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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

The NEW York HERALD which has "a
ways given its support to Met lella19,
speaking the other day of the prenIacia4
mento of the, Chicago Convention that
the war is failure, said:
"UnquestiCnably they, like sens ible
men, talk of the things they know most
about, and when they speak of the war
they mean Gen. MeClellan's part of ie.
We can, therefore, agree with the Cir
cago Convention on this point There
is no doubt that the war, as carried OF
by the nominee of that Convention, wa3
a most decided failure"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

CHILD DRowNgD.-On "Wednesday au
a little child of Patrick Kelley, OF Wa
than, aged nearly two years, was ac,.
dentally drowned in q hogshead set IN
the ground for cistern. 1t seems TINT
the child was accustomed to raise II,
, cover Of the cistern and throw in chin
4 Or amusement, and that missin,
til cir baby, little shoe near the Cister
"a ided the parents to the place whe,
bde drowned child was found. The COVE
If the cistern was closed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

SHERp.-D. f.. Robinson of shorebsn
exhibited some sheep at N. Y. State P,'
and took S24 in premiums and sold m
two years old ewes for S24e per hat
his yearling ewes for $500 per head 4,
one yearling ram for $3.50, making in
S2450 for eleven sheep.
Merrill Bingham and H. F. Dean
Cornwall exhibited a yearliug ram
the Addison County Fair, for viii,
they were offered $4,000, aud refused
accept the offer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

The FAM AT FAIRHAv sN.--Hon. r. e.
Woodbridge will be present and address
the Western Vermont A Agricultural Asso-
citation at Sheir Fair to be. held in Rair-
haven on Wednesday of next week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

PIoKPooKRrs.--The pickpoeket, d,s.
driving business at the Addison Conn
Fair last week. Eight or ten cases Y
pocket picking are reported, ipvolrio.
sums from 5000 downward, and we Nos
no doubt thatJnany more We're relieved
Of their wallets who do not advertise /,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

Ma SONIC The Grand Royal Ard
'Chapt er OF Vermont was in session d
st. All ans Oct. 9th, and was largely at
tended In the afternoon session thu
foilowa lg officers were reelected for TIT
year em ulng
GamaA lei Washburn Of Montpeer
drand "a Oh Priest Leverett B. Engle.
by; of Ba Ellington, Deputy Grand Hg,
Priest; Ia prace Strickland, of Bradtopi
G-and I9A 9; Edward 8. Dana, Of New
Haven, era nd Scribe John B. Houeg
beck, OF B1 Ellington, Grand Secrstary
william Ga shaw of Burlington, Gram
Treasurer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

GALLANT BEHAVIOR or THE Ninth YER
moNT-The Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
now attached to the Eighteenth Army
Corp, galaully charged q rcdoubt du-
ring the lighting Of the 28tl s,t., and
captured Is vita three guns and q NUM-
Der of prisoners. Their loss was two
killed and j. number wounded
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
By reference to our advertising columns,
our readers will find q new time table
for the running Of passenger trains on
this road, which goes into effect October
10th. We would again cali particular
attention, to the train leaving Bellows
Falls a. $50 o'clock, A. NJ, reaching
Rutlana at 9 A. NJ, and Burlington at
- NJ, by which passengers can go
through to Montpelier, during the session
Of the Legislature, scithoat change Of sars,
arriving at Montpelier at $50 P. NJ,
ana free return tickets will be given
them.
This arrangement goes into effect in
season for the Mass State Convention to
be held at Burlington on Tuesday next
when persons attending it will also be
carried for fare one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13

tn. SEVENTEENTH REsIMEsRs - The
Burlington Times publishes the sub
stance of letter rom Quartermaster
Sergeant Jas. c. Lamb ofthe Seventeenth
Vermont, which says. that the regiment
went into the battle, of Friday Sept. 80,
with two hundradiand fifty Iaen and
came ont one hundred and twenty-five
strong. Lieut.. Col. Charles Cummings
we are sorry to say, is reported killed or
a prisoner. Capt Eaton, Co. D, is wound
ed, and Lieut.. George W. Tebin, Co. F,
wounded and a prisoner.
The Seventeenth are still part of the
Ninth Army Corps and undoubtedly
were among the troops that were re-
pulsed by the. enemy on the S0th ult.
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Local and stat , items.

