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UNDERTAHINJG.

We will furnish Metallic, as well - Other ktnd of
Cofins made Of the best materials and In the lAtsss
and most approved styles on short notice fs6t
Having bad experience Of years in the undsrsAk-
ing business, hopo, by strict attention - haaA.
10 merit share Of public patronage, ~ n our tntn.
ton TO accommodate customers to The utmost 81
our ability. ..,.....r. .r..-.,.l
July 0 '6s FhtkhD oon
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to an unmely grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senstes
with the thunders Of eloquence walked 10 ecacy the
living lyre may call with full confidence.
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STRANGE RS

u. not your lives or health 10 the care OF tho many
Unlearped and worthless Pretenders dsstltute OF
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr. Jonn-
stons advertisements, style Themselves In the
papers, regularly Educated Physoanss incapable OF
Curing they keep you trifing month after month Ia
kng their filthy and poisonous compounds or rs long
ss the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair,
leave you with ruined health 70 sigh over your CALLING
disappointment. ,t..
DR.. Johnstoni the only Physician advertising.
His credentials or diplomas always hang In bis Once
His remedies or treatment are unknown 70 all Others.
prepared from Life spent in the great hospitals OF Eu-
rope; the first 10 I e country and more extsnnve
PJsyats Prasfise than any other Physician In the
world.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Ths many thousands cured at this institution yss
aftsr year and the numerous important Surgical Op-
erstons performed BY Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
rrporters of the "5un," "Chpper," and many other
napers notices of which have appeared again and agn
Before til public besides his standing as GENTLEMAN
Of character and responsibility, 10 sueisat susrnn-
tee to the afflicted,
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
ex-yo letters resolved unless postpaid aud con
txiig stamp 70 bs used on the reply. Peg,ons WI.
tsuz should state age, and send porEn
describing symptoms
JOHN M. yoHysrON, n. D.,
the Baltimcrs Look Hospital, Baltimore, NaryPd
dcc22-ly
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MlBLOS GARDEN COMMENCES 7i<.
IN Les and Manager NV WHEATLBY
SECOND WEEK OF the ceisbrated Lyric ArIise,
MILE vESTvAGI
titled ~-'f -
BEL DEnONfO
WHICH HAS DRAWN OVERLOOKING HOUSES
and achieved decided snccess
hter months oil Preparation, and an outlay OF
ts. MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Presented with new Scenery billiard and MaedOr.
Beautffni New Co tunes nv Mons Ph,lipe,
New Furniture and Appointments by s Wallis,
New Mechanical Con srivances nv Rnnyon 4 Bennett
Original Music under the direction Of H. b. Dodworh.
In the course OF the piece .
GRAND TARENTkLLA
composed BY S9n0r Ronzani and executed By Miles ATA
RfNA, ELLA, KRUGA. ROsINA ana BALLET OF Six.
teen Selected CorypheeA In addition auxiliary aid
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The prineipsi roles will BE- sustained by Messrs Eunan
J. ". Collier, ]. p. Hagan, j. O. Burnett, j. w Biasde
= B. Holiness MISS Ross Eytnse Mary Wells, skerrest.
Moore, &c &c. The
SEATS 6ECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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DRY GOODS.

