The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 23, 1864, Page 2

es . == = - === a : ee , EW "" There are many co’ shat ioe is the on) 5 MCES, _ THE NEW YORK SUN. ee enh eer depend yn | Paty FRADE NOTICES. — yeu, can ——— —-- one fier the a ok “ke a FRIDAY MOKNING, SEPT, 21, 1864, — | free egress trou the cors: and when this te depend te people | or, usd meek Te, TAILORS — NOTICE, THE HAN ing GOLDER, NA . = | entailely upon train official stationed without, | midst be Py are Fequested t@' me : or looked after by those who to be more lester et. dee o#t, General sberman as n lence Mian. the danyer i# ivadily perceived. Inthe instante | Foriinate ? Bomething must Le done ae hundreds | 3.90, 220% ; 8.45, 919; 4, 219%, Sterling erchence So'claake “By Fequest cf the Comes! Commi Lan reports! peace movement im Georvia haw | alluded to the romult of this practlee in frigbt- | are now euftering e eeu invested with intense futeromt by the news | fully vivarad The details of the accident | along, but the ined and respectelle, who ‘isk fe that reaches tia to the eifect that Ge riecelliston when the flames broke | fore bave not felt the pinehing hand wes very dull, and quoted at 109% in gold for bankers’ poverty, re- | bills quire sompathy. Brould not a meeting be ented Wee nective ani easy at Tpercent, The Werket vuffe-ed fe decline, ae requesiod fo avtend @ Hine, ts occ, be Jebate the advance bill TO. TAILORS— Not ICESTHE Delezates pec cial Mee . " etaiet + eral Siieewan | et Keform Hall, ? {a row in correep dence with Vie Pros eat | « fy iasuy paimen cers ‘ : bee eo mmiiee | pe nied to hens clea: DR ae ey Bag es 0: prices. By order of the @rernexe ond the ewling eitieens oo OL Ba t ‘ } uh er Ga hd we? a one, y Ay Bt te causé Hoverntrents ware ot r inthe fs CENTRAL COMMITTRE | }tooely (ie sendy ona entlerog. ours, ‘or bus tam ket t fee! and a . a HS ARO " having in view the swiurn of Goorin te! «aes ‘ ; gf . RD. fine te Bee 08 ee dence enuch’ce: | PESSMITH'S AROC SE~ THERE WILL uk epee tect ae of the Brooklyn Timmoi' b's The initiative neyovstions once takcn, Un.ou, on tuis Fiiday even o sexs wou 9° Cuor mr sna sbow A ,aling off or 1 a 15 cents on tio <4 ceuts on wheat and Laz cents on corn. Th ‘ere are many cases similar to the entirely practicable to arrange the |. of @ | butte: Gow to wed ‘ ‘ steak og ove (a this ed yy wltbough tk Py | Po k warket waa Leas lower, [uy the dry rood sau Se wee Ee the he . : 18 Cy, altbOugh these events ure not in 7 a lowe ‘y voved by the grand Un op, lasting peace founded on the wubrni sion uf | women powerleus ty extricate themselvew 901 | cosiguied by ® coroner's iaquest, We bave no er HOW ‘ben oh ofeniaes New Yor! ad Wl burg © the Bite ty the Union anid the Gonmitus [doomed to be roasted alive! Poe earsordinarily | alube @ “vigilance eormmittes" wenld diaover | (ewratic cottons and each day has witheamed « large meetisg. ©. 5. DEAR, Ps : tion Of course, General Barnman would held | ery “Eon the ralipoada in thie country wonld ealine on the pre one, tangy celicate'y nurtured ladies who are literally AVEES—ALL PAVER starving, having lost their husbands in this “ cruel ted to meet on Satnrday, the no parley upow any otber terms Wien uncon | have furnished moans of exit throug the windows, STOCK GATM8—FIRET ROALD. ¢ BO Quicksilver M... §! ; ditional loyalty, and his unconditional tm a hat anfortonately, those in nae on ther il qu war. We nw thoother day, st the office of the bo roa aoe pe | Cece fi, Suv ike poe % a a 4 warfare having at Iaat forced upon the po ple the | ton ore Pmrpovely couniructed with ndewe tO | Wortkingwamenta Protective Union, 13 Chambers 2100 1 4 +r ae ay I ‘eal choice of the issue between submission and page pees brronathoen a of e miultt pete fathd Airset, 4 lint of reveral hundred oldiers’ widows | 9" or oh ye Atlantic M i { NITED COOPERS, NO, 92 RPREIAL | mination, they may, it is possible, wisely Jecvle in | to prevent passengers from endangering their bodies and wives, who desired only reraunerative ernpl.y-| 10000 Tres. 7 100 rie PE ie ‘4, tueeting will be held thie Friday eveming, Sem, the second beat army of the Confederates, nader | wae therefore, iinposaible, One case ls mentioned 6a, approw bing winter, We would earnestly second the suggestion of our correspondent, and eal for a © Vigilance Comunittes"’ to assiat these fernales,’? 