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Now that ttr go ems Va tAc various w-rlf have
t..cu Doll OF Tie tutlu~sf, No Iurh, Go have
,.ls .sci. -se " ,l- number o' recruits, and shsl
,.t.oyc- r.al re,liL pru.iiel ,-'ry clt.2rr ~.
,r.s lt.. 70 Individually ga .. c. &c.. We!
o"H-s., " ere %. 80 arc' h. are r.r3e' a. 80
,,I.r' a.c,.. .rcs, but c1ru ., Ironp, war. "u.L
stc't .u'dh,' than tine la'.a inolihei oiltory
o. political Dcragogc, ot the ~lset appeals g..
practical business, Mcn. Il tAc citizens o. a.!
,rsrl u.,.| g. avert 10 coas-rptun Ia their ''
,-iity, 70 must boz duuo by We managers, ciu-
r~Ndcl to c.ltus. ti' business - a SIC
.l .hl Jrni.A .r, Every rd.y iual un'!s 10
V.r drsn aud Ling - lie cyCmlie ;,
- tteadly' made o. .cc that ~ sh luli give his
l..a,. " his t.me'tls the co. ,c,, aud thu. hl-ds
~oulI be provided, or w,rh,sp oltArsd, whose
scIy.,c. womb 10 useful We arc not among .ho6,
who l,ueyc that dTat ca le ayo,tcl without
iurrl extra ,.. rI.u. Indeed, We Incline TO tie
,giuIO1, nat however active our cti.eas are
uothu... lee, AZ tuc actuu filling go quota
s,in prevent tie GycrEmeul n "a compelling the
military service OF the con- - already drawn,
md iranius others 10 make ~ ia- Ge,.e.on .ios
W have bal all kinds OF ap,Irsncrs- from thigh
YeJcf. Sud gate officials" down to tie ASS stsnt
Provost Mlrshsl. Out the statements obtained
"a, seldom proven re able. Our bos. cpursn
Low = 10 rely upon our own individual
~ rtio'., vet our own wards out OF the
,itC, .uu pe,s'be send a surplus o. men IN sr =
,c,p-,.oi II ltIre cRui Volunteers who tAka the
largo n .1t,cl utN. are now uIere., will scarcely
b, cal NOV ',- ,'ry actvy service, Tor iAe ro.-
sou H"c. must ue n NJ lca,t six mont q
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hlloufh the temlsrntur, NJ present might lead
ore 20 imagine tn epnng wel.h,- very tar Ia the
iJtlGe II u our 4uty, chronicles Of f.shJa, to
give rraIrrs on idea of whlt toilets should pre-
pared :. tho hs,ht iAg- which We ma hope will
ohror ur hoiorr Aarch has p1'sed forlari-relhHp,
one Of the uust suitable material, Tor such dru~,s-
H nov being IN ,de iu plain Hrg u4rlcal,-l green
ind utuyc-n mlNtu.e which n.iIl,Itu has leou clu-
tIltioi iup. .ahr. u Ir ALEC iuaIN wish tbs pat
to'h'n riouni OF Ne'y nsrror str,pes biuc aud
me- tit ~ AMI alrir, 1u7lNr and Whit, CrIitN
una wliD. &c. IL Wo. IA hc uupl-sibi. 90 dsrc lie
the dihe INT oc,in' ou account a. the .rc,t sti,ty.
lu ihf,v a. 300 luuul tuat .,t HAin -hADct email
p'tie fui viii IA, 1. most IN Nu-u". ~ With them
p,.uiot OF the Same luater,a cIu tr Foyn. Nc
some, THAT tA, iur b. stt rpukIllr, o. .n.el-
,Lr ti..iA u, 49, og.tu, ats 3. trIN slot 'f' now
GA ornament notonlg in th. halr but little lops of
~ are lotei oy tr blonde OF dr. 49, or upoa ,Ae
velvet or .1hYon. m the torn OF uecIue ON tAe
hJ4y o' d'tss, gvt,"! Nhen mAA' Of velvet.
! .n lie ccrlr OF hoa-e trt"nniafs. W.
h,y" A-G o,It a, aMa f sa'4s 80.
set ri' hont Tor ur,-Tt''. We giNe ~ ,Nrrap. loE
! g.. ritaour are uei For '"'nnc' on ~ ,u' Of
tuu' tnar of sam NO Hn ieo of ii4r ABOUT 'h eA
ult, co'umoa ina o. ,he waist snd tl,saen of b.,
| n.uo lea Gold silver beads, or seen iHiu and
.rl,l s, a., mo tr lusrr 500 .or trimn'ns r.'1'
t"s e.'.'s ton tr..t, sl1, '".i 40 geo ri'.
iv," . uay ,o-ap, tr.m,ns, 'spcc'.,. asra .
'r.'os d't.lir .r p4lu. None .4,uo i'lo .u.."
'Ao. Al. 40 81 iv.A' J, ~, l'a.'.r "iA'l~. i'
r..u'u .a.e.u. .t..yu.. 'gt.r..r' 3D.. ~ sr,7c
% iHI .,.ty .a...-,. ~. ali ..te OF No, m. .,
, T., ,o,e... .a,fu,, 90, s' he ,N,,I. ,.,.
H . M b HHHF -
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Tile NEW NORk SUI.


