe Dtst anu cheapest alt.c,e. sold BY all
drIrrists 8f
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
Iocf stitch Stwinr Mcrhines, No. go BFo.d-ay. s.5
3-3o and 1910 i.ouns National
Bank. b-s hiri ave. \ p,r cent. comm lssion allow
60 60 ,ot ~ sut-cr ptlons. *. NELLY, President. A.
THOMPSON. Cashier. ss4
The sun., 1864-10-03
SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 MOTHER VETERAN NGoNE-BRoTHER
AA-lha this day, beon informed Of the death %
our worthy brother soldier Col. Wn Buescc ee
this haye nevsp>tcr- lits of dc aths aud attend tho
iune Al vi b the usus bsdgo Of mourning, on Iues-
day, oct. sth. Let all attend. By order, II. RAY
aONi, Brig. Gen; Abm. DAILY, Col. ISAAC ".
thYkf, Adit. IS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-NEw YORK LIQUOR
~ lEaet's Society. The regular monthly meeting
Of this sosley viii be hrlf on Tuesday eveuns. oct.
~. nj ~ O'clock, NJ the Metropolitan Rooms 4
Ite.t.I g. by order. J.. W. EMS, PTes. JOHN
kOGERS, Recording Hecrctnry. .8
The sun., 1864-10-03
AUCTION NOTICES.

A SSiGNEE SALE-WlLLIAM Writers,
"A Anetr- will ,ei on rucsiay, Oct. 4th, 1854, as
II o'cloek AN, a II Kiylns.on s', co.. Chrisne As
entire stock and hatures OF foAi grocery store, con.
d.tins of = tenorh ns~ortmon'. 3i1
A UCTlON NOrICE.-CROCkERY, FANCY
"A scod,. WIN. ". SHIRLEY, Auctionoei. Tues
BTiY G isrse es,sicen. ssIs wcr,hv ,hs no,,tc OF of
city and country retailers wanting cash hGreans 9i
A UCTlON SALE OF CROCKERY, ETC
A. HESBf g; EyANs. Agci'T- win reI on Tucs;;
ssos nnent OF vhte granite aud common waIe. best
and seconds chns tea sets fancy ware, slGs- ware,
&c uoods carefully rspaeked tot shipping. 300
A UtTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
hnituic, at the residence Is. Twenty -ars, It. let
Th and sth sy, this Mondsy af,e neon, At oc o-k,
Surprising the entire contents OF the oise ovor 90
and dinnc furniture, Of every Ge-erip' on. ali
new. In fine oree-, cost over 5000 H. II. WEST
CQTr. Aucuoneef. No posiponement. saie iain or
shine $40
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
funl,Hre q p-isaie family VIII he sold ., publ
~ near 9TH av, oonsstins Of panoiortc tables, par
or sui,s, bru'e. and insr.n o,irrta cuIta pan,-
roorn furniture cf mo hou'c. l35
I MORIARTY, AUC, WILL SELL THIS
sdsy, at I7s Chs,hsm s0, a. ~ o'clock. -ofes,
lounges ehair, tsgos, bureaus clocks mno,~ ~iea,h-
coats, sdies hats boots shoesshiris shavis- hosiery,
&c. loo
DAWNRROkERS SALE Of MEMS
L C.o,hins-y q ,sALHIsGHLR, Auctr ssl.sroon
6 lots OF meme tnins, CONSISTING OF lne oye,oo...
os,ines cot, @ ane I.. 60 s9e,. psnS; ye',s & ssawis
| orally IN that hns. d, o.dey OF D.. MOSS, No 6l
Csiharire 81. Sale to commence precisely a. 10. 9el
DAWNBE0KERS SAiE THIS DAY, AT
al Nev Ro -ery--,IAMEs AGAR, will seD at I
O'Clock, bo ,ov Of soIpen' N?srips slp.,e consist
ins Of s. calico ner.no and othe, dio.,e,, b ocLs
and wooic shL6ls rkris. underlothes shir,- draw
boots sLoes sheets, quilts blank ete spIesds oop
ordor Il j. /. PHILLIPS. CO Ca,hsrire st. 11s
y r. ROLLINS, AUCT'R--Mu'LLEDY &
he ROLLdNs, VIII seu this day G O'Clock, at AS
chamber suits bedsead. nst'raees boistcrs and pill
sSl ST' s. '.f sed A's' lot ''''N' Isl s4''
| CHERIFt'S SALE OF FURNITURE :.
~ RICHARD WALTERS, SHERIFF. Auctioneer.