000 Mo, seevee $YA0 Obio & Miss. 406 000 2000 di ‘ P3 Oa vvee 1000 Firte 34 Tire | 100) Mich, C. 883 1000 Th, Cen, Te. 1000 ALLA 'T. H, hi “9 none, By order JAS, F DRISCOLL, Preat C.M. YARWOOD, See's a) VW VAEELWRIGHTS AND BLAGRSMIT: at Jackson Halli—The above lowes will hold eon jim@ll, corn loth at th ave. on Mriday even ine, ¥Bd [nets at % o'elky Punctual atienlance requested as buelhem of area ituportance will be tranencted, Ut was 4 pre ot the last pivoting tomoke both a Benefit sod Ire tective Soctet) of It. All members in arrensy are tee juested tosettleup, P. KR. HOBY, Pres; J. HW. BUT. LER, see. SOC Generals Jonxeron and Hoon, resulting in the fa'l | amoung the incidentain which @ soldier endeavor! of Atlanta, and theinvine.tic purpose on the part | to force his way through one of the windowa, but of the conmandia: geuers to Cake clean work of | only succeeded in protruding # small portion of hi it and leave po coemies in his rear, must have | body, and dewpite the etforta of those outside to Another Ham A oon vinced the people of Georgia of the hopelessness | rescue him, he poriahed before their eyes The To the Editor of the Sun:—The attention of the » that would convert their State into | frightful and frequeutiy gecurriay railroad calay pubic ie hereby called to the “gift ticket" con- j ern recentiy opened in Broadway, and which is fn dewort, at Hined the leader# to subrolasion, Hon ahiould be mate the subject of the strictest ju- ihreaaed fa A paved anil i at night with Ju this wew, the cop ure of Ailanta would be at- | dicia! investigation, and a radical change, ‘n some | eayer purchasers of tickets ut one dollar each, for ded by ev ore glorion tes th he eap- | respect, should be effected It romy be diffieult to | # coucert which may or may not take plece; with tended by even roore glorious results than the ea emp shou « ) cu gach tower 6 gift te A, wots tee “ol of ® resi stan 450 do 78 10 TH, Cen. Sp. 1900 do. 125" Y Cle. & Bath... Sibg S00 Cle. & Pitts, KR. ture of Vicksburg, The voluntary ceturn of a | reueh the deyree of perfeeti n which is exhibited on | 1.54, five hundred dollars; but n0 outsider ever a an eon NWR rae PATH AT) © AR ancihn gucule! State would be an event decisive of the | the trans-atlontic railwaya but certainiy,e reasons | draws anything beyond the value of some articht "4th Nasional Bi''84 © ju. do, oad: HE FATHER MATHEW 1. A.B. SOCIEs fete of the Confederney. Othor States would fol- | able approximation to lt might be ettalaod, of wulvavized or pluchbeck jewelry, worth probslly Bk. N.Amertea...0n © S00 Chi, & N. W. Pf. 83, ty, No. 6, of Brook! will hold a moetiog tp the ee twelve ceuts t) manufacture, while all articles of] 4) chante Bk...ilu | (W® rr | School Holi wt Hunter's Point on Friday Jow In due course, and soun all the wandering Lawhat trainer HAs beyond one doliar are drawn by cou. | 100 Near. 5 bd Cle. & Tol. tt i iyo Bf hey: spotter toy nat Hantle tien. AM yy o inte e fo aw p “ i a. Oo he : h ha by Mees ry nd the tiew Club, vAS eters would Le yatherod into the former galaxy. ‘ al vs. Uninwful Strikes. f mafotnndad ing concern, end the public, as a es tn Aatterion Gon. aN om Cb aR LR es ENT, Prew't. JAS. HAWKINS, Bee lu Jere, Davis according tothe theory of secewmon, Ty disgraces the civilizatiou of our city to be | such cases, are swinuled. w.s.3, *0) Canton Co. 3 D , tos ses * ean as Gar — ‘ Nuw Youu, Se;temiber 21st, 1864, Ms oot 32) ,° | Mk PATHER MATHEW T. Av, SOCK can interpose uo objection te the return of | Made aware that the employers of workinginen bt a ; th con i o artis py ees vty. No. % of Brovklyu, bold their regular publie Georgia, and if he attempty ty de so Geveral | sre not permitted the privilege of dischurging oF Mr, Fenton's Record. 