The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1862, Page 5

@EWS FROM WASHINGTON. One Wasuincron, Sept, 29, 1662. ‘THE NATIONAL FINANCES. ‘The receipts and expenditures of the United States for ‘the quarter ending June 80, 1862, exclusive of trust funds, fare as follows — r cen 'e-twonty years bonds act of Feb. 25,"6: for Washington and Oregon war dedi . §. notes per acts of July 1 and Aug. 5, ©. 8. notes per act of Feb, 25, 1862. Dertificates of indebteduess, acts Ist and 17th S pe Feb. Of August, 1861..... : + 44,252,000 ary loam, act of Feb. 25, isv2 46,187,000 EXVENBIT Civil, foreign intereourse ant mie -—Pensions and Indian. +. "700,026 +, 160,024,000 Navy. as ae eeveeeee, 14,800,018 Eatorost on public debt, inchiding Treas'y notes 3,969,000 Of Tres'y notes issued by acto Dec, 5, 1857 101,000 Pay of Tres’y notes issued by act of Mech 792 Bedemption of United Stakes ne ‘oat ft 2 lust excess Of repayments above expenses c pay of Treasury notes, per act December ‘Arrangemonts have been made by which Dr. James W. ‘Btene, United States Collector of Internal Revenue at Bos- ‘@n, will furnish the public generally, especially in New Engiand, with revenue or tax stamps at the regular go- ‘wernmont rates of discount, as :apidly as they can be @avofactured and supplied. For remittances to Boston of Treasury notes the fol- towing commission, pa able in st 1:ps, will be allowed:— On purshases of fifty dollars or more, two per cent; of ‘@ae hundred dollars or more, three per cent; of five hun- ‘dred dollars or more, four per cent; of one thousand dol- Gare or more, five per cent. In en iu; orders the public @hould remember that by law every stamp expresses on {ite fase its kind, as well as its den mination. Each stamp ‘ean be used for no other purpose thin that specified. The @hock stamps are for checks alone; contract stamps for @entracts only, and the person using euch stamp must de- ‘Canoe it by adding his initials. APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE TAX BILL. Bolivar Lovell, of Alstead, has beon appointed Assessor ‘Of the Third district of New Hampshire, in place of Calvin May, Jr., deceased, and Shelby Tayler, of Lima, has been ‘appointed Collector of the Fifth district of Ohio, and Isaac Ranney, of Delaware, for the Eighth district of that State, ‘under tho Excise and Direct Tax law. GENER}L HARNEY AY THE WAR OFFICE. General Harney had an interview to-day witp the Secretary of War, but the objects and results of it have f@0t transpired. He has hitherto declined to serve in @ubordinate positions under generals who are kis juniors, ‘nd therefore it is concluded that if an important com mand ts intended for him it must be one in the West. GEN, BUELL’S POSITION. It ts not known here in army quarters that General ‘Buell has, as stated in the newspapers. been assigned to uty at Indianapolis to organize peroled prisoners into Fogiments. DISMISSED PROM THE ARMY. By direction of the President, Major John J. Key, addi- tional aid-de-camp in the Uuited Siates service, is dis- wmlased for uttering disloyal sentiments. THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN VHE NORTHWEST. Under date of 20,Mr. Lockhardt, Superintenaent Of Indian affairs in Nevada Territory, writes te Commis Bioner Dole that he has received advices from Mr. Wasson to the effect that an armistice hai been entered into be. tween Col. Kvans,of the United states Aimy, and the Owen river Indians, The jatter had determined to attack the former on tho gromd that they bad killed six of their squaws and three children, but it turned out that fsuch was not the fact. Mr. Wasson writes that this ac @ommedation with the Indians opens to unobstructed ‘transit the great thoroughfare bet ween Nevada Territory and California fer transportation trains. Though the (indians in question have been insulted, robbed and other wise maltreated by vagabond whites, they are anxious for terms of peace consistent with the right of self-exist. ence. It is suggested that justice, honor and policy de- mand that said Indians shall be protected by the federal government. ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERS. Several keepers of fashionable restaurants have been @rrested to-day, upon the charge of selling liquors ia eon- Sravention of the orders of the Military Governor, General Wadsworth. They have been lodged in the Old Capitol ‘Prisca. hey IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI. Capture of Important Rebel Correspond- ence—Rout of Guerillas, &c. Sr. Lovis, Sept. 28—3 P. M. Major General BH. W. Hatieck, Genexal-in-Chief, Wasb- fagtoa:— General Merrill reports that C:lone! Guitar, of the Mis- ‘Sour State Militia, has captured Major Wells, Captaine G@mery and Robinson, and Lieutenant Morrison, with seve al privates, and important correspondence of the rebels; alse, that on the 25th inst., with a detachment of the ‘Minth Missouri State Militia, he routed a party of some @ty guerillas, taxing five prisoners, with a quantity o! arms, horses, &c. 8. R. CURTIS, Major General Commanding Department. Wee Fortifications Around St. Leuis— Arrival of Troops. Sr. Lovis, Sept. 29, 1862. General Curtis, with his staff, paid a visit this morn- fag to the fortifications surrounding the city, and ex- Pressed himself highly pleased with their appearance, ‘and the manner in which the military arrangements are Bonducted at them. The oppearance of the General and Gtaff on the strect collected quite a crowd of citizens. The Thirty-third Iewa Volunteers arrived this morn ing, and marched out te Penton Barracks, making an im. [posing appearance, and receiving many warm encomiums from the people. Acsessment of Disloyalists in Carroll County, Si. Lovie, Sept. 29, 1862 Three hundred and sixty-three disleyal citizens 0: ‘Carroll county, Me., have recently been assossed $11 000 ‘by the Board ef Commissioners appointed under Genera) Order No.3, for killing and wounding loyal soldiers ana ittzens and for taking property belonging to said persons. The sums levied range from two to one thousand doilars Oneach person. If the amount is not paid in ten days Bfter notice, their property will be seized and sold Skirmishes with Gue ae. Hepson, Mo., Sept. 29, 1862 Major Anderson, commanding a detachment of the Menth Missouri Militia, recently had a skirmish with gue. fillas in Monroe county, routing two companies of them {nd capturing the notorious guerilla chief, Elliott, a Major fand three of his party, together with some horses, arms and camp equipage. J. W. Morriffee, lately of Poindexter’s band, was cap: Rured on the 2ist, having entered the cars in disguise, wad boing recognized by persons present. Genera: Merrill is informed by authority whieh ho Pog Gredible that Porter himself crossed the river on night of the 2ist from the lower part of Callaway +. Previous information indicated that he had goue that direction, and bad some force with bim, but how nob is not kdown. Death of J. Prescott Hall, Proviveyor, R. 1., Sept. 20, 1862. Hon. J. Prescott Hall, of Newport, formerly United Piates District Attorney of Southern New York, ts dead. ‘The Drage in Cities. <aeaino their full quota; but will call upon the cities to fil! _ heir deficiencies cities. This is incerrest. While ome such course may, my Gg" be rendered necessary fie Troy, thore is no reason for its application to other ition. Rach ward will receive the credit due ite own ex- ertions, and will not be alled upon to make up the de- Beier cine of its loss patriotic neighbors, r—This Day. rt i--Nos. 2745, 2747, 2749 151 STHH Fy 83, 2765. 