A NEW DIRT GOODS STORE
"A At 7s7 BROADWAY
Between Eighth and Ninth streets,
WILL BE OPENED MONDAY, NAY So
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
BY J. 4 O. JOHNSTON, long connected with
UBSDELk PBlRSON. who recently retired.
ExCLUSIvRLY FRENCH pLUrING ONE TO TWEEN
u inches wide. All materials nuted in ussurpA sd
manner, 81 Mrs. 0OLDENg French Futing Establish
meuts IL Amity street. IN. "A gbock and half from
Broadway III Bescke rstreet baow ooser and
26l Fulton street Brooklyn N. B-No machinery used in
the genuine French futina4
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............".s.e..... ......ss ~ ,AoS,0AA ~
hundred and nfsy passengers, who will cross this
end leave Aspinwall this evening.
Pg Of interest has tfanspred since yesterday.
tner 10 Intensely hot; but the health Of the 18TH
laius excellent.
pited States ship CyaAe, Commander Law. Is 10
will remain until tho arrival Of the 8. Aarys,
p Will proceed 70 Acapulco.
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ee.s, nos - unpleasant a. 70 compel TO
Pher waters, provided the vessels escape
used ny. II would be . great triumph
fru TO wipe out tho squadron OF Spsin,
|, Commissioner and all, before additional
could arrive; and they should strive 10 do
| means, and thus defeat 10 detail 0 forcs that,
htrated, would give them trouble. When hostili-
kmence In earnest there Will be but little mercy
% either side. The Peruvirns have every thing 70
| for, and they will fight with the greatest deter-
p and obstinacy. There wii be no Spanish Peru
~, as there is . Mexican French; but the people
as one in their determination TO drive the hated
Of their soil into the Pacific ocean, II II 10 within
Pwer 70 do so spAin will dad . war with Peru
fd 70 travel II will be more troublesome and
Pc than San Domingo, and she may depend tbst
not ouly have Peru 10 contend with, but every
PHI the republics OF South America
Pxt steamer from the south Will also inform us
rse CHILD will pursue In regard 70 the difficulties
Spain and Peru. She cannot stand by and see a
Ting republic overrun BY the Spaniards, when her
|stence Is depending upon their being driven from
pf South America. Bolivia must also JOIN IN, and
Also, even with her small resources; for all are
crested in opposing Spain 70 the utmost.
ry1 PARMA, May IT, 1854.
|ssamship Constitution, Commodore Watkins, has
from San Francisco. Che brings the following
PanO. .....ssssss.ssss.s.... .$o50 oc1 ~
York;. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1oO.ZSS "
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ANTHOLOGY.

a b. MAuRICR GRRAT AND REAL AsrR0LoGsR.
"A TIE advice OF this real Astroloser, MAukIcE
e fs ~i The hand Of Fate Sas each
Individual aud The planets hourly pointing ca she dee
~ o. rnss ~ the Of he sars and
world the above science to regard 70 .nd
with several that living mortal ever hnew befor
Be ". ssss est s % deers. Tie
husband wife; tells the very dav you WI marry
nc md s1s. he Seseres r,e@ds points
eneme and Of al future danger good ust h
Ss 81 f long ne ans ~
s% so'f Maurice s 10; isss YORK. r. %
gel the outlines q your whole ,s. Al nours
S IN, n ~ .ns sSe eenss Gents. g.
A n he nnsed states than Dr; q. o. and Mrs 9, D.
Sc !" q
ss seh conT,ssip .assi. srs a. cling %Sys:
s :~'s sss . Sssa the .ies party de q no
q r. e. sa s ns sey w Sssr e
msst medicines best adapted 2 the sick persons
Ladies e inns ssS $ q s %
amns lions made once TO Greene street. bsow Prince
BRooKLYN cLAIRyoyANT-nApAaE .oLin
PoOl s disease s,ns sasde
absent friends and sonsuits on lie add business
Charts on destiny given. Send stamp for particulars.
., spsv y Can RE and IL you
wsh the truth give Al Der residence % Thompson
street, near spring N. B.-Lueky numbers gwen.
MADAME Rosa the GREAT sATy yIas .h okHs s
:% the cradle .. s a Tsrd n ssar
AIRS E D. DANFoRra, oLAIsyoYAnT,, AMP sh,. az KS
M ne,c Physician late from sosn between Amiy ss
She has an once se i prepared 70 heal ck and
diseases Mrs .'s.s .'' w n has bad eleven
yea, ~ sc WITH sceai succ-M IN uanee WI '''"
s Assess : -''''' WV
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NEW SKIRT ToS'ssA
Anew and great invention IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
1he .pSplsI E!lipsic' Cor double, Steel sprins
the Of the and the exclusive anufac
Of thia
J. w. BRADLBY6
Patented "Dupless Elliptic" ssssl Spring
This Invention consists II duplex two) elliptic steel
springs ngenously braided tightly and firmly together.
edge ede making the toughest most elastic terrible and
durable spring used enabling the wearer c0nso
qlepo ts great elasticity and de1ibleoe.a plsoe and
veu.sncs g am or muslin rcsS IL entirely ehviasss and
senoss the objections hoop skrts-vis The annoy
the well the pubc sspcee1y Ii crowd
cd assemblies carriages railroad church pews h
crowded from the difficulty OF oontSAcng 20
and occupyug small This entirely The d
ncuy while giving the skirt the ususl full and synmercAl
FORM and The sh.es most styl.h and graceful appear
Auce Tor the street. opera promenade house 6reos
lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great
yesence Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt for
single day WIN Afterwards wney dispense with the
o. them Thew me hest quality 70 par and By
far the RbesI durable comfortable and economical
skirt make Merchants win Be supplied above and L.
dies Ia p0 nra e)ass retail stores IN this city and through
out The dherent S1atea
DUPLEX ELLrPTIC SPRING SKIRT.
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TnB DRAFT POSTPONED.
TWELVE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
CHANCE FOR PArRrOTa