3600 ” ‘do. x5 doce meetions every Friday and Sunday eoulnge, a thea Buweman in w position to checkmute bin | euploying operatives without culling lu the asia. Sw Am, Coal. w ply Tue Albany ATLas anv Asucs, the centre! organ of the Demvucratic party, puldishee the following extract from the celebrated Hetren's Crisis book os Jlustrasing the political views aud autecedente rath, Joln Mul bt Wilson and Miss Cau~ Minetrele, Sunday eveuluge s + Mewre, Gillingham, P.O. Hollywood, Others Excellent vocalists will be iu aiieudauce Annual Ball, 4th Getober, HUGH GALLAGHER, Every State, to as clued by Jere, is wove | tance of Metropolitan pelicemen, We believe the @reign sud iiviepeudeut; sod to tree to come | greet Majority of work'nugroen are law-abiding eit- eod go ns she may detertuine Tous oa | zeus, Who would seoru to cmmmit acts of lawless Mictos, is constantly exposed viclenee, whenever thelr euaployer refused to pay 1y000 U.S. 6a, "81, ep. 107% vouw = do... rey low LB, 68, 5-20, bdo wi : obu0 U.S. Ga 1g. & 9 y 4 re Bin, avcord!: of the Hon, Revuen BE. Fenton, the present Re- $e Tee. ge ‘90... 99 SH M.S. &N. 18... 4 ot J 1 MORKIS, Seety Lies to destruction by her ollkp ing Death, su the Cou. | thew biyrber wages. Sensible and intelligent work - publican candidete for Governor of New York ; seed Obie & Min ¢ “XN ge Bee bitte, it’ he - Fe “ = federacy in doomed ty perish wt the bai f the | iugmen ae w very simple aul vusy mode of pro] wa, ig goems that the total number of actual Sonn Am Gold eg be CHG NW POLITICAL, - P sath Should Gen. | cedure, They can corabine together in associat) gh ci . | 1 Canton o,....,, 56% YW Chi @ N. WwW, tlt Pnermaperenses ; mn ‘ . * secession priuciple that gave it birth, Should Gen- | ¢ abine toge associations, Lyavig haan due tt ella ta Oring: | jigo Cum, Cosl PY... 66% gu Chi’ K. I. KR... 104 PUBLIC MEETING OF THE MeULhe 1s & restore Georgia tothe Unions be will | #nd agree among thengelves that their labor is | img lickspitties against whom we bave to con aC? ji 5 = " . a chaae sapapal oy whet me . iw Dut three hundred aud furty-veven thousand five | 4. y 40-4 O6aby . IW doe te LAN aid PENDLETON STAR CLUB ut whe Lecome the wort jopular poace man ia the United | WoRLh two ious, ia, vt eight dollars per day. TheY | hundred and tweuty ve, ageiuet this army for the | 44) SY Jo" Wagaie dw PPL WeSC. La | sa lust ad Suciocis et there toon, 396 ‘Stati aves States. There is virtue tn etones, wtter all Paper | have ® right t) detuand these prives of their em- | defence a saree y MAM; mk it will Ning eu easy | 200 Erte K ls 7 al at it 145 | one door above 34th «', Eininent speaker will be nil ec 5 d lovers. dto quit ° ae | o matter, inde; 1) je Degrues, Who in nine | 6” do... 6.66 18 W Al. HOR. OF eeu dd the meeting, The citheens of pellets and grass have failed to bring down uny | Ployers aud to quit the service if not compliod | Taken IOeeC rey be dellgbied with this op: | 900 Hud Rv: . 114g G0 dossecccocee GE | Wart ety rerpmetlniy invited to attend, Busliees rebel State it now looks ag if bard blows were) With, They Lave wiso so ludisputable right to portunity to cut their wasters’ throats,’ and witu- | 1 do... L14an lly meetings ot (be Club will be Leld on Poeaday eveme - » ' pa ——— slic mee ob Briday eveuiny of eects likely to prove effectual. Vietorious Generals are | #ubser.be their money aud support in idleness the | out accepting of » single recruit trom either of the | = ig, and publ LAS net EDWITH President. iy evidently the only true Peace" negotiators, workmen of cur estabhebinony the proprietor of | Free States Ragland, France or, Germany, ty wus: SPECIAL NOTICES. ROCHE DURNTGHY, dace, dibbaties which does nut see fit to pay the wages demanded pespeees fa iteutler exterminsuon” "8 | uEaaG BGA Batane ACE COMMISSIONERS ON BEHALF OP tue | nica. ANT, SHERMAN, FARRAGUT, SHERIDON, and GRANGER, with thelr brave associates, ORAND UNION RATIFICATION MEFTING, 4 i COOPER INSTITUTE, TI FSUAY EV ENING, Sept. 27th, to respond w the wom: i us ef the Daltiwore Comp vention ABRAHAM LINCOLN, for President, ANDEEW JUOLMNDUN. tor Vice-President. Two Pariies and Ore Issue, This lawful mode of striking ia generally success: | But we are wedded to Seu pureaee from which nc General Fremowt's lony expected letter of resig- | ful, aud because the workiagwon have found | ert 7 power can divorce us. @ are detersuined to aboleo slavery at all hazards—in defiance of all Aation bas at last oppeared, and he now formally | it #o—im these tines that try the souls of business oppomtionof whatever nature, which it {6 possible gives in bis adbeeion io Mr, Lixcous, for reasons | men,—n few