2767 69, 2771, 2773. » 2770, 2731, 2783, 27K, 2787 ‘@—Nos. 2642, 2644; 2646,’ 2n50,° 2602," 2654 $9600, 2002, 2606, 2608, 2674, a67s, 2680, 2082) 9880, 2688. 2600, 2092. Arrivals and Departares. REV A et, Hare-W P Colby, Cpt Wilcox ihe Clark, Corpl Beunett, Mrs Third N'Y Arti, Lieut Geo Stone resa—Geu Rafael Capo, Louis Loper her. Bark Topokae Agia, Schasider and lady. 2751 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘%3U, TSbz. WEWS FROM M’CLELLAN’S ARMY. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. nee B 362, Board of Aldermen. ‘The mioutes of tho text mevting were read and: ap fat. 0.1 SOMMLANON FOR STREET CONMUONNE BY THE MATOR aH | proved The following is from the Americaw’s totter, dated | sacrmp—am. KNAPP DETAREETER TO HOLD Om Te TH ‘After tremacting some ' the following “Camp of the Fifth New Yor= Zouaves, acer Sharpsburg, comics. pee roa sia September 29 preamble and resoluti fiored ‘ ‘The Board met yosterday afternoon, at five o'cleck, Whereas, embers of the Beard Idermen have ‘The headquarters of General McCiollan were removed | President John C. Henry, Eaq., iw the clair. bese dines te thet denies’ darts the fn geen divers yesterday toe point three miles nearer Flarper's Ferry. A communication from Mayor Opdyke was received, ons ener] Gamioalare. there! one aecaad ssdatneull dae ‘This movement may mean aomething, or it may havo aed. ae last evening, Oharies C. Pincknoy, Eaq., President, in the: Died. Ammon. —At Ni , On Sunday, ber Pr. . pared ggae oe Se His retatives and (rtends are respectfully invited to at- tond he tunoral, (row the Church 01 tho Transigur Gwonty invitation, this (Tuesday) altornoan, at iwo o'clock Baewy.—On Friday, Soptombor 26, {5140 Deuxow, youngest som of Churies and” Martha Heusey, aget 1 year and 1 daye. His remains wore takes to Norwalk, Coun Biscauvrem—At Newark, N. J., on Mooday, Septem in whioh Frederick Law Olmsted was nominated for the been made merely for comvenionce guke. At aay rate, tt | Ofloe pf Stroet Commissionor dean, ‘That she Gonnani of the 0 aegeation pata geo bor 27, Gronam BLAGnume:, soo-indaw of Abrabutn ti is regarded here with some interest. Aldormaa Dartow moved that tho aomination be on: | tsbed, on whom tue dutiewof that bedy wtit devolve, , kor, Sr, aged 26 years. : Warper’s Forry is now held in large force by our troops, | Armed. ‘Tho mamo of the Councilman offering this was omilted, Tho remains ror tmtorrod iw Groou wood Cometory yeaah nt inthe |. Aldermam Boots hoped aot, The charter provides that | 24, on motion of Counciiman Banwmy, it was adopted. Biannwax.—AT New Providence, N. J., on Sunda ly regarded as an important point io a ‘Two resolutions were adopted to restrain the Seventh | Sopiombor 25, Cwptain Hamer 4. Brawewan, 0! apoplexy, position of the Army of the Potomac. Of other movo- ane eomipation abel be by the Maver -with sme-cennens Avonuo Raiiroad Company Crom laying a rail- tm tho 6b year ottla age. 2 is oil shall ‘Aldormen sass Board | road track in Seventh avenue, Broadway and 18 Criemds and thowe of tie family aro politely inv ——e es ee se aecaeyongrs tk bape not been consulted, he moved thas the nomination | othor — atroeta. ‘The Corporation pa. ile nl Bh funeral, from 27¥ Wort I Laruina§ atroet, alao directed to tay an injunction on (be eompany for tho | this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock will be taken to Groanwood Cemetery. Bownn —On Monday, Septomber 29, Cvanas 3. Bowser, in the 35th year of his age Hiv frisnds are respootiuily invited to atwad the fune- rai, trom his late residence, 642 Fonrth street, on Wed Jay aitornoon, a two ololock, without ferther my ite The members of Hose Company No 47 are also ‘Aikerieen Dison seoved thab tho: mectlan’ Sapam te Fie reneties salie,008 that the aomiaation of Mr. Olmsted be con- irmed. Alderman Booxs called (or the previous quoation. Alderman Dayroy, in endeavoring % explain hw vote, was inlocrapted twice by an oxcitabio individual in the lobby Alderman Dayton called upon the chair to main- Halieck has imposed upon army oorrespoudents. Burn- side's corps hag not gone to Harper's Ferry. I may say, however, that all indications here bespeak renewed acti- vity on the part of the army. Tho rebel accounts of the late battles create some dis~ game purpose, untit they can show that they havo the orig Of the Common Council for continuing the we A commupwation was received from the Comptroller containing a statement of tho disbursemonte made irom the Dounty tund ‘The total amount of stook authorized to be r: tion ust, but more amusement among officers and wokliors Feiont dignity of the Board by removing the party from | ¢ho ordinance of thu 24 Ynst. was especially invited to attond Two Army of the Potomac knows who won tho victories | thelabby cl fg | OF whiet has beon borrowed... _Caima—On Aalurday, Soptembar 27, Rev Fanuee P 1 South Mountain and Antictam. They admit the storm | soy person whe intercuptod the hrevsoainns Te ——— } Cam. resistance and earnest bravery ot thoir autagooists, bat | “"Xidorman Imeane ested tmat if Chore wpe aay fur. | Leaving availablo, by a furthor issue of bonds.$267,500 | A 'asiomn roquiom masa for tho ropede of kis soul veil i thor interruption the whole lobby ahould be eared. Tho communication waa ordered to be recaived aud } pecelebraced in St. Joseph's ehurch, aixth avenue, this the solid results of the fight were too decidedly with ua to occasion them any trouble over the vaporings of the Richmond Dispatch and Whig. Aride from the contre of the Army of the Potomac to ite right wing at Williamsport gives one an impressive idea of the immense number of mon and the prodigious aggregation of material, that has been brought together For thirteen miles the eye never loses sight of camps. At Williamsport there have been no active operations on either side. The rebels continue to picket the Vir- ginia side of the river, whilst our troops do tho same on this side. Asa general thing there,as elsewhere on the river, there is no firing between pickets, both sides by mutual consent abandoning this useless and murderous practice. When in Hagerstown a few days sinoé I gave a list of some distinguished