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NJ. TuURLow WEED having made up his mind
o favor the reelection OF M lLsooLS Is out in
uus letter, explaining t reasons that have led
AIN ~ sdop. this course. We have had 80 many
Examples os Ills kind Of personal and political in
consistency lately, tAaI the public have grown
Iomewhat tired Of it. The novelty and freshness
MIR. vALIASrIGuASs acceptance of General Mo.
jLiLLAs General fEE.osI's aud Mr.. CHAsK's ad-
'ocacy OF Mr.. LINoo,S, have passed 50 lar away
hat i is difficult ~ Tes up any fresh excitement a,
shls last piece Of aground snd lofty iuuhlu." by
she veteran politician Of Albany. But Nj Wr,p's
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Froy the Union army NJ Petersburg We have o
revival II tho old story tina, General GRAs1 has
again app. n,ed day for the capture Of Richmond
We d,ut, whether he has done any such thing.
lie Is too prudent 10 put the enemy On the alert,
by virtually announcing a date for an attack upon
them, and would he especially careful N conceal
suri news from ~ who would he likely to bcrly
at. Therefore, be ban srcceodoi In wrapping his
movements IN urr1notfabe serrrcy. Tho public
have Only been ahlo h. guess At be ntontH ID. 1t
1- no; likely that he Las naw departed from this
discreet reserve and We arc not therefore iisIosel
n attach the sh,'tet Importance n the statement
that he has aycd ad.s .Ur no capture or cvanuA-
sion n Echmpnd. Here is every rcsson W. be-
1evr th1t all Gcnrrn GEASr'f combinations arc
working go iae rally ,na, news of their complete
ruccos, may feNeh Us at any moment. hui IN
operations Of IN s magnitude ~ many results de-
pend upon unforeseen contingencies that we ques-
ton whether even Gcneral GRANT would venture to
dcs .naio da. fIr the capture Of Richmond. It Ia
suite eui for us that he has oil desirable means at
hand 10 secure the desired result The nation has
granted all his demands for munitions AMI men,
anG We know TINT he will weld the vast power at
HE disposa with the best possible eiect ana with
tle utmost yiyor and determination
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A Hint for the Rebels.

luz tlogran announcing that Secretary STAN
Ton has gone b. the Army II the Potomac for the
purpose OF consulting with General GRAsT in rea-
Con to the probable war expenses for the next
year, will recsiye hardly secoud thought ,ro the
Northern reader, but in the land vi rebelisu 1t
will sound Ike the knell Of couiing doom. The
robels have al along battered themselves with the
belief that II they could preserve the Confederrsry
intact through the present campaign, the exhaustion
VI the North and the supposed extensive dissieC1on
among the people would culninste in ''c,ting the
Union slide" before tho opening oi smother cam
paign. Their papers sud speakers have laborcd
hard to bolster up the waning dey,sion q the
Southern people to tho cause" by the assertion
that time was the only requisite tor their indepen.
dence, and that the Federal Government lad con
Quoted the present campaign gig sntc scale
the last desperate effort for reunion. With what
| crushing eject must tie telegram Ia question
fall upon their d.lusiye fancy how with
ering must It's cool reference to the war prepare
ton for the coming year be to the hopes OF rebel
lion. In effect It sdmonishes them that the North
ern people are preparing another campaign with
the same coolness and the same celebration with
which they entered upon the last II warns them
tina, resources are still abundant, and that,
Instead OF eyiucing signs Of e1hausiion We arc ap-
paren.ly disposed to make the wsr Q permanent
institution II necessary; and 1t tells them Of tho nm
nistakshle determination OF the Government To ex.
tnguish the rebellion a, all hazard No wonder
that, with such evidence Of \ rtlcrn uyucihlity,
| two-th'ris Of the rebel soldiers should "Llscnt
themselves froui the army" as their President
ctRritally terms Their conduct; nor is II strange
TINT .be Southern papers abound in gloomy aIpro-
hensioB OF the prospect t.forc them.