II having been determined that the city OF New York Il.
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
men, in ITS quota under the Presidents 16OU men,
able re Ming q the quota possible BY
patriotism OF the citizens Of this county them in
raising the twelve hundred and seventeen needed
thus save the country from the O draft
The County Volunteer Committee win pay the following
bounties until further notice: - - -s
FOR ARMY RECRUITS $500
FOR NAVAL RRcRUjiTs ron THREE lEXis........ SO
FOk NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARS ....... 100
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAh.......... 100
county premium q $40 win also be paid bringing
Of SO and county premium Of $40 win be paid
Let the citizens OF York make grand Add nnal
rally to from the impending draft
g GODFREY GUNThER. Mayor
MATTTIt W T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ELIJAH f. PuRDY Supervisor.
ORISON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
ORISON BLUNT,
NEW YoRE. May II, 1854.
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NAY %, 1864.


MILITARY AND NAVAL.
A LII DISCHARGED SOLDIERS FoR WOUNDS RE.
"a csived in battle, one hundred dollars Is due
oSer osms A' Brown pskIp6Sss = ana
Military Banking oics, No ) Para place.
HIGH oAsn BONUS PAID FoR SUBSTITUTES
~ for drafted aso for art llery infantry
and cavalry choice Of regmena Apply early a. 80 Lspe
4 cHANcE.-LARaE CASH BONUS FOR AN ABLE
Good pay, cothna food Apply early 10 MARsELLB,
W Lispenard street.
A FEW GOOD MEN FOR ARMY OR NAvY-THE
eix snbsutes rs morning Substitutes fI nished
detsy United States General Recruiting Office No aesn
-FOUR SUBSTITUTES WANTED FOR BRooKLyE--
$50 cash In hand-Thes also have she privilege u
sss ch.Ssm Square, eau
/, :. = - S'- '' REMARK CO.
COOP NEws. GLAD HRws,-sUssrfrUrEs DAN
~ join the navy Big cash bonnties Money hand
q soon 90 passed. the doctor aud right
; S TSs ne s be-. news yet ca me souny and
NEW roaK COUNTY 5, yo, s sa coanITrsE
csa'sa oai.ssf ss ss:ss: ~ ssssss,
10000 VOLUNTEERS wANrsn
c5 So r' soys 4; ~:
UNITED STATES ioUsTY sddi;ion. To- @
Applic.ou: 70 30 made p:rson. !. ,he emo: q Inc
Any bringing the army 70 this once
S.SsgS$SSsSSsf a ssss.ss 1 Ss":,,,,.,
Ei Ii5}xSSIi SgsPpxx; s ssRR s.s:;,,.,
s s6EosE JID Ixss Rs. sSGs;, :sa..r
oRlsox s sI1n;i V Snsirmss.
SHyr 1o;pAy-AsD GET = BIG CASH sousrY
mp y anoheT The beat change ever offered. Apply at
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|of Edward Hunter for the Alleged
|Acr OF his WfEe-Ths Son and
|ghtsr OF the Prisoner Witnesses
kAss Him-Interestlng Testimony,
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| BnppOrtFd by
EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
q. L. Fox's Comic Panfomime Of
THE 9OLDEN AXE.
Mr. @. L. Fox, Mr. @. X. Tony Dener and Mia Mar
n
To conclude tn the Drama of
THE WILD BOY OF BOHEMIA.
Miss Fanny Heyrng X. DENY Mr.. G. L. Foy and Mr.
Harry Chapman.
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EOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
IL first will leave New York the Sd, 18th
and sd Of esh month"; except when these dates fan
day whom the day Of departure win b on the Monday fol-
freight passage apply the only eges Bowl
Ing Green. d. b. ALLEN. Agent
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NCHoR LlNE-sTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND
ship, CALEDONIA, Captain Craig, s intended TO sail on
Saturday June from pier Al North river This steamship
fitted the approved style insure the comfort
and safety Of passenee Rates Of including
supply cooked provisions-Cahins, SS6
and S7o interediate ~ s.eerage payable in cur:
reucy. Apply to FRANCIS MACDONALD CO., No. .
Bowling Green.
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cAsHBERo PAYS THB HIGHEST PRICE FOR
IL. ladies' and geptlemen's Cast on Clothing PARTIES
-,sA assa :. s!.e.ins . sss.ses: y 49,. rSsnsA
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10 wAvBRLEy PbACB.-MADAME BEhBDICT -
a containing The sale Of her Paris Millinery stock =,
sll further reduction price the whole has 10 he
cleared out tins week Call earl, bargains The
h~vsA er<s for maniac nAAis avssaAs "a
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II 70 call
wEnNEeDAY. JUNE J. 1884, AT 5 O'CLOCK p. u.
The United States mail side. wheel steamship
EVENING STAR,
w. r. Bell commander,
win sail above from pier II North river foot Of Houston
street.
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
10 Barclay street.
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UNoR HAVANA VIA NASSAU, n. r.
II The British and North Amorsan Royal Mall Steam
Packet Company CORSICA, Captain L. Mes
will san fer the above uorts from the Companys
sxrUxDAY NAY 4, and on saturday, JUNDIs
Passage money TO Havana. bO
Parable m gold or he equivalent
No freight received on day before sailing
-rp" =. CUNARD.
No Bowling Green.
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A rTENTIoN. AT TIE FEW STORE NO. ia THIRD
n avenue ladies' gentlemen guaranteed 10 receive
ths nshss price: for each article Of Cas-. o. Co.hns Fur
Please remember and Try O. MIsH ia Third avenue near
Fourteenth street ladies attended BY Mrs Msh Orders
from Brooklyn and vicinity attended To-
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LroR HAVANA DIRECT
The United States mail side wheel steamship
EAGLE,
J. j. LAwRBNCg Commander,
win leave per No Nerth river On wednesday, June 2!
cleck p NJ precisely for Havana direct No fr0gh
bills Of lading signed the day sailing Al
letters must pass through the Post ONCE.
sPOfi6kb, TILesroN 4 Co,
- Broadway.
The sun., 1864-09-29
TRADE NOTICES.

