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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27
EGG STOVEs, $3.50 to s13.vo.

HEATING COOK STO YES, $500 to $780,
BRADLEY COOKING STOVES, PATENT,
Graft Il Co, Mitchell, Heron Il Co.,
Abbot & Noble, A. j Gallaghers,
and every other Pittsburg or Philadelphia
manufacturers.
Stoves always on hand or procured on s
days notice.
ODD PLATES AND CRATES for Stoves,
always on hand.
CARBON OIL LAMPS, CO cts. to S1.25.
Chimneys and wicks for Lamps always on
hand.
SPOUTIN
BEST QUALITY, put ap and PAINTED at
10 cents per foot.
sy No ertrG charges for E1LorS. ~G9a
MINERS LAMPs,
OIL CANS.
POWDER CANS,
all sizes constantly on hand.
COFFEE MILLS, 81 cts. to sl.25.
TOASTNG FORKS, OYSTER BRoiLERS
Jelly Cake Moulds, Table and Tea Spoons
COAL BUCKETS, 351 cts. to $500
The above goods will be furnished
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at the
JOHNSTOWN STOVE & HOUSE-FURNISH-
ING STORE,
CANAL STREET
Opposite the weigh Eock.
ASK FOR
FRANK w. HAYS WAREHOUSE,
aad save tlcenty rer cent. on your purchases
EITHER FOR CASH OR SCRIP.
April 2i, 1862-tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

BS- 4 short time ago, d. and | were
on tour to Lake George and the head
waters of the Hudson river One day we
were stroIling among the beautiful islands
of the lake, fishing, but with bad success
We espied boy in led shirt and with
an old straw hat, dangling line over the
side of boat. As we passed him, D, by
way of salutation, said:
"Hallo, my boy What are you do
ing?,
HFishin'." came the answer.
"WelI, what do you catch 2"
"Fish, you Id fool !! What would
you suppose %
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

esa. Country Produce taken in exchang
for goods.
Ebensburg April "a, 1862.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

sa- A barriste-, not over young or
handsome, examining a young lady wit
ness in Court, determined to perplex her
and said:
"NIisa, upon my word, you are very
pretty"
The young lady promptly replied:
az would return the compliment, sir.
If [ were not on oath"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

ss- On one occasion, the senior Ste
phcnson accidentally met gentleman and
his wife at an inn in Decbyshif", whom he
entertained for some time with shrcwd OBJ
seIvations and playful sailies. At Iengt D
the lady requested to know the name OF
the remarkable stranger. "N by, mad
am," said he, "they used once to call me
Geordie Stephenson now | am called
George Stephenson, esq, OF Iapton han
near Chesterfield. And tnrther let me
saw. that | have dined with princes,
and peers, and commoners, with persons
of all classes, from the highest to the
humblest. [ have made my dinner OF a
red herring at hedge bottom, and gone
through the meanest drudgery. l have
seen mankind in all its phases ; and the
conclusion that have arrived at is, that
if we're all stripped, there's not much
difference,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27
EOHN HEWITT, qcith
Solomon Cans,

No. 409 Market Street,
PhitadeLpAia.
eSy@ This establishment has been removed
from No. la North Third street to the above
location where an extensive and seasonable
assortment of Ready-made Clothing for Men
and Bows. together with "a carefully selected
line ofCIoths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Vestings,
Tailors' Trimmings, &c, is now ready for the
trade.
Any order entrusted by those who are un-
able to visit the city shallebe executed as
faithfully as if they were present.
August "a, 1852.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-10-27