Iawlese \ndivduaie take it into thelr | for the BSlaveocratea to bring egainstus Of this that will be read with interest’ by the public. [Ls | heads to resort to harsher weasures, for the purpose ptt iid take due notice, aud govern thetuselvos letter reveals u!! the characteristics of its author ; | of compelling alé mn ne ede w What is cousider- We, ibe indoratanad; members of the House of and ia eq) ken and indiscreet—ren- | ed the rivhte of labor Hence the vicious and dia- | Representatives of the National Congress, do cor- dering it difficult to prognostionte whether ite e induced to toke the law into their own | tM one of those splendid lots, at Beueplaine, Meutings every Friday evening, at Ist Bowery, Attend aud learn particulars. 110 Wheeler und Wilson's Highest Premium Lock Stitch Sewing Machines, 025 Bioadw __ 342 For the liairaud Skin.—-Barry’s Tricop- herous, ‘The best aud cheapest article, Sold by ull druegirte, Be Grover & Raker's Sewing Machines for Gk iy endorse sud approve the enterp: ise set forth lu she foregoing curcular, 4 , fale and to rent, Abd operators wath © nut to : effects shall bo more beveticial to friend or foe, Thus Vrealinu heads of some of their (aiguedj Owen Lovesoy, faumilicn, by MERVYN ARMSTRON + | Vnlon State fda sina danse by the ay soning Ceameniih he pluinly char the Republican leaders with | companions, or threatening dire consequences, suce Bonuriee Couvas, near 22d et. pane $20, “eo 4 FEN LON for Govermocy duplicity im convesiing taeir dissatisfaction with | coed im obteluing a temporary advantage, Acta Josuva BR. Grpprvdy For Physiognomy, Mhrenology, WVhysi- ALVOR). for [feut-Governor Raevuan FE. Fenton, logy, BA uuiogy atid Lay cology, nee Ue No. Phiene A. ALAIEKG Bik tor Canad Commie’ ty Mr, Lrnoon® from motives ot poley, undl be bad | similarto these bove also becn committed against ye soud Journal “e Neweten have it, FOW-—| DAVID PF. FORKES A, for Slate Prison Inspector Signe! also by Wittiam Sewanp and fifty-seven * ran favorable to the prineiples set forth established achuracter among the people, which | employers, whose right utirol thelr own bume eieniias Bir patg 0: Oohasdie. y LenS Ww ELLs, sv Broadwa asa? 36) Lid tet tno rah elias MS arian. “a pow leaves them no choice but to support hina ¢ | ees is interfered w th by on themse!ves ut Vt. din sermon, t epenkese will eddiese the tseesing, whose nates will be ennouncet Lally Uuiom voters ot New York, JAMES KELLY. Chairman, CHARLES T, PO AMUs, JOU Be dA WIGONGky Bee, HENRY RICHARDS ) us Wlegs meu, taking up- ned alice DEATHS. nud then alates, that in orier to secure the unit ask of brugiog w business mun What the Pirate Tallahassee bas Done. Wednesday, Supt. 21, Mary Ball, widow end success of the Rep di sehoog Lis windows, or in some Tie Bavauneh Reruutioan of Bopt, 2 confirms John T, Pall. #. yeare and 4 months, his favor. 19 s second leticr to w Boston com nuttee | other way imjocug lis proper'y aud reputation, | the report of the arrival of the pirate Tallahassee at 1 Bd eros sre sebpect- that had invited himio k in Faneut! Hall, he | until he ether seek redress in (ue courte of law, ) W luangion, N C,, and gives the fullowing list of NeW, & rarty, he rest.na 1 explains ot!ll turther,and shows how the election of | or converts tus slwek lacs Capitals ud 4004s @guth> | the captures abe bas made: interied iu (ree! Mss 2 | ST WARD UNI IN ASSOCTATION—A& 1 ' } , reenlar meeting of this Association will be held Mr. Liscous cw ber od conducive to the tr er abidiag place BeLoonor Farah A, Boyes, Egg Harbor, scuttled, BORS—On the Lilet imst, Cathariue Bors wife of Laon Heading Jealism,by Dun} vga ition urc Jed to ¢* snare by pumerous ine | Aucuet 11, 1864 Me ors, aged 21 yes + eventng. Sept tmph of Radicalten.ty cou pact eeouization that | Wes ed b ese reuse yun a iD Pires Gases Punk, Noy Wiiot New York, The friende ot the funtiy are reepoetintly inv ; iy yi will convince him that he ‘holds his place and | stances of agrar Heal tad to recent strike | burnt, August 11, 1804 atte if. Se funerel, rt Friday a ¥, Be! Demware County, and other dietioguished speakegs wer, not as belonging to blnself but ue arealiy | and forthe purpose of catling t trentfor Br - Carrie Batelle, of Now York, burnt, Lt hones