IRON MOULDERS UNION OF y. "a
i sscia .Acouas III b. held this evening At Jur
iconA 81 B,scry II 10 oSpsssIcl tha, Ill .lo meai-
bcfr an ia. city will be prsAcnt. JAAES Carlo Ii,
Pres, l.. PENDERGAsT, see ~
MACHISiSTS' ASSOCIATION No. 1, or
lVA New York There vii! " q. ole. ton of off GER.
VI the alove Aasoc. hold A. their .vons, isI
BOscry, thus Lhurrday oyeLing, sept zrh. 1854, at
- o'ootk Nenhsrs are re ,uefied " !. t-netuAl la
Nb bnclrc ~ oIdor OF WM klSGilDKN Pf,s. .
tlAo. u. HYDE, sec. 10
NUritE--FO THE MEMBtRS OF THE
4NN,itie Ioliahci~ ald Rubl.rF I j. s.eiety-A
sis-ai ricetIns viii lie held In Ros-tiil Hotel ~
S.cond ave- On IhnIsday evening, seIS. ~ a. ~
oco'k. ~ neinher' arc ,uestol ~ To prcscat as
bu.nees OF In portance sili 10 transacted By order
Of PAIHlCF OuANIAS, fres. iiiOS. ROONEY,
sec .ys
DLUMBERs-TO THE MASTER PLUMB
L .rs-At meeting NJ the Joufn.y men Plumbor.
society, uae lie ninousiy rusoiysd, thsf on and AZ
ter the LIST OF October, s.ses will be 81 aud per
dAy. \. STEPhkNs, Pres't J. DOkSAl, Sec u ;
'INHE SEVENTH WARD MCCLELLAN CAM
pilga club will meet at The Oh station house Gov
eine1T Up on Friday eyenin;, Sept. 3ytn ,5t. ~
order, JOHN J. BLAIR president I. N BARTER,
seciotaTy. 2g3
The sun., 1864-09-29
DEATHS.

