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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BARNI'M'S HOTEL,

BARNUM'S HOTEL.
Il Daam, Bait J l. Farwell & W.T. Va
; Cherry, New Orleans Mrs II Edmondson va
: Ewing, Washington Jas Green Virginia
& 4 Bcayin. Nd G Goldsborough Bait
j I Sim. Nd W A Nar Virginia
Ms Bagley 4 SON Va S Walton, \ Carolina
) K Bagslnic, | ; w ii Webb, s Carolina
7 Parker Louisville, Ky + i Whean. S Carolina
Vim Il Cob. Jr. NC W S Marble, Conn
Mrs Shelby Kentucky II Spur.fcr x VT \ Y
Mrs Clark, Kentucky c & Holland. Virginia
II i Perrin. y Carolina Miss Betty P Walters, Va
IL p West, n Carolina Mrs Betty Richardson. Nc
} 7 Woodward. \ York d 5 nrakc, Lexington
T y Hale, Maryland e Il Morgan, Lexington
II Carpcr. York ~ W Rnhlnsoa, BAIT
q Norris Bait co " II Sneed, Tennessee
Major Bigham Louisiana Joseph Proctor Boston
c i Fix New York T A Aitkin Washington
u G Norris, Richmond Mrs Pas9uay; Washington
} Benjamin y Ia, y York l. d Chills, Columbia
J II Savior Ohio Vol Mrs McCuoch Mobile
G. VI Hunt & W.T. York WIN Burdett. Jr, Va
W A Perkins Virginia Mrs 4 NJ Hancock x child
Mrs Perkins Virginia Maryland
Miss Page. Virginia Mrs W J lIcaly. y York
Mrs VIM Allen x > chill J G Stearnsom, Washing'l
dren Richmond II Ethridge. Washington
J L Milford 4 W.T. Rch'd ten B NJ Brice, Washn
J " Ross & VT. ohio J " Jones, Phadoiphia
G " Foitcr, \ " 3 White. Washington
J j Whitfield Ala " Harley. Philadelphia
! Hcistand, y e RR Peter iierney. do:
L Iiabbog, lIagcrstown y ! Wilson, Baltimore;
W llamblin " wife, do S"lnl IL Ritch; Phila;
Il Clark, Annapolis i Qwmgs, = Louis, NJ
J sse Ncgcc, Havana r II llOrter, 81 Louis. VI.
VIM MoInbcrger, y Y IL y McAdor. \ c
Gen Golf Cincinnat.O III Mcdonald. Concord, \ {
J HadrrnOm. larrisbg < Jas shaw. Pittsbrrg. ?.
joseph Parker. Mobile NJ Cozzeus. \ Orleans:
l. Francis England Jas Nistcrmau, PA:
W + Co!rins, Cincinnati, o " p Burns y y city
A B0ndusant. Va i l. Dcval. : \
Itevd v II Williams, Va u Dugscr DaHyilc. Va
Sas IL Nanarsdaie. Ind Waugh, u
Geo \ Snev ). wife. y
Capt Martin, y { Major Bumough, va
i Brown, a. ) ElOuut, Wash
Capt ii PackGn, [ : \ } II Bount Ny
Geo Il barlow, [ : X = Swan. { : \
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COMPREHENSIVE.

UFEIUES:
1874 Baltimore Street.
Oft 227 I go South Howard Street.
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Many Words To M purnoae.


