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gsgament. The letter closes as follows :;
in only limited demand. Petroleum stocks
active this afternoon and firm, except on
Oceanic. Sales of Bergen 40, Buchanan
Farm lao, Cherry Run 65, Ereelaior 4sO
German 60, ocesnic 225, Rynd $50.
While mourning in common with all other
loyal hearts the death. of the President I
am oppressed by private woe not to be
expressed in words. But whatever ealam-
ity may befsl me or mine, my country,
one and indivisible, has my warmest devo-
tion, -llsz- .--sz--.5 --.--4
q The Post publishes an advertisement
which appeared in the selms, Ala, Dis
patch, Offering to take the lives of Presi-
dent Lincoln, Vice President johnson and
Secretary Seward on the payment of a
million dollars in Confederate money.
THE LATE PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The Tribune says, editOrislly: The la
mented head of the Rspublic was never
provoked to the exhibition Of one trace
ofhats not even toward those against
whom he was compelled to battle for the
life of the nation He was perpetusny
represented TO the southern people IS IL
bel on humznity and 8 tiger rsvenous for
blood. a - ss.5 ..5r.
He not only put forth no speech, no pa
per, no manifesto that gave the least ooun-
tenanee to csiamies, but he never, in his
most intimate and confidential moments,
indicated hope that evil should bsfsll one
of these enemies, save as it should be neces-
ssry for thesalYstion Of the country. The
blow that struck down Abraham Lincoln
bsreft the Union assailants of the frmest
and most powerful opponent Of all the avoid
able severity IN suffering for their rebellion.
President Lincoln fell sacrifice to his
couAtry's salvation, as absolutely as though
he had been struck down while leading an
assault on the ramparts of Petersburg
His death sets the seal Of fate to the decree
that dooms slavery to speedily perish, not
in this country alone, but throughout the
civilized world. -J -t --a -------- ~
: To the human vision it would seem that
Mr.. Lincoln had faIlen at the very mo-
ment when his loss would be nost kesnly
and justly felt. IL ~
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MAcHINIsTs.

UUTLKRY AND PLATED WARE
at Toduosd prices, ct ooWLEs COS
ss5f Wsddsd House.
-za1rs - - .4--
4.l4
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Proclamation In Reference to it
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News Items.
By Telegraph 70 ns Sss rori Sua.J

HkAvI hr.s are raging in the woods in Nsnse.
mond and P1nce Anne counties Va.
Fousrrr, hundred and twenty bale, Of cotton
have passed Ca 70, nl- for Cincinnati In two days.
aud $50 f1r ST. Louis.
1uASEsaivISa has been appointed in Maine, for
November sd, and In Nsw HArnpal r. f.r N,vsm-
Der 3O,h.
AsAss convention otwesiern farmers and grain
dealers ia called 70 assemble at Morris Illinois to
break down the excessive rates now charged on
grain shipments to the East.
lns colorci people Of Indian, met IN Con,en.
ton At Indianapolis on Tuesday. One hundred
and h1y delegate. ~e-. present representing
n'srly all the counties iB N. Slsts
Tun Boston Encsnpmsn, of Knish, Temp'rs
rsrsiei yosterday IN 'ull recalls, TO welcome aad
escort tie delegation of thc Monroe Commandory,
Rochester, y. ", Who max. brief Say in ,be
ci.v s rues.s . tho Bosiou Knights
h'r. hARcrsrrr Of Troy, keeper of the II sn,u
saloon, at ~ Hole Pa, uu murdered here, YES.
terlay night hy johnny simpson, n Roch,s.sr.
Tie Ahiir occurred 81 . dance. Simpson ia under
artest
TnmE v,. ',-re meeting u the friend, n ~.