rebels who recorded their names at the Washington House. Among these was Dr. McLaugh. lia, of Bradley Johnson’s staff. This same individual a tow day ince crossed the river and gave himself up to the pickets of the Eighth Maryland regiment. Ho stated that he was utterly tired of the rebel service, and would sooner bo in Fort McHenry than with thoir army in Vir- ginia. McLaughlin ise a Marylander, and, I believe formerly resided at Ellicott's Mills, He brings news of the death of Albert Carroll, one of the sous of Charles Carroll, Esq. Farly this morning a large force of cavalry crossed the Potomac at Blackburn’s ford and moved off towards Shepherdstown. They had not returned whgn I close this letter. Our scouts visit Shepherdstown juently by day, while rebel cavalry still come there at night, the place being held by neither party. A number of rebet wounded are there. At Shepherdstown ferry, on this side of the Po- tomac, there are over two bundred wounded rebel prisoners, guarded by the Nincty-first Penn- sylvania regiment, and under care of three rebel surgeons. They have everything done for them that is possible, no service that is desired being refused by our surgeons or officers. But the hospital is a terrible place. The men are of the desperately wounded class, and there is scarcely one who has not lost an arm er a leg, or is not otherwise mutilated. Our men mingle fairly with them, and are prompt and untiring in their willingness to aid them in any way that can give relief or comfort. Harper's Ferry, which I reached this noon from burg, is now the centre of important movements. firmly constructed pontoon bridge already crosses the river, and the reconstruction of the railroad bridge being pushed forward with all the expedition hat can be grined by the employment of a large force of mecbanies under direction of the railroad company. The completion of this bridge bas an impor- tant connection with tie movements of the army, ag it would be impossible for it to move far into Virginia with- out a completed line of railway communication with its base of supplies. It would be an easy thing to march our men, now rested and in fine condition, to Winchester or Martinsburg, but it would not be so easy to feed them after they were there. When the bridge is completed, and the railroad can be brought into use as the army advances, we shall see active operations resumed, and that time is not very distant, Our advance is four or five miles out, and a rebel force, composed of two brigades of Louisiana and North Carolina troops, are ia our immediate front, and show a disposition Printed m the minutes An iny)Lation was recoived from the Board of Trustees of the Hebrew Benevolent Society of this city, for the Presideus and members of the Board of Councilmen to be present at the.ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Orphan Asylum connected with said sooiety, at three o'clock this afternoon, at the corner of Soventy-neventh atroot and Third avenue. The invitation was accepted. A communication was received feom the Street Cor miasioner, protesting against the legality of bis rem: by tho Board of Aldermen Referred to « special committes. The resolutions adopted in the Board of Aldermen on tho: 16th inst., ordering the removal of Shepherd L. Knavp from the office of Street Commissioner, were received and referred to the same committeo. The ordinance of bis Honor the Mayor, providing for the defence of tho harbor of New York, waa again ie up, and referred to the Committee on National Affaire. ‘The Board thea adjourned until Thursday ooxt. (Tuesday) morning, at hali-paat ben o'vivck Canning. —Suddenty, on Monday. Seprenmer 29, ¢ CANNING, @ native of ( 4 ‘Tne (riends and a ne Carn ‘pd tho funeral, which wil t sldence, No. 484 Cherry utreat, « day afternoon, at two o'clock. Elis remains will be in torred in Calvary Cometery CauKoLL.—On Suaday ovening, September 28, Miss Sars CaRKois, Agod 50 years. ‘Tho relatives aud friends of tho family and the {riends of ber brothors in-taw, Josephs. Farrand and John Just, aro {nvitod to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) after noon, at two o’olovk, from No. 34 West Thirty seventh streol. Conno.y —On’Moaday, September 29, Patrice Con- NOILY, ugod 33 yours, a native of Manorhamilton, county Tetrim, Ireland. His friends ‘and. acqunintangss are respectfuliy invitod to wttond the funeral, this (tuesday) ‘afternoon, at Uwwo o'clock, from St. Vinceat's Hospital, Eleventh etreet, be- tween Sixth aud Seventh avenues, without further notice. Covrinaea.—In Brooklyn, ou Sunday, September 28, Jamxs PHY, second sou of ‘Theresa aud Sarah Coppinger, aged 3 yoara und 6 months. ‘The funeral will take place from the corner of Bond and Allantic streets, this (Tuesday) alternoon, at two o’e!ock Craxoy.-—On Monday, September 29, Mra. Ans Ctl tive of the purish of knnismagragh, county Lait: Ireland, in the 40th yoar of ber age. ‘Whe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 34 Park strect. Kaart.—On Monday, Soptemabor 29, at the residouce of ¢| his father, Thomas Addis Emmet, Astoria, Long Island, Macnsvew Emer, in his 32d year. Notice of tho funeral hereaitor. Kay,—On Monday, September 29, at New Brighton, S, L., after a short, severe illues#, ANNA, daughter of rece and Harriet M. Key, aged 22 years, Funerat sorvices will be held at Ohrist church, New Brighton, on Wednesday morning, at half-past eleven o’olock. ‘Carriages will await the steamboat leaving pier 18 North river, foot of Cortlandt street, New York, at eleven o'clock. The remains will be intorred in Green- wood Cemetery. Friends of the family are rospocttully invited to attend. Fa.xine.—The funeral of Saran Ricamony Fitxena will tako place this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at four o'clock, from chapel, Elizabeth,N. J. ‘The trieuds of the family are invited to attend without further notice, FinGan.—On Suuday, September 28, THomas, youngest son of William and Catharine Finegan , aged 10 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond tha fuveral, this {Tussaay) afternoon, at two o'clock from the. residence of his pareats, 75 Allen street, Freararricx.