WIN se Oh Monday, At IL O'clock, at auction stose.
hold furniime, consisting Of one mnnifcen, rose-
wool red sAsir, damhSk, double sito of p<I.o urni-
| tire carved cenle tablee, dplendid bureaus aud
wash e:ands, carved aud other bedsteAds, hair
psintings and paints, beds MATTRESSES and beddtns,
siui p.ror, chamber and dining room furniture.
| JAMES LN,,CH, sheriff, IL. KELLY, Deputy. rs
9 Il j. BOGART, AUCT'RS, WILL SELL
Ne this dag, AZ 100 Oc,ock, VI eSO Wooster s, the
furniture OF 8-rtorN houSe-m Ahoeany beds'ends,
bedding, kitchen furniture, &c. Also INN mediAtcly
after above, ~ 25 street, furniture OF family
chamber soits, mahogany bedrtest, bureaus tAbieAs
chairs SOFAS carpets beds and bedding. mirrors, cur
| tGins ktic han furn ltlire, &c l4a
NXTM. Writers. AUCT'R, WILL SELL
&C. OF sto,y hOu,o, parlor chamber, dining snits
china, glasp, 20 CARPETS oil ciotnk, pinDos. 100
The sun., 1864-10-03
'rio sAhh s1s AND "hoLt-ALs Ph'oIT or hh'sef
knx YnnI & 4 rtnnAn Crtohar 1. 1874

NHw YonK. SATURDAY, October |, 1864.
,sceg"' b.-JaNh ''siO ST. D0ninsA 4ia-O' no
Colon. ib. Mid. New orleAas 20. Md Upland.
Dor.rtid eoods rard.-shirsinr, brown, 4is5s.
Do. brh'd, S5,ss; shoig, brown, bsrS.. blcechcd.
s5a5s Drifting. brown. ss.6o do bicsrhed. 6cs
P,.i, eS'.Hbry .ood ,ss5 %; Pick do tbl., 10.
800; Dry scaie, "ri 20 Pick Salmon, L. a! m
Plouv and Hert. bbt.--Gene..oe, ert, ssca1o %; ;
sss Se, to L. 4ss. g ..sar si :" si %;
Canadian .. 2baii %; Rye flour. oo~9 W Corn
fA TSts.RaS'nD ' - tcni I ies ae Layer to,, es
Cunant., -slss; AinonaA sOa,o; 10 sholod. ASs
Grain. ,' 'h Wheat. H. wh. ocse 20; CanasiAn
Club, .Sei s.; Rye, 46a-: Lorn, ] sal % .
Barley, 4 sssi 20 / Va's' sIa'e' nominal cansd-
Lu,nbr.--o,k iocs and pr. IS gnio oo Easl
90 icc % Gs.7 "; Slaves, bhl'. and hhd,., ioei 90
AO!...s,, ca,.--ycp Orleans. e5si 20 Porto Rico,
nv Il W. Cuba Mus, do, ISao5 Cuba elAyed
y,i'.-olive, gall, sca3 90 olive, baskets 5 sos
ssSi sys,i rs1' H. |, .siS h,d ,s,a city i'ai A'
,iTgV,,,ons.-ije.i, N. ehl.. nomin, Do Rep.
s.pis: Batsei. orange co., 4es4G DO State, Ssii6 ;
Spir,,s, oc..-- Alcohol sal 4sas 50; Brandy, o,,d.
IN. 5.ali ~, ST. CfolN, ar 90; Am. prre, ga
GIN, Am, -a9,e whssey, Am, H}a,i 49,
Su0a-, 'b.-Scv Orleans lsa9I; do clarified. 90
al fotto tco, l'a1J; ,Iroro aud yellow, lo,sV.
white Z3a...
| TIA ib.-nv.cn. prce ~ Young do, coal %, N.Y.
| sol skin, s5ai 30 b; Iunpovder AID Imp, Cbe2 Is
| to'cns and Singyons, gasl .o soaehoug AID Con
| 20, g5sl ".
ioOaeco.-- -Keu,seky, i2fG1s; Cuba t5s65; a. DO
n'nra 1.a!0 H.y ma slal 50; 90 |, S, y elt a66.
Wool, ID Am. saI, fe. ehal W, Ain. y. b. NJ,
a1sse Ain. y end = Me- ytsa5, Ne. Ma. & y N
ssan'; slp. q eI. pulled, s5sa5 No. I, palled,
,issi' ). Am, Washed, 5Ss6J :. Am, UNIV shed.
| b..s ffrican, w'.hel, 5a,l; smv. ns- do, dcN,0.
Ne, ',eila1son'-Rcc, 1tc lb.0 Fast India dressed
| tVal4 o.; salt, Turks I-lAna bush. l ga-
li7e pooL 10 25ai 81 Cvti.e soan pr lh- eose3
lops crpp isdA s5aaI 1~ft do 50a52; Hay, lD lbs.
foi n liver zJai - Candies, city. o..