srFcr President LtSooL~ notified MovraoyrRY
BLAIR fhst his services a. Cabinet Minister were
no longer required, and ,ha, his time h,I CONF"
'he said BLAIR has been In chronic state OF ansag
on'm to The Administration. Those with whotn
he had been associated In TIC Cabinet Gre nov ITO
especial target Of his ire sud he makes apparently
vain attempts to relieve himself Of sccumulating
m'Hce by periodical raids q m s,oric uTon Messrs
sRwARD srASroS and Hotr. The speech which he
delivered, sfew woeks ng1, at Clarksvilc, MARY.
land, was composed almost entirely ~ gross
charges against the stovc.uancd gentlemen. az
the reply which 1t ELECTED from IN ge IloLr demon
siraied pretty clearly that Mr. BL,fl was mIre
desirous Of ventlaHng lis rors1r,l nslevolen'o
than Of stating his case With strict regard 10 truth.
lie 10 now sgain before the pubic, IN lengthy re-
joinder 10 Judge HotT in which he take, occasion
10 renew bis raid upon Secretaries srwAED aud
HTAsror, and also 70 extend his Geld u operations
by guerrilla charge on Mr.. WEED It is not
Necessary y Gull out the points which no a'tor pts
10 make ag,ins. these gentlemen, for they are
substantially only repetition n charges
made in the Csrksvile speech Hs is d,tsr-
mined 10 keep up his notoriciy, and, Ike =
school-boy who has no new essay 10 offer, he pro-
ecsds to revsmp an old one - mush for Mr.
BLIrz's motives ~. h,s lost his foo.holI In
tho aimlniHration, AL nov tries to regain hir
postion BY assailins lie nemh,r' In tho hope that
such action will please tho s3u.h and give him ,n
influence in tho reclaimed ststrs. m, at tho same
time is oil well enough TO have BLAZE IN tbs
rcvengefu mood. lie was scabinet oal,-r during
period of,he rebellion whom nI,.onAl aIa.rs wcrr
in many respects very badly msasgrd, and tie
public since the torml nation - us war, arc aux.
ious 70 discover who were responsible for The bad
management. Mr.. BLAIR ought 10 be able 10 throw
some light upon this interesting sulicc., AMI be.
tween the a.sNl.ni and the ssi ell he truth ought
to appear. Up TO this time, however, Mr.. BLAIR
has not developed anything important lie has TO
be sure, succeeded in convincing the public tha, he
is very much Disguised with bis permanent leave
OF absence from the cabinet, but nothing more.
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tho latter and thrown violently back over desk.
hr. Hill IL . man Of wonderful muscular develop
ment. Mr.. Ysncey was never very heavy, though
1.-THE and sctiye Ia tho fall his spine seriously
the two aud dragged the ono from the other, the
great hre-eater lay unconscious upon the floor,
with little trictle ot blood oozing from his lips
He was carried TO his hotel . vote Of secrecy was
u cLmond except that body Of meu knew Of the
circumstance for six months after. Meanwhile the
victim did no; recover. lie droop,d from day TO
day. He became lstls 80, hopeless and vacant. Hc
was transferred 10 his own home, where his con-
'iiJns ceased few weeks before bis death,
via n was tranquil aud calm.
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How VIM. L. Nnncry Died.

The Nashville BAsSER makes tie following
statsmen, concerning the death OF william L.
Yapcey, which, it appears WAS causoI by. per.
sonAl encounter with Senator I'LL, Of Georgia, o.
the floor OF the retel Senate
W liam l.. Yancey came TO his end By violence.
II WAS toward the close of the second session "
the nrst Confederate Congress Mat no broke fron
the counsel, snd influence Of Mr. DAVIS, AMI he.
came, with Mr. Henry :. Fooc, = eader Of tho
opposusn, Mr.. Rcn HllL seu4tor Aou &c RIA,
bad likewise ch AnRe his front, aud was 7, marx.
able for the eHrues'ness, persona interest and yer.
sistoncy with which he sustained the measures If
all administration ~ VII ca his al .Iause l. Al
been given tn. late In tie day. NJ. Vance, IA
will Re remembered, la Iesuruoi from al unsuc.
cesslul MISSION 10 ELrope, and was Representing
Aal anna ia tie ConcI1gut- Senate. l.e uue,.
Non VI navy was under uiseussluu IN secret se7.
sion The debate rauyol beyond the p4rlialu,nt.
AIRY limits, sud AossTs. Aneoy aud i'm bs.am.
animated over the Aus;rlct doctnne4 of ,te
rights and the divinity OF slavery. Ilyh words
passed, aud finally tae lie WAS g.yel by Mr.. n. n
Mr.. Yaneey lespel forward, anu ~ he AIMED I.
blow 81 his sdysTsAry, wss caught in tbs aTms o,
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BEAT ~ y.