—On Monday morning, September 29, at half-past eighto'cwck, at the residence of Michae! Demp- sey, No. 30 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, CaTnarine Frrzrat RICK, of Horrows Onosery, Queens county, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintinoes of the fatnily are invited toattend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afteruoon at two ‘clock, to Flatbush Cemeter: ‘Aldorman Ruip seconded the mouion. Lot the geatle- mon be hoard, and lot what ho says go for what it w worth. ‘Alderman Dayton proceeded to argue that it was not necessary for the Mayor to consult the Board of Aldermen a8 Wo the peraon ho should nominate (or Sweet Commis- sioner, ‘The vote on the motion to reject the Mayor’s nomina- (ion was then taken, and carried by # vote of ten tw five, a8 followa:—For rejection—Ahermen Hodry, Walsh, Pre- sidont Henry, Reed, Mitchell, Jeromiah , rear, Boole, Ot tiwell, Farley. Negatives--Aldermen tall, Brady, Day- ton, and Fromont. Absent—AMermen Chipp and Genet. Tun MEkriva OF THR BOARD. On motion of Alderman Baapr, the resolution to meet. at five o'clock for four days this week was rescinded, and it was resoled that the Board moet on Tuesday (this day) at one o'clock. ‘Alderman Darron—Why at.one o'clock? Alderman Brapy—It is well known that the Stroet De- partment is without a bead, and it ia important that the @ffice should be filled immodiately. Alderman Dayton desired to kpow if that was any rea- ‘gon that they si.ould meet again W morrow and enact the . Aearecerat scoue by rejecting another nomination i yor Aldorman Boots rose to a point of order. He would not there and listen to an imputation against the action of the Board in which he took part. ‘Alderman Froment suggested an adjournmont to Thurs- lcesian Bootr hoped not. Thoy desired to give the Mayor an early opportunity of filling up the vacancy in the Street Commissioner’s Department p Alderman FRroment remarked that from the information’ he had he understood that the Lepartment had two ‘The motion to meet at one o'clock this day (Tuesday) was then carried. OOMMUNICATION FROM MR. KNAPP. A communication was reseiyed from Mr. Knapp stating that although be bad seen in the public papers that a re- solution had been adopted by the Board removing him from the office of Street Commissioner, he had not re- ceived any official notification to that effect; that ha, had oe the duties faithfully; that he intended to hold is office until his term had expired, and would contest the question in the courts. Alderman Boork inquired if Mr. Knapp had been off- cially notified by the Clerk of his removal, Mr. Vaugatink answered in the affirmative. Alderman Boour then moved that the communication be returned to the person from whom it came. Alderman FRombs1 hoped it would be received and Placed upon the minutes. it was # respectful communi- cation. Alderman Warsi thought it was disrespectful from be- ginning to end, and he hoped that no notice would be ta- ken of it. Alderman Fromext contended that it was not disre- speetful, and no doubt Mr. Knapp intended to contest the question in the courts of law, as he was not permitted to have a hearing before a committee of this Board. Alderman Brapy considered the comipunication disre Speciful. Hie says that he was not notitiod of his removal, and our Clerk states th it he was. ‘The communicalon was then directed to be returned to the writer without being entored on the APPRKOPELATION FOR. VOLUN A communication was received from the Comptrolier stating that, of the sum of $500,000 appropriated by the city bounty, $282,500 has been expended among 4,650 volunteers. AN ORDINANCE 70 PROVIDE FOR THR FAMITAES OF VOLUNTRERS ROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK FOR HR UNION ARMY. The following was presented :— The Mayor, Aldermen ant Commonalty of the clty of New York: do ordain av follows:— Section 1. The aum of tive hundred thousand dollars ts hereby appropriated for the purpose of aiding to support the families of the soldiers from this city who are now serving, or who may hereafter volunteer, or be ordered to serve, iD the army of the United Staies, engaged in defending the tu- tegrity or the national Union. Bec. 2. The Comptroller, who shall be the treasurer of the fund, shall bave power (6 appoint one assistant tygasurer for rach Senatorial! district of the city, whieh asfimunte shall disburse th ¢ persona entitled to rellel, Under the provitions of this ofdinanes, residing in the several wards composing such Senatorial districts. The Shocking Murder in Sullivan Street. A NEGRO ASSASSINATED BY. HIS WIFE—JEALOUSY THE OAUSK—THK MURDRRRSY DELIVERS HERSKLE UP TO THE FOLIOW AND MAKES A PULI. CONFES- BION, ETC. ‘The “Arch,” a tenement house in Sullivan street, noar Spring, was the scone of a shocking murdor yesterday morning. The victim, a negro, named Joseph Thompson, had deserted his wifo, and the latter im a fit of jealousy cut his throat with a razor. The particulars of the tragedy appear to be as follows:—About four weeks ago Thomp- son left his wife and went to live with « woman named Josephine Connover. They hired: roomsat the ‘Arch,’ ‘and continued to live quietly untit about a week ago, when the deserted wife got wind of their wheronbouts She had been watching for au opportunity to wreak her vengeance upon her husband, and accordingly at an early hour yesterday morning, she repaired to the ‘Arch?’ and concealed herself until Josophine, her rival, went out to market. Knowing that her husband was then alone she proceeded noirelessly to his bedroom, and found him in bod asleop. With the determination of a Nomesis she cut the unfortuvate man’s throat from ear to ear, causing almost instant death. Tho murderess then went straight to the Fifth ward siation house, where she recounted what she had done. The razor she said, she had bid under a stoop at the corner of Grand and Thompson streets, where it was subsequently found, An inquest upon the body of the murdered man was held by Coroner Wildey, aud created unusual excitement among the colored people residing in that locality. ‘The principal witness was Mary Connover, sister to do. sephine, who testified that. about six o'clock vesterday morning, as she war lying asleep, she was awakened by loud cries in the adjoining room: called to her sister and inquired what the noise was about. When deceased ex- claimed, “My old woman has been here and cut my throat.!? Witness got up and found deceased in the entry way staggering towards the door: assistod him back to the room, and then ran. after her sister ;on returning, they found that deceased was quite dead. The jury, after hearing some further testimony, ren- dered a verdict of ‘Death, by severing the coumon carotid artery, witharayor at the hands of his wife. Amunda Thompson.” ‘the prisoner, on being examined by the Coroner, stated that she was twenty-six years of age, and was @ native of Philadelphia. In reference to the charge preferred against her she said, “I cut my husband's throat because he left me aud went to live with another woman, aud told me to get my living the best way I could—io have men if I wanted them.” The accused was committed to the Tombs to await the action of the Grand Jury. y jn Monday, “ N, & native of the county 29th year of his age. His (riouds apd those of the family are respectfully in vited to altend ‘the funeral, thns (Tuenday) afternoon, at hulf-past two o'clock, trom bis late residence, 166 West ‘Thirty -secoud street. Haxr.