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Personal NOTICES.

If THE EXPRESS OR CARTMAN THAT
4 took two trunks frum 339 Grand st on nond.v
lnoEing, Aug. 18th, about IL o'clock, will leave hi,
a dress NJ the above number With Ars COLE he
ed. '" 'ss aru-
INFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS
- - SHARP, OF BalinasOe came by ship Eastcourt
Iapscon line. Come to his friend for money THOs
LARklN, 2ll Waverly Place, near Perry a. i4o
INFORMATION WASTED-OF THOMAS
y huOh Len berry on tho chip hernia ior New
Of him will be received by his brothefs J0HN and
10Th avenues g3
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY ANN
BLAIR native OF Belfast, Ireland, who immi.
grated 20 this city about the latter part Of June IS59
~ calling at the T,sdcnce ol JOHN GALRRAi hi
~ Harpers Cour oil st. Brooklyn, abe will get a
sum OF money which has been len in his hand, for
her' Any Information OF her Whereabouts OF regard.
lnf her IN any manner will be thank fully received NV
me ,ald JOHN GALBRAITu at his said reyidence
JOhN GALBRAlTH, vYork, Aug. 2sIh 1865. .ss6
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[ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
,pre cn,. ~ n.S te radicS.y extouLina,ei ana a
,i eu,e neced without the nso OF tho knife Ths
LIZ LIZ, w Cpi1lel Al frcsi ezpcnse from an Cd
Hndson ~ tos tnrheT particulars ingulre at "a
~ .Nu -s,L uFluN hLu. ~
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MEDICINES.

A SURE CURE FOR TNTEMPFRANCF--
l'lfco' efel by Ir. Ming, given known TO the
p'rson in ale, tea cr Anv other hey,rsye p,jsa ~
y; B.-Beware Of limitations which aiwsvs yictcn
rhen taken. Genuine sold only at ls, Hudson AZ
- .'' - y - rs
CORNS, BuNIONs AND WARTS FFFFC-.
lively and pernanentlv cu rod b, ,,s,,,, -,
nlothets m Cora Killer price ffy cents FSr sale by
NM ~ qFFtsn w ti. ISc'I afonts wanted Address COR
- '''i' wv lee pIAIol j.. lbO
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT RrcInr

- pl hdney pifeafes, and sll Hfrase. of tbe BIaa.
eer' hlqqhe$- : and DIopscal SEell'n,g
HELMBOLD'S FLUID INTKIi'r pt-Ctrr
For Wesknesue. requires tie al -, -, ,,,aN1IIl!s, .
HIehshen snd tnyigOrate ths svs,o,n v,,tct, "a -
bod's Extract buchu invnlhly do " fVn r. NJ ncIn- @
@ nent Dc supmtted to, Consumption or Insanity mav
HELhBoLps FLUID TxTR ACT pr,cur
In snections pecul.r 20 females. a. nneorsisd n
other Prepartions, and all comula mis- iuci1cn ~ -
sa, whesher arising FROM habits Of dssipsiion. o,
,u HllEiN,BoLUs FLUID EXTRACT Brcur
Nu ItoloAl{ ertetuinale from tLe gretrIn H. .a...
a,lns iIon hatits OF dissipation al lIt,s a,,e,s
nnuo OF no chGnge OF die and 10 sxr,s,,re ,.,r
" nperedlng tloeo unpleasant and dans.rous ,sm.,-
dies, CoplIbs anu M6rctrv $3.50 s u' ieiHe-
- usE hhhboiDs iLlID EXTRACT BrCHU
~ NJ csSes whether existing In male or femsle froy.
shAtever cause originating, aud no matiar Of hn.
lohx standing. IL 10 pleasant In taste and ohor i,
~ .ooia. IN lu hcuon, and more strensthening than
Any o. o.. ue preplrations u Bark or lion
Ihose sdfiering fIon HToke .do.n ar DaIic,,a C,,
ftitnuons' procure the Remedy nj once NV N''-
ine reader must be Awsre that however slisht rrax
- Tue htack 0i the above disease II l. Eure 10 afIeci
NE hodlly health, mental powers hsppines, and tns
o. 9n niI RosteIhy, Our flesh and blood aIe supponed
~, PHYSICIANS PLEASE NoT1CEl
we make no secret Of the insrodicnts u.t,1
Eh Eh riuh hitIaet Buohu - composed Of Buchu
NuDen, and Juniper Berries, selected Will gTss,
iSrs: Hrp.s ssa prepared IN, yaeno BY II. T. Homlold
nIutyT and themist Of sixteen years Gxn, rirnr -
me sly OF fhedcphia, and when is nos pgescTi6.a
py he most eri inent physicians LaS been n5Intttas
70 sfe IN the United slatos army aud ls also iu y.Tv
,iei use ih STATE Hospitals ami public sanitar,
Direct letter. to ELMBOI,IrS pr,, and Ch,
"A warehouse hs% broadway, NeS YORK
HELMBoLDs Medical D,no,
- S0In W. teht1 a.. tbeloS Chesnut! Philadelphia
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SAVINGS IsASs.s.-

