The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 29, 1864, Page 2

ae receaams THE NEW YORK SON. 1464, The End Drawing Near. Tre enn of our nationality, whieh for four years dar been obscured by the pertentious clouds of evil war, in acain emerging into view, and the dawn «f pres concord and untty ls already apporring, At 4 in the bist ry of th ion has the “THURSDAY MORNING. — ret no per preepect of @ epeedy ond t the war uokod ne bricht—wt no time have the evidences of Robe bat etion been as raan"feat, With thetr last ma: the fold, a cuajority of ther most detensibie tons in our bands and with po hepes of nt from abroad, onch Federal success wy. them to anc -poat on the road to rulu, They have f ciple and cone ain teen aguiust them, and every ais paler thes beacon of hope. Aa a mar & thie gloomy prospect for the cleus, we ww the thlalgence, ach) from the bewiauiug has been only # vestion of time, Wat Intannal dissention the to harbinger f early diewolution, bas eran ite fal work, a ft jg more poignant I deadty in effect than even the havoc of batue, Woile battle ugualls alfecte ouly the Sronches, ine Which wnawe wt the nd paralyzing the body, eval dissension to the w towrt exhausting the lif Coorzsin, the kevetone of the Confederate arc soning from ita supporting position, and threat- athe whole rebel £* Tn piteous toues the io chmond papers be that State te rernain alow! teat. They implore it, by every feeling of frater- ity, Dot to desert the Me in ity hour of wl- ¥ raity, not to briny deatruction upon the plot of Cisunion; aod then, in the madness of their deape- ration, they fall to upbraiding Georvia, and accun- og that State of “dragyiug Virginia into the seces- een movement." Dut these are only the bubbles which appear upon the surtace; they indicate the existence of trouble beneath, but give no clue to ita extent, It is true the Richmond Suntrvat vaguely Aints that questions winilar to those developed tn Georgia “have lately becn agitated in more quar- tere thun one," but expediency, of course, prevents a statement of the exact nature or extent to which this ‘agitation’ bas atisined These revelo- fom sre by no meas remarkabie—it is oH {s cast, and upon the remit depends the success of the political tytrtene Sach ochemes have some. times been successful tn the past, andthe !ndus- trial clasues have vccasionally allowed themselves to be eajoled into the support of designing politi- clans ¢ but a new era has vow dawned. The high | 542 prices, the increased taxation, and the other accompanimenws of war, havo made reformnatory for ueUrea tnore vitally inmportamt than ever before, and the working clasees are disposed to take the tatter of municipal reform into their own hands. in times of pewe, when prices were low and the irreney stable, they were not dispewod to trouble ‘oroethees ouch aboot municipal manavement 5 e4 have changod all tha aad it hae esdary for them act for themselves, This ele the case, they are not likely to be de- ceived by the professional politicaana, or wo be made sostruments in the schemes of derirning mon. They bave both the ability and the power iy sugurate needful reforina, without the beip of « side agency, wud they are not likely to be deceived ty paruzon tricks, no matior how ekillfully dey are played, or how effectually the real design ia covered up. In due tae the peopie will make their own nominations for mun.cipa! offices with. out the interference of Uove politicians who desire met The Fall Campaign in Virginia. Tus current rumors of an engagement by General Geant'a army, which bave prevailed for the last few Cay ty sectum thus far, wo