—On Sunday, September 28, after a short illness, Mr. Joawen Harv, in the X0th year of his age, for the last fifty-two years a resident of this city ‘The friends and relatives, and those of his sons, Henry aud Mitchell, are invited to attend the funeral, day morning, at nine o'clock, from his late resideu ce, No. 160 West Thirty-niath stroet. Killed at the bead of bis company, while gal- ading them forward on a charge in the battl: at burg, on Wednesday, September 17, Captain Jon "Const Jovem, of Company C, Kighty-eighth regiment, New York Velunteors, Irish Brigade. Notice of the funeral ter. Katty.—On Monday, September 29, Marcanet Katy, only daughter of Patrick and Mary Kelly, deceased, aged 21 years, 10 months and 23 days. May her soul reat in peace. plomber 20, BraNXann (Ko Monaghan, ‘Ireland, in the is OMcial Drawings of Murray, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries. Kentccxy, Extra Crass 461—September 29, 1862. 9, 18, 58, 72, 1 39, 36, 63, 8, 51, 6, 75, 4. t a Ctass 462—Seplember 29, 1362. to contest our further advance. Soe een the asaiatany tresgarese shall Bot exgeed Hs 41, 22, 52, 5, 48, ii 49, 51, = 7, % ‘The friends of the-family are eapecttully ited to at. A spirited cavalry and artillery skirmish took place this | P29 Out of the frind herenycreated wad appropriatea °° reine eeur eae of charge Fy accra gt teud the funeral, from the residenee of her iather, 75 morning, in which our men did well, and drove the The Comptroller 1 hereby 4 Covington, Ky., or St, Louis, Mo, | Robinson street, on Wednesday afternoon, at oue o'clock, 3 Authorized to borrow, on the credit of the Corporation of the city of New York, the sumo! five hundred theusand dollars, and to Londs of the Cerporation therefor, which sball be. de Rated and known as the “Volunteer Family Ald Bond No. Four.” Sec. 4. The anid bonde shale signed by the Comptrolter. countersigned by the Mayor, sealed with the common seal of the Corporation, and attested by the@Clerk of the Common Council. ‘They ‘shall bear interest at w rate not exceeding seven per cent per annum, and sball within three yours {rom the re hout farther netice. Killed, while rebels some distanes. A rebel cavalry officer and a equad of men were captured in a house which was sur- rounded by our troops. He was brought into the ferry, bat I did not learn bis name. There are reports that the rebels are fortifying both Winchester and Martinsburg, but they are not generally credited in military circles. A sudden rebel dash on Cumberland is regarded as more probable, and measeres bave bees taken to checkmate any such movement. aatly leading bis company, on the 30th of Auguat ’s last campaign), Joux C. Kxyas, nophew of W. G. Campbell, of thi . A one of the first to respond to the oalkto de! his adopted country. Roniskilien, Belfast, Londonderry (Ireland) and Cali- fornia papers please copy. Kauxvrp.—killed, at ihe battle of Antietam, Lieut. Wa. Kxwanp, of the Sixth New Jersey Rifles. ice of the funeral will be given in next Saturday's PS sae Drawings of the Delaware State teri Drtawans, Exrma Crass 409—Sepiember 29, 1862 TA, 34, 24, 3 16. 36, 53. RB, CLass 342—Septem ber 29, i 3, 14.40, 77, 11, 43, 26, 37, 40, 7 addressing ay 4. MORRIS £ CO., Wilmington, Delaware, Oficial Drawings of n Col Lottery of Kent 1s which may berratter | ted States, or from the State of New York, Toy the purpose of reimbursing the city for the mone: The National War Committee and the ributed in pursuance of 4 ordinaner, are. bere! solemnly pledged; and the Coulvtroller is hereby authorize: Comference at Providence. and required to redeem und cancel the same irem time to The National War Committee held a meeting yesterday | time, a: or before their maturity afterneon at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce: | pi50 So ret esans, Weaaurers sb The following report was presented, read and orderea to be published:— Nawonat. War Committe, Naw York, Sept. 28, 1862, of. Georax Orprxe, Chairman :— Sin—Circumetan: ave recently occurred which seem to r the indersigned to submit the following . Lypon.—Killod, at the battle of Antietam, while brat ly leading bis men to victory, Lientevant P, ' Lypox, commanding Company D, Sixty-third regiment, N. ¥. 8. V. (Irish Brigade), a native of Gurteen, county Sligo, Ireland. His few surviving comrades saw His smile when rang their loud hurrah, And the red field was wea. Then waw in death his eyelids close, Calmiy as to a night's repose, Like flower at set of sup. Shige and Dublin papers please copy. Lyxcw.—Killed, at the battle of Antietam creek, on 29, 1862, 78, 22, 32, 16. 29, 1862. , 29, 58, 61, 60, 23. For circulars, &c., address R. FRANCE & CO., Covington, Ky. Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lotteries. mittee acting for the ward, in their respective districts, commit es shall consist of four members each, ing the Aidermen and Councilmen as acting for (he several Warus, On the “tira day of February, 1862. together with w citizen or ctivena to be appointed by ihe Aldermen and Counce lmen, whien citizens inust be resident of the wards Intormation given. AO8EPH BATES, Broker, No. 11 Wall street, room No. 1, New York. Gentlemen Arriving in Tewn from their ¥ t Ol ion for which they are to act. except thet, tor the pu of | summer tours of pleasure are not recognized by even their Septe , Liew re National War Commitiee. ‘be undersigned visited the city | and treated as belenging to, and forming part of, the First | bruised and batered bate for one late and | nacive of the parieh of Clogher, county of Tyrone: Ire: of Providence, Rhode Island, on the 4th instant. The duty confided to them bad special’ reference to the adoption of is the only one in Keeping ber days—a fact walca 7. The month!: laud. f each family ures to ha orward troops to the eratof war. With | Shall not exceed mix of the soldier un- 2 Broadway, corner of ‘The (riende and relatives of the family, and those of bis this view # was deemed advivanie vo confer with the Chief | der fourteen yeara o: brothers, James and John Lynch, are respecttully invited Magigirates of the Kew Bug The Of the | nore thes. twelve to attend the fu on Wednesday afternoon, at two sit having been presionsly announced to the Governora of | ‘amily. Fayiente shail be n Friends amd fo cicck, (rom the residence of his mother, No. 39 Dem Rode Island and Massach the committee had the gra. inieatio ‘ourth street, between street, Brookiym, without further notice.’ The remains it month, The oldest ehiid of the suldier sha’! be « « he " “Seay h Cemetery for inierinent. the bead of the famfly in cu se the wife is not living. ay and Mercer street. on theit w fi Sprague, Andrew, Washburn, Go- will be taken to Plat rovidence, 0! meeting ham, all but one of whom ‘bad been | dance the pre- . 8. No order for relief shail he given 10 uny person who e Fairs of Ohio and Michigan, Max.