NEW Livery STABLR.--See advertise
ment C. +. Richardson in our col
umns this morning.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13
Of the day being also the marshal of the

The exhibition was continued GhrGugh
a part of Friday, and as the crowd was
smaller, better opportunity was afford-
ed to those who remained to view the
various works of art with satisfaction.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13
Davis Seeding, LIST premium, David SEQ,
Held.
Pumpkins premium David SEQ
field "a J NJ Ormsbee

Pumpkins.-lst premium, David SEQ
tield % nj 0rmsbee,
Citron.--lst premium, A Walker,
Sugar Beets.--lSt premium, ii II Mer-
ritt I'd Frank Chandler; 81 Abel Wal
ker.
Squashss. list premium, III II Merritt;
I'd Stepheil Parkhurst; 3D. John Fletcher
Carrots.-ist premium, Henry Lord.
Turnips. LIST premium, IL A Sum
aer ID II IL Hewitt.
Crook SquQ. 'hes,-lst premium,
3 NJ 0rmsbee.
Tobacco Plant lat premium, IL Ii
Merritt.
Radishes.-lst pfenh I'm, a Draper
Con.-lst preminm, ID Scohela q
John Engels; Sd L I EdtA m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-13
w W. RUSSELL, Electro Magnetic

w Physician, has opened his house OF w w
tage Street, for the reception Of invahds VINO ~
suffering under chronic complaints. He -
treated NeSyoa8 Didleulties, RaeumatisIa, CO.,
ie Diarrhna, Fe11ala Weakness and az olss5
alisiag frgni 5isarlarsd state a the s52ies 80
kianeys Si.l UNPARALLELED success. 81
havs I'D fsBa1es 81 al ether Fga-sisel Rl5
lvield 60 this sll potsnt roTer, ..,.,rsble
tsgIas. slgfii Ia zbsans Toe lass week y vsH9
mOhth wv
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W. ~ least comysa - hsAsy esssaissd
Thu, ,hcse looee, dis,cinssd iorceA svsa b ess Of
concentration can ever b rendered capable Of
r.aurnns the offensive against Genrsl snzRrAs's
victorious army, seems Absolutely out Of the qoes
ton. That any serious impression can he made
ur,n bis line seems even n,orc doubx,il When
sn.aS.s's army hung outside Of Atlanta suspend
ci fo% weeks by . slender thread n railroad from
The North. the main rebei army under Hoor, and
the cloud Of guerrlsa, failed 70 make any impress
don upon 10. The utmost shey can nov do Is 70
watch and operate upon our nsnhs and retire a.
We advance but even this they will NOE Be long
allowed 70 do General samsAs Is organizing a
plan Of campaign ,hss win, in due tine Cash Union
convictions into ,he hearts Of thu people u that Ell.
tire region. Other States besides Georgia will scon
rue for sdmi saon " uo old Union, At the inaiga-
ton OF the Grand Peace Army OF the gallant
bunhAH.
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Trr Confederate organ Of his city which achieved
. ~r-Shei nosUie,y by affecting 10 rcpuiis1 the
Union manifesto Of General McCInLAS, yesterday
pas,,ej is principles 70 logical conclusion 10 an
article upon the pesos movement in Gcora% q
which the 'cilosing is \ specimen sample
The Withdrawal OF Georgis from her sister states
~ The Coniederscy In This hour Of their supreme
tr>l, is supp Gtion that involves depth o. bos,
sHss which dispasNonste witnesses must sirnt
eonhiois directly with Oil the teachings " the point
zeal history o. the States Of the south. Thst oN-
pianssion q ,he 'Georyis policy"s nat more ,nfs.
mous than absurd
The "depth Of hsseness" which the Nrws states
hs been exhibited BY the Georg al leaders in te~k-