ius news Of yeste'day relative to the &C up.ti01
o. T. ,li,b,ro by General suKRVAN aud bis Junct.'a
there zith &c erll sonpg1rtD b, is conGrnt tr.lns.
A %. .laielphis dispatch SAYS, me-scn "r arrive
from General snERNA-, ly way Of C..y rJu', ha
Tag lch g alis..fa IN M.uily. hroorI p{ Z" t''
rap9rl, GodsbJfo was Yoc urrl with va ori"' Io''
GA El1Ay, and our sr-y, i.u ne At'ly '.'' '''
VI IN pursuit. " the eir'rr. tbs dtpa'h' i've
tie great mhi1-iy q rila'e'ih bio RET ~ ID
not yery reliable; Lut = dispatch " wall
IN ,ton paper, which - generally correct S''Ie'
that ne army achsd u,Ilsl ORC IN Ban.
t,v Tic main ae', L.w'yer shat ldsbar
tss Teen ,e4rl,i, v.e.Aof 0A fndfy SUNDAY l.
slin, o.t,r,..y, ,ccila 50 le 'eyoud question and
ihisis.uA.tIs Important. Tie next q ef-
~, is with rser,ace t. tie ,cd s.Atemc.ts -
refugees and Ics,rters, that JoHssIos s retrosuu.
With b.. ,rtuy 10 Join LrF at E.chmoui. Il ms5
h ia. j'uNsroS II fs''u4 back from Ea.c ~
or w,src,e- bis army las cen .ns.'i but The
.cqucI nln probably sAor Mat 1t DO onIy Z cure
smure cugnl position for '.o once. Iu'sic lo!-
ter r. m Gouc-. snJA,N 20 a friend .a wac .iu o.
tom dated At T,S ,ttcy.t, states q a. Jo',op' VS.
bel yei 20 bc "a the ucrA' fhood oi "'i4'h'r.'
with forty thousand r'l. Ylrtte- - know '''n
tetol sources tat Las l't'y .itoi te army ~
North CARO- IA and h,li a.ousu'lato. with ) ~
.rov, NJ uerc lsgo l'l. f;r'a % i'at"na T. i
- r'3rcc,r cuis o,rr oinf g. Jun,9.oN 4. tn Rot
rnold. ruc.e f.c.s, ''thul.h only e.r.u'u'twun'
ra.eag thh. the rebels .,.i mako 'e,c0n'teI
1i,-t e. check su .t.,v somewhere 10 N1r'a Isr'-
lima. hcfIfotsi So, within 7.dsI< distance =
tio lsst mo " communicate v,h Eoau'' b.
'rts r.,roAt at JDu. u'.'1 army l. E..I'u4
would avail n.t.... II v..li augment Lrss
sruy, u c,urs, hu. would sure the ISL. alto.
.fuo,..-c ... q. cutu. Ger rri O., aud 'ssu-
tuai s uI. srm % errrcn."r. oven without a
battle. u B., fuy o. s..ua'e that Las will boz
osus,t iu any ouch rap H1 81 ult Sol
a.o aglt 90 saw Z ,b lf.i, fI. tru.i,'r " 10
a. i,us.. iu ..ih Carolina what .'H. Doc %
m.e asaun t.e .r,atiy ptrp.u ',-''Hs force ''
sukaxAs and .,lorFLu, rcu...ps 10 b. f,e4' lJ'
,.c 4u,.uDt %. ~ l,y 81, .c,, 10 rel..
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BOAisD AND ROO,ss.