bave originated frora she knowledge that both the Union and rebel armies have for some days past contronted = Cum, each other (nan attitude of complete preparation for battle, Hence it was concluded that @ con- fitet wan likely to occur at any moment Up to the timd of writing, hewover, no uffidal news of an 40 engapement has been received, and it does not yet appear whether the great struggle, In case it bas not yet ecomynenced, shall be insugurated within 9 da}, o week or @ month, Ot the charucter of the coming campaign we can only intiate that it is substantially the seme a8 was origiaully formed by General Grant when he assumed the Lieuterant-Geueralabip last spring. The ouly difference wppeurs to be a change of details, induced by the failure of his combina- tions through the Incapacity ot Dente and Stem. ca, 1000 ar co AAT ME Ohio @ Miss... 404 2 a hs i) We) Aa Jom & Nationa Bt by 4th National bk 06 10) Canvm Go,, D1 bo bel. & Hud, C...176 hey Central Com... Go w Cum, Coal Pf... 60 0 TH. RR... 62 0. 5° .abig Sho Po kt WL O., Dod 10) QuiekeliverM. ity 44) do... LU Jon le on do.. 41 10 Chi. & Alton Pr. vi 100 Wyoming V.C.. OL 10 0... 65. WO 100 do... ...., bi T00 Mariposa Min... 40 U0 Mer & Cin bt. Be be GO... seme #6 ABLOND BOARD. 10008 UF 6a 81, ep 106% 90 Keadiue Ro... 11 100 do... ita 120% do 19 US. Sy be. 1 00 Mich. Coo. R 1v000 prreeereers (be 1) do Ww Trea. 7 5-40... 107 ON M.S. & N le iow LS. 66 1.6 aw dO,..... 00 Ohio & Migs 8 i Cons ey 1a) Am, Gold, 10u Contua Uo. Ww ° do. Ae W Cle. & Pitta, Bed do 140 Gaicesiiver M, wWN.Y. Con, K Erie k. do... lu) Mad Kv. F.. c Whelesale Prices of Courtry Predace. New Yous, Thureday, Sept 5, 1564, ‘The docline in gold, it ie to be boped, will have a palutery effect upon the Produce Marketin a short time. Bpeculnto.s who bought extensively ot high Prices with the idea that gold would still further « vance, and send up the price of produce, are bevin- ning to feel rether “shaky,” und are in * terrible dread of the penic which threateas to engulf them in ruin should the nuriferous ore continue on ite down only strange thas they have not sooner been mani- | Now, as then, the enemy's iuterior lines aro threat. | W8Td course. Those speculators who have euddeniy fosvoct, alora are Precedents ‘each us that consnir- alwaye in danger of each oth- er Walle success paturaily bands them together, and they are stimulated by @ flut- tering hope, all {s weil, but the crucible of detent, disaster end impending punishment, shows the drove la their composition, While the rebels were wmatained Ly the hope of enccessfel resistance to the Federal armies, and while thoir leaders telt eon- fident of erecting « woverninent to suit thernselves, that calm reilection—that careful estimate of profit and loas=whieh they now have woud cause for ealenicting, was nove: Now, however, they areio the condition of an arrested culprit. ‘The fearfu) straits to which they have been reduc+ od, causes thom to cov sider whether it is not better fo mitigate puuishment by a confession of guilt, throv'ng thernse'ves pon the eloneney Government against whic. ther have rebelled, and securing “tho best attalunlie peace!’ Wauethor shoy bave entirely rrachod the condition of repent: ance which the published stat conrse remains to be seon ; in any ever duon is only a qestion of time Their military prestice is gona tielrarniew without recuperation, are tneluing belore the oaword march of the Union torces, nnd she question for them to whether they wili accept the olive branch, or tuowt upon their own annihilation, With such an alternative the ond cannot be Uistant, A litte mare deflance frou the rebel leaders, a fow more drabbings freu: Uuion soldiers, @ fow spas- considered that cone consider ie aim) of the just | now concentrate his atte vente linply, of | River, | by the rebels ened; and with greatly improved prospects of suc- ceas. Now, aa then, also, Goueral Lis is compelled to cover Richmond frou opgposite directions, and this time under far greater disutvantages as to number and position, General Sugzivax thunder- ing up the valley of the Shenandoah againat Lynch- made fortunes at .he expense of the poor, way have Orcusion to ciogorge it as suddenly, if afaira continue to Wear their present aspect. A firmer teve is noticed ia the ment market, though there is uol Ling special io note, Poik isa lite lower, while mutton and yoo! rule at lest week, Butter and cheese are at @ cor - plete stand atill, searcoly anything doing, making our burg is far more fortaldable than Generals Staet, | quotasions entively uominal, Apples are pieaty, but Croom, and Avrnitt, creeping aloug the Kan- awha Valley with torcea Imble tw be cut up in detail, General Guan, with « creseent line stretwh- ing trom the Poutnsula to the Weldon Railroad, is ™ re terrible to the Confederacy than when he was clearing his way through the Wilderness; and Gen, Boreen is better employed in digviug w canal to dull, except tho best deseriptions, whieh are wantet for shipment. Pears comp in freely and cell well, Peeches ate not so plenty aa of Inte, nor hey so good, Citapes are pleuty, of good quality, aud cheap. Potatoes are in large qusatity, aud clo tame, with not much doing, Onions have increased in supply, a8 eater fleures, Eves are #ithout miterial change, the demand absorbing the aupply aa fast a they come sLorten the distance ty Richmond for our guntoets | go market, than in proclaiming that he bas “tho key w Bich. mond’ in bis possession Geperal Guar way of half @ dozen vuluerable points in the ene- Obl pe en tae my's Wea, don He may advance from tho Wel- Railroad, Rernuca Hundred, the [dames or the Pentusula; or, rejecting ail thee be may boldly sewing his army round on the extreme left—pomibly on Lia exteane rirht Jeld Harbor—nod et IDAN, tn the Shenandoah, from the Southside aud Danvide Raflroude, Some moverguut of this cuaracter sppeary to bee dreaded They affect to be confident of their strength behind earthworks; but since Sarmmay's splendid wperation at Atlanta they Lo longer sneer at “otrategy.” OF mm the cid pextt a forward towards ¥ course o tlauk movement tn modie contordons, and the Southern Confederacy | the presence of a Geucral of Ler's calibre, and yc Will bo a thing of the past, The Presumption of Politicians. ‘Tre extent to Wo ch protease onal politicians pre- #rno Upon the ignoranes of the industriel clissesy de ng bold and audacious ou the part of tho former, ae tt is tmportincot and Insulting to the intelligence of the latter, They weer to base the whole course of their action upou the hypothes!s that meu who earn their living by bo wil wre fit eubjects tor Abe practice of Imposition—thut by a little careful Tuapagernent they can be used fur desired purpases, and bo made the were auppliant tools of wily lead oratip. From thie etarthig-polut they proceed to the work of gradually toumg their supposed dupes to the desired vorelstency for moulding into available political touls. This requires caution, and the most dexterous wan'pulavou, It will not do to boldly reveal the purposes in view, nor to div. close the design by Injudiclous baste, But the pro- feasonal politician is never at a loss tor expedienta tw accomplish bis purpose, and a new trap te Sprung upon the expected