Pahari deeded badass fy Feat will addy ese the 4 bf. The Union citizens of t aa ) ue ‘i a 3 Ley aah 7 ea t a t " 1), ised ci eaast b pected fad CAROLAN At hla residence, 86 Pitt et, James | We 1 wre earnestly retested to attend, THOM ‘ ’ t uyury a i ; Carolyn, io tue auth year of hie i ' nik RL BP. PUNCAN, § faithiul servantot the people a fine, General | workinguen to tbo injury Guch ects juliet open Dark Bay State, of Boston, burn August 11 1 eth ft hie age, MUKIGY, Bree ROBERT PL bt NCAN, See. 1ué Puemoxr plainly intinoter that he bod set himaelf | ther interests, La the usme of o. licatiog, des 7 yopq i Hoe tii sua thore of his brother, Bernard = apto be knowked dewa by # ine other wan thun | cemey, and ail that ie good, we protest against such Brig A. Richarda, of Boston, burnt, August 11, | 2.) michael else Ue F poe Oe ay Kdwerd Lynch ALCTION NOTICES, jovited to ateend . and can sear sonceal wore exhibitions ot out lawlessuvs r : isé4. Lis fuuera, ou Friday, Zid dos at ly o'clock, AL] eee . “2 = Mr Lixcons, and cun scarcely conceal his regret | exbibitiuus o: vowout lawlessuoss, Workiagwen | "2's ioe Carrol, of East Mochiag bonded for | Ma from St. Mary's Church, wheré solcma fig Mews | AN EXTENSIVE SALE OF -HANDSUMB end mortification at being ompe'led to succumb | of New York City ! you owe ut to selves to | 910,000, August 11, lpc4. will be said for the repose of his soul theb Ho. yehold Furniture aud fo bim after all, General Joun Cocawanm | cast out from among you those whe thi Lishonor Pilot bowt Wr. Bell, No. 24. of New York, burnt, CARROLL<On Thursday * George his he Wes ‘ - ® ay > pen your f ame. ¥. » l August 11, 1564, Carroll, the youngest sun of Joseph au ate Cui roll, J ‘ hs the Cleveland x indidate for Vice Presi- | your fair name, You derive uy substential Lenetite r dyatael Atlantic, from Addison to New York, | seed 1. months aud 8 dave 4 1» folle » and withdraws for reasous | by peruutts eae Vick en tu continue brow- . Y f i ler fent, follows malt, and withdraws ¢ reagous | by peruuttng uy ious went toue brow: burnt, August 11, 1-64 1 fans 4 Martane itty tis oc Pre, whale tee rh elpeptoes tourna: that are of course of infuitely less fimpors | beating aud bullylug all who are inelined | Bark Subote, Calais, Maine, bonded, August 12, | Pit Parenin 2m ee ag | Galns-r00 ; wylewly tm uiabed w " 1 le tor a fashions esidence tance than thow alued by General Fegwoxe, | to act upon their own convictious In regard | eh. anoeaing of Calal, Maing, bumt, Ane], CULLEN-On Thureday, sept. 2d, Thomas Callen, | gant pia ag bai py pg s gant plan The resignation f these genticmen leaves s clear | te the purchase or sale of ‘ul You owe gust 12, 1504 ly he Fisnde ae CE Ns eg, are reepectfully invited J forte, ching, cut gina silverware, de Ne 1 Geld for Mr, Lixcots and General MeCuetian, and | it to yourselves aod tu the community to be Ship Adriatic, of New York, with emigrants | toattend the funeral, on turday eitervoon, 4: M DOUGHTY, Al CTIONEER, WILb baat | A ape re Pos'ponetment Ca slogure ab house, tw sutistactory, ae removing all day the tirst w repudiate wil who by unlawful weans iy My feng 4 ee, Mass, souttled, August ee ¥ vclock, trom bis late residence, 136 © sell this day, at 10s o'clock. A , ao \. “A o mi , «larg sloction by the people, W th more than two caudi- | attempt to control the pr ce of wages iu thie city. [ 49) 1s04 ; : HANRAITAN On Thursday, Sept, 22, Ann, the freee Reunites dates in the fol, there was u possibility of the | Will you permuii itto be said of the Ewpire City er Rovert E Pecker, schooner and cargo | beloved wite of Miuothy Henman, a native of the | inxs, miver plated sloction devols.ug ou the House of Representatives, | that ama ciuployer dare not eraploy gu articean as 1 $80,000, August 12, 1864 County Clare, lrelaud, ia the souk year ol her attention of the tra wssortmont of ioerain carpets, paintings, eneray ‘ chaugedors worthy tne ew “ Burk Gh T ast 5 ie ‘The friends and relatives of the fant y are 4 + ey . e : ot - shan which nothing could be dure calewated to | Whatever price the (Wo may axree | Y Tf you | gust 13, oh eee oh een dy + ‘ eda ie rc a8 ya) ie ve N ANTAL OER % SROs, ORAS sXcite party aniiuert!es, or prove more prejudicial | allow this you fetter your own libert.es, for be sa- ‘ Schoouer Lamot Dupont of Wilmingtou, Del, | hustend. 