sA- An old clergyman one Sunday, at
the close of his sermon, gave notice to the
congregation that in the course OF the
week he expected to go on mission to
the heather. One of his parishioners, In
great agitation, exclaimed:
"'Nhy, my dear sir, you never told US
one word of this before. What will we
DO ?" :.
q ''Oh, brother" said the parson, 81 don t
expect to 60 out of town y
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expsusve sarnsn.k sddine that this was nus done
On the salary they paid him, but By means of
prsctscing tho art u knocking down." - u y
known 10 the initiated In such meters. The d.
rcctors took the CASE into confederation and con.
culcd not ~ apppint a new man. deciding 20
retn'n their old tmploycc, the principlc ths, he
was lrss likely To steal AZ much Of their money as
the otLor man who would have to furnish him self
and family witt new outfit. We would no,
recommend the people 10 retain tho'r present cor.
rup, officials through the Tear that new vet oi
men would rob them more rapaclo lsly; hu, We do
earnestly call upon citzens to refuse Their sup
port to any candidates who are not above the sus-
picion Of dishonesty, and whose present poeition
AID past career are SUFFICIENT evidence that they
will faithfully serve the people when elected W
municipal Offices.
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Accident to jockeys.

The turf says WILKES srnir, among It's other
uses, certainly educa,es large number Of boys To
habits of cleanliness, abstinence and faithfuness,
who might otherwise suffer the evils of poverty
and virtually rot in the gutter. I, brings Its
jockeys also 10 the exhibition OF an amount Of fear
lessness and fottude which the martial classes
Of society might regard with admiration. At the
present this Is more apparent In England than in
this country, but II Is simply because the sports
Of the turf are more widely and systematically fol.
lowed there than here. People who see the eui-
mont jockey ride home . winner amidst the shouts
are very apt 70 forget the severe course
Of training which has prepared she rider - well a.
the horse for the triumpbs they equally enjoy.
From the time u his childhood the lad has becn
taught by his connection with the turf, that he
must be up with the lark 81 the dawning Of the
day, aud devote his unrenit,.ng attention
10 the colt that may be pl,ced In his charge. Nisi-
lance, hArdhood, respect for his supcriors and for
himself and unfnchiny integrity, all sre acquired
Ia the school 20 which he belongs II he rightly uses
its lessons. When ut length he enters on his pro-
fession ~ public rider, Il II with the knowledge
that nothing but good conduct, and abstemi ess
almost greater than that Of an anchore, enat e
him " rise even to continue In II. No amount OF
skill will supply lack Of trust Ia the minds of his
employers no ccverness will suffice II he has in
dulged his appettcs and become over weight. And
then be must be always ready to face those dangers
life put in peril. An instance lately occurred at
Warwick, In England, whereby Ave Jockeys much
esteemed for ability and good behavior, were injured
more or leas. II was In the Grand Stand Plate, In
which eleven horses started. They had not gone
quite half . mile, when the hly Orphcne, who
led, swerved in making turn. The Any Tomfool-
cry struck into her heels fell and rolled over,
shooting young ssyers some distance from his sad
die, Zara, ridden by SHARP, full on her then
Qulcksand. whose jocky was young Herbert. Three
we're now down. Zephyr, r,den by Loates, and
Omen by Hobson came down on them. or the
Jockeys Loases WAS the only one who seemed 10 he
tlo hurt for he sprang 10 bis feet while The others
lay scnseless. They were Immediately cared for
Il was Ave hours before Hobson became conscious.
II Sharp was internally injured, to gpit blood
all night and Ssyers was badly hurt about the
loans. Poor little Herbert . very clever boy, and
believed " be certain 70 become great rder II his
career had not been thus cut short. renamed in.
sensible when the latest telegram reached London,
and but faint hopes were cher shed that he would
recover. He hsd suffered severe conclusion OF the
BRAIN. We sincerely hope thess lads may all be re.
stored to health and usefulness.
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wards. rhose q the western wing arS occupied
by tsmsA nd tAoa of the eastern b. male patients.
Each ward has is trimmings snd its furniture
Thus We hsvs maple oak, walnut yellow pins,
cedar, asb, &C. Maple ward 10 but the counterpart
Of every other ward, even " the minutest detail:
The door admitting you TO the corridor cfthat ward
II composed u brd's-eye maple, highly polishci
The handsome settees In the corridors made of
the same material. Enter the dinine-room the
sde-board Ia of maple, NJ also the wcl-k.p' table,
pretty chairs and tic dumb waiter, Silent and
handy. Opcn n draw rr IN that sceSo0-d. anf ev-
aiune the silver MI tasttully arranged each
piece has engraved upon the wori maple
Look into those cosy bol-ch,mhers; .sch icdsicad,
and table, and chair are VI ulpie, and ~ the near
cat kind To those fond of bill ards well f'irn si
ci ROOM with its handsome table, presents especial
attraction. In short there Is not necessity Incl.
dent " the condition Of pa,ont but II IL provided
for In each ward. The present number u inmates
and their classi fcatiop are follows Army, 200
navy, 70; civil life, 1876 eolorei. S0-tota, 49,"
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Financial Ncws, Markets, &c