Baltimore Association Tor the Moral anil EIucs-
tons Improvement o' the Colored People. held st
h-sncre last night, J. peven Br,ith~si., Of
EnEland, Hshop Myi,'snie, Of Ohio, and others
spoke
AM',, giving his nsms as Charles Gray. from
New y rk, attempted to pass e5oo in counterfeit
$50 ereenbtcks 81 the First National Bank. In
Springfield. Mas yesterday. Upon being in
formed that the bills were counterfeit be ran from
the bank but he was pursued and csplu'sd The
bills are spleuiialy executed
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From Panama.



puama, oct. u Tho backbone Of our little revo-
sston here uay be considered cfecsualy broken for
as pTesent al the liadsrs having ei her been
saytured " given themselves up to the Government.
Shs wuOlo affair misersbly managed By the
iEsarseDts and mercy resulted in making this poor
ntsle state sin poorer. We shall probably nov
ssvs peace for north or two. Buslne.s which was
s1no-I brought TO tAndsiil by tie late revolution,
- no~ rsyiyiBg
Both from the Atlantic and The P.cifc We have
raings Of continued trouble in the Interior OF this
1spublc, MasdalsnA Bol!ysr, FspsyGn and the
la1cs als al In trouble snl doing the best to ruin
themselves by internal ,tFii4.
owing TO the accient 10 the steamer Guatemals
he Ia behind tiae GEt se have no lassr ness from
central America
In South Aulsics matters look very gloomy. Chile
- iu sAd state VI poip!exity, owinr the prcseuoc
3. the spanish feet aud the demands Of the spanish
ro7srumsat which there I, every reason 10 believe
ill 10 Ts.sted BY force for any secession to such
semand. would doubtless lead to q revolution Tho
Government IA show ng great activity ia dlapiChi
ARMAND munitions Of var 10 places along tho coast
heretofore but iugegerty guarded, especially to tho
port, OF Chloe and Lots. Admiral ParelA has dis
tributed the vessels under his command among the
port. Of Valparaiso, Cadera COluimbo, Lota and
Chloe
"a Peru the revelation continue, With varying
slcceI. and 1t is still cul 10 form idea which
party III succeeG The.e seems To bs little, n any,
soucert ofacton sL4lls she revolutionary leader.
zach one appearing intent only in forwarding his
private intere. IN. army i. very short Of supple,
Mall kinds, aud ~ they have money, guano i.
given IN exchange f7r coal Gnd osAer supplies
From B1.vis se leLra that General MelgAre1o Va.
within few miles Of La Pay, Sith but u small
torce 20 overcome ,Ae .usrgsnu there, under ATsde-
Do. who will probably be ,Gor"-sul.
Tie STAR and HrHALp publishes news from tho
River Platot to the 2l,t ot Aurust, cont mius PEE
yious sccouuts the crest victory Of Flores tho
F.rsguayans The fight took plsce the 18th o.
ArsusI, Al YAtAy, on the lett bank Of lhe Uruguay
General Mi.re s pur'ulng his victorious march TO
.A-d Ascension, 1t ID believed hat In short tim,
che allies will occupy the capital.
The BueIos AyTea great Southern Railway va
,pousd August i4th. TO Within three and q hal
bsagues Of Chsseomus
On the 9th OF August Montsvidso suffered from
srri6e gale hich caused great damage both anon
es ,hippns and on shos. Tbs tempest vu tn
nsss ssvGs sS>sis.ssa - ,AA, - - aAaz TsAs
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Agony Of His Wife and Daughter.
City and Miscellaneous News.

WAsHNGTos. Oct ~.
Positive information ha, been rececelved here
tnst President Jusrez at III Paso in the State Of
ChihuAhus on the Goth Of september. A' the tiDe
required ior communication with Chihushus 10
iHenty'dsyA the declaration OF Msvimilisn, dated
the Sd.o October, that the cause which President
Jusrel upheld hsd been abandoned, and that be had
sspsrled fom his native soil, is not believed 10 he
true, nor ia Il credited in diplomatic circle. that
Juaue, la. sanctioned a. has been stated, the In
>sriAi Mexican Express Company.