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Tar inherent power Of a pe,ple 10 AN un,rau.
n,eled selection Of public officers is H. Fundamental
Irnciul. # Republican government, the corner.
,,yr, u, Lbcrty. For This riyh, N. war of M.
He.olut.0u WAS iuaugurs,ed for n, ,erpe,na,,on
II. Federal rnion was erected. n Ia The sacred
,ubet,snco which the Fathers Of the Republ,e hive
r.rlei US more repeated than any other 10 guard
with III, most anxious s.ilciu,do 20 pro,..c, win,
IL, mos, ,,.lou, caro- They knew ,h., fte,,lnu ~
sct, il .be gran, hs,,i., ,.ti,, r,,,.c,s pe,,,,,
l,,au y,ysrnu.n, f,otn m. e,c,,,c,t,.,,. a, ,,.s
o,,rn. and thew fo,e,.r n. Inevitable cor,s,.
aueuce tia, would f,uow us des,ruc,on. An
ordeal Ike TINT ,hrouyh which on, eou,,,v
Az now passinv. va. ne,bsn. nevo, an,,c,.
lu, ,hey were aware 81 m, general Truth ,h., m.
Tendency OF civil war ia Ia generate ,cspo,is. md
no dm,h, ,Lcv cough, IN co,.,,c, ,he in euorce q,
naturalization he nl,,,i,es ,r.olo,, ~ ,,,o, 7,
aboso dia,r,c,a which e, ,bo ,rsscr, tim. ~.
under military occupa,,on. and whore there Ia nm.
ouesuonablv an claimant, of opn,s,,,or IN ,ho ,,oy-
eminent, il ia right aud proper ,ha, ton, NJ iovs,
should he sdou,od To mis- M n,.uaihla oboc,,,n
can be made, Tor Il is demanded Alike by i,s,c. IN
our cau,e and consideration for IN, ine rest os ,hc
loyal classes in those d,sries Fur,he, ~ An ,hia
however, he Government La, no constitutional
righ, TO 20. Neither the pres,ien, nor hi. .,ho,.
dinatcs la Unsuitable In making ANY sia,,c,,o,
between electors, unlcss ,h., ds,ipc,jon ia 70, ,h
s,le PURPOSE Of sepsr atinx LOYALTY from i,ov,l,v
In Teunegec. tho military yovornor of The s,a,s.
who also happcps 10 la IN. Pr,s,d.p,s col.
lo.,,,. 10, ,h. ,..,o,, -oti,i.., ........ - -
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MILLs-On sunday, 10th inst after linge ing III.
nese Ms. susan Mis-, aged 90 year.
The relatives and friends Of the family resy-et-
fnly invited 70 attend the funeral Tuesday alter
poon, 18th inse ~ ~ oclock, frodn the resdenc Of
Without further Invitation. Her remains will be
seken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for intermeut lW
aeed Is yean.
Her relatives and friend. ARE respectfully invited
Ntend the funeral. his tIues1A!, itfi noon, oct
18Th ns O'Clock, from her late reside ace, 200 T..
lyth At. 81
..sCHRoEDER-on oc. 10Th, Al % South ID 81
WliiialutbuTsh. ID. schfocIei
ne remains viii lie taken 70 Lutheran Cemetery
thls Al noon. Oct Is, 81 O'clock. frenas ae 10
tpectiuIIT Invited. u
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Financial News Markets, &c.

Nrr Ycrt, Monday oct. II. 6 = k-The fuctus-
,ion, In gold to-day have been m follows :-- Al 10
o'clock ~. 1902, Z22H 1905, PIN lo25, 222s ;
40 22'.: II, xzi'.; il.l5, z2Oia; 1876, 22i . ;
II. 22oL i2.9A 2l9 1855, 2ist 1, zlsi. li5'
2ls'. ljO, 212s ., 2iy', g.lj, 2i3'. go us >.
80. 2iSa 3. use 32I 2is. so as, I, &c .;
90 30 fall from the Eshe-, point OF the day Of
- yer cent. Tie general .,och marketopened strong,
but after took the downward way. closing fever
sh and considerably lower Governments all
strong and IL demand Money easy At per cent
with transactions Al per cent. The bank state.
u.nt this seek shove the growing accumulation Ut
cieN-d yearly four mil0us while the loans have dc
creased half million.