Ing W return 10 The Union, Is Ia reality tnsnfes'e
In far greater degree by n rshern journal, Which,
| While prc,endins 70 sdv,cs,e 'Iesce" denounce-
GOvernor BEows and Vice -Presiden, AIkx.spu
srsrHKss for seeking W avert the horrors OF war
trcm the ye pie Q. their STATE II is plain thsi The
only 'pe>e" favored ty The Nrss is one basel upon
Ire ussr overthrow OF the Cnou. According u this
| previous sd,r q peace" var nlua GO on until
sbs iDdependsDcs not merely VI the COnfeierscy
bu, sl.o Of sbe respective s,sses sbo,utely sccur
| 81. Ths peace doctrine with o vengesnce
With Cypp~rheaiisn thrown Into the barysin.
ye-ly. certain stripes a New York Coppsrhcsis
OF HrEop HkEop In her impr.cticable treason.
They are verse aud infinitely more rsbd than
those Who wee r. the 10 nor born. Here is another
spsirnen from the Sr~s for working men and
| vosers so ponder ever:
neither Governor Bows nor Mr. sryrnsrs can
BE suspected OF conserving 10 any arrange nsnt
~hs.ever that would expose their Ststs To the In.
fry - deeertn g In the hour OF their bloody trial,
| a 't.rs ,o whom abe has pledged her faith.
Ths, ~ill do for the present!
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NE rrOcl gucrras in the South and South ives,
have displayed unusual activity during the Las,
IL" "eeAs' They are sufficiently numerous 10 be
7orm'uaolc ~ UNITED AMI organized but IL has been
Only recently that any attempt has been made d,
concentrate them for regular military purpo~,.
hnh'rio they lave moved like comets in irregular
ofpitN 'oIuny and going at uncertain int<rv.,s
apparently without purpose or object Nons Of
'"'~ S-h.e'ed anything. Even tie most
'N-'' ~ OF Nese guerrilla gsngs--thas un.
N'' JOINS MORGAN Jailed ~ exercise any
hppfecAhe influence upon tie area, issues Of
'le e~'"pasn For the hrst time however. ,hev
Ut" present lht ey..ences of an ordering hand IN.
recent Jews Indicates that al the rebe, torc,. hot,
tHeFfil" atd regular, ~ the South and ,1,th. w.s,
are ""a * towards common conu. H. tn, ,r.,
pace "tA''h 1upp according t,a lisrAt.h ,,nr,
ut : I'if, o. Nat - lnov.uy to,,ar!3 III,
'f"b"'i' ' 81. a4a,a aud B, Is significant ttA,
N".''N ''.ti l'r''' ~ \ sans.s N.sso,ir,
i'hp'-'' Nn' Goo rEiau-e AZ tcudin IN that i,rre.
non '.''. l's i'r.,Vturr.el the object q. cic,rIy
" attempt e. D.l'- 's.kCtl,ral snasA> and en-, az,
me- ''mnuu.e'' 'rs, ct ~ least threaten them an
ir ~ 70 proven ..i. from advancing further IN hi.
'T'or OF victory. I-tse movements appear 20 n.
" 'i'N'' - "''' "ANh Al per son, " 10
I'd tai' to he IN Nscoa They ,ccir, however, too
lac lhcrc WAS u slime when a concentration Of In.
e'nr" rtr trce- III the south snd south.we nigh.
nave NJ e 'ea Coz 'ral surE.As's progress broken
W upon his mes OF communication, and forced
h'm :" 'n'' lack nu. the golden opportunity was
Fs'' anu ShTaAAN ~ now in position pos only to
prevent We 'nemy from concentrating any large
'ofce III That reslu', Int also 70 guard his own
INES when General HooO received tho beaten
army OF his superior General JoaHsros, il was
probably in better condition far III purypsss Of
ATTACK and defence than 1t can now 10 rrodersd.
even by The edition Of wHrnu'A Fo,nssr,s
sho r1ost foTceS and the score Of othsr
guerrilla lAndi hsi nfoa hal rn9ion. i,
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Prces and i.r~-pecIs