tALQE-on Tuesday, 27th inst o, the r-.,der,ce
o. @ ~ 1tns.-in,l.y James Kelly, DlnieL ycunscs.
Ihe saner4 will take pi.ce on Thursday, 2pta ina.
ociock. iom bis late residence, ri fyins Pisrc
and thence v 81 fst.r's Church, barclay ,tree,
Ihe f1ends o. the family, and those OF hrs Mothe,s
yonn and William, are rs9uss,od 10 attend. vJiis..t
'uNno' mvitsnoo SIe
.MURPHY-On Tuceday, Sept s7th, Michael A.
Murphy, eldest sou of the late Pstricx Murphy ssed
1 years. months and W davs '' 'e'N
i ~ funeral " III take place from the rr.ideneo of
hk n.other, - East sth Due notice OF ,ho June
fA VIII To si'en Ia 10 o-iaorros's tfridzy! paper aO
O'DONSELL-On Sept 2I,li. Ms. Anne C'non.
nell In the ooh year Vt hes sge much regretted hy
fe5 ftenfs ami relations
her friends are iuvitcd TO attend the funeral, a,
her lao isjiieu~e, Zsy Mulberry o., on 1huI I.aAy
ate noon, sept ~, Al Sc.ork. 2R
SCASLAN On Tuesday, Sop. %, John Seaman,
nstse Of the County rippolsrJ, reiADd IN the s4ih
yesi Of biz Ase
dhe feis'es ard friends Of the family rcspect-
iuy inviui W attebd the tunsfa, fIoni hs late
denc'- $50 Grand e. on 1hursday moruinf, sept. 70,
~ " ecolk- W 81 yAry's Church. where Requiem
luSh Sss- s he offered tot the re-s~l OF his soul,
sod nom honco o Calvary Cemetery for intsr-
hcn1. Ia
The sun., 1864-09-29
Toe Prcsum, ,,ion OF pcl,,,cia,,.

Tr- extent W woch profess on, politicians pre-
<urno upon the ignoraco Of the indrs,ri,l clnsses
3s ns bold and audncicus gu the part ol tho former,
HsW importing ut and Insulting 70 the inelllycncc
of the latter. Thcy 70 base The wL 10 course
N Their action upou tho Hypothesis that met who
cam their living by honest to sr. u. subjects Tor
nhe practice Of mpDsi''on-,Aai by u lt,lo csrc.ui
management the? can be used im desired pirpases
and no made the tnere suppan, tools of willy lead.
ora.ip From this starting point they proceed to
tho work of gradually toning their supposed
dupcs tn thc desired consistency TOR moulding
into available political tools Tins require caution,
and the most doxterous man ipulanou. L. will not
do to boldly reveal the =. II in view. nor to dis.
close the dcsgn by lnjvdiclous haste But tho Pre-.
'cssionl politician s never At loss Tor expclcnts
u accomplish his purposes, aud new trap IL
sprung upon tho expected prvy. They rcnioml.r
tho fable of the wolf in shccpa clothing, and pro-
coed to protitby the example They accordingly put
ca the garb Of humility, afes; tie most gushing So
icitude for the wrongs ot the working c,rsscs
assume lugutrious exprcsnon oi sympathy and
co''oenco and endeayor 10 inslnuatc theuscly ~
'uto t.yoT by excess ot hypocritcsl nnyie,v fur
tho public welfare. w7ru they imagine that ,his
'''H' 80 N"' P'"si"iA'le Hh' Dtth reHchei--Nhen
'hcy Conclude that the ipJuatria classes sre sut.
GENTLY blinded with rorarl to their purpos.s-
1hoy proceed to 40 Dcxt feature OF tho nicelv
arranged plot The po,iticans very well know
shat The people are sollcous for rcfuIn-that they
d"si'o improvements u. the city guvcrnmcn; and
are anxious to secure the necessary ey,slatlon for
those purpopel. In these desires the ptoir,sopnl
politician ds'oVers ~ thcr supposed vulnerable
point for tho practice o' his hypocrisy The iesut
is that ho Is su'dculy transformed into the faoo,
cla'noruus apostle OF rciorm lie proposes to brir d,
about the most boncfccnt iorm Of ,oycru,p,,, ,Ao,
ever dawpcd upon people lie IL determines L.
have noihing short Of mum -lpal millennium, and
fairly boils over witt indignation VI the mere
rcuuon Of abuses prevalent IN the city oycrn, nt
This ,abcau is designed to immcss the working
ases w-ah tho honesty and sincerity of tho poll.
:. ans but, Hke great deal OF oihcrwise good
"tag, 1t 10 ltttlo overdono Taking 1t for grant.
O. hat the honesty ->odye has lccn elective they
Iroei " the last stage of their labor This 10 the
"Aos' ac''cste OF AL and requires tho most dos,er
Gus management To avoid exposure tho working
e'ass'S must be gently drawn into the political
net and made 70 endorse tho ossensble policy Of
rH"m' Ah the arts and wilcs OF the politician are
tce called INTO rcqifsition They know that the
poTe have already brn 40 oaen deceived by
pn'issa' tiggcrs that there In daryer Of tho deoep.
t,pn bring discovered But desperate epds rsouir,
desparssa @ssas and the yCasurV Y msdo shs d.
The sun., 1864-09-29

Wholesale Prices Of Csapsry Prsducc.