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Tie Emperor Macmillan, says German jour.
nsl, has chance o. digging out hidden treasure.
The highly ronsntical story was as follows, When
Napoleon I. dethroued the Bourbons in Spain, The
Mexiesns twhose eyes bad been opened BY Hum.
toldt to the effect that they . nation Of seven
millions, and subdued BY eighty thousand Span-
iards) became encouraged and threw Of The Span
ish yoke. The vice-king sent. during the revo'r-
ton, four millions II gold pieces togctnor With
otter humorous treasures, 10 Madrid. This hap
reucd In june, lsUs The escort was, however.
attacked by one hundred men AMI massscred, save
one cavalry officer and feS Of his men, VINO acted
in concert with the robbers T. AVOID TIE vigilance
Of the goyernneut the bsudits concluded 10 hide
the treasure Ia tho round, and 10 divide it after
the expiration Of one year AZ the foot Of prcci-
Ico one thousand feet high Of hollow deep IN the
mountain, was cave there the treasure was
DRAGGED, tie cave walled UP by the same kind uf
rocss. tho intervals filed With esrth and plants,
snI huaiiy, little brook Was c.rccted IN such .
manuOr as To- pass Ike CatsracL over ths place.
Now the robbers spread out the rumor that the
whole story OF the robbery was invented by the
wee king himself, and that he b al brought the
treasure IN safety. The nrcuseJ vas called to
sccount Hit the rohtcr, dil enjoy their treas
ure, a. already before TIC expiration NJ the year
ncy had Other KILLED themselves among each
other, OF we're de'unct. 4 herman traveller named
TALLER, celebrated by his climbing tie Pic Of Or
ialu- learned tLr secret from tic lips oil all aged.
diving Indian. Tie .n pefii goycnmcnL b. whom
TIE place "a tccn pointed out ny Muller, - uow
atvut 10 teArcL for tie treasure, M the historical
isets seem to justly tue iruth OF the story.
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DEA EtRS.

PpLINS- Suddenly, on the i6,h inst, Mary FLY.
AbytA Bol.ns formerly MARY flNaAeA Van BTuut,
agod 20 yenr-. monthp and - day.
"Dcar Lizzie she sleeps IN Hcaycn."
The friends aud relatives Of the family ARE re.
spcctiuly Invited 70 attend the funeral from her late
rs-idruro i -heriti ~, on luc.dAy morning, OCT
l., at lu O'Clock. Brooklyn papers pie tse copy. lUJ
BEFNNAN-I Grrenpoint, on Monday, oct Eth
after d funs and painful illness Which she Dor, with
INrt.t An iorttulc, MARY Ann. the beoS o daughter
OF Mcha. and Mary brennan, In the 2th year OF her
h-e.
Due notice Of the funeral In tomorrow paper 1876
COPY on SUNDAY, Oct. 18Th, OF consumption, Ca.
thnIine, dnughter Of Richard and hanaIet Cody,
AGED - years and months.
The relative. and friends OF The family arc re.
.pecttully invited 20 attend the IuuolA, on Tles-
az, ,th Inst, ~ II O'clock A. ~ 81 JAIME Ca
thcdIa, Jay st. Brooklyn. 100
GODkEES-OD Oct. 18th, l>I Cathariue God
frey, aeed 1 year, q moutl,b and H. la,s
Her remains will lie inte1ed al Cyp.eas Hills Gem.
cary Tuesday Gterpoon,st o'coo a, from the r,si-
deuc. OF her parents III Grand 81, Brooklyn. y D. ~
REMEDY ON The 18th Inst, after II shor. and
pu ntul intHs IhOinss htnnedy, native OF lhe Par.