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. CORNER
= oi l4sh # and h ave; opoa daily en- tobp
NJ; Wo.nescays and SHiuGdSy from 10 r. NJ si,
per cent iateiest, tree iron goyerumsnt taY -
posits made on OF before sept tt Will draw Intcsst
,59m tIyI that date Thos. ChRIsTI, PIest. K. ii
.I-ltl ~ l.l- see 42l
THE NATIONAL PARK BANR
OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, ", 10000. SURPLUS Al ON ooo
Ihls Bank VIII issue Certificates OF Deps.t be .rins
interest on hvonble ssl us ] l. WORM Cams
hsG Yerk. Az. ". LssA ~ 49,
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SEWING MACHINES.

RROOKLiN AGENCY-WHERLER &
- WILSON'S AND
HOWE'S MACHINES,
SJO FULTON 81, Up STAIRS.
Machines TO lot aud sold on instullments
Old machines repaired and taken IN exchAnse. 4G0
EOk SALE--A FIRST CLASS WHEELER
Wilsoui sew ing machine cheap IN use Il shun
tune, IN hall case flsss loot, aud every in provenent
front. wv - IVg''
w HELLER & WILSON'S MACHINES TO
IShtTCaN at q Greenwich ave, where " o rent
1in a ,su AL hines Of iis clHls machines, W & ",
noe -. bakeTt, Wilcox 4 Gibbs, and others
lowest terms, ", ". la The beat order, part new,
'o' AsIo' Pi'o eSs lgI
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HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED Fxtrac,
co'laehu baehu !. the gleai Duretic HFLNBOLps
noncrhrsied xtract SarsAparilla l. the ,fsat R'oo1
bnhllher itoth are prepared accordipr 10 Tuis. q,
that can be made we most SGD"
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTOR
-eu py hhLaboLPs Extract Of Buchu 36s
ne GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH
y ANAi'S' huchu' SG3
ONE OF THE STATIONS OF DISABLED
~ soldiers Messenger Corp, for carrying letsI. md
tsR ~ SaR oAss -
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MARINE NEWS.

AUG. Coz El,c. 2s-s. Sets, 86-H ws,or.. o. IA
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A.. i1t hidney pfeases and al uifrase. of tle Bad.
Ger ,hli ,hliqineSS ,,Sn and DTorsiehl EeIl'niG
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HELhBOLrs FLUID EXTRACT Bt'CHr-
n snectloh peeull. 90 females Is unequsled h. ,nv
osnes @ bSpstionA SUD al COMPLAINTS incidon 10 Mn,
lmprudence "''s VI ulthlpAtloI, OF
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 2s. 1866.
A s.u,lsrp Governor Gsisg Wrong