—fveay Brooke, wife of Capt. Jebn Man, after a vious day om the exercises of Commencement at Brown | 'S fot gt the time of making application a reatient of the ub long illness of the yellow fever at wea, with her husband. University. The committee were thus enabled to dispose of } Ci’. Reiter shali only be fed to the families of such nec and Montreal papers please copy the business (hey had in charge with anexpected celerity, ave heen mustered iuto (he service of ue United and they returned to New York after an absence of thirty: six hours, B » September 28, Cateaxiva, wite of ariand, aged 55 years. The relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tnesday’) afternoon, ab twooclock, from her late residence, 237 West Twenty- fourth street. McK ix. killed in the battle of Antietam, on Wednes- day, Seprember 17, in the 26th year of his age, Jonn McKay, Company K, Eighty eiguth regiment New York Volunteers, son of widow Jane MeKain Hie retains were interred on the field, where be fel! ia a gallant charge om Che enemies of bis country Mrvsen.—-in Brooklyn, on Sunday, September 28, CHARLES P, Mensew, aged 56 years relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ny ited (o attend the funeral, co Wednesday morning, mt ten o'clock, {rom his late residence, 112 Fulton strees, oF bave did from the fects of se contracted while in the service or the governm: 1 be entisted (o the same allowance as the would is Idier ware In actual service. 9. All persons applying for relief slall be required to produce a certiflente tue colonel or lieu/enant colonet of whe regimen i mmanding which ‘he s ment or corps; and ¢ Kot ihe certidcate or c entioned yin? was confided fo the com elief that thety efforts in 16 Kight Cartes de Visite tor $1—Equal to the best made, BALCH’S, 233 Greeuwich st, cor, Barclay. received and ibey are he regard to it Were not une brought forward or dix New England, They bold @ion in the premises, ess {ienis asto the public utboriies of the country, to whom report has been submitted, and by whom it bas been et (adjoining Jor rnet of Commerce of thin morning having made cer- atements in regard to che action of ‘he committee, " Kents, «and Chaplai 26 Bast Broadway, Ek, Manulacturer, legree ot for the undersigned to entitled to ereiore, in addition to that they held no. pri: or on beina! ers who hi Sec. WW, The on tribution of the Fredericks & Co., Photographers, 179 Futh avenue, Madison square. aly poate in o ned desire to say divan ' ‘ Ain their former rer vate conference” from which ( ror : ia oe dies My A, supported them prior. (0. th Fancy Show (¢ nd Price Marks.— | Brooklyn. sane Oise tie mess paior of thon adh in Peonaamets 1 herein hati be STEPHEN H SMITH, 220 Brosdwey, near the Astor House, | Mevax.—On Sunday evening, September 28, at eight fund he o'clock, Joux Hasrt Meyer, only son of FE. and Annie back the soldi y calgents* a proposal was ‘aged S.noathe and 28 days. no proposal wi Dr. Wolf's Essay on Chronic Diseases | Merve: made to “organize & corps for Gen. Fremont.” or for P whe wont Oy ratis at 832 Broadway, or sent by mail. ‘Tbe relatives and iriends are invited to attend the te rapid westunee te sesiuiad vinee scart: tes id neral, {rom Li ate residence, No. 40 ore street, this ba cf y refusing tof | Speciality Chronic Diseases. Consult | (Tugsiay) alvernoon, at haif-past one o'clook. Bo promagal wae pane: tat “upper radical sbolition;"? ations made by a vena: Amdo | ROT ey canes, New York Ménuct--On Monday, September 20, Witiias M. Mon OF any other political stripe of officers, to either new or oid | orvier ‘or reilel shall be paid by either of We ometstant oa oeinateae and fviende of the family are reapeottatl Gatote ‘call ny coutenvion wits ratirsoel ve ane ples ridge shail certicy the sue lobe “orrect. Warn | Dr. Wolfs Cireuint om Chronic Diseases | ‘te reistives and (rionds of the (amily are respeos(uily for aay Morteerh or sther Daten; and ne reference was ever the applications in any ward shall bayer ont by mail on application to 882 Broadway, New York. invited to estend 36 4 : peg he wade to the "New York tall election,” or aby other election; | Ruudted, che covmittes inay Coiploy Au aesiaia ok : lock, from 5 i Third avenue, corner of Thirty y putt sald Assistant ball aot be paid for a longer mrucees.m White's Patent Lever Prase! | Bint? street. n short that eaga of these and the’ ether statements in re- A. er heen one mouth, It fshall de sthe further duty of the vial : ti oat ase ¢ force to the actfon of the commitice, Sina ome Soa eet tne imtetings of oad vrtoren wih clerical duds te the beat Trusa in the worid jor cure amd comfart. Dow pentyl og) “4 oper 2: aaa, eit ot bs : - day, . ve edb committe ny watil you see it, It ta light, clean and 7 ~ ‘aie br aoa raniable andunirie. Rrapeetfulty submitted, sR Estuatweiceses of tomes | lata GREGORY 4 C0., 28 Bond siceet. | trick Maiball, in the 24th yerr of her age ‘The friends of the famt|y are invited to attend the fune ral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, {rom her iate resideuo®, 61 Downing street, At Keedyaville, Md..on Thursday, September wounds received at the battle of Antietam, io Myers, of Company ©, Fourteenth Brook lym, regiment. ves and friends of the family are invited to attend ral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, my, two o'clock, jroma Plywpotith Church, Orange street, Brooklyn, without fu er notjoe. AKR—=-At Hackensack, N.J., on Sunday, September algae | Jane B. Parke, aged I year, 6 months an 8 Funeral ‘hie (tienday ) afternoon, at two o'clock, Karast.—On Monday, go a 29, at his residenc’s, No. 40 West Thirty sixth stree:, tha Rev. Dr. Domimao 5 ears. Mas amtfiekaeand these of hie brother, Mr. R. Ratasl, are politely requested to attend the funeral, from Bt. Patricie’s Cataedral, im Mott street, on Wednesday morning, at ming NEHEMIATL KNIGHT, — { Sub-Committ PROSPER M. WETMORE, )on “ee MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, will jeave Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool. The mails for Farope will close in this city this afternoon, at a quarter past one and at balf-past five © clock, to go by railroad, The New Yors Arrarp—edition for’ Europe—will be podliehed at eleven o'clock this morning, and will contaim the latest despatches from General McClellan's army, showing the pregent condition of the Union forces on the Upper Potomac; Important Movements in Ken- tucky; Interesting News from New Orleans; Affairs in aud about Washington; bbe Gubernatorial Convention In. teresting News from the South; The Rebel Account of the days assigned for paying applicants fromm w ‘The compensation of the visiters shall not exceed one dollar and fifty.cents per day each. See 12, Each ward, committee may expend, f and other necessaries, & sutm Not exceeding twen' yer month, which the Comptroller is authortzed to pay out of the fund hereby created andappropriated, on