New fonk- ThursdAy, Sept ss, 1854.
Ths decline in sod, 1t y ~ bo bopod. will have =
sAutsry effect upon the Produce Market In short
time. speculrto.s rho bought extensively Ut hish
pricea with the idea that gold would still further sd-
vance. and send up the price Of produce, are begin
Ming to feel r'tAer "shAky," ind ase ia terrible
dresd Of the panic which thrcatena ensu them ia
ruin should the nurife orc continue u dow D.
ward courpc. those speculAtors who have suddenly
made forunes at he expense OF the p,or, may have
orcs,ion To dSsorse suide ,ly,h aasirs continue TO
~e.s their present ~pst A armer ;oDe Ia noticed Ia
the meat market, though there Is hing special 20
note. Pok is little lower, while mutton aud yoa Q,
rule ~ last week. Butter and cheese at . COL
pe'e stand still, scacoly any thing doing, making ou
quotations entirely nominal Apples are plenty, but
dull except tho hest do ecriptIon-, which vante
for shipment. f,arp como In freely and cell well.
Poech.s ate no. 90 plenty Of late, they 50
good. orsI-s sro plenty, OF good quality aud cheap.
Potatoes are Ia large quantity. aud co-c tame, with
not much doing Onions have Inc reascd In supply. as
e.der fsurcs. E9r- are sithcut material change,
tie demand absorbing tho supply last they come
to market.
Orange Co pail ..hCa5t ys.ato dairy, Fl .4tA5o
wech Prime. .tle45 lGre~e nominal
Ohio pr;n. '0sod 80 s..S Lna' tub ''.''lsAs'
ZOOS
s,s Js"sy en-. '2ss 2ssss sY s:ste DO, ssa2s
FRrnH srArA
Reef aides ..1lhli To.k ............ iGs.cH
su.,on, er,ca'e-'.' ~ l-;ib'' per lb.....-a-
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y, Y. State Prime ?lr99 Ohio 7,2O
| do oDm 10 gocs.ijsi ltnrish Dairy. 1923
bAIEn rEurr.
Cherries rs 30 lBlsrkborries -. l4s1s
Iiunb.. .........sta.i I. 80. Ia rTOs 43akJ
PesciC .26r27 lAppie. 90. llalls
frunc.. ......... ... 2 WboI iIebenis.. .lS.ly
CuIIant3...... ..5aS
McsrcrA bh B cc5 5irrince Alber,s 37Ssi "
Buckeycs ...-,.I csi j., Peach Blows 0Va5 u.
Ssec, Po,giO. g O.5 OJl pinkeycs q oOai 8,
| ~ konAAils 5000. 4 t>ss4 D.
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Rhubsrt foI do,en. @ Mu,k MelouA bbl.2 ycs3 0c
lAslev, 10 Schs.S .Dh5 lIu:. Tr'aps bhs Sla2 u
Celery, bunch. Crab App. 75al "
CaIIotA lU bunehe... 4 iiussis Turplps .....l 10
Slunshea buk't bJa1J Drsnso., Ier lox 0lat u
Red OnIons. Dbl. 4 IJa5 W, hol S g-46 "a
fcuo~ Ou'pnA q Wab t'cats bbI. Z sva3 "
Locks per lVV 0lay wi kadish pei 100. ,5al I.
Sprouts tss .tSb, lolns On,onA.. UaI U
Salad ior ..,, ...,...lS Spiunase, bb ,......O II
Carraats, pc .IO hickory SutA bush II
Apples Ne~t sIa5 " Chessnata span. ib.. 81
We rurrip, Dbl bm2 noI NmopdA tsl.h II uAl x
Com Apples II .6aJ go " alnutA hush.. ga II
Tomato. bAsht bIrl u ircen Pea i 0Al li
wstcs Mel. sSaS20 per iul Pesrha, 1ek't i OUal Il
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