IN ot Cream, County Limerick, ireland
His friends aud acqunlntances ple respectfully
invited TO atts nj the iuneTAl Wednosaay uileI.
noon 18th inst ut O'clock. FROM his late re.lde ace,
sl5 Fist " Bet North 6th sad oh SIS, WiiaIus-
tureh. Nv
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~ English sayan SAYS iNa, a day IN TIE moon
equals ~ OF our dnys. Under those circumstances
month OF sundays must be very extended pe-
rlOl above tLUre Al midday he heat IN 2l2 deg.
water boil,ug) TIE folks doubtless. then ~ out,
aud gather mutton roasted in the WOOL aud tut
IA ps to.lei Ne root. The night there IS 1 VI
our u.suts and days long long enough t. hAvo
several mass moc,in, IL one evening al midnight
tie thermometer falls to 33i degrees below zero
ndcr tnctc wUful circumstances tie Inhabitants
turn It upside down and 20 Dcd Tor several days
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N a X RAG ES.

BUGIE-DU NHAM-On TUESDAY. sept 9T. 1854
hy tho kty. j. 4. Roche, James IL. Eusiu ~ MaD r.
DuuhGIn both of this city. New JeTsoy pa cr- p,raas
copy. li5
GOWlNG- CEATING-On Oct. 10th, 1864, by the
Rev. Nj CAg4tu, I. GoNing Ia Mar t'aIa,, 10th OF
Billyhoo."y. Cork piIer. p.rH.c copy. 10
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

ANY PERSON WHO STOPS AT 100 CHAT.
"A BAN square, will b. instantly relieved OF all
Headache, Too:hache or Neuralgia free Of EXPENSE
prove it so NOLCOrFS Instant Pain Aunihils-
tor, cures Catnrrh permanently. Sold b. .. Druggsts
20 cent? and 81 per bottle. $50
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE
"a accommodated with FOOL uoaru and u.a.ant
rooms al INT It. corner GiAn4.
TWO WOMEN CAN Be ACCOMMODATED
l. with board In the sinai faulty OF a w.doy Gail
" US Esss llths- los uooF, bsek ,ssla, door !. W
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AUCTION NOTICES,

A UCTION SALE-HENRY q. EVANS,
Aucrr- viii sell In lots 10 suit retsiers Iue..
Il White granite and common earthenwar., Ges aud
secondA fancy toilet sets, chins YEA ssts glass, &C.
Bale without reserve. 255
A TTENTION HOUSE-KEEPERS. EXTEN.
day. Iuesesy, a. O'Clock precisely at the residence
No. l52 West 2lst. st. between 9TH and Ave-
every deser ption Of sood furniture tine carpets lels
LEADING, piano 10 ,e' mirrors psintn ts, french chnt
t.ch cut slus cuticry, &C. PAriors cbaIite a din
ine Dom anu ua sery, fully furnished; ihe sho.e u
g soid without erve, rain o sh.ue. tatao ue. A.
house. n. X. wEsfCOrr a CO. Asci ere. S9s
A CCTION NUTlCE-LARGE CRDCKERY,
~AGlass and Chm -ale-Ws. W. SHIRLEY, Auct
.dis sHa o SS BY fss ~ a. IN p 1
and country deleF- all snds Of granite, c. edsed
rock and yellow ware sav iee tor cash. 1858
r SEi.DNER, AUCTR-S. W. SFLDNLE
LIZ l3b New Canal street will scll this DAY, at lO3
O'Clock, large sssorment Of furniture consstins d
bureaus carpets washstands, soas cbai =, tables
.ov' looking sasees ledine heIsieais, mattresses,
tiaes and cfokeIy ware &c, &c. lis
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY
L by JOHN MORTIMER, Il tas. Broalway, u -
lo't ot fIedeeA sonsistine o. silA meDo and o,hot
sheets, spread, quilt, hlsuket. coat. pan's vests
boots shoe large number Of tea her bvdr, pillow,
bostep ,uid other s,asonahl. FOOLS well .urihy he
attention Of dealers and houeekocners Nv onic y,
:. H. SOLOMON d co. tl5 hudson At. Tvs
DAwNBROhER SALES-BY BELL 4
1 lNGRAIiAM, s. Nov Bo~ery. wednc.day.