prey. They remeber tho fable of the wolf in sheep's clothing, and pro- seed to profitby theexample. They accordingly put on the garb of huroUity, affect the most gushing so- leitude for the wrongs of the worktny clogees, eroumne @ lugubrious expreanon of sympathy and svence und endeavor to inainuate (hemeel ves savor by 0 excess ot hypocritieal anxtety fur the public welfare, Woon they imagine that this athe prograiine bag been reashed—when they conclude that the trduatrial classes ere gufli- ently blinded with rovard to their PUrponas— thoy proceed tu tho aext feature of tho nicely arranged plot. The polit well know that the people are vol desire improve mt eto) ons very tous for reform el 4 La the elty guvernme are anxious to secure the necessary leg those purpores, In and ation for there desires the professional politician discovers an other supy do wu whle Point for tho practice of his bypoerisy ia that ho te sudden) The result ty tranatormed jute the mont cla:norous apostle of reform, He propeses to brir 7 about the must beneficent orm of orninest that ever dawned upon a people; he is determines bave nothing short of » mualcipal milieniuu, and e fairly bolls over with indiymution at the mere revvon of abages prevalent in the city goverunent, ‘bis tableau is designed to impress the working wes with the honesty and sincerity of the poll- ans; but, Nkea great deal of otherwine good * tog, itis e littl overdone Taking it for yrant- + that the honusty<todge has Leen eifoctive, they drooret to the last stage of their labor. This is the aos deheate of all, and requires the most dexter. ous manwement to avoid expasure ;—the working classes must be gently drawn into the politcal net and made wo endorse the osensible policy of reform, Ali the arts ond wiles of the politictan are Dore calied into requisition. They know that the poole have alrendy been eo often deceived by polttical jugglers eat there is danger of the decep- thon being discovered. But desperate onda require Gespare mesng snd tho voutury ig mado the de that they | available resources, ie @ serious cperatior Goneril Gaant w emerg But i prove equa! for this ar fr other 4 He bas amp'e forces, an untliuching Spirt, wal, mnoreower, he bas the advantages of | Rhubert rer doren, 0 6))/Musk Melo poston, superi artillery and o better cause, “be Legrl Tencer Question ta Callfornia, ; Tu vi. city of the legal tender clause bas been ‘ | oguin ratacd by w recent declvion of the Supreme Court of Cahfornie afitmiug the constisutionality of the Special Contract act of the Sogialaturo of | GwiTuate that State, This act provides that, ecopt in the Wie Turviyes, bbl 16 cose of a distine® bargain or understanding to the contrary, wll payments be discharged 'n spocie, The case bas been for some Ume in the lower Courts, which decided thet the act was contrury to the laws of Congress and was therelore uncunstitutional, The Supreme Court, however, hus revorsed thie devis.ion on appeal, and the result is that woki will continue to constitute La law, as um practics, the ecurre | Pacifle elope, + hoon rendered by + # Contrary ruling shall havo the Uaited Buates | will be obtained, seems bibly provabic, and may | indeat become necessary | of the not been distinet!y Taise, yeé the ruling of the | Calitornis Judiciary effectually throws out the | greenbeck currency. Other Stata toay imi@ase the | Section Of Californie, and by the adi ption of #pewsfic contract billy compel @ return to specie payments, Movement i# noF on foot Im Novads | to coustitute that lorritury Lutu & ulitey tomthe pur others of passing a spectie contract sand there is but little cous