A MARRIED LADY, LIVING IN A Healthy
"A location, c'n accommodate ole volng lady who
would be wilins 20 loari hefsc!f one working Out
pteie-et. Apply HdH al.t S., Ytn and lrh we, %
door, i.vnt rovu keiereucce SVEN an4 recevod.lGS
DOARpING-A EEW RESPECTABLE M
~ chanics can be accommodated with good board al
hrcu n. 60
FURNISHED Rooms WANTED, IN 4
i private family. 10 sable, a room nj droon.
Win o. without hoard, Tor widow er and tEo dHUgb-
te!s Away during the greater pet Of the gay. ADJ
dirss ~ Iias location and terns, JOIN, L3g ~
Hf,ce. Ju'
HOTEL GARNI, l3j LAST 18th ST., 4
i door from 81 avenue FUN -hel bedrooms ior
fefpectAhle mechanics, each separate room, 1. ON
~ 20 10 e. - per week, double DedIO0uA ~ peI
week, thr European 'tylc. 8J1
MECHANICS A FEW RESPECTABl.H
NJ Young N. can hg -cCnmWodstei With g01d
bo rd aud pleasant MONS ~ moderate tue. Aplly
u is East "6.h 81, bet 20 and n ave.. POS
TO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR
L gentleman and vile, IN private house. % Grand
street. -
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN Re ACCOMSiO-
L dated AitA boird sueIe they can ha,, tne cum
flt. Of home, lte ms n 9legatey - MIG4ou 81
Inquire Ill lie scek, 20
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~ EN7-ou he 3oth inst a. ,nusr,'i. ". toi n
Bum, a .'ulef Of CO. p iGith Req. a.. Y s..
Ivs Of Bal ygDgaD fsrish OF DfuIc!.h % sligo,
I.r ENDS Of the family, nri those Of his t-o,her.
d. q, ud the funeral. the Thursday afisrnoo a,,i it.
s.. 'o'A, i.,u. bis lac o-i truco, ~. Pearls III
CYL. on Teddy, 81 i.-h ii,t i,io, C1ihs-iie
..e VI ue laila AuahL.muiicn, &C. Nous han.
Ine c0is and -c'atyc, o. ,be family. and th5..
o. ,..s..n g.. lee. . 10 &c .'-5' .'lJIs
-..ei / U'.pA. no .li e.a. on fhu a4.,. March
a. - ~ - ~ lie. '-ie 'es'eeDoe' o'J iounh
{. SICK ou Ta,s a.. Vrr,h q rc'cr CIs.gk, a
t-''Hoi he is,ah " B1i-u AMP, 60. L1v-n' O.
iI.s friend. and Acquaintance, nv tc,pcc.fny in.
woe 20 10 ,I 40 iuIf al. tins nu SOFA. ite np.l'
'i3 i-sA ,' a ln-'t.N Cen, .tiy .o in.eruea. -
ii!.-On Iuesday. Ma.cA a. Hugh Fac S.ed "a
ne relative. aoI friend. are repeatedly invited
81 Il; o.e.DcA, tom p! I~cav -,.ltD, ldi
hinEOt-ou Monday, Mach ~ john k,hoy,
D, ia ..c, aud trends Of the .mily are respect
iI' us'"I Co ~, nd ,h" i.tD Al. tus u rui 900
49, at o'o"eA' ioH Ia. lac '"'.' nc. GO
iOsrtR on Tuesdov, March p, A,rrarct, Nife
II .su.iu. T.. hortei.
30. iH1nlr al relative. of '.e family -ro
'u'''i o. are 1902 tur iLagfDl this lHI-sAy. af'.r-
iu'"' a. J.. o.. -, from tha con. CO., Stanton and
l,.P..ls n. Re. .riunins vii BE- taieu to nrccu-
MNIllfitS-At West Hotoksn sc~ t.rscy, on
N'.i' dh,, iHlc. 'Ii Iruy NHthe's ei - ~rs.
.'..' ny idhr' A. 90 T. rita. ot'..E-'' payer. %
Nluili-.'n wedr '.iay u,orninr, March I'D,
81 Anne NCiLtoeh, relic. ot Aea ander Mclntusn,
sa't Nc7rs
10 fael of the nmi'v. ana NO Stesru Boiler
Ma - ir tc icctuly nv "a 10 htnud me tune
i'l' tHn l.uttgH afternoon, I'D met ~ O'Clts B.,
i''m her -on's re-idcn'c, ~ ia't llsh ~. l3I
REILLY - uu Jue.lay, March n, Anne Reilly,
49, ~ ,c,i-, bG'ou. Boz uud 10 drrs he only d-ueh.
g.. oi WIDOW A-." kCil,", Of MItDv IA, Plsh VI
l'r.Iu.ar', 60. Oa,.I, u mad
TOO. Ic,.yc' Az Itlnr OF u fsmil, are respert-
Ht.IH luEucd y. attend thc usTt th.4 luu saAyl
sir-upl', ~ ! U'cu,k from Oh. - ..t.ye OF her
u.t o.. 20 IAst l'fh ~. hrs remains vii. ., tai n
toe .tta'l t'u"''ry IuI in'tmCut i5j
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TRADE NOTICES.