49, = cf:3sslS except tie suseula
'o-> have reas ; r,'oee At TIE clutnusI fall 10
so f~--- ~ eio-l pr.cs ~.s 10, max ng
A7.frusi .--'a.c t~cli. ave I-r cent. IN The
~sice 1' Ne .--tacs VIII mouth Aetchsn.
c1e and T. s.Ha- Wish slow T. reGn
zoe tai V go... have At lad suo unbed.
and now nearly an articles % general con.
-uiapcon are tom tea - ,wsa.y POI ceu'.
cheaper. Four 7esterLAy lei, seventy i've oents
. harr,i = dotle ,. nm ,br,e 10 nv. dollar.
barrel withir = inouth Pork vas also {. ID dollars
barrel cheiper aud ostie sold lower on all grade.
Cof'ee. sugar an tea arv cheaper Is retail (; the
former N from I've to tcu ,entA pound lower and
Che latter three H. ory goods u ere Ia . cons det,
tSe deductIu averaging as much as thirty Der cant
sn some cases. TIE .peculators Of Course,
sinsr ercrely from tAiG q, ndition Of affairs but
t5c honest merchant, who bough, 10 lis whea gold
Wa. go, Low rocs.ar.ly hoes, when Il has fallen
90 lHg THIS is an evil in.i,icnt h. the ysrinil. "a.
tnre Of our currency, but II 81 ono whici. In this
case, iuurcs ~ the bcuott Of eus,omorS who have
been too long srhlc'lcd 10 e,orb,,nut rates. IL
Will not he safe however Tor perso US to speculate on
the pcrman,n,o OF the pes.ut low prices, and
launch out IN par ha 90 tin VIII create All aru.
pela' demand 'ud again help to send up prees
with rush. We are not gong 10 have resump.
non oi sTee.' payments until after the capture o.
X h'nonG the defeat u LEE. AID she contraction Oh
he currency 10 iul' - one-hali its present volume
In the meantime, the true way 10 secur,
= permanent decrease in prices 10 TO econo
mlEe' No one should spend money except for sb
roiute necessities. |, ia only by the closes, thrift
iaat We shall lie able r. weather through ,he An
preaching ~intcr, aud, much as We exut NJ IN,
present favorable prospects for the Nation and peo
pie 1t should not be forgotten that caution scopo
my and patriotism are the chief duties Of th, hour
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TjgsnAY MoEyING, SEPT. n, 1894.


GryrLAL GaAs1r orich promising pruerctiou
end ernrl yrier, 70 rebel de~rters- presents the
" olc 'hoYry ~ ne war aud peas In nutshell.
Tie dc~. rr st a1y indi-c-cct questions. lie does
not rcuu.r, The reiel soldiers 70 submit H. he hang
nd, or 50 ci-c up 'NeIr property, u they hsve any.
lie r,lls evsu n Ak u sn % .rclogse for shooting
~ ist,.ee soldiers all the way from the Rspidsn
h. me Atsotnstiox. All h. demands Ia thai hey
,.al stop fighting, and IN tbs, he promises
tsem Hoto Dor ind employment That's ~ say
IN ouc st-n tc Suffered T. u,oled them for
tghfmg against 70. Iiuion abandon
tug he Can'eirracv. aud all who ere
wiling 90 d. TAR day's work for . fair days
py shah b, Ilaec n position tn gain an honest
LIVING. This coannon tcnso arcer s prutncine ns
roat satiss-,ry results II was juss shc thing the
retsi soila.- w. ,hc,i, and they camo into our lines
tv equals .uu hur ircds until Tho CopfeierAss
urhor - adnp.sl Measures 20 sier tbe Ode Of
aertla. ,sai tnrc-,cucd to dcplc,s Lss'- army.
A j. va - re T. 'usanl men came in within two
weeks tri Gyr raj GgASr informed Us Lately thu,
Gclcrl lrr's s.ldicrs were curninr over to Tim
a. ~ rate e. rv.1rnert dsv. This tHet "a
. -a'-. shat Tie ret-ls are now. ~ lsrrc
extent t.arng at t-anse they late
ioc nior, tul t.cuu., they Afr>d Of Icing
fAn.,4 N prisor,4 os pAuptruei for Aeir ussapn,
Ard that tie va h.s no~ srri,ci att rnri 81
Nash they s-e Sn-oGf add wihry 10 return 70
sne 81 t,.'. 49, " .vt up u~sr arms Il Ssy srs
S0oSoi y. nvt ~ pas~ Nv denty, General G,Asr
e-~<vcs ;a-.I TO tie ~ ecr1e &c permitting
.tou. 90 O. .. mi is- result G. h. ery-rinsn,
elss-sts = Il ,,s Pas s.el'i ee r,~i 81 . larger,
ENa 49, alSs n
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financial News MnrhctA &c.