Coyrprop Pxxrr, Of sJu,h Csrollns, has re-
snsrt.bls faculty for blindins The good and inc
bad in bis ofieiai utter.ncss. In his message 10
sbs legislature, however, q synopns Of which was
publlssed 10 Yesterdays srs, there IL rather q
preponderspce Of the bad element. HIRE ~ one
decidedly bad fcsiure: mo man IN South CaroIios
can take the test o.ih vitheu. perjury and II 10
not the policy Of he President 10 enforce ~ NJ"
Governor PrRt1 vir,usny tells the people, IN the
quoted seu.epcs, that there 10 no necessity ior
4hsrn 10 elect men Of Union sntecedents TO CJn
.re,a .nd be sspsc ally tells the Legislature 1hh'
st,y vii! be Unstable In sending the mos mplac-
able ex.ret els 10 the United sts,es sensic. lie
,rauenc, OF such teaching, upon people who are
Known 10 lave strong svmp,th.s, i9r hs ies''r'
,n the late rebellion, cannot 30 oiher~ise thsn
p,rnicious Iisw does Governor "a ~ sns" Hh
:, 10 mo, tho policy oi the President 70 enforce
abe te.,-oathf TIC Pr.sidsn, has never yd
expressed himself in opposuon 10 ths' OATH oi
Whatever his views may be upon tho SUBJECT ho
matter rests no, With him, bu. with Congress
We have some hcrs ,h, Congrs" viii so modify
ahs terms OF the os,h az 10 admit members rHo
nav, received ne Executive pardon; but there I"
no certainty Of that aud moi even prooao'"y
<h.t nemter, will bs ,dmiued without AM rs'er'
snce ,o their recoft, a. Governor fsHRr implies
The adic.ls are smns 70 dsbar oil tho repres'n'
aatves from the Southern States, In order 70 en-
force their fsvoris suffrage hobby. Ihey bsVo
Vowerful influence In Congress- aud " such oouh'
,.l as that Of Governor PEHnY shall prevail 'ne
Radicals will 10 very likely To accomplish hsf
s,d IN. trus pollcy for South Carolina is " make
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sIexican Matters-A New Batch Of Re
ports.

ous late Mexican news 10, ss usual, very contra
.iictory and unsstis,aetory. Only two or three
Aiays ago No had an imporsl proclalL alton from
MAIHutAS, ohcisly Announcing that the Re-
publican President JCAREz. had len the country.
and that the eonquss, Of Mexico was Substantially
mplete. Nov, we have tLs Information that the
Liberal lercss are beseg.ng k...moras With con-
siderable force, and that they are oyerrunnlny the
wbole STAT Q; TanAuhpAs I, Ia N, ot no.i.s,
however, tost tas last news comes through 5snor
RoTTlo, the IrAAsz minister in this country, and
possibly II msy be slightly colorsd for eject upon
the Mexic.u loan, which has feeu offered here
This supposiron 10 strengthened by the fact that
tse force essissing Aaiatnorss Is reported to bs
under command Of CoRrNAs, who, according TO
succession Of previous reports, had only = fsw
hundred Eusrrillas, with whom he Was carrying on
. kind o' bushwhscfins business. Whatever the
taets may be, however, n Ia syidsai
that hAIMnuLtAs gives himself no
ansssinsss concerning the Liberal party. Our
dispatches by way Of New Orleans, state that on
she 18th uli, the anniversary Of Mexican inds.
Pendsnee. MAJ publicly adopted AuGtsrrs IruR.
ErDB ss his heir to the throne Of Mexico, IrrI.
BrDs is the son Of the Mexican Emperor who
played the same game In Mexico tb,, NAroLTos
playsdin Francs-eenysrting himself from Pres-
dent int an Emperor Du, If this report 1. true
ArersTrs IrrEBIpz could not have been present to
accept the doubtful honor for be has JUS, arrived
IN New York, as an svowed enemy Of MIInuIAs.
Possibly MAI. IL afraid that IrrrDDs 10 bent ON
mischief and SO has taken this plan to rscopcils
him; or il may be that MAI. is trying to get some.
body to take tho Mexican Euprs 0d his hands, &c
'hat be may get safely back to Austria. The Iat,u
suggestion has strong air Of probability, fer II
@n snemalous II not unprecedented thing for .
monarch 10 make q crown prince Of person out
dde OF his family, particularly when be has direct
h''r' nss MAX. see The "bandwritbg on its
wal r"
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DEATHS.