101 Chariton ot end from thence to Fist. | this day, ot 10 i Lapa tp hehe our interests ai the proseut Juncture of cur atfas nd, the mightier law will step Int irut August 13, bush Cemetery, iia ita, HenP, ° r inte ata a pron} Jit tur uratars, | sured, up maluhier: Jaw. ep Tn te prowess | ship James Littleflold, of Bangor, Me, scuttled LEDWITCH On Thumday, Sept, 92d, Bridges | Clay, Flor Eminente, Ge; alto a large lot sacking tow 8 matters now stand, thore is at least an apparent | those interests |. is clearly your duty to fosier aud August 14, 1564 Ledwiteh bacco, liquors, do, 135 anity in the miblican aud Demooratte ranks, | strengthen. L ueed must be, every employer whe aniPey et Mercy ad of Chathum, Mass, Ihe trends and wejusiutences are reapectiuily in AWNBRUKERS SALE.—H. SCANLON Che diforenve beiween the radical aud conservative apprebends injury to bis person or pro- bid H aetoey Steely aor York, scuttled August Wid bo Steud he nee $B sity, me a ta i will ell ut 72 Carmine at, on Ob day of Uct dements of the oneare not vrester (aan those whick | perty, will be protected st your own eost: | 15, 1864. # veners! w-aortment of unredeemed pledges, by ordes oth Wo LAMLYN ST "3 3 JAWNBRUALE'S SALE THIS DAY AL 6h New Howey, J AMBS AGAR will sell at 11 0'clatl a larse arsortmentot Men's and women's weariug ap perel, consleting ofeilh, Merino, calico Aud other Grea ren, ab ooa's LINES—After « long und painful tilnoss, Matthew prevail between the * powcesuteuny-pries"’ and | ws obtasmel by ta uy g@osessed ty sustalo 8 hoover Floral Wreath, ot Georgetown, Me, | Lines o native of Casile 1 one, Co Cork, lrelaud, “Union-at-ali-bagards sections of the othar, The | aruiles of militia or patrols of Metropolitan polices susie Bs penttg: Ae sf Dorchester, bonded a Se Knemit wilt take plese. fete bie Late resi people will rauge themselves with the re ve | wen, We have been assailed by our mics u# | August 15, 1964, aN PAR ee NY Oak st, this Umidey) stiernoou, ate partie, according ux they sbull individually | iucer sistent Gendy of the workingmen, beasuae | Schooner Restless, of Boothbay, Me, scuttled Au- Pn dbet Aa ry pads ie SODAS AO8 SPQUALU ATCO a gust 15, 156 are respectfully invited to atsend, rae) understand or interpret the pripeaples which | We plais!y te!l them bow their interests are being ipa i : MILLEK — On Sept. ¥1, 1864, Anna Maria Mies ’ Schoouer Etta Caroline, of Portland, Me. scut- . 5 LK they represent, A reat tinny persons | lujured by o few fanatics, As we would * rather be | ted A Ygust 15, 1 5 i aera danehior of Petar sud Mary Aun Miller, aged 5 yrv., will probatly vole tor either candidate | right, than be Presideut of the United States"? so | Bark PC, Alexander, of Harpswell, Me, scut-| [he funeral will take place from the reel leuce of irom a rolohes, broche sud wooen -hawle ntyveate eheeta, quilta, blankets, con and other se West Bev AWNBROKER LORE Dy able goods, by order ot Py way il > SALE—7iIS DAY, BY . Hae Sse z sy aed ek . te tled August 16, 1564, her pareuts teenwich at, 0 Priduy alternoon, JOUN MORTIMER, 15 Bast Brondwar, of a very fn the saino spirit) as) Farwoxt eupports | we prefer to fraukly express our cp!nions, rather Schoouer Leopard, of Boston, bonded August 16, | 2 ith at lock ” bo superior and semeonable jot of wen's clothing. Wor Lixoonn wid the Woops supports McCuxLLan than, by wileuce, appear to ignore and approve of | 1804. MUBPITY. In Brooklyn, on Thure Uby the athenton ofdewers, By vider or sd. LAV Y ander prote Hat loyal people will rejoice that | proceedings we are aure y Intelligent working. Schooner Pesrl, of Friendship, Me, burned Au- | Marearet Murphy, the beloved wile of p 490 Iroome st : apon the question of the restoration of the Union | mau deplores, and f# anxious to prevent gust 16, 1S64, oF the seen OF COMM Bille Couniy of Wert R. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.