GNs fovk, Monday, Oct. 3, 9 p k.-The huctua-
tions in gold to-day have been ~ iollows At 10
O'Clock, lslk; loi5 19zt; 1850 l9laa lO.5O, l9i,s
ll.O6, 1905 lll6, l3lh 1l.3N l9l ll.45, l9O'. 1;
~ l9Ok; 1915 ls9 1884 1897. I25a 1893. /;
li6 l9ik; l.S3, l91 y to X; Las, fsOs to 81; gl6
lsO% " 81 2.S5, lgik; $50, 1871. 3l0 IgIk (;
s&b 1904. 4l6.lsl There v no change to rep, IT In
the money market. The rate continues 1t p.sr cent
with iess sctive demand. In commercial paper good
nAInes have sold to-day n 10 10. The bank state
mept 10 favorable. The loans have increased S9i5,
626, and the deposits iG, showing the banks
ere nearly Se0LUv stronger than last week. lie
specie average down S39%ol9, probably the exports
during the week. The circulation IL up xiG73l s,er
ling exchange WA dull, and quoted Vt lUs lue for
commercial and bankeS bills. The general stock
market Va feverish and unsettled, with downward
tendency. Governments were lower. At the Produce
Exchange to-day = large decline took place, Flour
fell on 3 q So cents wheat 5as cents corn a. 2
cents and oats cent with scarcely any disposition 10
buy. The pork speculation the great feature Of
Change to-day, and the price run up Soc a II,
With immense business. Towards the close hos +.
ever the market could stand against the general
depression, and the improvement wa lost, closing
heavy ut = decline of 81 oenE from Saturday evening
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DRATll HIS.

BROWN On Monday, Oct "a. Hllen Brown,
daughter of John and Mary Blown, aged years,
The friends and scqualntances are respectfully in
vit.d to attend the funei al fIom the residence Vi her
parents W New bowery, this day, TUESDAY, Ih lusi-
at O'Clock, L. II. igt
BlrTRE-on sunday, Oct. ID William luttre,
Asied 50 year..
Ills frisnds, and those Of biz .on, }. &. Buttre,
together with the Netcranp Of isl2. respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this tuesday after
noon AZ inst 81 o'clock from his late residenee Is
CoAKLEY-Da Coakiey, ns,ve Of Maroon.
Co, CoIk, lreiAd. aged ~ !ears.
funeral on W.dnesdsy afternoon, 9th inst, at 2
oclJrk, from ia stanton 1t. lsU
GORAAN- -on Monday morning, Oct. Sd, OF con
Ii. relatives and friends, and those Of hs father
in.w, Ihoms finnerty, are resIcctfuiiy invited Ia
slh INST At ~ O'Clock, from his late residence, II
Woodruff st brooklyn. q,
GRol ES-on Oct; u, Henry Elwood Groves, only
son o. John and Melissa "roveA aged year, d mos
The fend. and relatives OF the family are ru.psc.-
ait.rnoon, a. o'clock, fTom The fo.,denee OF b.,
grandfather, Robert IL. spear, "a sL near 3ih ave
GOssnus. los
LEMDIEY--In willlamsburch. Oct. I'd, George T.
only Of samuel and Adeline Lemdley, aged yrs
The funeral win take place from the residence oil
his parents, l5I North lat st, this Tuesday aite
| At o'cock "
MURPHY AT the residence Of her con, Eugene
Murphy, lUo W Mhington ~, hotoken, \. d sitet
one iness CAtharne Murphy, widow Of the late Nj
chael Murphy, Of Tralee.
The iriends Of the family, and those of her son.
in-law, NJ. l.. Begey, respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at ~ o'ck
Her remains viii be inferred in Calvary Gene
terry. Pa
| PErERsON-On Sunday evening, oct. Gd, Archi.
bald A.. second son Of the iaie George +. Peterson
aged ID yearp and months.
The friends oi the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services, wednes lay Oct
At ~ O'Clock, Z. NJ, ~ The residence Of his uncle
Archd A. Peterson, 2Iy W, 32d st. lis remains ~ N
be taken TO Portsmouth, N. Ii for intern eut ytI
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The Political Aspect and It's Fearing on
ehs War.