, kkNNEDf-on Friday morning, Oct q, Edward
y. kennedy son Of Edward N. aud Cstbarine 4,
hennedy aged year and 10 months
reatives and friends Of the family are re,pect.
Iuy invited 70 attend the funeral his SATURDAY. ster-
parents, 29T Mott ct. id
heC9Y-Qn Oct. 27th, Nsrv Ellen Mccoy, daueh.
Inc trends o. tho family, and those Of her grand
.tntI, Jonn Mccoy, se respectfully invited TO at
snu INC iunefa, on Sunday aite. noon. 2gth, a. 4
ision st. - N F-7 Iae
PENDER-on Frids-. Oct. %. .re- a short illro..
Iatnrhe, daughter q William and Margaret Pen.
The relatives and friends Of the family nrc rc.pcci
I9lly invited 70 attend the funeral. on sunday
htrnocn, Zvth inst. at O'clock from the residence
o. het pIents I26 Fourth a. cor Of North 9Th. vii
HamsDu-sh. lW
sIlEERs-On Thursdsv evening, Oct 20, Of con-
sulp lon, J!hn D, .Ou VI iiiitn u. aud EiLsbeth
ftlVere aTed 81 ypars and months
ne IelAlvea AM friends Of the family respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. on sunday
Afternoon, At O'clock, from the residence OF his
parents, 400 Newsrt ave, Jersey city. IA
TR1SER--At her late residence GI9 Creens ich
~ on friday Oct. "a Ann. vile Of joseph Timer,
in the 10Th year OF herage.
The friends OF tho family re.pectfrllv invited
20 attend the funeral from ~ Iuke's Church 4sj
Hudson At, without further invitation. 11J
.NALSH-At Maconb. Dsm, Thursday, oct. %,
of ofhcmorrhaze of the lunct mary Ann, edest daugh-
Yer OF VIM. and hafsafe. Walsh, Of ThIcsss Nch'
Me'tchescr Co.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re,pect-
iully invited TO attend tho funeral, Sunniv NtcI
noon, Oct. %, at IL O'Clock from The residence oi
IemAiDs will be taken TO 81. kayuunus Cemetery'
Mestche.ter, for interrnent It's
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have N" with the strongest opposition, perhaps
with the argument Of our tsrL ths, Legitimate
dsy's work" could no, be performed In less tins
than was then .he law Of custom. But in course Of
time the reduction came. aud employers were no
doubt satisfied with ths result Of the reform sys-
tom. From time 70 time, - invention came
TO tie rescue Of over s1e1 labor tho
duration Of days work was still iur-
thsr curtaIed, until ally the patent reaper
and the thrcs' ing m.cbine took the plsce Of the
primitive hand implements In the realms Of agri'
culture tho mechanic cast aside the simple toos
Of the workshop nn1 replaced ihom by the great
Inventions wb ;eh have rsvolutionizsd Manufacture
wnst was the Consequence Production was 80
largely increased that mechanic could perform In
ten hours more sc;usl WORK than be previously
could IN sixteen or eighteen, and the working.
classes tt sroore c.in.d that ton hours should he
sanctioned IS the Legitimate days work. OF course
the proposition was strongly opposed, as proposi
,ions f1r the elevation of labor always have been
,nd doubtless slwsyuwih be, bui alter ioug dscus-
sion aud agitation OF IN. suffice employers saw tie
usncsa o the claim, finally they acqn!sscel in is,
= ID nobody has ever s.nce pretended io say that
the r,'ormh,s not been benefcsl 10 both labor and
espi,,l. II was several years ago that the ten hour
sy,ten VM established. Since then the progress
Of invention has gone on with unprecedented
rspiaity. Machines tht, only few years
ago we're regarded "a the perfection Of lsborssv.
ing ins,itutiore have been aside 10 make room
for others as far superior ~ them as they were TO
the old.f5sA.onod haul implements. Every year
has brought thousands OF new machines into use,
thereby constantly increasing The smoun' OF labor
performed In given length % time. Again the
| subject Of curtslins the number Of hours constr
tLting days labor, is agitAtei b. the working
| classes. EMPLOYERS admit that such . reform
would be great teneft, morally aud socially, 20
the interests Of labor; but they oppose the move
msnt, upon the Hypothesis that legitimate days
w.rk cannot be performed In eight hours. Nov,
80 far as men arr concerned, IL Is safe 10 say ths,
those Of tho present day are not able to perform
more manual labor than their predecessor Of one
hundred years ago. Yet Ia well Lnown that their
producing capacity, In consequence Of invention.
has been increasei moro than hundred per ceat.
Therefore, II the mechanic " hity years ago could
produce much IN fourteen hours bs sire could
in sixteen; sad II b.te,n years ago he could &C.
complsh in ten hours what ffty years ago fequired
Fourteen hours, does II not i9llJw, from the same
| cause, that the mechanic VI to-day may be comps-
tent to produce in sisbs hours Just IS much - be
formerly did In tsns
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srco-D noArr
Washington Market Retail Report.
FRIDAY EvENrso, Oct. ", 1865.