—MUL Schooner Sarah Louisa, of Jonesport, Me, burn. | Pr lond. PR ag’ there is ne oppoeition whatever, After throe years - - a —eworee ed August 16, 1864 ” he friends of the fury are reepectfitily invited to ’ a EDY & ROLLINS will sell t ¥ ‘ trend the fineral, on Saturday utiernoon, sept 4, ¢ S° Osu of war the people and parties practieally remain a aia c inhi Peter’ MSaaOllty of Friendship, Me, burned | {t') o'clock, frou’ her late residence, lw Uraixe | " iy Hoa, maattra ie ou " “v; : New LK, Sept. elet, ‘ an ‘4 stivet, % pillows, olleloths, carpe ai pan at sulje i The Presidential alu. Rafter of the Bun: o » st, 1864 Schooner North America, of New London, Ct, McDEVITT—On Thursday, Sept. 22d, Edward A, | machine, (od chance fo: "fatal (Aa Peen ir on the question of the supori Reaang wa arcele hoaded “A Stmall Calculation? | #utled August 17, 1364 : J. Mebevitt, aged 18 years, 6 months and 11 day, | Richakp WALTERS, SHEBIFT’s AUC: ability oF toe (Wo candidates vow Lefore the publie | 'm your Valuable paper ot yesier’as, Imake an ane | Brig Neva, ——, bonded August 17, for 815,500 Phe tuneral will tke place from the recidenc. of | tomers, will sei on ay, mt 11 o'clock, the to restore the Union as it was, end me tn th awer to correct it. A barrel of onions contains Schooner Josiah Acorn, ——, burned August 13, | his parente Jobo aud Catuerine Meieviit oa lritey, | congenta of ijuor store, 0 Ouk #t consisting of bar Constitutt prgubarrirtdeelined bushels, instead of 33 4 bushel ot oniaue weigie | 1984 Sept. Ml, abe P.M, oF nd bur fixtures casks, MisTOrs gindsware, tables Opetitution aa it nod Discos and MeULennas b half a peck weihs Schooner Diadem, ——, burned August 15, 1564, SEYMOUR—On the 22d Inat, of congestion ot tu: shuttle board, ete: also leave ‘atore 47 to 43 Mb» instead of 79 P ; i a ai ‘. ge to the polls aud either wall be elected upon |3 bat one quart weighs a Yhe wholesale 1 paboouer Hee Pane > burned August 28, Shy fear: it ei abe cin' hecaiilen SHERU PS SALE Gk ERY TOR bbs iusue alone, market peice of colonm ie O6'a barrel: aul ore ree} NES burned Aug , Tus relatives aud friends are respectfully invited | KICHARD WALT Auct’r, sella thie day tuiled wt any eorner qrover.ey wt LZ cts. por homed Petar} besa UZUst 2 1804, to atteud the funeml, thie (Friday) afternoon, at | Friday, ut 1Lo'elock, the cou oats ot the iaryr sroce:y aileand Absulenta: quart, Which, quarts 1a 9 barrel, will amount SB vem Yofelock, from his Inte residence, 24 Hudson sf, to | etor' ALA iat ys. cur Loch sty cousts dag ot’ lars - to go Of; deduct the cost price ot #6 frou tha en Greenwood Cemetery, Las | uumutlty of starch, sonp, preserved fruita, spices, i¢ The teeg sel Te GMTAL rallroas! Wes | leuyem 2 U4 proby instead of yo 14, The Electoral College, SINCLATR—On Wednesday, Sept, 21, of mame. | Cotees, faimily liquors and 8, varies of other stock. Cidents wu this country is evidence of defect iu the | A Const Groore Phe relative strength of the several States in the | maa James Liddell, ouly arr Masel Pycse Lf peseig $08 folitet of Marte L ‘Hlallontwok of 1h bod ave general syoten Upon which our raliroada are cour | This “Corner Gover" My Mo doubly wu Bouoracle | electural college hax bvev cousiderably changed | S24, leabulia Binciuir, aged 1 year, ¥ Months uud 16 rears lesae of Weguleg 44 Bath aie J AME: dusted, du Buglwud aud ou the continent, on | declery and his oleulation reduces the enoruous | since the last Presidential election, by the decens Lhe frtemds of the family are respectfully invited | an ab, Bho rss ae AT a TET a 13 tes of thin 1 © ane a y mcurt nd | protit ertha th 1) burrel ‘ to attend the funeral, on l'riday, at 2 o'clock, from lod | QSHERIFE SSALE, LIQUOR STORE —RKICH Cy reareot very rare uveurresee, and} neverth less, 3 doul! berrel that will nial reapportionment, Maine hed 8 votes in| Weet Isth st, Londuu apd Beotch papers piruse |b ARD WALTERS, Sheriffs Auct'r, will sell thi statiotion =) thatthe logs of Hfe ie a tor race | not contain three / Duwhels of ouioiw end the | 1, wud in ust wih bare, punk, Meomchusette copy. dot day, Friday, at 11 o'ciuck, the contents of liquor ator: yu t rosul = res ul ‘ . = | also loses oue, failing from 13 to12 votes; New Yor! YRUFF—On Thursd Sept, 22, or Bh eud Obb ave, Cousmbing Of Sy pipes, punch Hen im comparison with thot resulting t jhe | dures of our correapuudent du nol waterially | drops from 85 to 98; Penueylvania io pa Ds RL betty Toureds Bent, 2. [Robert B, | ore AG eA taser ty pies and kegs bartatiet toneries causes in our