No fork, k0adsv, Sept "a & J.. h-rhe srst
panic in ali street, uhich commenced on Saturday,
ha- RACED to-day beyond all former precedenu.
Everybody seemed crazy, and the ne. In the gold
and on the stree, beegars ali Description Gold
-w quoted A. loo A. i55. Inc following shov the
fluctuations At 10 O'Clock. 100 1905, IL 1913,
iss. l0t. ls6; i0S5, isa 1919, 1870; II, 49,; ll'o
Is lilo lSs Ia 1Hl. li.SA is,&, Il.5b, l~,'a
Il, 1871 u ~ 10; is.25, 1874, i2.iG i9l; i.l5'
lt,.s; els, ipss. 800 pas; 8.3l lH5 :, isb.
The panic In the general stock market also very
severe There vn perfect rli.h 10 cell, snd very
heavy fall In prices from 10 10 per cent There ~as
more S.sdine.s ct the close Governments were con-
eide ably lover some failures among the weak busi
houses announced. Ercb.nge ~ more
tive The quotation III for bill. at thtoe days
sight and ~ 1874 i.r amy days. Tie loan mar
net more activc. CAll-lOan. scre oL--i!eI IN
good securities With ample margins ct per con-.
Con norcia paper cTtrcmely DUH iho fgtcs being
noninAly Il PER cent, The bank ststemen, IL oee
uniavorate than had bccn predicted by the bsais.
The deios have declined u. millions and the onns
cuiation unimportan,. At the Produce Exchange
the depression consequent upon the tall very
marked. and business completely ptostrsto1.
Flour decred 30 ii wheat ~ 10 cents corn. .
cents oaik, eents Pork fel of 80, With veIv little
disposi'ion 20 buy. Lard declined cents Cotton
va very dull and sAes could no, be effected ~ de-
eine OF 20 cents IFt pound IRON Saturday, rate In
the dry go~is market thcro va next IN no,hing
dotuE.
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POLITICAL.

DEACE COMMISSIONERS on BEHALF OF
GB AN't. SHERMAN, f,RRAGtT SHERIDAN,
and 6hANGti, WITH their brave Assocaiu,.
GkAND
UNION KArii lCA1lUN MEETING,
AT
COOPER INSTITUTE.
Tuesday EVENING, Srpi 9TH,
g. respond TO the nominations Of the Baltimore Con.
vcntion:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, for Precedent.
ANDkEW JOHNSON, Tor NIoc-PTos.dent
mon state Sominationsb b the Syracuse Convention
Ri BEN l.. fEN1ON, tor Goye.nof,
THOMAS &. ALNORiL for Licut-tiovernor
fkhNklIN A. Al.bEk tEk fot Canal C.nmFf.
DAVID 4. foERisSl. l0r STATE Prison lngs, tot.
Al ri izeus ayorate TO the principles set iolt ia
The o,.o~iEs stGti,lIon, among many othetl an
Hon iiE$RY c. nrMiSG of Conn.
uou. IN NELLY ~ re
Hon. MARTIN j. TOWNSEND, Troy
Hon. III II : ; ANDkkMa.
Rev WM. IL. BOOIE.
Hon. HIRAM BARNEY.
lion. ~. l.. Ii DDiNGTON
lion. 4. DELAFILLD SMITH.
WALDO III ItlitNS, fsl
X. WILL Won GEKNSBACiI, Esl.
nr FRED. SCHt ~
tol AMlo achEOS Of siratogA.
IL TIER h. MARSH, I-,.
Wh ALLEN 49, ILi.lS Est.
laily LLIon voter Of New York.
JAMES KELLY, Chai1naa.
CHARLES I. POIHAMtSt
join H. LAWRENCE, soc.
Henry RICHARDS. Us
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parts Of the same tree There are pisces near our
works In the focus Of the rebel fire, where pint Of
bullets can BE- picked up in q few minutes q. sny
time. Aud ~ 20 old military ammunition from the
other side, solid shot and unexplodcd shcli, IL
might te gather up by the carload The rebels
would save oil this u they could clean over tho
ground occupy, for deerters tell US that any q
their men picking up four uneAppded Yankee
shells within their line ard carrying them 10 the
ordnance officer receives days leave with ps.ss
" Petersburg. That salute over the fall of Atlanta
must have furnished Tho m quito q harvest
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Deaf aBS.