rDAYEvKNISo, Oct. ~, 1855.
Although our inquiries At the market represented
10 our todsy's report reveal no violent fluctuations
In The raIes OF any Of the articles therein quoted.
there has Eeverths ess been sgradual howard rauge
Of many OF the LEADING articles OF housthold ueces,
condition has recently teen afflicted With Tepeti.
ton OF tnst hifhty deposition Tor which t has OF
late been distingushed. and the better grades are
gradually returning 20 the outrageous ngures OF the
pas. having alresdy advanced i've cent? ~ pound,
and even higher prices are Indicated. Common
still the nl ~ price OF ordinary hrus. Es have
been advtnced 2 cents during the wees. and sales
have teen msde IA sey.ia IN tancei % the enormous
rate oi lCc per dog cnd this too b the barl winch
s telieye, the nhest hguie this article mas ever
before stisred u our markets a. thls season VI me
year Poultry. Of good quality, is arriviug freely;
and prices are reduced. good dressed turkeys nnd
chicken, selling At 2's2sc per pound. OF fruits
IA OlatiOD, al the various msrs, Of large ots which
Al rendered uusae,,le by the ,syt'eine price,. at
. eservs ounces eau now be purchased tor from
5O to - 10 per basket. We obeefyc 10 change in
the vegetable market except, Derhsp', or potatoes
the usual winter supplies, having advanced i5e per
barCl. Other quotst tiops are o. follows;
Butch,s Neats.-Roast beet prime. 2iaesc: com.
mou, l6szJc, 90 SOUP piece. lOs4c; do sewng pecrs
lyalse; do smoked, 3Oa3lc; do tongues Goa 80 /;
.iloin STEAK 2sa3jc p9rter house, J,aiJc comb
iiaZtc veal, 3Oa35c for hind quarters aSc for fore
quarters mutton, iorequartc ru al2Nc; do hind 10,
iSsl5c !; do chops, sS,Yss; lamb per pound l5Ass;
bacon, 25ss1c; hesh pork, -ag5c; corned.pork, y
gic ,ausages, -a23c; tribe, -a--c per pound; lard
In Jars, 32so5c hama 2Sa3Oc.
F,,'h F..h, O,r ib.flounders- lcal2c; eols, 15aeG
h1Itut, 25aSOc hGdeoek. ssluc; cod -tsh, lOtl /;
henins. s.lOo; mackeieL aait, each, l!as5c; black
Ter 6. sheep. .,c e.sS aSn isee
Ssokst and Cured F.al.-smoted es- qS,eSe;
smoked halibut, age; smoked herring, per bunch.
l5si0ri smoaed nsckerel, lJa2tc; dried Goldfish, lV
oysterA pcf!ed lUl 50aS W do s'cviaR 4CaJ 20;
crabs, 'nf 100, hOa2O0; do hard doE, ZJas5;
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south Carolina sin Defiant.