a lhuTs.
day, orier Mr.. =. A. WOOD, ijg Grand II FRIDAY
GOODWIN . New Canal II. watches and ievriry,
Sc l6T
DAwNBROkER'S SALE-W. n. LEWIS,
L Auc' will eel, on "Wednesday next, 10Th ius,. BY
order OF " a. SIMPSON 4 60. Isl BoTcry. n lsrrs
quantity Of meas clothing Sso to commence a. ln4
O'Clock. ~
DAwNBROKER'S SALF-THlS DAY, AZ
III o'clock, JAMES AGAR viii sell ~ III New
Bovery large assortment Of silk and other dleeses
sha~ IL, under garments, blanto quilts pillows and
great variety OF ssher goods H. order ~. BAR
MAID, u Third ave. iH
DAWNBROkER'S SAlE-W. y. LEWIS,
Auct, viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock. AZ ipS Bow.
cry, large quantity Oi mems clothing. BY o'ier Of
". X. SIMPSON. ls5
pAWNBROKER'S SALON WEDNt.S.
day, Oct. 18th, at 81 Ses BoRery. JAMES
AJAX viii eel At II o'clock, AlaTge Asortmsnt Of
mems and women's wearing apparel, sheets, qults,
blankets, comiorters, sewing machine, aud other
goods b. order vi h. BkOSNEk, Az a ldson st. las
u FARMER, ACCT., WILL SELL THIS
I've day, at o'clock, Al ~ Canal st. the furniture.
cArI-s beds and bedding, ma trasse< stoves SC, Of
iauiiiy leaving the city. WORTHY the attention u
housskeep-rs ~
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. At
L the Public Found. sJ.h at. b.tsseu An aud oh
Ns horses one black and one bay, ID hands hugh
sId three snts- on Oct 18Th. 3b
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A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
4 AI.s, viii lie sold cheap on application ut tbs
Sun Once u
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TRADE NOTICES.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE JOUR
nrynen iather, Association will be held this
iae-oay hvening, At oclcck Nilllmsn's Hall cor.
th Al aud av, To take srtion In REGARD TO wasee
Livery member l. requested TO attend. JANIS
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VAR
nEI.ASY, Pres DENNIS CRowiEY Sec ia
A REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF TIE
~ Brooklyn Lonsshoremen- Protective Association
will lie held In Atlantic Hall, cor. Atlantic and Col
unh,a TUESDAY, OCT 18th. T.. NJ Tor the puf-
pose of dis,rihuus Be.las bcoss and pay ing month
~ dues. A punctusl attendance of the member Ia
rojne.tcd Dan. ORlLLEY, Pres., rIlOs. FAR
LEY, sec. l2s
NOTICE TO TAlLORS-THE HANDS
Nsoikins tor the iolos ins hrin. are On strike for
the tir to Ariatp aud ofrsnize for benevolent and
traie purposes to all Who, IN their early connection
sih the trade had true prinepe OF honor instned
from the following OF any store shke. BY ordsr
Of Executive Committee, ~ Grand 4, ,.,
Bond D'NeiIl, do Miedcnfe- do
pettu, Co, do Muller ( Brother, DO
y Becker, do beperrics. 10
Loek.ood. DO James Clark 4 son do
xP I.ssure&co do Hf.,stedt roashor,y, do
CrCney Lent, do BROOKS B.otheIs, do
Laws do DO cSie IS. 5.9 " ia do
ia: Raymond & % do P iiali. do
Nerdenbctsb. do Hatfield Son. do
Sanford, brLsted, Dougherty Co.