CynBiS-on Oct. %, John Cubbln, aged 81 yn,
l. months aud 10 DAYS.
d,n,e, ~ iiuds01 o. Jency City, on We inCsday
Gil, moon, oct 4. at O'clock. III. trends an
q,u..u .l,ci g,o respectfully invited TO attend. Us
HOWE-On Aoadsy, oct. "a, ANNE Iorene. the
OIL child OF J.iucs q. and sarah j. Howe aged -
1he relative, and friends Of tie family are in
Vi 90 TO Hteni the funeral, this on "Wednesday after
rUou, oct ~ Oct "a, IRON the fcsidCncv OF her
g.aYdiati cg, - sOuth "a o., Muiamsburgh. sgJ
kINGst ASp-In brooklyn, Oct. I, 1855, Ms
Jane, ui.oS OF David hlnsslIni, IN the sd o.
lac. axe.
lo scH., 600. \. and = 4, king-land, are invited
20 attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, Oct 3
e o'cocs. from the residence OF her son-ln- law
ulrrot Cozlnc, on Central ave- terminus OF Dotalb
ave a. A., carr, .94
MuRrAUGH-On Sunday morning, Oct. !, of old
sgc, iuieet huttalsh, widow OF Ihos, Murtaugh, OF
Ireland IN the I9th year OF herefe.
The funeral Nil take place NON her late residence,
Oct. I'D, Mt O'clock. lf2
OBEIEN-On sunday, oct. |, Marr.ret Anne,
younscst daughter Of John aud Aune O'Busn, aged
The friends and relative. of the family arc re,pect-
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Tuesday attet-
noog oet. , Al. ! O'clock from tho residence of
her parents, go Cherry 81. ljy
PALMER-On Monday, OCT. 2, 1868 Mary Palmer.
vic OIL 'ho late James Palmer, ased II year and Is
Inc friends and acluaIntances OF the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, on We'd
nrsiW afternoon Oct. 4, a. o'clock, torn her late
residence, l,J south Sd ~ william. burgh. liJ
PRICE-On tho lat inst of disease OF the heart
JanCi NJ. P.cc Jr, aged l. years, months and IL
days.
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence Of
III, parents, cor. of south "a and 80 st. WI.Ius'
blrgh, this Afternoon, Sd inst, A. o'clock 90
REUlCON-On Sunday, Oct, l. 1855, Margaret
Redieon, native OF me fsri.h OF Aarhtrlsh, Co.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.nect
fully invited 10 attend lhe funeral, TIL. trucsday)
atf. m gafI a.
brutnel-in-aw. Dennis LonnihAn. su5 r. $50 a. l0S
RElLIH-Patrick Reilly, native OF the County
Cayan, Parish OF scruhby, Ireland
lie relatives and friends are invited to attend the
time al on TUESDAY, Oct. 8, Al o'clock, from cor
IN ave. aud lith st.. 1872
RlTCuIE-On Monday, oct. %, At . O'Clock. NJ
con uMption, Caroline NJ kitehIe, aged 10 yeara
. vie ui Jacob kitchie,
he rclatives and friends Of the family are respec,
uIly Iu,i ed to attend the funeral from o. CAlton
| ay,. Blooklyn on "Wednesday afternoon Oct 4 Az
O'tIugN. 1876
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The nayenport nrothers Esno..h.