dispatch from Charleston announces the much
TO be regretted news, that WAVE HAMPTON hss
been elected Governor q south Carolina HAMPTON
is reported to have written a letter, only few
days previous to the election, declining tue nom.
nation, bu. from our present Iivces. II seems that
be has been elected In spite OF himself JAMES i.
OpE, the las, Speaker IN Congress elected by the
Democrats, Was frs nominated for the governor
ship OF South Carolina. a. = Conservative man
who had taken no active part IN the rebellion. lie
10 doe statesman, aud in all rssrccts desirable
man for Governor cf South Cirolina at this
juueture; but lie I'D nJt SUIT the ultra
clsn-ths toethlesJ y,psrs o. 'e'e'ior-- nd hc-
cordin.ly, that class nom ,pNted ss his opponent
the notorious WADE UAurToA, the rebel general
who used his utmost endesvors TO induce General
JoHNGros not 10 surrender TO SHEpHAS, and Who
posted of when his counsel was disregai ded, .nd
refused W surrender until the last rebel army lad
succumbed. HAsPTor Is . splendid representa-
tive Of the South Carolina extremist. lie vas
an original sscessionst; was foremost 10 carry
ing his State out Of tho Union; he e1srtsd every
possible effort TO secure the CT the Conie1
erscy, aud scofed at Ike, JOHNSTON and
other rebel leaders FOR giving ~ the cause True,
be now claims to be In favor y, making tie bes, "
his position within the ulion, snd has publ.Cly
recommended bis eountryusn to follow the same
policy but he is Of the uDfOrgiving disposition
that ehsriihes and nurses enmity Il, unioru-
nate that such = man should be chosen governor OF
the ate which propsStted treason, fer it Is good
evidence that ''EruRAM Is welded to bis .d.s''
still. wApr HAMPTON Tor governor, payment Of
the rebel debt for State policy, aud otcisl disre-
gsrd Of the Congressional tsst-o,th, will be three
points not caleuissd ~ impresI C2ngrtsi with ths
necessity OF any great haste In e.tsaiins repre-
| sentstion 10 south Carolina.
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LAsT winter we published . number o! articles
su uggestins the opening Of Establishments, where
the public could purchase slrssdy cooked, meats
and vegetable. OF all kinds THIS subject ls sgsu
brough. to our attention b. correspondent, who,
like ours Ives, has witnessed the practical bsaeea
such establishments confer upon tie leople dwell.
ling in tue large capitals OF Europe. In view u the
present high price Of fuel, .9d other articles re.
qu.rsd in culinary operations, We Esys no doubt
. profitable business could be established IN this
line Of trade, aud have doubt that whcey2r fir at
opens Cooking Es.sblishmsnr will reap o
rich reward for his enterprise TIE bakers now
do limited business In this l'ae. but their opera
tons are confined 10 . single mode Of preparing
food To make sss tus.aelI properly syt.l.ble, all
Kind. OF cooking should be pert rnsd, for tho pub
lie generally, n moderate prices 10 sdd.Ion 80 the
SAFE oi sricles already cooked. Ia Ilis connection
We copusud the following communication:
NRw Yogg, O,t. g;
Bdttor of the sun :-Cousi.cr.us the high price
VI food, ant of tue means vi coo ing H. As Vel "a
Of rents &c., beg 10 suggest that tls establish
meut Ia this city OF cook sksDs," as thry Az.
called In England vould he a great public con.
yspience, well as probable enterprise 70 tho se
who would engage in L., llese ''cooE shor,n ar,
supply places WGcre all sorts Il cooked meats ca n
he bought by the pound aud taken houe ier use
ia rossts aud coTued bee., veal, fresh pors hsu,
tongues sAussges, pork and beans poultry, fsh,
eggs &c, can thus ue purchased ia srge or ANAL
qusnnues, properly cooked and ready for the tsbl.
Thousands OF persons Of both sexes, who uun p,,
nom 10 10 90 " 80 cents tor ues IN q restaurant
VIII save She expense ot rent, dishes waters a.
sha 'Lus PurehAse Tor ols-quArter n NE moaey 81
that IS necessary to make up 4 GOOD dinn.y -,
lunch at home VI in their p aces Of business. F.m
!es wi also frequently Lu4 .his arrau yemep NJ on,
Of great eonveniencs and economy Bitche,s anc
shop" to thsir regular busiaesI-5r itTuud 6o
ssrsain success as Al inaspssdsat uudsrrsiu.
IE
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r,....,.I Nsv.. pI.rl.,.. A..