BALCH-In Luio~, Vermont, on Nond.y morn
inr. sept. "a, consumption, tilen NJ. B>th, 10 oi
Wm. u. Bach, and thu eldest dsushleI Of heuTy b.
Melville, OF this city.
S.e notice VI funeral in Wednesday pArex 100
CONWAY on Monday, sept. gt- Jines conway.
tou o. Patrick aud Ann ConsaS, aged RI cara and
moutht.
Inc iriends Of the fAullr sud those of hi. uncle.
The h,ners, thi. tTuettsyJ afternoon, Il oc.ocA.
Lou. The Iesidrucu vi hir niUlNe W IIt 81. -
FARRELL. On 1OuiSy lltern.on. 1d.l. at, Anr,
YOUNGEST dluchtcr Of Iiorins and Ca'hs ius Farrell
AZ, a year, . months and ut
The ireuts and relatives %. tie t'uiy Ge respect.
fully invited 10 attrud She iuuoIaL tAs Nlue.. Is-f
Afternoon, 1t 0'cIock, Lon tle .cliit I.r q; het
IiueLtt, 1876 Gteeuhich ave, rlt ogt iufiiar NO.
tice, 80
liEILY-On Monday. tilcn Kelly, vite Of John
.,ely, natNe Of Ih'hasto"u, 90. fllk, INV. Z, "a
u YEAR,
The TREND. OF the family are Ie.p.rtully invited
o'cock from her late re'dence, llt ~ ghtL r. nc
KENNEDY lis resi3eaer, 2ii Axe. 4 n sun.
d.y, 10Th met, Johl Senrad native oi .sil,.fl L.
Kingr County. ITea.d, =. - 90 lellt.
Tho relatives and me IDS ~ tie ts-7llv an re-
,pectiuliy h,vitoi 10 attend the iunegal n fuo.-
Inimucrla late Concsptior. lttn e. and h,e 4, where
thcT. viii be solemn Iieh Mass VI neiuI ., az &.
O'Clock, TOR he .epo 2! III. .Sai' Ills remains yin
LYNCH On Monday, Sept 2eth. Ellen. oaly
dnsh er Of Thomas and Csharine Lynch, aSed II
months and days.
Fare thee " oil, overt bud OF bea1ty,
Our little darling, fare thee well,
For thou weIt TOO pure and lovely
In world like this 70 dwell.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 stiend the funeral, this TUESDAY! ATE noon. at
O'Clock, from her late roAfdence cor. of Marcy ave
] New f@k, Nv
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Erratuul.

typographical error In Saturdays srs, in
the article Schools" " Fifth wsrd- should
have rcsi Fourth ward" We have rcco.vc4 no
complaints relative " the management Of schools
In tho former wsr,l |; on the contrary, they have
the reputation Of being sdin.ratly conducted, AMI
are under the control u competent impartial aud
effcient tezrhers.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS RE
- paired and to rent, bought or EXCHANGED. Good
nftl-clhsA secondhand machines always hand aud
10 sie ~ 20! lanai ~ tsrs DOOR west OF Hudson e.
NheeeF Wilson's AID Singer. wanted Tor cash. PSI
WHEELER 6 WILSON'S SEWING MA.
~ chime to rent SIS Blocker 81 one block from
SD ave Al-o wanted TO purchase W & Wilson.
LLi, tlIne nuI. bl, "a
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