own intry Cae papers ol you or | Wenkeos the case related inthe SCs ot Wednesday, | loses two, and Kentucky loses one. Alabama, Ar- | ruff, aged 16 years und 4 mouth { lijuord and bitters ete; Liarge ou siley diwk, ety day recorded forr destructive railr od to had | Kauses Blomda, Georgia, Louisiana, Mo ssissippi ‘The triends of the tamily are respectfully invited | JAMES LYNCH, sbead. ALL, BYRNE, Deputy 12 eluded to in Uns artiele bad North Caroling South Carcliua Te sus, eanenes to attend the fuperals 4 2 solar, trom the Grabaum S | gud Virginia will not be beard of in the elector= M. P, Church, Willinmusburgh, ' ove of which casualticon Was the most oppalliug \ cer whe seuda Ga the aluye comuuuication, We | al college, The vote of California will be :ncreased aster er as an Mat bas beer wrded for some months, and | wish, for the sake of -w uy pecple trom 4 tu & votes; ILuow will advance from 11 to 16 ce a : ech rec ci , nt months, s MW | i e sake of the hard-working people, that | votes; Towa, which bad 4 votes in 1860, will au / socal dnethadbatriths fee . serves to lustvate tue defective eysteus prevalent | er grocers" were ag readily satistod have 8; Wisconsin will have 8 votes instead of G ; PECIAL MEETING OF THE JOUR. | Sja Leh whuskey, 46) baskets aud cases champaige pon the road ou which it oceurred, The Pouusyl- | pty lusteud of caaiiug Michigen moreases 2 votes and Kansas, with her 8 neymen Lather will be held this evening as 8 es RL OKO seer Be 491 vanls Contra! Las the reputation of beiny one of | Upen the priuciple or ex | AN & CO., AUCT’RS—SELL THI oda), Friday, Sept. sid, at 1049 o'clock, 15 Bowery . the entire stock of & wholesale liquor dealer, viz Es. 45 casks French Dowudies, pipes wod bbls vin, tun port and sherry wines, 120 blue bourbou, rye, Scot euvol Ving 44 xg iegte loas of perhaps oltty ives pot butencer conscience as the Corer Uro- | snes : a Votes, will be added to the college, The wtal - | oeloek at thely rooms, corner 27th st, and Tth av. AL WITTERS, AUCT'R—WILL SELi rehuy all they can get out [2% Fotos to whilch thuse states ire eutited to 266, | members ate TOjussted to attend aa bustuens of inne ‘ fh . " ; : 4 duy at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal et, 5 the best coucicted wud safest railroads in the Uy of thelr camouers If “ooruer grocers!’ Geal hous | a majority of this electoral college ig nece rtance is to be transacted, By order of JOHN feather beda aud everything tor emasLenti na A | ity 8" ssary to Ns. President; JA’ ec, Aa v Biates yet te pubbe wre horrified by te intellic | erbbly vith the public, the peuple would bave uo | an election, and that majority sone hundred and | &* ae CAT eee: 2m, | peers IBvited. Y AUCTIONES OF occa aldhader gdmimandee Beh lg till AOR Bawa pian AL oth fourteen Votes, No EK TO TAILORS—THE MEMBERS WiLitaM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, UF feees es bethape ly pamsangare bare Jia bom ot the trade ip this city and vicinity, are hureby tice 4 East Bioadway, wells ou thisduy, at ) 1 ar A Wroten editor sums up the peculiarities of # notified that the journeyiwen tailors of Washincton | o'clock, the entire turniture, carpets and beddio yderateay +9 ; “ Died of starvation.” , ver “Hho | trike, The : t state that In Uelr betlefthe deathof at least some of cotemperary na tollows: lo iv too luz ma} ue t members of the trade wie re- with tie coulents of the epieudia bur room of these Vist eM oh fat tar he YM, Beach 1 yu? YOM SM, 2 1M, | el nts tae mloy Sn ae aa neve | Huta of Ne Cia auatgae™™ YE" | ental ari ul pul i ear floors were locked, und they had no means of | pour wud distresiad, With» beart full of sorrow, 1 | feeb to ab apprentice boy ; go much a ore ERATIVE PLASTERERS—A SPECIAL | pabointe,and quilts, ly year lease, Also, ouw 1, eal, This system of locking passengers within fee 7Hls in Re nazne Got to suund the alsrm [| nesa of heart, Of ins industry, he says the public br rth es il be bald & Mr. Kieley’s, corer of _* pups aaa otis __tev cars ivan extremely dangerous ong and bas ‘of our city from dernoat PG | over vr we Sena aie S in Ly 4 Houbers who isos ved sway iron sine! Li, WO BAYS OL0 Le Went pei van by | ea i e's eo a ae | oun rem) ERTS AGMA ER ae GS | ye CGRNARY nb 7 ee, jhe