Late Paris newspapers contain fun hceoug,s Of
an exposure Of the DAvKNroRr BGo1nrRs tha, oc-
Cured in that city. For nearly two months the
Brothers had been prevented by tho police from
making public display Of their jugs,lr,. Final
ly the desired permission wHs obtained and pub
lie hall taken, the price Of admission ucing placed
al 1--WE dollars. At this rate, tie building WAS
crowded with people, aud another crowd unable
impanently wzitoi for the performers who final
~ appeared, and through Gn Interpreter malo
their usual declaration " that they we
merely passive agents, N whose presence ccrtr m
remarkable performances took place" The Usual
committee iruul Gao audience, inspected the tsui-
net and with the ropes found, FIRMLY secured tho
two brothers. Presently tho well known tr.okB
soon Aftor the brothers came forth unt.ci. They
woTo gre 'ed with miuslsl expressions ui apprOua-
ton and derAon. The n-Velports psxt returned
10 the Cabinet, and ia few mlau.ca tha doors flew
open exhibiting tho ",wO mediums" iruly tied
hand anu foot 90 tie seats. AMID the surprise that
followed the performance o. this feat, Gentleman
arose in the audience aud tn.dc his way
| upon the s.age-where h. inspected tie CIhiuoi,
tOt = second or two, aud trel placing his finger
upon = spring, tie seat of cue pAyenport parted in
| tie middle, dropping the "me mum" aud tX oG-
ius the trck,ry, by releasing LlB hands ir m t4e
| ropes. The auile.co nov fairly yeli"d With de-
| light aud rose Tor a rush upon the 1tasr Tie
| Daycuports Immediately lcl, Aud tho lolue pre-
venIed any serious disIurl-ace, subsequently, COM
pelliug the treasurer oi tic concern - rCtuld the
mo icy which those Ires'uI uad paid TO witness
| the performance. AL Pans Ia deigl tod At this
| exposure Of the "Am0rieal llumbugs" and here
alter IL viii he difficult 30 iughou French young.
s.srs with ghost stories, or any other won ic-,ul
tales OF srirlts retaining hitler from t.s "oILer
| SIDE OF Jordan"
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 8, 1865.
State Elections.

The political campaign attracts more attention
from the public as tho time approaches for the
coming elections. Connecticut led of yesterday
in the october elections, and week from to-
day, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and lows will
follow. The only issue involved In the Connecti-
cut election Is tho. proposed amendment to the
State CJuslitutions graui ng the right OF suffrage
70 negroes Connecticut Is the only ono OF the
Nov England States ths. now mskes color dis
elimination with respcc, 10 voting. An attempt
was made In 1867 10 strike out the discriminating
clause In the Constitution, but the project was de.
fcs,cd by the very decisive vote OF 1919 against
negro suffrage, 10 5,253 in favor Of 1t. Noiwith-
standing this emphatic decision, however, the
fr ouds of the measure now feel couf lent Of
cess At the present writing the result Of tie
election is not known, but possibly sufficient
returns may CONS with our late kilograms to
indicate In this mornings sus how the election
has gone. The election in Pennsylvania, which will
occ-ir ON next Tuesday, 10 OF no general interest
except 90 far as II may Indicate toward which
party tho tide Of public favor is flowing Only two
state officers are 70 be cectoi IN tha. stac-Audi-
,or General aud Surveyor Genersl-snd II is pro
bsble the vote will he light. In Philadelphia, how
ever, there 1, an animated canvass upon the mum.
cha, ticket. The election for city officers there,
unlike that IN New York, Is held on tho Same day
Is The stat. election. The contest In Ohio excit.s
but little interest for the reason that the result is
foro,on. conclusion. Theybavs a Governor 10
sl.c, tbero and the r,val ticket. arc headed by OK.
Major Gsner.l. IN ,b. Union Army, bu, n. Ropub.
Bosns n, ,bs last rubernn,ori,l election had ma.
,ori,,, ~ an. b,nJ,od and t,vo ,hou..nd =. b.r,ier
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New Government Ionn.