J'ATHER MATHEW =. a. b. SOCIETIES
i VI s.v York ana Biuoklyn.- u,egates OF the
tlnve-bsinei Societies Nil meet ia convention at
Nilitsy Hall Iya Bosor-, this TUESDAY evening"
2,th int, At o'clock. Puucuiai attendance is tc-
iuestrd, msinep. OF importance sIil lie transacted
EDWARD l.. CAREY, Pres 1HOs RELY, Sec.150
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Busineas md Working Men.-l;e-srs.
FOWLER WELLS, Phrenologists md Publishers,
$50 Broadway, viii fu the present heep their Rooms
cyen evenings. ExanIiuations, with fdi written
charts. hen desired. s.6
For pain In the Brenst, side or rack,
thNc II nothIng good ~ \pl"S Indian ;'trnstn-
enins PiArters sold BY ali Dru.gisis genera Depot
so4 Hudson 81. lsS
knapp's Indian strengthening Plnslcrs
are the Jest remedy in The world To- weak bs ~,
rheumatism, Tor complaints OF the liver, l1n;s
kidney. soid by all druggists. General deps, 3D.
Hudson -, l3g
Fail md Winter -If you want TuIs and
Winter cloth GO tof II. BNLDNIN'S, u mud -
BoSey. The largest sto ana store ~ the civ, N.d
pricer c~s. Chdreu'r department. not r,lua "a. 5ua
For tie Hair uud skin. -Bsrry'- 1I'icop-
ero,n. The besi and cheapest sIticlc. sold by NJ
druggists 30,
Wheeler a Wilson's Highest Prt n,inw
Lock stitch SEWING Machine, Nc. b-h Brnsis y. 525
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m Az u lag ES.

PROrT-PApDREi X--On SUNDAY, Sept. %. ~
the Rev. Blshop Everett, Jay Pea frou'. vi New or
leans, louisiana 20 hss Aary PaddreuA, OF Ieur,
life. spain.
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SAVINGS BANsAS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM
n sol ARR, NV YORK
OPEN DAILY,
stt pKR u - iNTfEffr AfIuwfb.
~ Iua-e ior ul W before OC oLrT l-t, viii
4 49, H. tc.e.t fioun 8 al date.
NJ. y. \As PtLr P-esideu,
GAS, l.. BAILEY, rens.rer
,fo.rrn y CoorrJ- Secrs.erY. az
TENivG sAN iNGS INSIrrt HONS. NO,
a 20 "Ai,tJ.N -.
lu'cfC.t allowed 20 tie nj Of PEI cent On ali
IN ma 'u t'i0' th'rrtl Cr-'n daiiy no1 10 ~ H. ~
AND o.. Monday, IhuIs4Ay ard Saturday aftsrnoc1s
iIp.h to 4. 81. =. H.. "1aty "a loan 0n bond and
NO 'tpafe.
VsNpifbn.F T.. b 'NTON, secretary. 81
lFLCdtNi,N' AND IGAI KS SAVINGS
Ni lN>llli IiON, ss5 BOWERN.
a- Per Cent. Iute est sllsuL ne u .overnir mt
7r' lrIIs,s ~ 20 "a o. tcfole Octabc- silI dt "
i:'e.tst i,on tbni - q. E-lk Op.u DAILY tom 10
a 70 j. w. eud $50 on Aoa4Ays and Wednes-
tsys, nom 10 A VI. 10 7 p H
HENRY c. FISHER sccleialy. 36i
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LOSTAND FOUND.I

A HORSE CAME To MY STABLE ON
Thursday, ga inst which tls ovror can rave
by paying Charges Apply sJs IVES. ssh q.
BIG ELI NOORING