TBr most significant feature that has bccn dis
closed by the present political canvass, IL the
unanirnity of the whole people upon the Union
question. Previous to the Presidential oonveu-
tons there was apparent diversity u op'nion
respecting tho subject of reunion a basis Of
peace, and the indications pointed strongly toward
"a sentiment in favor Of making the former subor-
dinate to the latter. The signs u this feeling on
the part u largo class and the encouI agemcut
which tic expression gave " the rebels,
mstakable. They In II an evidence Il grow
ing disafcction among the Northern people. They
regarded IL analogous H. thai division Of opinion
in England, which In 11s2 cuimin.,sd ia n cesaa-
ton of the for the suhuratioo of the American
colonies, and they lstlorcd themselves with the
belief that recognition was dawning upon the in
cipient Conieloracy. IL the Fremont movement
they forcsaw inevitable rupture III the
Republican party; In the PEACE faction they
beheld the little lcaven that wins detained
TO convert the Democracy into uurili-
ary Of rebellion. aud they fondly followed
that tie iermen,lng OF these politcd elements
would necessarily cvcn,ua,o in southern ndcpcn-
dcnce. II Il is true that "hope long deferred
mskcth tho heart Sick" what must be the degree
Of nausea with which the robels behold the present
aspect Of Northern politics. The Presidential cou.
yentons have all been held the several parties
have officially enuncisted their policy and afler
the usual chickering's among leaders the whole
political subject has sfted down into two parties,
both of which, while honestly differing upon sub
ordinate subjects hrmly planted upon the fun
dsmontal principle Of Union. This is the result Of
all the hopes, the desires and the fond anticps-
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. a, 1864.


I'M .,.rg ,,t,,,;ors h, tco,,,ia and Ni.souy "A
.,,.o, ..,... aud A. l,c,,eni,o. but f,r ~,
c.,tl.,. ,a,.I.,. lc rcs,,ll of ,ho active Union
-,.o,s now in ,r,,,ress In those s,s1s. We
..t..r ,t.... ,,.' t.,.,,,.s of a.. ,as. T1,us.
.,..r...,.. ,dyor,o If tho ,,i.l u, r,!es
t...,l,.,., On. ,u.raee. comm 1 oi by
,,,,,,,cd t.uior ,o,,,,a,,on. bu, are
NO cstril, lem, I'm i.,porapce Of tie preparations
u ,ur 4. ,ornls IN ,,e,co, and crush them Tie
py,l,c ia uucorsc,o,,.,v Affected by this one-sdcd
,,..c,e,, a. u,c c,se ,.,,, ,c.riv the same as a
t,r, IL influenced ,,,.1 1.uvc,,s Argument before
b.. o,,v.,s,,, t.s ,,,, -, ,l., Thiugs look black
,,,,1.,,,i,,., ,.. a, ,s,,,.lili work 10 remove
A.. ,ur,.,s,.,,, ,..,,l.,.i H. ,bc party that first
oh,.i,, 49,, ,,,ltt. ,- ror s,u. time past-in
..c, .y,, s,'., cc,,.,.l suF.y MA, sat down to re-
,,.suty. d, A..,,, t,r n forward movement
,h,,,.l.,,,,i,,i. ,i.,k in the s,lth and South.
,,.., o,a ,,-,IIi .,,,i, q, have had 1, all their
oo,, ga, ". now l.,r not unly that susuMAS's
,,, Il. IN, io, ,,, lut That our rule iu Missouri is
.crop,ry t,r,.,,,cd. fl sAolld he remembered,
,,s.,v,, fit ,.o have ,uet,la and aru,ie, 10Th in
Cc.ro,a and Missouri who nrc abundan,,y able to
tc,,vyb,. they won under far more niverae cir
r.msl,n.os tl,,, .uy ,ha, are now likely b. occur.
w. may have ecr,oua bs,,los I, GeoryisL but we
.e,i ,y,,, ,bc,r eur,,,,.,s yi,orous prcnara,ions
q, A.,,n,, shov roit. c,ucc,a 10 have formidable
cnc,,,os m cpcountcr anI lie appon,men, Of
f;c,cr,l pr.tpr, ,,n IN ,hc command Of the rebel
amy. In ,l.cc ,f i,,,,oI uoon. iudico,es that
hc,eaecr no ma, c,',,,,o,c ON cc,ycr advantages
,,o,, ,bc ,lp,J.r, Fl, tc c,,c,,v nv ,bi, time.
f;c,c.1 sn,Y,.>,s ,rcr,,,,ions have prob,bly
The sun., 1864-10-04
SOCIETY NOTICES.
A MOTHER yETERANGONF- RpoTI