Few yort, Friday, Oct. q, o p k-Gold las
been steady to-day at 14IjS 1857. The general
stock market has experienced sharp fluctuations to-
day, resulting st the close in an sdvsnee Of most
Sorts compared With the latest quotations Of yester.
day. Governments we're steady and without mate
rial chsnge. The loan market easier but irrcsu.
lar, and on the whole more quiet, the rate being
I pr cent. Commercial paper passed at IfsoK
with more sellers than buyers. On Change to-day
Flour was heavy. and &C. loo lover. Wheat wa Ie.
&C. better. Corn wo. active and &c. higher Oats
were shade frTer. Pork IVES dull and love-. BEEF
vss in moderate request. Lard was quiet. whisksy
vas tteady.
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TRADE NOTICES.


T .ATHERS-ALL LATHFRS, BOTH Bosses
Asnd journeymen, are requested to attend amee;-
Ing. to be held at MimAnr Hat, cor 26;h st. and
lth ave, Saturday evening, Oct. 2Sth, business OF
Importance i1 to be transacted. JOHN LYONS,
Pr"sidenti WV. $. MCLEAN, Sec. Pro TEN. 26T
NOTICE TO TAILORS-A MOTION WAS
made and carried In the Central BODY that all
members OF Cullen's shop meeting acting AGAINST q
resolution Of thst shop meeting, be forever dsqusl
ned a. members Of the New York Tailors Trade Pro-
tectye and Benevolent Union. and all honorable
members are requested not to work for that store
~ order Of he Central Body, JACOB hOkSTATT,
PRESIDENT; &C. TUCKER Secretary. $50
NOTICE = THE TAlLORS OF BROOKS
4 BROTHERS, Broadway, are requested to meet
AZ the Social Reform Hall, 2sl Grand 81. Saturday
tee E4
pLUMBERS-AT A REGULAR MEETING
OF the Jouraeymen Plumber Protective socie-
W u was unsplInously resolved that no member OF
thls society shall work for Messrs. Springstein a
bfinkerhoh, AZ, and 4I9 Tenth st until further no
tct ~ theg have refused 10 pay the lns demands OF
their workmen. b. order. THEODORE FIRE
HOOK, Pies, A. WILLIAMSON, Sec. lO4
WE, THE WORKMEN OECASAC & CUD-
W MORE, Sc Maiden Lane, are oa u s,rke tor two
dollars more iot Clear seed and Mkt Havana. The
trade will act accordingly. Committee. 9Ti
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THREE DISCUSSIONS On SUNDAY Ar
- Metropolitan hat, 70 sixth ave- at 1Os. a. m
lectule upon solomon, Temple, With spleudlo
paintnss Al m. THE Blble and Spritualisin .
AZ ~ y N. The Influence OF Theatres upon hau
ners' Aorals AID Civilization" a.
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I L. BISHOP is 10 PREACH TO-MOK
Os row evening al {. O'Clock at the ssnctuary
~ First st, On the Second Coming OF Christ, tks
Millennium, &c, SC al
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XOCNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS TO CON.
meper on ihursdsy evening next, al O'Clock. a
the Rooms oi the New York iounr Mems ChIisi, a.
As ocAtion, sS' B.osdway, aud lGl Ifth ave COZ d
.2d 81, conducted BY Rev ID. STUART DODGE
All young men invited. as
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EREENPOINT MiSSiON-REV. ", n
oBGACH v u preach to- morrow At 30 and pm
10 tue Mission building 4tb st. near AeseIole .ys
Seats free. ~
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ItOHsEs. CARRIAGES. &c

A VERY CHEAP MARE FOR SALE
Priee 80; suitable ior wsgon OF cart; relson ia
.,u.us 40 more Sors; Csll al sable No ~ Jgh.'
ston 81 near Dutlsi st, Brooklyn, before oclooL
L., OF af,er o'clock p. u AZ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nEATH - EMANUEL SWEDENBORG !
- teachings coucerninT its nature and use. Rev
ChAl NCEl GILES will deliver lecture On tn.
subject IN the large hall OF the Cooper mon. A-foi
flice, \. Y CITY, sunday evening, oct 2gth OF =
O'Clock. Admission Tree. "
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a GOOD WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP
"a Appi TO NJ MARTIN, ~ West BToidwss, cor.
f'sh"hn 81 y, l. 252