Men De Chat tbo | wiluture of Oroson wil adopt the prusuples of | ti actutthe uextsesson, dt Gwy take & lous j time for the locisiutures of the Atiwatic alates to pose, ana 4 ne | tuitue this pulley, aud still longer tur the sulyect surteacy wall probably be at-par with ape. Datatis laghly desirable that the great pas hea of the constitutiomal suth ority ot Cougreaa to ort Paper promised to pay and evittencos = Wtucod into money stall be setthed once for Financial News, Markets, &e. Z Noe York, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 6. Mt. bee thre tuations in gold today have been as folbo , At Celoek, WH; 1 20S; Idy 2OBY ; 10.15, BAUR 5 10,26, 203; 10.45, 28; 1,55 oN 4 1115, 2u6 Lm, WANG, ALA, tod 12,19, 2.16, WIM; «14.3% Wdwy, 12.88, W345 5 12.55, 197 1,26, 100; 1.46, 100% 12.4% Wl) 1, 1084 20, 1v 5a . Ade 15, 9 Gi Len 1¥0 Ms, 2.84 19856 5 ¥.SU19N | 8B USS ioe wh WIT; S80 TAGS & VO: 4a, 20%. Thao was much loss excitement in tho market to-day., Stocks fluctuated t @ considerable extent, At the hase of the day's business prices wore a little hie te or then yesterday, Government securities were tim and in demand, Mensy sctiye os 7 per com, k on any une, or wore, | Welch Prime 1 money obligations shall | Water Mel, #8u$¥40 per 104 Peaches, vak't ney of the State, and probably ot the entre | dy and evening, Supreme Court. | Rowei,. | That an appeal te the chie: tribuual at Wasbington | priows teas. Chuldrea's depertment net equal: Though the quest ns coustitutionality of the legul vender act “| BUTTER. Orange Oo, pail, .60055 state dairy, fr... .46a50 Btate 9 ite . thabu (Western. aed Awds [Gree nominal ‘Lardy AD. oeseees A420 Beek drean | Rooe wSery [N. Y. State, doz... 28a: a9 | Exige bead, 9 dor... Fura MEATS Teel aidos Visit Pouk 1Oail jg MAUKLON, Caren «15 | Laube, per lb a Veal, per ib. -léalt ! ov srar, h, Y¥. State. prime 22 Ohio. r Peryeee do our Ww MOOR. LoalS | Enetieh Dairy 19425 pain reCeT, Cherries wb 0 | Binckborries.... 14815 Piuwbe,...., elt |Pazphormos, 20nd Peachos............u0e27 jAppiea.. . llalls Prunes fo) | Whestiebories. lawl’ uurrants...... ......8a6 | PUTATORS were, bhi... ...5 Wns bo Prince Alberve uckeves 2 sd Oo) Pome Blows Swect Rotates 6 0006 vol Phe yee Dy komuus... A et 5] MIBORLLANEOUG bbl.” 0083 00 ‘arwler, 100 Yeoba.s nd O) Rus. Traps, bois. 1 Celery, bunch ~—|Crab App.ea, 7 Carrow lw buache Suusebes, Dark’. huaTo|Uraneos, por Red Onions, bbl. 4 7605 vo) Lemons, box. Yotlow Onions, 6 0046 5 1voars bo, Leenks, per ly Say vy) Madish, per 190. . Sprouts, the O29 Young Onions. . palnd, dor, ...... 15 Spimoave, obi... ‘ per ib ...du| Hickory Nuta, bush, eet, 2G N Chectants, Bren, ib... 4) |) huseie Puru DEAT«xs, Te 27h | residence la dae Kelly’ Dasieh youngert will take ‘place on Thureday, b residence, 21 pate pine Church, Ba: ur rel t ny atal thowe of hie troshore, in it Ore requested to atiomd, ha, ad (On Tuesday, Kept. 7th, Michaoi A. arp, ebook noe of Peertos wijeary $ mers ands «abba irda d depen will take place from the residence of hie mother, 284 East vib ot ¢ notice of the fume. ral will Le given in toiworrow's (rriday) paper, oo U'DONNELL—On Sept, 27th, Mow. Anne ©’ Dom. nel, im the 6oub year ot bes ave much regretted hy fends and relations, lier friends are iuvited to attend the funeral, at her lao residence, 249 Muslerry @t, ua ‘Lluy etc 00g, Dept, ZY, ab 2 o'work, wy SCANLAN Om Tuesday, Bop’. 