dills certified majority of the committee nt treasurer shail rend day of each montis, a det disbursements during the precedi nsinit the same to ead co—Marsh & Co.'s Radical Care opposite t nection her ruse office of same name. Female attendant Tre Tross, with to the Comp. led staiement month, and (he branch of the Hair Dye, Presevv wholessi¢ and retail, No.6 Astor How: pplied by experienced artists bi omptrotler shail t Common Connell. Sec, 14. Tn case the aasistant treasurer shall discover that the party to whom any Ucket or order for redef has been # hot entitied by this ordinance to the allowance named . be aball withhold farther payment, and iminediately notify the ward committee by which it was issued of the i the reasons “therefor. the ticket, he shall at once return it to tbe com ery pegson who shail wilfully inake, or cause to be Any maith matomonts oF Fepreventations {or the pir- taining «larger sum tham that to which they are inder Thin ordinance, shall theveby be deemed to HILL, Inimitable Catter of Hair whiskers, Hair Dye fifty cents; black or brown, clay sireet, a Na. 1 Bar- if no peyment hi White Creain” when appiied to tho f seems like the work of magic; it make COMrseat Kia smooth, the falvest complexion transparently whise, Sold by ail druggists and fancy goods dealers, have forfeited al claim to participate io its benefiue, y 5 . —-— —————— retoek, without further invitation. the Battle of Antietam, The Latest from Mexico; Opening of | 4,8*t. 10. Payment shail be mane dirvcuiy \@ 4 ba nday morni ber 48. at Rowsay a ir the ticket ia given; but if by si Beautiful Complezion.—Laird’s Bloom Reeve.-.On Sunday ng, , the Fall aud Winter Faghione in the Motropolis, and alt dabl a, aieh of Youth or Liquid Pearl bas BO equal for preserving and | laerville, N. Y., ALBXANDWR M. |, aged 42 yearn other news of the week of an interesting character Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, 8ix cents, MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. The mat! steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will leave this port at noon to-morrow for Aspiuwall ‘The mafts for Central America and thadgpouth Pacific will close in this city at Lalf-pant ten o'clock The New Youre HeRsro—edition for the Pacitic~will be ready at half-past nine o'clock, and will contain a full ac. aount of the recent Important Movements of the Union F veapective district Forces under General Buell Kentucky, by which the | and one interpreter for each diatric plans of the Rebels were thwarted, and hostile attack | the clerks shall not exceed an ay beantifying the cousplesion and akin will have no other. Alldraggists and 4 w. A.B tehelor’s Celebrated Estabiiah- ment for . Coupees, Hair Dye, and Hair Dycing, and Moldavia Cresta for veaiitying tow hair, 16 Bond sire, mtcr's Discovery Curces Doctor 1 worst (rn Scrofula, obstinate Eruption of the id old Uloora. No. et, New York city, sin: dies, after wing, The relatives and friends of the tamjiy are rospectiy iy Broadwry. invites to attend the funeral, from residence of ' nig brother-in-law, R. J. Forbes, Lefferts street, naar # ail, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at three o'clock, Reenanos.--On Sunday morning, September 28, of ver a loug and painful ilines, Jane, the’ beloved wife of Him. phrey Hichards, aged 77 years The triends and relatives of the farmily, aod thy y my bersot the Anctent Hritons, Benefit Society, aru rosy fully in ted to attend the funeral, this (Tuesdy y) aft on, at two o'clock, from the residence of bee ¥.0n-in-luw, John Baasett, No. 86 Jawa aireet, now Washing iam; Creenpotat Ryax.On Monday, Soptomber 20, after a tong aed sovere lines, Thomas Ryas, aged 30 year, a rariva of cept by direction of jon of the ward com- 1 to the same perevn, @ one ward cominittee. Ef, in tie epin mittee, itis advisable, in consequence of intemperate habits, Or from other catises on the part of (ho paeson Making app cation, to pay the amount in groceries oF olhor iecessaries, of money, then an orier to that effect on the assist nner, signed by a majority of the ward commitioe wid to RODIN PArtiCs aNthoTiZed by t tee to 16. Tha © wad k aptroller is hereby aut norder a suitable room MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. te OF sixty solace per On Ohio and Indians averted, illustrated with a Map of the wth @ich, and the tnteepreters thirty-six dollars par Married. the pariah ef Baitioahinch, county Tipperary: tresveg great Battle Ficid of the West; The latest Deapatches (rom | MOM SNC ttyamoe abit take ef ses Camvan pf erausos.-On Wednesday ‘The relatives and friends of the farnily ate regpeoMull® the Army of McClellan: The iatest Accounts of the Move: |e ean etal pear ene emedtatels by Rov. be W, Lindsay, Mr. Wrtaw ¢ Javited to attend the funeral, on W afiernoon, ments of the Rebel Force io Virginia; tateresting Incel!\- i Garria Ke Peecuson, all of this ctty fat two O'clock, from bis Into residence, No. 64 Geeanwict ce from New Orleans, Pensacola and other portions of Board of Counciim Btyeet, to procesd to Calvary Cemetery Ina nnen.--On Saturday, Loy ‘aT. by Rev. s the South; Tho iate important Proclamations of President ura 2S t scum to Miss Kare 3. Gueey, VEN NON Mouday , Sopiomber 29, Marcaner [9a Lincota: Late nnd. interesting. lave Trom Burope, | TH® SOARD OF ALUMNMKN ABOLISHRD—THH BROAD: | {LW TeRis, Aincannen | "nna guuphier of eamvel and Nacog ovens: aged & and reports of all events of the past ton days of im: J WAY RATLNA Ai SGOMMUANOANION FROM THR COMM: | Wisin Sumnenon.—fn Rrooklyn, ou Kriday, Sontamber } yours, 1 month wad 24 days portance. THOME TER BARSES VEVERCED, BRO by Rov. Jos, D. Philip, Caas. ©. Mata, af Rout, Conny |” The rviativen amd Friomes of She Fadiiy uly Single copies, ia wrapped, randy Cor rantiiag, wie conte, | & rogaine mapiiag of the Bowrd Of Connoiinen was hold Corn BW Senereaow, of Wow Haven, Coun, invited to abtand the Sigatal 0 AB tty sof HOR Laws, son of the late Joba 3 invited (0 ultend ti froin the resilence of bis mother, NO. oo Brooklyn, rents. No. twoo on @ draft, Attorney, broker's uote, test for eatry or clearan posit, bill of exchange, y's oF common carrie! gaye or bond, probate of will or letter of administration, original writ, ed of grant, power of attorney, lease, Of insuranee, certiicats of damage, charter, patty, cnkoy oF goods, certilicate, agi (7 cles of eyery day’ 1a trouble to every Illustrated catalogues free. way. half raies. Schnapps, putfop wiih Spanish and Bi olow the price of oit pane alow the price of oiher pure gina bond, . ‘ebo A COX'S SONK. . A best locations; has water ana y pers bor, geons of the city Exhausted na’ and actire tonin, and barbs, tite sad change of diet, + Paronts, No. 526 Ninth avenue, this (Tucsday) aflernees . at two Srolock, without further tnvitasion. Sernam. on Sunday, oe. doaty, of dwwase of toe’ heart, lanai bovossr, Mh ra tho 65th year of bis age The frievds and rolatives of the family , iso the mom-- bers of Covenant Lodgs, No. 36,1. 