TO-DAY the new Government loan OF thy million
Dilsls will b. put upon the market Tor subserip-
ou, This loan 10 designed to meet tho necessities
tho Treasury Department until the meeting OF
Uugress and tho voting of regular appropriations,
nd Is simply to supply deficiency In tue sppro-
EAtions made last winter. The amount now re-
uired Is much less than was generally supposed
tue time when the last Of the Frca, popular $50
oan was absorbed. The demand upon tho Treas.
ry for the payment OF soldiers, contracts aud
I;Ler expenses, exhausted the money received
from the loan AZ fast a. II was paid IN. and whom
The laSg dollar OF Il was subscribed, the Treasury
EsS comparatively bare, with considerable sum
Gl needed for completing tho payment o,
ccrued liabilities - mainly to soldiers In
iA,.ng this tifly Million loan upon the market,
~ NoCuLLoou acts upon his own responsibility,
'or It Is nos sulhorI d by Congress- There will,
" course h. no diff ulty in securing it's sanction
by that body, however, for II Is absolutely necss
Iary, in order TO maintain the credit OF the q W.
bpment as promptpaying debtor. The bondi
which tho Secretary now offer are iye-twenties,
she price Of which is lyed 81 1903, payable in Ay'
per cent. legal tender notes and six per cent. com
pound interest notes, It remains 70 Ne seer
-AAIAs. shis loan VIII have snv mArksd effect
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An Association with n Future

AZ the secret history Of the rebellion benus 70
sppesr, IL 10 not so diHcuh to understand Ne
cause Of the sympathy that was SO freely lavshed
upon the South by the English aristocracy. A few
days ago the facts connected with tho rebel cotton
bonds were brough. TO light, which ssyo very
plain cause for tho pro-rebo tendencies Of the Lon
don TINES and minor journals. In Yesterdays
BUs We published another chapter Of this secret
history, which showed how the leading sympathl-
fers were bound together In the southern hide.
pendencc Association" society which supplied
money for the purpose of deceiving the public In
England with regard 10 the real issues involved In
Abe war. There 10 no doubt that this society,
which composed exclusively OF the wealthy
and sris,ocrstic classes exer!eda strong influence
IN moulding public opinion In the interest OF the
rebels. II was abundantly supplied with money,
circulated papers and documents throughout:
Ihs Kingdom for tho furihsrence Of their ends, and
% We find fourteen members Of Parliament
III the list Of members the influence OF tho ins,tu-
hon In the British Government Is plAiny apparent.
But while we have quite enough of the past his.
tory Of the southern Independence Association"
we should like some reliable inforiAation concern
Ing III future prospecis,ad observe that is like
" " exist for few centuries, q, least. The las.
article 10 lis constitution prov des ,hH "The Assoc
citation may be dissolved after tho recognition Of tho
Confederate ssstos by Great Britain by vote o. q
majority Of members al general meeting, convcn-
~ for tina, purpose" Now ,hsIe have lately boon
poms indications that 'the recognition Of the Con.
tierate States by Groa, Britain" will be postpon
,dinde6nitoy, aud IL would be interesting TO. know
shat the said society proposes 10 do about H. We
gould call upon the London INDEX to point out tho
ourse now W 10 pursued, were II not that tho
EDax had the misfortune to expire q few week.
W, in consequence OF the rebel "secre, service
,ud" being exhausted. Perhaps the 1iNEs will
Kind enough to throw uome Ugh, on the sub.
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Financial New. Markets. &c.