27, Joho Senatan, @ ustive o: the County Dippocary, | reap, in the 74h yer of ble ave ihe relauves and trends of the farnily are reepect- folly Invited w attend the tuners from hie late senl+ cence, 686 Grande, on ‘Thursday mornings, sept. 2 mt to kw Dk Mary's Chureh, where Kequien ity Mage will be offered for the retom of bas sotily soc from thence w Calvary Ceromy oud, «ght nent ' KON MOULDERS UNION OF N, Y,—A sting wi) beheld this evening at our seer, It le expected that ul © WiGu the city will be present, JAMES CARROLI, .. PENDERGADT, Sec wi N ASSUCIATION No, will Le au lection of of the above Assocation held at thetr yuo Bowery, thie Dhureday evening, de Ts o'clook, Member are re juert dame. by of WM KING! As Db TED Nv h-—-PO THE MEMBERS OF THI Mertle Polisher and Rubtor' 02. dyiety—A spec ini meeung will be held ta Kowehit Hote 42 second aye om i liureday olug, Sept. wi at Ty o'clock, ALL motmbers are so juceted to be preseut as besuness of importance will be transacted — by order of PATMICK U'UANLAN, Pres GbOd. KOONEY, dec, 2 aa “yo si LUMBERS—TO TUR MASTER PLUMB- ore Ata meeting of the Jour eo Miumbere’ Pociety, ib Wae ineulmousiy resolv ter the tet of October, wasea will be $5 aud $4 per day, MM. STEVPUBRNS, Pree't, J. DORSAY, Sec. 27 (PHESEVENTH WARD MeCLELT AN CAM- vaea club will meet at the old station house, Gov- etueur clip. on Friday eveniue, Sept, Su 1364, My BaRTE K, that ow and af- order, JOUN J. BLATR, president f, M sec robary, SOCIETY NOUICES. \ PUBLIC TEMPERAN( TING OF ibe bathers Mathew | veloty, Nv. NY, will bo bed Gis evouiug, the Father ew Hall, 206 Eigbth ave. Speaking by elo jueut Many young lady vocalists have volunte 1 views, FOWARD BROWNE, Pies: LUKE Kee, see la ER MATUEW T, A, B, SOCIETY, oN. Yo, tulleor, vod et, aud Yd ave. A grand vic Lemperance Meeting on (hie Touseday even ine, Sept, 2Vta. Spoakess for the occasion—Mr, Fran. cin K. Purcetl, Mr, leasc Meseloud aud Mr. Daniel sangion of Brooklyn, Singing by Mr, Richard r Wut ue and Dir, Stocker, 1’, & Pr AUSK. Bec AST.” —PATHER No. 5S of Kiooklyn, ting thit oveiiuy e BUT NOT 1 /Matbew A. 1, Soe te Mt P.M. Sp , HW, J LL. Gushina JAB. WALL Mise Canavan, Mise Duan, ard, Meets, Fotk- howe, J ty Melmies, Muretanc, 4 » Alien and others, Tho Mus ca aod Roliwa Clube eapected with {netinmental muse. Alec, Prot, SADDLE I, the Pest Violiciet im America, Also next dunday ate Ph My Laat Public Meeting of this Term, Spe rol, DAML. RK. WELOS Swill lecture on Te ope. auce and Phiengiogy) KUBI, CKhOWE, Bag. do MORGAN, bay., @ud others. Sine ie Wide Quin ; Mow J, Ut. Keli, Holme, Taylor, Kor- Vipou, Nash, Maniand, O'>usivaa nad Others, Prot, : tbo bras fl Come ¢ PHOMAD M. HERAGHTY es Mies Daun * Cone au ILIA, ; "O INTERFERLNCE—WE WISH IT DIS tiactly Uuuered that the Citiz Aasoclanion propose oo Intertercues, Glreckor iudirecy with tho arudes’ Culour,or with any of their reguimtious ior the promotion of trade jute aru, The Association appeals to the working cinsses, iu all the tradessimply as citivens, having vitw laterosts ag stake in our Muniipm soverment, sod alas wake ol tucm is a hearty co-operation iu the effort to dinpiace coups ane | hoompetent city opel and Wo iuivate and elect bur cat and capable u, Aud, ino great social qwov eluent ike that o! the Citizons’ \soclation, the iwem!eisa We various trades cam participate mooly and garbestl, a» ci eitbous ia the iurt com. peulueiog thet por n ther teudo relations, ler Order & x, Com, © lation, 6b QQ Lit Wanp N.Y. _ DEMOCRATIC (¥icKeon) Avsovtation--A Public Meettas of this Asscciaion wil be beiu at thei new roome 461 Lieath ave, bet Sd so! Gatliats on Thursday even ‘° ing, Sept. 29, 485 C'elock, Fsainout #peakers will ad- Bin? 0) \tmoada, beah...1 dual dicas the meeting, Lhe Democi tthe Ward ato a Apples of joni Yo} Walnuts, Duad.. 62978 | ioe te lw wr cad, JUNN MACDUN ALD, Pst omatocs, bask't fr] (¢) ireen Deas. . 