A MOTHER Observation-Disclosures
worthy brother soldier. Col. Wm ButtTee see
This d.y. ,s ,nswsssIysn ,s 1t Of death and attend the
day, oct. ath. Let Ill attend. By or,iar n ~ RtV
h0Sp, BIis Gen.; Adm. DAILY, Col. ISAAC N.
PHffE- Ad9S PSI
SPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW YORK LIQUOR
=, psss,s society The regular monthly meeting
An q ~ O'clock, st the Metropolitan Roons I6o
Hessyr hesE e. by Srder p. w. ESGR Pres. JOHN
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHlH
4 Mathew L. n. T. A. II. society are hereby notified
70 attend their regular monthly meeting hi. Tur.-
day evening, the ith inst. 1t O'Clock. At their HAL.
81 brpmet It. punctuI attendance in fts Ine.tet.
there u husines Of irrrs-9nr 20 he transacted ~
T., Inc n'euci- az A-u 10 utatrd To- meet at Their
Hall on -unisy, the e'h. ~ O'Clock l. W. iu m re-
sAia- to proceed 10 l.ckfOn Hall, with uIu-c and
uni'e with the rat. cr Mathew 4. B. l. \ t. So
cietN anch 40 !, ia lc reception Of 'hcif Lty uut
heauliinl banner. JuliN BAkRl pfe.t. TIMOTHY
y, ! : NCih nc. Sc. l.j
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I'lRs.

EURS-ATENTiON, LADIES-NOTWITR
standing the high rate OF gold, the N Y. Fms
naa,iatnTins sa,ai 90. viii sell u Last years prices
hAies eaiilng early can take their choice from ouS
gsins al about half the price paid erew here Atsrins
niu repairing to the latest styles equal new NJ.
selpt gwen 10 purchasers 10 insure against mo,hs
begot 50 chatham st opposite Crooks' marble Ho,oL
s"s'2SG, hsnsxeE Look tOr the Mammoth. al "A
The sun., 1864-10-04
PSs.II'IiSE..