Sev York, Monday, oct 9, 6 r. 1-Gold has been
remarkably steady to-day at IA. IAN. Tho gen
srsl stock market has uctuated widely to-day and
comparison Of the latest quotations with those Of
Saturday afternoon. show a sharp advance in some
sorts and corresponding decline in others. The
tnnaac'ions were heavy. Governments we're consid-
eiAbly lover. A now government loan Ia to be put
upon the market tomorrow lie financial effect, have
teen yariou'ly estimated. The loan market casy
but more active to-day at Sac per cent. CONNER
oi,l paper passed 1s9. The bank statement thi,
week, shows an iaereNe Of ,ir millions in depodt,
sr millions In loans and three-snd-a-hslf millions
In legal tendor. sterling exchange was firm but
quiet at tO9Aalio. On CHANCE to-day Flour was
Co. l,c. better Wheat Was lc. a &c. better for
Spring, and 9c. 30. better for Winter. Corn va, ic
l'urr. Oau were frmer. Pork was higher Beef
w. trm. Lard wGs duh, and Whiskoy was without
d .ciici chance.
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TRADE NOTICES.

EROOKLYN TAILORS TRADE PROTEC-
- tive Union. Tho members Of this socl,ty ava
hereby uOtlled 70 attend che regular monthly no.,
inr on Tutslgy, "a inst, in their hall soy Futon A.
b., oder Of the society. b. kINkLl- Pies, NJ
DEtLN, Sec. ia
RRICKLAYERS p. b. UNlON-THE RE
evening", oct 4 Ia the Delliit Dispenser cor SSg
H., and "a ave All members are e,uesed 10 attenJ
u there will be an election for oieer All n0u.men
be.s are invited W come. IliEO. JAkYIs Pres
NlCHAEL DEALEI, bee. Secs IS ""
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TnH only subject Of particular iutorcn In orr
European news Of this morning, il the reference -
q largo meeting Of German hol lcrs q American
bonds, which had been held at Frlaiio rl-5n. the
Main, At the Instance u Hr. LASEa u Now York
banker. I'VE presume Of M well known Grm 0,
WlrsLow, LASiER Co., % Wal stre,t Accord
ing u Mr.. KrsslsterleL,, his Actiou u calling
the meeting was 10 accordance with % request ~
Secretary McCuILoCn-not tc alse our G,ysta.
mont wasi need Of moro money, bI! simply 70
give the foreign holders Of as bonds some .Iea al
its proposed financial policy. NJ. LASJER m4 10
the Important s.s,emo-t tlAi Congress was
expected, at the coming session, 10
authorize an export duty on p3,ton, to-
bAeco, and Other Southern staples from
which an additional rcycnus Of HzIy millions
would DO obiiined. TIE German h5ndholi o..
seem TO have received this anno moment uaiay Pc
ably from the belief that export duties are irJu-
rious. They claimed that in Europe exp r.ouco
had proved that 10 export duties, snl just a.
hgh, import duties as possible, were mos. siyan-
tagoous 10 country. NJ. LANtGa also stated taai
the Secretary Of the Treasury would as soon ~
possible curtal the present volume Of currency
and resume specie paymoaiS, Tnil is the most
important indication We have Lately lad relative
TO the policy Of the Governmen, for increaany tho
revenue, and although il comes IN roundabout
way, there seems 70 10 doubt Of its corectness
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upon ns money market. II Is thought BY some
esnker' 'hs' It will create temporary .,rinsency;
Out zoe amour, required is % sm.ll, compared
with the aggregate volume Of Ia. currenct, that II
10 not hkely 70 be serion,lv f,l,
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u DAVID :. OGDEN AND ALL CLAiN-
LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK No. 2is, l23, or THE BOW.
ID cry SAVING. RAM Ina mo 0rlar IN -,
return It 10 the Bank. T. sOMHEH -
EOuND on TIE PREMISES, Az SEW
i cnih avenue, n li,or and white Pointer dos If
not called Tor IN days, he shall 10 sold TO pa, ey-
ptn-es. III
I ,OSI-DN FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, BANK
- book NO 10, So, on the Bowery savings Bank
Inc hnder will poase 5cturn 1t to the Bank. y
7 .OSI--ON SATI RDAY, SEPT. BOTH, A
- ough terrier lut, rather blush cast with little
tan on her iee ears ana tai cropped hoover fr-
iurnr her 10 nyer-lty Place, or TO % West lOth
g. vii receive 40 reward ansSers to the name OF
amy, l!2
$40 REWARD-LOST on SATURDAY,
VIZ an Eugi.h coach dos; had on an Ensli.h
steel collar inarkel bennett Answers 20 the n me
OF MD Inc Under will receive the above reward
By returning the dog to $40 Wuters' e6l
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aFsEelAr. NOTICES.