M Louis schsd,. counsel for Capt. wirz. -u At
The rreiidens house Tonight to nleroede 10 beh.h
G his client He {. spprchenhiye that tho Military
Commission have found him guilty Of all the ehargss,
anu 10 therefore dssirgus OF saving HIM from tts
death penalty. Although Mr.. Schade's fears may he
vel siOundel sevsrsl dsy, will probably elspse be-
fore the rr,1'i Of the trial -ill be promulgated As
,he meuhs sr.of the Court sworn to secresy, the
tDdings can only be known through an official
puIce.
The War Department hs- decided. With the o.
sroval OF Gsueru Grant not 10 restore the property
sf HI -GovpuoI Henry A. Wise, ofNirTinIs General
fsuyp tion in refusing 10 give IN the estate /, ially
sustained. wi,cs house is ttll used n .choo' for
the children Of freedmen, aud john Browns dsugh-
Ien are the tsselsr.
The Quuterunser's Department hn thus far
realized bOtwesn siI snd eight millions Of do,r,
hom the sale oi no" useless army appur,ensuee'
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TUE VICINITY

TuK NAVAL DOCK RAcE-THE ALGONQUIN
AHEAD-AcopESr 10 rHE wiSoosKt tn. Al,op.
Guin and wlnooski are still runuinr their engine.
and With fair prospect n continuing the race until
the 96 hour test shall be concluded Iyerytbinr
seems to worn well on board the boats, and there \,
no doubt In the minds Of the engineers In charge but
that The trial will be at last concluded On Tuesday
evening last, coal barge ran into the .tArboard
wheel Of the wnooski, and bore Oh the outer end, Of
all the huctcs, thereby reducing the resistance aud
increasing the 'pecd Of her engines. Mr. Dickerson
cAeulsie' the difference at about sixteenth, Of q
revolution rcr minute in favor Of tho inoo.ki bv
this scrident Yesterday snernoou the counter Of
tue Wlncoski stood thus: 4f re, olutiors that of
the Algonquin showed 415ll revolutions, m.i ins .
gain OF i9o revolution, In favor Of the Algonquin.
How SOME PoLIJrNS I'sE ruEuE Ar
rIcfrp CLWSrs.-There wns hrge batch Of case,
before thc Police Commiuiontr, yc,sotdsy morn.
ing, but general thing they usrc Of little or no
Interest An exception, however va, tho tnstrreti,s
tase Of Oficef Mullen, -ho s.s chafeel hy Gu-syu.
speth, A. iollous On the bth NJ July complainant
lost swatch worth tvo hundred dollars, and offered
twenty-five dollsrs 10 sscr.ed as reward
hm would sct It for him. The secu,od said he
would find tho thief for him aud Get the watch
Having listened IN description Of the thief the
olhoer told complainant that he heard the man had
sold the -ach to his hrothst.in-lsu, and that The
lsiter lived In WilliAm,burgh Some me Aflsr the
oncer roported that the man had len wiamsburrh
aud lived in Ions Island, aud again that he had lo
Lons Island snd lived In the 9th ward Nov" said
tue complainant, "if be knov, Who has my prop
eriy .hy dou't he get H. and IL be don't
Know H. then why did he tel me 80" Mr. Acton
"Ezsety. We want TO know the same thing Nov
this man has Just got you s,trins. lie wanted 10
shou thst be vas clever. He knov. nothing What
ever about your watch. 'ris all q humbug. lie vas
coming tho mystsriouS over you. That's favorite
dodts With sons policemen. n anybody has Iost
snything, they say, rhAt hind OF man VI. be Who
sole it' Wa be stall mAni "Ye,' Dart' Yes
Oh ltnoW my gentleman. This pus the loser 10
ak,ni Of excited state, and by Ieepine II up' the
policeman perhspsteu tso or three treats on the
strength OF IT, while all the time he knou. no more
where the Loot property /. than 1 do"
ST. CBIsPIS.--The annivsrsary of thi. saint
occurred yesterday lie is the patron saint Of shac.
mshces, aud the fraternity generally celebrated ~ In
various way. Tive vho vore not Disciple. Of
Father Mathew bad their " flowing bowls" Of course
AUCTION SALE op CoAI,-lowER PRiCEs.