MASS MELTING OF PAINTERS, Tlumhcr,
.'ia and Giass staincrs and the tuidiur trade, 10
heicty Io- Ipncd iiom Thursday oct 9TH, TO Ihut4-
day, Oct. 18Th. IN oonscquence vi the Count, Noi.
mating Convention. to which Of tho allow. trpes
Me delegates. The iull Committee will meet al
Cooper Institute tridsy, Oct. 1th, NJ o'clock Pee
ofdtF ot t'mmlttce Of ARRANGEMENTS. gb~
18TH WARD UNITED DEMOCkA,l-
~ Hon. GtDkGE ". tRrlS and BENJ h.
BROWN, feJ' viii addfess their foloN citizens ou
tie Issues Of the day,st the D"nocr,c Headquarters,
corner Of lbh f. and sth ave IuesdAy ithi. eye-
ny, At :. o'clock, Iemociats aieudl ~ orde-
ALfkED MOORE. PrCst: u u. I. WOErE>DIhI.
JOHN !. REILLY, y. ItGWEil, Jr., Sec't.c.. II
ODD WARD TAMN ANY HALL Nc
- CLEttAN ASSOCIATION
iuhlc meeting ui th" suoVc A--otiition Will 10
held ut stWieihcr ef'- ital, sth corner Of iih
sta on Neine,dns evening. Oct. 3, 1N'i, NJ 4
o'clock. The ri.I9uns OF the Wud alo ft. ,tt.fll!y
iANred 70 att nd. lie e. loNing tinin nt sl,ak, n.
sill te present and addte'. the meeting Iious,
Fernando Wood Eoicit b. bradford. Michael Con
molly, Thomas {, iitid- Iloury Arcululll., Nie, II.
k4a'y, Esq., John 81 Soicy, Esl. Johu her an,
hsf. MFNNNhER WARD Chairman :. II AkKS
SltNAS, SECRETARY. az
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Government Hospital for the Insane.