0. of O. F., and of Le banon Kocampmoent,No 12.) 0 of OF, are reapest Cully invited (0 attend the | nneral from bis late residence, No. 66 Ciermont avenue, Brookiya, on Wednesday after hoon, at two o alae. ‘Taw Kyox.—ie this city, on Monday, Reptember 15, Hawwierr Jommon Trev Ivor, wife of Anthony Ton Ryok, Vaymastar United States Arm uried at Detroit, Mich. Van Canton, On ® fon of Otto Wand mouths and 26 days: ‘Tho retalives and Crieads of the family we reapec woly Favited Lo attend tie funeral, from tuo residence of Bin parents, corner of y month strech and Sct aveane, ‘on Tuesday aftornoon, at ane o’elools Wikitamion,—A No Iironawhnk, No J., Ga Mowday morning, at one o’ch ck, of typhoid fever, BD Anwen Wii TAAMMON, Aged BZ yoara, son of Nicholas ‘Wit Hanwon His friends ar » on Tuesday afterny ets Oc Tran Hite remains w) y Aacurday, September ae. day, September 28, Woiuam F istana I) Van Campen, aged td > funeral services fis (otherts re ® New Yorke at » Wo Greenwood ten and twelve on Wednesday Yards —In Mit ladedpi Fura AnGusta, daughter of Theodore vod aged 1 year and B days te mn Thiesday, September 2B, hutana Zoroge, 4), Waslannygtow, nda reecived. mh Wane arin. —At Ryiamd Chapel Hospi D.C, Saturday, September 27, from wo fol run, Anguat 30, Davin Wo Weevmanen, in the tre year of his age Notice of tho funeraPin Waduoxd ays paper Winstaws —On Monday, Saptembor 29, Cuan Wer and Julia Williams, gag + eos, LE mont 11 days. 0 relatives an nda of tee family are respoc\fully: funeral, thin (Tuestay) afternoon, Adama alroety Saugorties papers please copy. Winnny.—On Mouday morning, September 29, Wires, Jawees, second son of Richard and: Eliza Wherry, aged 2 Year, 1) mouths and 5 days, ‘The Cunoral will take place at tho residence of hiv. ga-. 10 Ninth avenue, ibis (Tuesday) afteruoom, at jock AM rnin ct R OCTOBBR 1, 1862. prow sage Lickel, bill of lading, manke , protest of notes, certitieale of de- Arehouse 1 '< receipt. tel peut, &¢.. &c., and varioun other’ ak well as the penaltion of dhe - vade each and every ona af | . Tt will save a wor! nd fines for It has been carefw copy lor referen: fe nia at Was att pre from the oflicial docun - a nd Copy ed by a uoted rice ten canta a ‘ov three copies for twenty-Gme- cents; or twenty-five coples for one dollar and sevouty-Ave cepts; or fifty copies for three dollars, or one hundred for five do! tore! ers variety ator Oews agents, pe riodical deal ountry stores whatever, sleulda order a xupply 4 they will find them to maat with @. rapid sule, ag everybody will wan' and must Lave a coppe of it. Published and for aale to the trade by TB, PETERSON & BROTHERS M6 Chestnut street, Phi ‘To: whem all order addressed, and Copies sent ° K Aun street, or & Co. Hamby i, Wd. Bagley a A Wiliams & Cay A fow energetic canvansers wanted to sell the abave cam ot Stamp Duties.’ FREDERIC A. BRADY, 26400 atreey, A™ HOUBSEKEEPERS : HOTEL KEE. WILL SAVE AND EVERY P2R90™ WENTY PER CENT by buying Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlany, Tea/ty gg Door Mats, Kitchen Tables Reftigerators, Brusites, Bead age COOKING UTENSILS and every description of Lous £ EDWARD D. BASSFORD Cooper Lnati «. RTICLES FOR UNION SOLDIERK. INC field, shoutd be sent 4 the Harnden Express, ‘They wend daily toafl Union campa,and ch ROMATIC SCHTEDAM SCHNAPPS. SPANISH AND ERGLISH LABEL, IN BONDED WAREHOUS POR SALS a. THE DUTY, 20,000 cason of Wolte's ted Sabi Kets, for sale from bonded waremy Pino Lure, he er atr Orders received for shipments from Hi a dam or England. ae arg, T GIMBREDE'S, $¢ ALBUMS (FIFTE. —— retailed at $3. ding Curae, Noto P Pinoy Ui tn perfect inst I who want a Crotob or Came Call on COX. tm N BARGAIN FOR SOME: ONE.—M! fine new Bixth avenue Store and Bul! thro tenants, will pay ven rent 2 Post office, and owner win cal HINE NEEDLE. ACTORY, 431 AMD vd Ni ARTLETT'S Ma 473 Broadway, New York. Burn, every description sent by mail or express ded where. 6 ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED $ ig gy, Joints, and all diseases of t he te (ici naa OF inconvenience io the putieut, bv Im ZKCHARTE. Sutgoom Chiropodist, 760 Broadway, Relers.¥ "Oh ysicians and sue -DIATELY—FOR THB VHIROPODISTS WANTED MMe » st competent oper United staies Army ue, Cal 3 Broadway, daily, from 7% (PRCT ARLE, M Sure 5a Chiropodier,'U. 8 VARTES DE VISUE ALBUM preyon Mis. mae (2 picares #85 ypu gs of fty picvures, "DO APPLETOS & 49 and 445 Broad 2 BIG ORs IMMEDIATELY. q ut .! atiacks. 3. Pe New York, aad for sroceries, SITTERS, RAKE’S PLANTATION! They purify, strengthen ‘They creat ® healiny ap They are Tuey overcos They strengthen the ‘They prevent miasr ge of water and diet. dissipation ana late ho stem and enlivea the mind se and intermittent foyera. oy They cure Ponstipation The: x They cure Liver Cam ene mare and Ner’ in the wor e exhausted nati They are the best Pay ns, and are takon with the pleasure gard to age or time of day. Particu- + delicate persons requiring = le l grocers, druggists, hotels aud saloo: \202 Broadwaye N.Y H— T1849 X S PLANTATJON BITIERY, «great restorer. A delightful bows Composed of pure 8t. Croix rum, (goraves tbe body without stimulating # acidtiy of the DRAKY ? Tt ae Te dest streni Dyspepria, Cone Nervous Jleade by old or yous . and delicaie.p Ss fast Aa Hye CO. , 202 Broadway, Now Yory ANTATION BITTERS and purities the agate; 1s a pert great restorer. Tt i# -omposed o! calebrated caltsaya ba roots and y adapted (o weak and delicate persons,- ion for ite pari pepsi tonic, and ie Juat the changer of old by all grofers, druggists, hotels and saloon. Pn DRARE & AO. ine Broadway, N. ¥. —1860—-X.—DRAK IS PLANTATION BITTERS one’s mouth, nvigorales, Appetizer vhire st. Le herds. Ie ARPINGS AND PINS— One. two. three and five dollars a Set, at @. 0. AL &N'S, 416 Brow , One door below Canal street. 7 wtopedd S25? OIL DETECTOR, ‘ oy JOHN TAGLIABUE'S PATENT. Price $!, $2 sad $3, 30 North Willam at, 689 On oy qs WALLAH. . — @ world renowned Turkish Nervine cures tmmed! nervous atections of all kinds and supersedes opium, in. al y . Sole importers, SUOTT & minty, 068 and S04 Brocaway PLATFORM SCALES WANTED-SBCOND HAND, BRST maker, Apply at 18 Mart street BAL JET BRACELETS, RLEGANT STYLES R°tK is yy OBO. C. ALLEN, 415 Brosdway, one door below Canal aireet. ENTS, VENTS and others POR SUTLERS, DAGUERGOTY PIETe CH. TYLER. Manufecturer, No. 3 Rast Broadway. SE GARDINER COMPOUND POR RRO MATION ‘gad Nenraicin Seo advertisemeot inenotoer eiume $100.000 WORTH OF KRIOK CABINET FURNOTURS 7 coat IOHN MERMS & SON. 33 and B89 rounnh = Will soll sae whole of ooo of well seasoned aya sot ‘beet ths country, 1a thelr own. the Oem, has deen catablished Me aevanty: Aoos var<04 944 sbio0ed wo alk Oar OF tha wrath, # ; ‘ t f