BY order OF the Penn,ylv Coal Company sl,slo
tons Of ristou Coal ~srr sold a, Auction yesterday,
At III broadway. The bidding vns brisk. hut the
prices obtained we're from 30 cen. 10 siO6 loser
than those made ~ the previous sale The following
we're the prices obtained TO-DAY.
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scooonsr Thomas Page from boauok- l'.lnd. v1
wicked un Rum %, no da,e. Litt tAEed end
taken 90 Nassau,
The schooner before reported In cout,c of Cape
Cod win he &C. hU0uer T. 4 i.rOr rns trr liAr|io'
Matilda, rom Baltimore. coa laaon, Tor Boston. hhc
SUM crew EIr.l
r. t,es. MonJ1, OCT. %. Information ha, .ccn
received a. tis place hat t.r IHp. Tor g.. q.
leAsy. IN ia Ha'tef4- inlrt iu df-' Hi roat zion
lslsnd
Ser York, oct. o. Brig "llur'.i' n and rom
Ha itaI 10 dHsN sith ii-u md nil 90 g. T. lltNt
20. While h'tfiug up thl my. O. l..Y las. b l,
between Quarantine and the NaTcrs, FW run lA.o
hy steam, nip "NeyadR' ron Esyauuan, and tunk ~
gDn miuu'eI aile., all hands sa,td.
The srfo0Lcr Charles /. iAsrcuce vsa VfeeAed
last Thursday night O1 the mouth OF the 90 uec''-
cut river. Ihe CroN were all Ost Ith 90 exc l'ioh
Of one " Wiiam KiItRnd, Of " eslbIoos, Tue srloon-
er sAs laden with coal aud bound from fs'I iA'en
10 Providence, K. |.
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no, S.in, .quLi.d in severity even b. the storm of


ISIS.
ACsrRAf1A.
The fansms sTAR AND HERALD uvt: We have
received files Of the AusrRAL AsIAN, Melbourne. 10
AuSus, iith. containing dates from Auc Sland y. T.,
" August 1,t, and Nelson, n T.. to August Sd. The
var In Ns- Zealand may be Looked upon a. over,
and the eoionst' arc len to govern themsevc, fivs
regiments Of the regular army 50 home a. once
Gen. Cameron hid arrived At Sydney, on La ictutu
to Eucland, AMI .as 70 al, on the frst OUTGOING
mail steamer. The rush 10 the Grey River district
10 turning out vol. No less than 1850 ounces Of
gold we're received In Nelsou within -ocf, from tho
Hstitts and Grev dirsinrs. An unusually large
number Of of,hiprreco are reported in the Australian
papers.
dispatch from Svdnev .av,' Atthe Fiji Island,
asovernincnths. been orr,rizei by the confeiofa-
tiou Of eisht Of the principal chief, undcr tho rio,
dency Of Tho KEN Bsus.
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Tue mount on Inn e0Al = I'IoniJ-hvt cenis vi
ton from LuzaletLpofs.
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Everything Turned Upside Down.
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sohB Of the members OF the North CNoira Con-
venuon were furious Lecause Of the rspI4Ast.on Of
the State debt aud declared Il an ln.q uiouI pro-
essdlpg, considering that the BIals "b.d never been
oui Of The Unlop,h WHAT pray then. v1 NE
daba sxsAssA o.
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cents por ton
HAft ~ s"RANTos coat
u, order Of the prlApMe, Isckawanna and ws,-
crn Railroad, 2,,oJj ton, Of Scranton Coal were sold
., public auction yesterday At the Offices of the com
pLny, g ftchan.e Ilsce The iolo- ms price. ueto
ultt ttlurF.
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Champ Ferguson, the Guerrilla.