1. G.STRARNS, BoB. MANLINE, Vie C J. MOU Ke, ADAM HENS soce zou ‘or !”—To Learn tao Functions of the Brain—read the Phreuological Journal. To learn the exact location of the organs eco the Phrenologies: Bust, just lasued, by Messrs, FOWLER & WELLS, 389 Broadway, Examinations, 873 Fall and Winter—If you wast Fall asd Winte: cowhing, go fo PB, BALUWAN'S, Ty and Tz Fer the Hairand Skin.—Barry’s Tricop. herous, The bewi and cheapest artic, Sold by wil Arnge inte wt Wheeicr & Wilson’s Highest’ Prominin Lack Stitet ee Vandecerys Knreia Coffee. A trial wili convinces toe rooet incre lulous of ite supertority over any ofovr packagu Crtloe, To be had of Grocers gen. omy Ne it, ROBERT DAVES, Sole Avent, 195 The iargont stock and store ip the DEATHS ALEXANDER Uhe relatives aud friends of jo. seph Aloxunder, deceased, are respectfully reyuerne t to attend the tunes), thie ( bursaay) efferacon, “Oth inet, at 2 o'clock, trols the reeimeuee wt Las feiber wud motier, 2765 W, stat et, eI CAROLAN-—On Tneaday, Sept Jan, in the 27th sen ot hie age His friends, and thow of his Prothers, Bornerd aud Patrick, also bis brothers-in-law, Edwara Lynch 21, Michae, Curo- {te reach the United States Buprene Cou By jrand Jobo Dillon, cre ieepoctiuily invited to attend rt , or l + bee ‘ ~ wis tuner, on Dhursday, 29th fuel, at By o'clock, i, Sat Lae pouce Will bave Leen rustoraly and United FA “from itis late residence, iO Pitt at, Migh Sass will be celebrated in St, Mary's Chureu at ly o'cloeg, Hor the happy iepuce of his soul ut CLARK Moy Crcevey wife of Dan 4 years ot Co, Westmeath, Hailey more, The tioerm! will take pliwe as ber late residenes, 64 Jackson et, Friends aud relatives ae respoettull » invited to attend, Pease copy—ebip New Loudon, Clark, aged Pisiade! phia, 1s CONNELLY —On Wednerday, Sept. 28% after « jong and paintil ines, William Conoelly, to the vith year of his age, The relatives aud friends of we Sally, and the members and friends ot the airy Masketowis, ae reapecttully invited to astend the Lert, fora hie lade residenes, 164 Leonara at, this (Mhurmdas) alter moon, Wei inst, at Lis e'alock. W91 FLYNN—Li (ie city, on Weiner x aftera Jong aud paintul Mines, Michae! Jarnes vino, the beloved son of Patrick aud Marvels Ftynn, ucod a4 years 10 months and 6 days, he relatives and iiends of the famuy are seepect fully invited to atseud the tuperal, on Friday atier- Book, 4th Inet, ns ¥ O'CO0% BrurD the resideuce of bie parents, 659 Righth ove. His reroaios will be taken to Calvury Cesneiery for inverment, 27s GALLAGHER—At Harlem, on Wornesday, sept ut 7 0% Michael Gallagher, a native of County Pee Ireiand, tn the Stik YoOar of his aso, if Telutives and ine ads are respects chee oud 4h bv em Be 23, | invited 1908, Bept, 84, a tha, of the upove waated, for which hizhoas ey bog id | syn prise willbe pata oy C: Gadus 6° wiles 4 = ST = Viug Machines, No. 6% Broadway, 3.5 | coAL, LACKSMITH’S COAL, #12 501 Prom. superior Hroad Top eoul delivered in any porte the City, ALFRED LUURSLON, C12 et avg Desweon odd mud S4tb eb ws OAL, COAL, COAL —1 AM SELLING THE vely best deep red asa atove cowl for W1L.fL 4 ton; eve, $11.50 @ ton; large nut, slo a ton, in the perds Si and 36 Spring streo’, near Bowery, aud 23h aud Riviogton street, by MENKY RiNds- NALSER. ost QvAl—Po GROCERS AND CARTMEN dor este low at foot of st, North River, vay CoAl—THE BEST RED ASH AND White gal Bex and stove Con at 5 ay per ton, alse Small Stove sive at sluportou, Joh, Mibubh, si lenth et noar Sih ave Ae } ~@M DELIVERING 1 : KN Com ad $1! + sro. “lO k T¢ N— y ASH AND 06 Tos 412 2, core ul sla thay, aa NDS OF THE BEST red Bod