II
| Hume 9th ave, Joues ianubersh, Bwy
Watson Filth sypnue Bell Bovine Filth ave,
hndhoush, Fifth ave, Mcleod 4 kemuey, B~y,
| A.DiO.torG "a, B.sy. DERBY & Go, Maker 81.
| Brooks Bro. Catherine s',J. Lee, do III
NOTICE TO THE BLUE STONE CUTTERS
~ aud uaser. REGULAR meeting will be held III
| nien Hail. cor OF 10Th At and sth ave, On Wednes-
day evening, Oct. lyth. At =. O'clock, AL the ueu,-
ters arr Required to attend and bring their cards
along. by order VI tho Association. j J. BERGEN,
Chairman JOSEPH MORRISON, Sec. PIC
OPERATIVE PLASTEREkS-YOU ARE
" hereby notified to attend the REGULAR weekly
meeting Of the society 81 the Hall OF sd At
md -th ave on Tuesday evening, at O'clock. IL 10
expected that every member - III be present BY or
| der " THOMAS OlLAHAN, Piest.; MICHAEL
| GOODE. Rec. Sec. l2s
SEGAR MAKERS CNlON-NOTfCE-
| - Sesr Makers wishing 10 travel beyond the iuris
dictiou OF the city ~ New York, can obtain their
card at 10 Eat Brosdwsy, no Segar Maker Will 10
| allowed to work In any place where a Mon exists
| without producing the card. SAMUEL SOLOMON,
Presdent. 33l
| UNTTED,COOPERS-THE GRAND SOCIE-
- viii hold a special meeting At 1sT Bovery, on this
| Tuesday evening at o'clock, =. VI. iuil attend
ance Of DELEGATES !. requested 10 act upon very I'M
| portsni busine-s. by order PETER BlkNEs. Pres.,
| WM. HAthkTE. Sec. l2s
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A PAWNRROKER'S TICkETS MAMIE

EREY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE-THk
~ berl pentrifee for ths Teeth in nse To be had
At 20 south second It WuamsDurgh, and or n! Itle
and raI Ain svs~ East Brooklyn. Price s. ccnu
per pot. ~
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
Tuesday MORNING, OCT. is, 1864.


w, would axs,n rsmind our sdyprttdng. patrons
u al thor fsyor wi b. too late for cissncetiop.
.,ie,. handed In at before nine o'co-f IN
H. ~ - inr We tsep oar publication ofe. open for
IN reception Of Advertisements until ~ ocloeh, }.
NJ LAT do not classify them after nine o'clock
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

X. u. R.-Nou have caught cold have
throat pains In the Limbs ami bones. heAiA he,
and other pain. purchase nfty cent bottle OF Hal
ways Ready Relief, aud twenty .hvo cent boz Of
Radwayr Pills take four or sis OF the Pls and rub
the next day you all b. cured, aud have Ready Re
lief and Pills enough " cure Of dozen other
tack H. on ia. other hand, you call " your aid the
services oi phyrcisu II VIII cost ycu ~ .e.st ten
dollars before you r-suus YOUR ordinary svoca-
ton. let every family provide themselves with
the-s iniallible remedies. sold by druggists every.
-heTe. At Lewis' Drug store, Norfolk, Va, and
KADWAl co, ". - MAIDEN Lane. AS
New York Ophtbaimic Hospital, 3S7
F'ulth ave, 18th rts open every day ia the ~,ek
SUNDAY excepted. from to O'clOck, y. N, Tor the
benefit OF the poor who afflicted with diseases OF
the eye. lOi
II you nre troubled with weak or
lame back, pain In the eide or breast rheumatism,
the ike 10 not delay, hut go to your nearest drug
sist aud ask for one OF hNAPl"S Indian strengthen
inf Pastrrr, and apply II 70 the paris are ted. BE
set other, General Depot 1872 Hudson A. ~
Enii and Niuier-If you want fnil and
Winter clothing, 80 10 i. Il. BALnWlN'S, ~ and ~
BoS cry lhu .aTges. sto. and store ia ia. CITY, aud
prices le4s. Childrens department not cIulled. so
For the Hair and >kin.-Earry'- Tricop-
hcrous. The best aud cheapest article. sold b. all
dpirgists. BOZ
Church 4, Fosters Aerated Bread Works
CO.., ,ith 81. and Bru.-wSy or saA. a. al TsI class
~ ,sclirs, 100
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER IS TO
LAsl2 on sold. slO TO $50 PARTIAL sets, gold ~,
sIyCr, 4 per tooth Te, h aKtrcIei without pain,
clealed vhitcncd or filled with gold nnd other MI.