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FULL ACCOUNT Of THE EXECUTION.
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Csurnro on the Hnt,lr-p,,,s.

A reasoning man. with a love Of sdvoniurr, at
FIRST feels alarmed, and his impulse s to run away;
and II he bss no motive ~ stand, he probably does
run. Dli at each additional exposure he grows
less timid, and, after bearing canister and grape
about his cars q zou times. hes ms :hink be 9
not destined to lie hurt. Hc still feels rather
uneasy, perhaps but tie dancer acquires "A sort
OF fascination aud though he does not wish to ba
hit, ho likes 10 have narrow escspcG, aud 10
Voluntarily places himself 10 a posluou where no
can incur moro risk. After ue while he
gins to reason tho matter - reflects on the
doctrine Of probs N'htcs and how much powder
aud lead 10 necessarily wasted before any man
- Kill cd or wounded. Why should b. be- he
thinks, 30 much unucky than many
9th er pcoplet 81, reasoning he soon can bear tho
whizzipg Of bullets With n toicratle dc. re- Of
eqiAnmlty, though he invouutarily dod es, or
trles to Goigo, the cannon balls and sholl that 20
bowling about his immsiiats nsighborhood. In
the Afternoon he Is quito . different creature
from what no 10 In the morning and unwltunsly
smiles to betray tie same trepida'ion
which he bInsolf exhibited low bours before.
The more he Ia exposed 10 tire tho better he can
bear IL ami the umid bong OF to-day becomes the
| hero Vi tomorrow. And be vino runs from dau
| ger on the t'm battlefield may run into IL on ihs
| pexs, and court tho hazard once so dreaded
| Thus courage a. II is styled, 10 hlue mor,, with
most men, than custom and they soon earn 10
de'plss ~hat V OiIen threatened Without CAUSING
| them harm.
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j toid tbem vbe-c sud why Twas sctne PROM nv
soti believe was tho hrs, time they suspected
me o. the possession Of human feeling for thsy
stared a me, snd st each other, with an express o.
o. rstonishpDont can recall even now They per-
Ssted In their temptation and either from iguor-
snce Of The f.ct, or from better feeling, made M
nunon 70 my recent defeat but declared a. ~
ootn my sister and myself were suffering from
wesk nerves that . second vist would only maks
nm thlnt herself worse than sho was that couh
20 hst no good that the opinion Of the doctors
.Vulo pe known In tho morning aud, above all.
,nst Mars and Ellington ver- 20 sing tosethsr I
ween bad ever denied mys-lf Vratifcstion for
hs good OF anothor' Iwtnt tn The OuerA.
A. ms grey lght of morning was putting 20 shame
.ne pe twinkle q the feeble lsinps the esrcets
vsre dsnp aud ch u from, tho tr ITS OF an Aprn
snoWri yet my brow was burning, and my sep
enLle1 with tie selfiufictcd lever Of lntoxic Anon
re"ou towards loy house tlt was splendid enough
princess, . debs-ed, d ssust.ng example q
a degradation. There, ON tie steps ui my
80 u"eHlns, stood my sisters servanL q laJL
,r ,soIr o'd man, who bad served her iatler, and
. oseu sei from her birth, for . simple resson-shs
uIuoeu tmn hin, In her infAn y, VI his own dead
NY mistress, mr." nd-tor the palsy Of
arunk % onnes. wa on my tongue and could 10.
sPeAk tne old mans vocs 'aicred I grasped his
ltn snu shrcd a. him with iack.lustre eye MY
mistress is-n heaven"
Us hlse he" ro.rsd madness taking u.
pI.ee Q, US provider and llcait the rhtsn.adei
man olow which laid him my feet thep sprip,-
ing over bis PROSTATE body, in Ten un.nutsa / vs..
in-ths chamber of death
tTobs Conttnuedl
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BrOOk kIYn.