= MAS MEETING OF The CAR DR.
30. VI. T.. Is. Association will be- he'd tbs even
lI., NA.tu -.a. 80 vC OK, at IC,8til's National
100. Wet AZ. e., let s.. b. nnd g,h Ayes Iuu teut
rp~Al'Is vii Hr icF Tie u.ttstur. Noi Siu4u
a-l Car bryets ,-i., .iiy w.ll ensr r. at.,l'
GO zee Of Al -i., etlc-tS Car DTrcIs' n. 70
A-.atl'.Yr. ~
IVGAR MAKERS UNlON-IHlS CELTi-
- iDs that Vi . Ep~TNIiAl NJ .lop uil- not Teen
,,.ei o. an, nutn1, Zed o. !, plus.hlr Authority,
a4y tiuA To IA" contrary notvI btii. l,nI. Work
800, , tctt4ule, ch-Isug 10 20 10 ROk he on nd
tUlf mutually egrr, able to tho plrie, imm'.l ttev
u'olos ed. arc at liberty 20 do without mourning
an. ai- .rlrt tgofI 'h'Ir tsc.r L. order 40 JNO.
&. NnJuH' ~, -, b., DC. rs
EAENESN MAEEES, JOURNEYMEN, VIII
i IKE notice that JACOB KICK 90 9TH Gv cor.
c..fg ta'ut' HI naEis ctis-i wvlk Aur nov
st.Ise. Al JvIIuD men hl.ur.H AGotis iuc-teI
HU' to irtc.lc sim said stflEt. By oI.Cr IlitS.
y. DREW, % 'sit,nt. a5l
IuCENflMAN HARNESS MAKER Wanted
Co 20 10 lof Edward, Washington Co. y. !. \
-u'i rene al SutmAn cal set seady Job. Apply to
49," Is ". low 9, 5G q canaan II 2t9
DLl MBERS-A REGULAR MELTING OF
L tle JouIue,ucn r.nnb,rt Protective soci"'y
Nh Dc Lrli this lhuriay evening, I'D INST ut -
BoN"-v. a.slEPlLNS, Pest. l'3
I LS1EEERS-GREAr MASS MEET
~ iul Of lac phosteiers OF \. I. and envirUns,
NN Dee A'ld SUNDAY noin,nA halgA 2Gt', 20 H's
o..uca. NJ d culvn !lCu.t 29i B.acD. Al mems
iy.f, uIG ruf members especially invited % at
tt4... ~ thty viii hear something 70 their btnoht
b., order OF the Committee. .!J
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St's,Ss.h NOTICES.

Sc 'rv ~ a., E.u-., E..r- t,iai
~. t... '.-..a-s y r....' ...... l- .t-.. VI
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Tie pre-, ent fluctuations AM .,Ayy fall OF soII Do va
ca.. ed almost panic n the mgi sets Rcu'rau-. The
Io.k nsfke, u heavy and much 'orcr, selling Ut
- ,Uu. 81 iol an g. ut-3 90 10, csfh
REGULAR way. isin m,ss h'cf II selling nj Is II
Il v. and 10 U"u. ot Tor extra r0c.-. cut mcss
alec heRvv Il T. tll5 for shoulder, and l1ll- or
hons The market Tor Hour IA dull. and il D.
unsettled. sui.-hne state "a selling c. 80 D.;
. J,la9 Tor .upcrire We .oln Prices oi rye flour
o., nominal Com mca! 1t . Csi o. for aa' .v iac.
H. rtalu. scr are flu, and NJ lower Ia.- -A 5l e..
other ,uot..i.ns we give "a ioL0~s:
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EEkIES.