Tnis institution WA built pursuant W AL set Of
Congress passed In 1859 An appropriation Of siOO-
100 WAS made for it in Angus, Of ,hs, year. It s
beautifully situated about two miles from the Cspi.
tol In Washington. Tie CasosIoLs Of that city
says ofh'-
"Ths wings u the brldiag contain sssh Ix
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a SSIGSEE SALE-WlLLIAM WTTIERS.
a Auc,'r. will .,l on Tucaloy, oct -, l~I u
u ococA w, ~ IL kivinetpn ~ cor thii-t,, tho
eulfu Htok ana IA ttCs oi foai gfJcvry store
astns OF ageuctal assortment. al
A UCTlON NOTICE.-CEOCKERl FANCY
n goods; WM.w -hIl.LEY, Nugtiouoer. rues-
a. Vci; an ly'co. = 1t - lcAn si., by H. IN:
civ aHd country retailers wanting cash harr aims 10i
a CCTlON sALE OF CROCKERY, ETC
HENRY T.. ~ ~, Aurtfr. viii r,,i OLA Iu.a.
DAY, Oct. All, a; Oociock 10 Barclay -t a rencrI
and seconds, china ga s,t.. flnr, anTc rla. .,f.
q ,ioois CAREFULLY NJ scked ot -lnppinf. 959
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
IlnituTe, II the rsldence l5t iVenty-irst II, lee
eorprsin. TIE outIfr content, OF tue houf ,er ~
ana diuins rom furniture of e,.ty de.cfiptou III
nes. ia me o.drr over sevi. H. l.. WEs1.
SQIl' Aucuonret. W IeriIoAoiu-ut ca" 81, - or
shihc, JlG
AUCTION NUIlCE-H. WILSON, AuC.
siIo"s. 3oo ca-r- this day. lur-irv oct Ith A. 10 .
oeioek, also con- ant, AZ p..Na,e sg,r. AS
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
a Tor liou-ck.cl' Al the e.esniit hous.hoid
furniture Of piivn. tsmily will be- -oll nt public
suction ths aite neon, at O'Clock, at 10 West s,h
or suts hri.s"'r aud incran CARPETS. curtains PANT.
Ines c.; aIso el tie paIoi, bedroom anu oIniny.
nom furniture pi the house. ll3
nAvID u. FGAN. At CTR, WILL SELL
y iRu.
tity VI soOd -ccondh'l lusuiutc caIc ,s, buleaus
b.dstehis, tables ctars' lounges ciocAery, nns.
Sc. sc. leg
DAWNBkOkER' SALt-1lilS DAY, Ar
lO1 o'cl,ck, at BELL a lNukAHAM' >. I.ooius.
. Sea Bo"ciy, so l1i- valuable pcit-I goods, CONS
pt-inf nnt Nhfi'y 81 men women ana chndIeLs
boots .aoe. Sc. i B oratr IT, ~ spains n t.
Nednt -lay, vtuHble slr 10y NJ. MtukliALk, 431
Grand It. lr.ds!, sn!o Ior L. NJ. WOLF, lJJ Ayrls
avenue. liy
pAWNBROkEh's sALE-W. \. LEWIS.
l. Auct. viii eli lu Ne"n, iLy, 9th. hy o-ier Cf W
Simpson, 90, - li.Wcry. Intte quaint " OF GOD
ail sllNrI Va e. ,Nt.iJ, pbtvir, &c. &c. sale 10
eIumence at lU~ O'Clock 1855
X FARMER, AtCI., WILL SELL THIS
ANs day, at ociCcA at IA Canal It ~ new and q Z
tFssre', bureaus bedseadr, char, tabic,, soabeaa.
nlitUi, NC. 15y
SHERlFFS SALE-RICHARD WALTERS.
~ Auct.; sei- tine dty, at al o'clock, Nos l12,
~ llO AMI IL Get 2,tu -, 40 tiAAl uac hlnua
used Tor covering ioop skirts, wire sterr'Ing ut.
ehluts- piii", btItng, steam cylinIef running ar
a Il other machinery. AlrO large Quantity of skiO
vre assorted, quantity Of ss fixtures, oihcc tuTni-
tui., mon safe rhatlns, platform soue-, &c. JAMES
Lynch, sheriff. II. KELLY, Deputy. l!6
GALE OF LIQUORS, WINES, CHAMPAGNE
day oct 3, m /, 3 ociocx H. li0wery l9O bis urbop
re, scotch ANA lli-h wnlrkey a. C.Sks bTaudlpsk
pIer and hit rin rum, port and sherry wines -
caser chanIa neu resaIs, tobacco, safe, &C, bee
ihe the entile rtock OF JOIN W. llBBl = Eaq l31
WlLLlAM ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE, Z
w Eat BToadN ay, fels On thls DAY, at Iux O'clock.
the contents ot the grocery store, 2Os Ave. C. neaS
lJth st. two hne countess sploudd glsss Gaze and al
othtr hNtdrcs' sc, lJJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. sehenck, Of Philadelphia, will be at
bis No. 81 Bond 81 New York. every Tuesisy,
from A. u. until 7. ~, 70 examine the lungs OF
eonsumlptves with his Respirometer, tor which he
charges three dollars but all advice free. Sehenoks
Pulmouic syrup Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills Ill consumption. and frequently in w I'D
yancel stages but II is always tcst to not put II oh
to- late. He alwsys hss iresh supply Of medicines
at his rooms, Which can he had At ali tlmct. l2J
Fall and Winter If you want Fall and
Winter clothing, 10 TO =. II. BAt.DWIN'S, ~ nnd Z
Bower. The LARGEST stck and In the city, and
proos le~. Chidren's department not e9ualled. SO
There II nothing better for Pain or " eak.
nee Ia the BACK. Breast, side Rheumatisin, Athu1
and Tor diseases Of the Lunsa Liver and kidneye
than kNAPP5 Indian Strengthening rlasters
General Depot, .UI Hudson st. sold by all drug
g.su. 12l
For the Hair and skin.-Barry,s Tricop-
herous. The beet and cheapest article. Sold ~ all
druggists. 80,
Wheeler a. Wilson's Highest Premium
Lick stitch sewing Aschiues No. 80 broadway izb
5.3O and 1910 Loans-FiNh National
baih, 3.s hid aye.-A pei cent coinnlssion siIoN
ssi iof AZ subscriptions. X. KELLY, President. \.
IHOMfsON, Cashier. S24
The sun., 1864-10-04

AlS"l'EON NOTICES.

A SSlGSEE SALE-WILLlAM WIT Frs.
4 Auctr- viii -.li on Tucallg, oct ~. j. T. u
II o'clock An, IT Ia kvurton ~, cor Christie, the
eulfu Hok ana IA tiCs o retain giJcvry store
astine of a general nssor men'. al
The sun., 1864-10-04
LOST AND FOUND,

T .OST ON SEPT. lST, 1864, A BANK BOOK
~ from the >eamen's Ssvinc-' Bank, u Wal at
Now lOik. Auy person RETURNING the same to East-
eIn llUtel will he rewarded. MM A. IEANFT n