ACCIDENTAL DRowsTsg or Two FRENCH
stAztS.Coroner Barrett last nisht held an inquest
IN the care Of the seaman rho vai found dror ned At
the foot Of North iith street, y. D., on the piebt
previous. II appears that deecssed had be en- visitng
NsrlouH places in the district, on SUNDAY last, In
coup,ny ~ith eycrI of his shiptnaes belonging 10
the French shp Talisnsn, lying near the Niliinns-
burgh tsts Conpany's Works. About f. T.. ". thoy
reached the ship, and the deceased on nttrf pt 10
climb up the ladder hanging from her side missed
hls iocting and iei Into the dock. One oi bis COM
panions immediately jumped in after him. but 10th
vere drowned IL 10 reported that tho men had Teen
drinking hecly during the afternoon. The French
Consul viii take charge Of their effects 1be Thhs-
man arrived here few veGks since q ON Liverpool,
and on tie 6rat day Of her arrival one % tie "
cied suddenly. hut an inquest showed that he had
died frOIn natural cAuses
The KINGS County DEMoCRAcY. The
Democratic NGiionh and Regular Conventions met
yesterday. in joint conventions in the several
sssemby districts Of Eings County, and selected the
following delegates TO The state Convention At
Albany;
LET Dtstrte'-John Psuldinr. Cd Di,iriet-sunuel
Dntson' delegate; jas. Corlov, alternate. III Dis-
tric'-Atjourned iii this morning. an Dtsrtc'--
Gavin ,. Prstt, delegate; VIM. Erykn, altprnt'e.
bth Distrtei James ". Lornwell, deesste Ihon a.
hcl'uire, alternate. bh D.frtct-Roher ". Alien,
deiegnte listris Comst0ck, alternate. 1th DisiTct
Luke O'Roiliy, delegate.
The conventions called by the Democratic Cit
zens' Committee 10 meet on Thursday 10 elect
delegates.
AsoTHER SALE OF Government VESSELS.
-lto iolowng vessels will be sold ~ Government
auction nt noon, september b, A. the BrooElyn Navy
Yard; STEAMERS Augusta Di1,more, Fort hors aU,
Home Hondufas- Wsndo, Oleandor queen, Day
llght; tugs Delt. hinhrGn thus Gamma ferry boats
Commodore Hall, ShokOkeu; scnoouer Geo Maui
chsun, GId brig Bohio.
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CLEARKD.
eHIPs-F p Sac, Barcelona; Nordstern. ST John.
BARKS- tiisua'ha, London; Thomas, C.rdenu
BRlGs -Ado'a Porto Cabello; Quanso, Cow Bay;
b Sarah B. KENNEDY, Philadelphia.
SCuOONkRS.-Nautilus, Trinidad de Cuha: liar.
spt b'oWsier, ~ Aarfs; DE Soto, Lebanon, Del.
sLooP- Pointer, Nichols, for Providence, RI
AkKIvED
eTPAAaHlPs -GCosgia, hsplnvsll, via Care HAy.
hen; rnde Wind, New Or.conu; ID n Mount, New
bern, Nc Alhainbra, Chtrt tton; Mary A BoardmAD,
Nea OIleanG Pennsylvania, Liverpool and Queens-
town; Twilight, Wilmington.
sHlPs-Cehvas. Back, Of nondon, from shanghae:
frinZ Albert Of aud I'm Iiambure, Y. star, Havana.
BARR-Emily Ads, from Belize, Honduras
BRlGS- Alamo, Areceibo, p Il; Lady Wash ngton,
Windsor, :; Mountain Eagle Baltimore; Penguin,
Berinnds Jean, Cow Bay; Noses Rogers, Mobile:
James Davis Bangor; AvosettA, Kingston, jam; j w
saHyeF, Washington, G. Alamo, Arroyo, 4 X; Jor-
eniish, New Orleans.
sCHOOSERS--Frantli Calais Mary C Town,
hstlihoLy May, Lin'sn; tvru. fossoit, Cow Bay;
Mnee, windsor Albert Thomas, Port Royal; Jacob
bhusail, heotgetoNu Empire, Albany for Boston;
frank walter, Baltimore Tor New Haven; lAVinia
h,l" baltimore ior Bridgeport Oliver speImAn, Al
bany; kVolAn, stamford
PILOT BOAT-W II AtpinwAlL t2i,l Port Royal.