4 CHEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or
Teas Gnl ru,ta~ ~ WATSON. .-l l4orery,
u"n CORNER OF b st ION v,i sot ruOI tamil tcAs
iu' l"I d.. %, % rIcsu IeL ~ yer b. GOD kns-
J. 40 bfrSf' st, per d. Zoo IApaue-a no on, n
p,4 o.. Ana sewers rtu1- OF yoot Nleck eng ior II
per a.. nc p a. have Teen Iu'cuafcd i.r cash at
e ihl' Nur ron - g. and le AL Of ,Le cTolsaui
tnr nesa,si toas IN the market. ~
10 To THOMAS T.. AGNEW, 200 AND 49,
~ Gleensich 60, cor. Of Aurry a. and here YOU
" tAI teas cuhueA hsA, Hour aud eveIyiuiug lisa
ig-se' u+-4 any s'SGs ~ hen lVTA Gao pr.o>
LsaIe, 80
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pANK BOOK LOST, or THE SFNNEN'S
ID S4y.ngs flank, on account With JAM ~ y
NlNlnAA. IhD finder VA! cue return It TO tho
bank -
DOOK LOST \ BANK BOOK ON TTB
ID NJ nhAtteu SAVING lrf'itu'iCn, 80. - - he
finder w.ll eve the zane III thc bsuA, 20 ner
II Oaara, md II ezekiel
I ONT-A SMALL Slut, CALLED MIA
- Os be 81 zen TO- Ter AID .pan e black amt t4n,
ANY one delivering the Cos 70 Lieu -CouuHsul IaA
JNS. r. Joi ffE a the Navy Yard, NH iecrvs
So lev al, JAS, T., jOl EFT. 10
SO REWARD 90 FOR A GOAT LOST on
= - lehuery IN, f..A.i, tlark gCli short cara,
steel FRAY rI,i "a the right Shoulder, short horns
turned hT *, he "N one lt,lc l~nhH. living nal 4.
Any one g,viHe in oimatio1 will &C.. she above re-
ward, 2, NOriu t,ht, -ud Lous. nom h. II
S6 REWABE-LOST, A LADIES PDCK-
Npp', in vicinity oi E,viuptou b., containing
gold 'ciN,l,i aud tthtr ARTICLES The above AID
will be pad At % :, rlnd ave. -
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7EAkEsIAs.tH

IONGLTN lowers Ia Ie-,rv Cit. on sun
dav. March 10, ~ the Rev l. " Houru., tl..ha II
f,our'o, to Mics Clnts ' l'owcB, ali OF wui.- =
turll. L. l. a.
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A,a.rinN NOTICE..