All dwellings and determinations Instantly
adu,,i by Dale =, Magical Pain Extractor. FOR
sle At DEPOT - iiterty st. " \. III
nr. Uarrisop's Pcristnltic IozcnEcs-A
POSITIVE cure Tor sliyOuVss, Pios, Dgspnpaia and
cry form 81 Indite-tion. Sold everywhere, or
vi be mailed on RENTING the price. o. ccaH. =. =.
Harrison q Go, Pfoprletots Boston, Ma. 80,
iuli---Fail and Winter suits OF CloIhilg
Tor and bO,s At prices lcss, sly les lcticr md
the Ia fcN llrtnon IN any f.H.c Va ia cit j. 6t
J.. 49, B.duiu' NO. - and " b'Ncr'. aiS
Grover az Bnilcr's Highest Premium
Flsu.c sttch AMI Lock .tit'h sewing Michiuos, ioJ
Bioadwa5, New York, and AS Fulton sueet BiooA-
yn. 81
fuckers Charms OF South Tor the Coni-
r'oNol, fkin end teth. Price On. Dollar per Bite
NJ .uutartuTed Ut tho Laboratory, No sci sixth ave.
cor Of ~ n. sold by all Druggists and by =. 4.
I1yco Wholesale AGENT o. Fulton Il. y. y 3aS
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. G.5 liruu4-
way, =. \, $50
Howe sewing Machine Company Noc10
Eguaiy ay y. Y Lila liose, j., fIosdolt. Agolts
vautcd. $50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a BAKERY FOR SALE AND LEASE AT
n {, per month; baking barrels par Iork. f,,.il,
tafins r-' per month, the corner of Hicsf ani I8.
quccr sis south Brooklyn.
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= HERMAN 4 CO., AUCT'S. SELL on.
We lnesiav, October an. Mt 1n' o'ciock En
~ Howrfy ol hbl' cssss ord ripc- Of rfand.l- o.,
nnurncn Nhlshey Port, S'crft and Cqref " ma
Rum nitt rs, Coriials, ale ami Porter. ChsIrplsi a,
S.rhr,, Tolacco, &C.. le.l' the entire stock OF y
WcnLtrcr Go. sale positive. -
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= OF

FOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND FIN
L., iufos Of good corner liquor store, y ye,rs
m1sr' tonH pace ior a l'e1nsn eiucerv and hqlor
sta, lltA ave. IL
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WIN eel this dav, ils O'Clock. ne lSg T. f7,i a.
Cr, l't ave- LARGE sssoriwcn' o. Fan ard IS Iu'pi
mr. consisting ~ coats psuts. tlra.D. siss -
e'S', ieiant1ts shoots teds, pillows. sc Bv orle,
o. JA'lEs NALkER 4 co. IN
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sS100 WILL BUY The LEou
rOCand fixtures OF n.amlue, Ia
store, II not sold this day, aiii he 20
morrow. Apply 10 4. SnERIDES,
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MlL.tTAESEu

SPECIAL TO DISCHARGE! po
- Important Notice-An soldier,
dl-charsed upon partial descriptive r
the ,Hl lii que them, Apply in per L
70 LII Z Tx -, HOFFMAN q co, 50,
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NEssiNA,


nj DOUGHTY, AUC'TR. WILL SELL
this day ut lois O'Clock a. .aesruofn 70 Nas.,n
- General ~sortucnt Of housch I'D furnitul, car
~ toh, chairs, hureius, Waslstaui Is, hads'eais
sortinsni well worthy the attention Of housotccp
W. ia