BELOW -Hanoyerian ship Neptune, Cardiff ahIp
Chase, Cow Bay, q II.
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MILITARY.
tTo Be Contfnusdl

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been established Tor over three y a.. I,
oohetnR hii Glasses Of claims we hayc Gamma ~
tor setsiine accouns Of soldiers wbc hay.
Ieen alschArHed Oh partial dcsc,ptve lsts pIi.onn,.
W NM beh hncc' Of louLiies STATE tonnfII = and ~
othcr tIearaFts. Advance. made. Inio1rntoa
tIaus. Pensions procured Back pay ind lountr ts-
mems o. dece-"d soidlef, l.. B.0WN A CO. Bans.
,I' ~ : Mh M iih'e. .l6
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW RFADY-COI-
fctioni ior ,ll claims scainst the e. : Nnvv In.
chuihB pilEe nag mcney, nounttc4 aud arre.r. ~
pay, colieoted ~ once Gail o. aodre.J l. BROWN
&Io' fAs Plect. y. y. Citv gS0
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
-. Important notce.--An .cidcts mustt I'D ot,t q,
nlseharsed urea pait ocs1 iptlyc lt. can rerciv.
tho naAnce due tlcm. Apply Ia rcfto9 OF by Iat,,,
New York. ''' '" NA 4oP'
SOLDlEkS DISCHARGED on PARTnL
=. deeerpIiye hsts, aud all Others having Claim.
W hLeAls OF pay, bounty, peus.cas, er lr.. cn,cE
pooht can nave the sane spccdv adjusted a. n,id
~. IhppRins a. the Ranking Onica OF j SEIsn1
LtCAEY, s43 Broadway. - ';sSgN
IT S. BOUNTY DUE MEN ENIJSTFn
IN he Navy, since July 4th. 1854; also "a rncn
uhheIl0d rom tie Army to tho Nayv az, II
pazes ppaas PiIAhe are now being paid nj The Bsnk,ns
oihee Of j NELSON Lucky, 2i3 Brosavav liz
The sun., 1865-08-30

Ofertne Covnttrfat Bilh.-,Johp o'Dopnsl and
Henry swift, we're sireeted YESTERDAY on . charge Of
At The s.lo9n No 80 Hester ssreet The men were
iod he bl sn bad and Afterwards offered il at No.
VI Alien sueet ~hen they we're arrested.
charge Of drson.-Pstrich w.l,h. I,,ins a, ssq
Water street, was yesterday arrested on a ehsTre Of
setting hie 70 some straw In his room lie va. intor
guished the flames ~
The sun., 1865-08-30
Too Late l0r Classification.

SuNCHOLERlNE REMEDY. THIS WELL
known medicine for the curt n parrLnaa nypen-
terl, Cuunps Cole and all lon,Cucss OF the b1nulA
can be procured only Of the proprietor at 40 south
bottle. 90
WAN1En-j CANDY MAKERS. Appy
M HAyEhEl Ek's coniccs csonery, 1888 Wash
ington IT, llohOken. $50
, GOOD TAlLORS WANTED-TO WORK
ION custom and shop coats also good tRiloresse-
aud ! butholman; high Wsses paid. Iuquno for 5
dys ~ w Thompson st, let Beocker and Aniy
sts, IN the store. Isl
The sun., 1865-08-30

JUsr as the br,in may be removed from q tor.
toise and the animal will still hve 90, too without
brains will certain books live. The arts OF tho
publisher and the circulstin. library keep them In
motion. Their lie, however, Is purely mech An
ical and consists In being lihed from shelf 10 shelf