mss ~ Gu. and warranted. by Dr. IA. NllLEkS, A.
bowery, opposite the Old theatre. aSi
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IATcpth OK rscted without pain no charge Bean.
t tee IN inserted IL each. Teeth inserted with o.
vithoul entlaeng ia. roofs All OPERATIONS warrant
I'd j. JAY NII4LEkS, los Grand ct, tSo block,
irum broadway. 5l1
nR. DRAKE, 4S5 CANAL STREET, SETS
~ At Of tsoln on silver a. ~ to 80; gu gold q,
80 to sy5 sectional sets 90 cents 81 Doth tf,Ih
hiIed ~i.h gold bone cement, OF her filling, 81 cs
10 : per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain. g3I
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
In Paris-A full sst Tor 50 ana upwards varranted
Tor ~ yesIs. ID. AIChAl u, fIenoA LentisL 81 Ave
&, near 4th ST. $50
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DAWNBROkER' SAl.E-W. y. LEWIS,
Auct., viii sell this dsy, at lVoclock. AZ ipt Bow.
cry, large quantity OF mems clothing BY order u
". X. SIMPSON. ls5
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IN EXHIBITION AT l.. TILMAN'S FLOW.
NIer, u BIosdway. A splendid choice OF Fail and
Winter itonnets, Hats Headdresses, FIosers, iaceA
did not send crvuars,he bees the Ladies OF New orb
IN take this special notice as invitation to Wait ba
establishment. y. Is. Soconnection th other II rms
do not mistake, Il2 broadway. IlS
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NOTICE TO TAiLORS-THE HANDS

working for the folio, Ing nrfns are strike for
the tir to Ariatp aud ofrsnize for benevolent and
trle purposes to all who, their early connection
WIN tho tiade, had true principe OF honor insthed
In their minds. requested not to take out work
from the following any store sthke. by order
u IL L-..l-LL. 90 !. u
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DAwNBROkER'S SALE-W n. LEWIS,
l. Auc' will -oil, on "Wednesday next 18th ius'. BY
order OF WA. SIMPSON q 60. 81 BoTcry, n lsrrs
o'clock ~
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THE FUNNIEST, No. 8, Is ALL ALIVE

THE FUNNIEST, No. b, Is ALL ALIVE
Il With fun OF tn. funniest sort.
The 'uuw ashed" account Of the orful expose thin
number contains Of the orful designs 81 tue orfuj
peace" Democracy, have come TO full run.
Come one, come all
And hear the sQuau,
And the ba~l
These rsscals make
Ia being ''snaked"-in No s.
For sale here, there and everywhere. y!
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE
HAIR DYE now in use a. n numerous D..
ti9nr eau attest, !. BklEsr's Columbian Hair d, !.
which IL sold At FIFTY CENTS per box
If your locks are streaked with grey,
And cause you many sigh
one plan alone you must puTruo,-
Sc Briesrr uLe.uAed Dyei
The following well known wholesale Druggists are
our aent III Nes York -Bsrua- 4 Co, No "a Park
Row Fraser 4 Lee, % ieekman IT.. Wheeler, III
Cherry St; Miller Reed, Is Allen cor stanton ste,
and cor. Houston 1t. and Avenue u; Porter A fair
child il3 Hudson st. and u, sixth ave. Hoadloy,
W tlSHth ave. lruggir's can also he supplied by
CHAs. '. tRIIIkNION u Sixth ave Mlnufac-
t'irsd at 70 south second 81, NiliAnsbuTsh. 10 10
bad ~ all respectable Druggists and fancy Stores
thioushout the lured staies. 10
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A CCTION SALE-HENRi q. EVANS.
Auctr, viii cell In lots to suit tetsiler Oh Tues.
day, Oct 18TH at iO 1clot L. at Is Barclay e. eli kinda
q white granite and common earthsnwar, leo aud
seconds fancy toilet sets, chins YEA ssts ga-s, Ic
Rale yithout