A +. MOGER, AUCIiON'B, OFFICE =
h'p and b., WAuaiiyhIrrh, ill ,r ] On ihursla-,
iurnituo .'oe 1t +. N tNs4NGLil Nyrtl, .yo,
Co.. heat and F-Hrtin Ave., Is 'p.Ir. In''tins Of
lutau- extension tables booScts' tste-a-to.rs 90
IA, mMb'. toy vUn~an.s u.shY. any veshsisnds,
,naiis aud general assortment gt hOu,"aoid turui.
too- u ~ a.. ch soa "a ard a lau- ot " iur.ier q
ior cnr.nc; akcr-. sale positive ram shire. -
Ar AUCTiON-ON THURSDAY. MARCH
~ .1th, al so 1T H. h ~ -, cock A. ". v
r. 81 fin lr rfI double u0rrcs Ca" palIH 10
Inc truck houcN vi. ~ ses VI heavy doup bar.
nes s1a
A UCTlON-LARGE SALE OF OVER Q" 80
~ gg.'n OF iurn'we VIZ ait rnool, ;, o'clocst
sth avrr: Velvet tspcsir and ingram "a pcs e.o-
.an. paiYr furniture pa9o ioitr phniiig'' vases,
,oh-ted-t.nds, iounT.. Gliug chsi -., huTcls,
beistesds sprug sad lair mattr,s,s, be - and U,d.
po.'lonerInt II. Il. WESiCOTf, Kuct i3b
EARrEGS AND on CLOTHS AT Auction
N,N h. carp L. oil oths. shade. ruas ~ IN store,
TX n 20 'g 'o'l ~ no.. c 60
HOCKS AND SLIPS HOUSES, MARKEr
poSr s'1 cy Of SS'p 3o % c .ei a. S S1
ire an,'Ion. Notcc is herb, gwen that he Comp
O'Clock AN at %, Ci.t HAL, lo,so IA hiLs ~ bic
suction doc.s and slip. h0I.o,, .,a-kc. eeuaf, aud
~. l,t "a. OF May, i,jJ. Caiaorres, containing us
S Sc SS 10 ,s s2 OF Of ' kew s
tr.r Once. NATHAN +. BKENNAN, Comp
tr1.r.. cry Of N, 10. h. pep ..tmout OF Finance,
Comptiollers oi'ce, Mach G, 1905. 1913
n BGLHE, WILL. SELL At AUCTION
~. W Thrriuv. ?d inc. II Jclo,A \. ~ s'o-k,
'luros and thiec >ca-' I'lse o. gfoccry s.oie -
v e. .ith ~. iu on. q more iota. 81
I MORItgrY. AUtT., WILL SELL THU
Al .day At . o'ol,ck At the 1,d store l1l Chat',a.n
square, gils-vpe. ltlltH, cloths C-uIuvtUs, sLl.t
siery, threat , s@er. cu',eH The iufa.tu g sni
DAWNGROKER'S SALE THIS DAY. AT
L. o'clock, by i ". fIEKIrI. & co. Auctis,
~ BoNery-LaT,c ss-ortmc M Of ladies' and rcnts
NcAG Also, lsrse lot OF .ades shoes, and 1871 duE.
ndie' c,'tou hosc. B. orlcr Of II. o'LLiN AZ, Do
| DAwNBROKFR'S SALE TINS DAY by
L JOHN MORTIMER, 10 Eas' broadway. a.
laTrr assortment Of h,u Hn4 women. Cu;hur, silE,
mat shoets spreads, shirs coats pant. vets beds.
pillow. bOof- tloer, and other gup3s. TOO nuu."
iuou' On. 30 order OF N.SllCl ~ lhirt ave. llg
DAW NBEOHER'S SAIl-BELL 4 INGRA.
Rovsfy 80 lots Of valuable clothing, viz. dIess,,,
| coats pan'A sheet, quilts pows tedt, g.. b. or,
| De- Of Ct pLlPl h DE luNGi- yo9 Fast B.oadway.
| IutsiAv, order tiAs. Ct ID. lPi,, 80 sp'nt u.
| Wednesday, 0,-er Nm GOODWIN, - Ncr Cu u
! street. ~
! RlCHARD WALTLRS, ArCT., WILL Scll
~ 'his dhy, ThursIay, Vt o'clock, NJ a. Elm -
,Lneine House No ~! a hge ass9itment Of '1rri'
| quantity Of iron beis'eads I'D b'dtiue ~
WIN. ABBOTT AUCT'R OFFICE EAST
| w BfoadwGy, sells on this day, ut ~ o'clock. ne
furniture and fixtures Of tho lsAer-hier saloon az
| broome IT. cor. Ludiou MiuuTA stoves, bvds'eads,
pLnt.nrs, tables, &c lti
NNTlLlIAM ABBOTT, AUtT., OFFICE I
| w hast y oalrav. ~ cell ON this dsv. a. lvY
| wagon hp.t es; fine notch p,irs b good truck
| hcres With .I'etts hesVy double anccs. To-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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A UCTiON-LARGE SALEOF OVER e. y

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-23

plCHARD WALTLRS, AICT., WILL Sall
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tEneine House No, ~, the ass0i tmeut Of arm.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-23

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE Z
w hast y oalS,v. VIII sell ON this dsv. a. lJp
o'coh at $50 fAft lbth st. - GOD srgle .uU doub.s
WAGON hp.ses, 4 huv % u'ch pairs rood truck
hcrfes With 2 lett. hesVv double nccs. lc5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-23

NJ NJ. ABBDlI AlOI'E OFfitb EASf
w Broad way, sells on this dAy, ut o.. o'clock. me
furniture and fixtures Of tho ls.er-hier saloon ~
broome IT. cor. Ludlou MluUIA stoves, DvdsteAds,
pAnt.urs, tables, SO, lbi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
WATCH THE sKULkERs!

The Rafsman's Journoi--the Unionists organ
in Cleariield County, states that the votes
of at least twenty deserters and draiI-sneaR'
were taken in that county at the recent cleo
tion-everv one of them for the Coppcrhead
ticket-the Democratic Senator from that dis
trict instructng the Inspectors TO receive such
votes. and he would bear them harmless lie
had decision of Coppcrhead Justice oi the
Supreme Court of that State ai his back.
Let the Unionists of this state and of New
Jersey mark the name of every dcserter and
dralt.sneak for challenge on Tuesday OF next
week. and rec that the challenge Is made. Con'
prc.s has denaiional.zed and disirauchiscd every
man Who resisted or ran away from the draft.
The Justice of this action ia manifest Every
descrtc, or draft sneak il Coppcrhead by ma
ture. and will vote accordingly, 10 matter what
he NAV pretend. Put the oath 70 the whole
brood. ray FOX what they are challenged, and
see if they will swear in. Their being regis
tered will not excuse them. Just see how they
look while swearing, and how their allies look
when thry are voting,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
GEN. sIOCUM AND TIE "BOXs IN
R1.CE,v

The nomination Of Gen. Slocun by the Demo
cra;s was intended to catch the Army vote.
But il has been proved more than once during
the past four years that the Boys know what
they are about, and cannot he deceived. A
distinguished Major-Gcmeral, a War Democrat,
who la, been, and is now, high in position, and
high in the confidence of the Government. was
in the Army of the Potomac at the last Presi-
dental election. He states that the platforms
of ,hc two parties were well known TO the army
and were discussed around their camp-ires
But no one knew how the army would vote till
the October election. Then the Boys rushed in
masses to the polls, shouting everywhere" We
will show the traitors at home whether the war
is failure" Mcclellan was said to be the
idol of the army But they spurncd him at
once, and almost universally, when he attempted
to lead them into the ranks Of Disunon Robert
T.. Lee was offered the command of the army
on the breaking ont Of the Rebellion. He
besita'cd. Virginia seeded, and hc resolved TO
follow her fortunes. He took leave of Gen.
Scott with tears. But what Northern man fol.
lowed him III his career of treasonl Benedict
Arnold was wounded in the cause of his country.
He attempted to sell her honor for British gold
What soldier followed him in his career of
iniamy Not even the Cowboys of wcsichester
County, who spurned alike the entreaiies and
golden bribes of Andre. After Amold'S escape
Ia ENGLAND, he met an American sailor in n
British coilee.house. He offered the sailor his
hand, who refused to touch it. Curious to know
the state OF feeling about him in America, Arnold
said TO the sailor: "What would your country
men do to mo if they should catch me''' ~
wil tel YOU" said Jack: "lhey You'd e4. OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Tho Pennsylvania election should be omi.
nous to all who would speculate on the resur.
rection Of the Chicago Platform Democracy.
The first great truth it teaches is, that the
soldiers who fought through the war cannot b
hoodwinked nor cheated by the politicians who
opposed the war, and stigmatized it as unholy
and murderous. The party that for four year,
refused sympathy and support to the Uniou
soldiers, cannot now obtain their votes by dress
ing up their candidates in Federal blue. and
nominating ambitious officers, by noisily pts
tending to be the friends Of soldiers, and drink
ing ont Of canteens.
The second lesson of the PENNSYLVANIA elec
ton is, that all the changes in political sent
ment among the People since 1884, have bee,
toward, and not away from, the organization q
the Republican party. 1T saved the countr
in its hour of peril" say the People. "I.a
right to commit to it what it so determined,
and successfully labored to save
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

The gossips have it that the engineer upon
the steamer st. John was fast asleep" at the
time of the recent terrible explosion OF the
boiler upon that boat, which resulted so fatally;
and the gossips may or may not be correct III
this respect; but 1t has been suggested, BY one
who knows something Of the habits oi our river
nayigators, that they have the lazy one oi De-
ginning to rake out the cindcrs from the FUR
naces as they come into the city, when about
opposite Fort Lee, so that they may iali INTO
the bed Of the river, and that the boatmen may
thus avoid the labor of carrying such cindcs and
ruhh;sh away from the docks after their arrival
In order that they may do this and still have
sufficient steam to place the boat properly in
hvr doch, they resort 10 Iae p;occss AnoNa