white ash, wut sive, aud $11 60 for AUCTION NOTICES. ee CTION SALE OF CLOTHING, PLECB ues yair't yiram ines. furnishing goods, Ae. = » wii oll Thereday, Scptamber rk ary O'clock. « large amortment of ove ry (sd to meteh of ell grades WOrm 1) done travelling ehirty, 600 duzen eum core of «ll deweriptions, and various other roads tog Tuerous tO Mention, Catroguce levy morime ab tale. 64 Az" JB’S SALE OF NEW FURNITURE a 3 ity SICRELS, Anet, y sell at ose Etghep * au th st, a day, at low u'elock, @ large asortment of mahowsiy Fo bedetewss, chalra te bles, mabowany and rw sofas, rocking chalra ah Any Washstauca, maALoeany marble top wbloay baie husk gud stisw mattiomeus, lace curtalom, ec, leo gusnttiy of 2¢ band furniure, removed (rem Huse wace for convenience of mie, JOu b WKIGH iv by) Satostuny, ATTENTION, HOUSERFEPERS—H AND. td wT ee ee - ibile auction th 5 0 ouhook, paiuenes Went yea. Tth aod at erevetnr comprhis v$liy of ruse wood, oak i | ? + farnit . ro) mahorny « but furnitar aps, aud Leddin Fish cute leas et ware 4 A 1" vie TRla OF shine, Bioneer pay D, EGAN, AUCT hte dag, at 45 Cann! et ag new and Yd hand turmiiui de Toles tothe, louases, tauLe® eo warty £@, No po tponeme: HENRY Ry WESTCOTI, cet Wi WILL S&L wok at, wi!) peli this dae ath y ote foe Wibdew curtis o lace et tle, wheltade shirta, dmiwers. @ wna else 6 Uatiele of off Bourton M4 DAWNBRORERS FE THISDAY, 101-4 at Bheil & INGRAHAW 4 Syecial Pewobrok 1 ano children elorh sng Gothing, WW dross, t hee prit ee tty 40 pals Vesta, proce goods Ae, iy M, BUCK HEIMERS LL) Greene at, 121 AWN BROKERS SALE—B. WEAVER, dry Auctioneer, will wali Woe day at 1 ofeluek, - Ms, at 45 Ninth ave, 30 low men's end woman's woar quilts, bianketsa Leds, pillows, loth cloaks. over Conta pants, &e By oder of J.B. CUDLIDE, asd Seventh ay. & AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOUN MOKTIM ER, 15 Bast Urondway, of 400 of wemen's aad meu's clothing, eflk aud other dreeses, under cloth shawls, cloaks remuautay ehoeta mpreads, quilts, ete, bewla, ehoes, cvtty pants, and other foods eultahle tor the eoneon, Ly ore der, HH. McALRENAN, lv. bighth ave. se FARMER, AUCTIONEER, WILT SELL thie day, at Zo'olock, at 4e4 Canal et, ot. beday bureaus, bedatenda, Guniin, tables, li rrors, c#) petty oilewthe, Lede aud bedding, mattress, coun tony stoves, crockeryware, de, 4 JICHARD WALTERS, SHERRIFE’S AUCs tloveor.will eel this day, Lbureday ot (he etuck wud Grtures of Soe Lijcor fl ave., consisting of Kourhou Whiner, Vittere wad otber liqoni# in casks and cay eases Champas ve cider aid fi atures ot adie SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, & AB HERMAN & Cu. Au at lu ek. 1S be # Via 80 bbls Teurbon, 4 42 Cunks flow Ciatedion, pipe and Sherry Wines, Cu cases chai; other iijnore, viaewar, & Also } ware, tobuceu, & )BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT the gubite pound, 8th at, bet feu uma 64) G bas mare, 14 haude high, with loag teil, an? Sepi suth, 1504. Te iu \ TILLIAM fT, AUCTIONEKER= Valuw bt Dl otelock, ay Thee lote wis Pacticulars at Sara day t Broad way, JAIN Mf the aur LOST AND POUND. — BROWN GOAT LOST AT 10 O'CLOCK nm the vith day of So ptember. Whoever wll ta her and bring ber to the owner, MICHAEL O's DRIBAN, 263 ave, By bet lib wad 10th etey a reward Of #& ehoal be paid, as YS E DOLLARS REWARD LOST ON Tucte day, vith, a white boll tevriu mut, with ae Aby person retur ting the slut to 270 Weat near 9th ave, will receive ¢ we reward, OST OR STOLEN, ON Att ‘ we 1, rrost K. COLLINS, a V with three wih two k are’ tw» oer Whose (rola to dle JARI. FAY, th et, will Poe colve + reward, 19 T Ost, ON THE 28TH A SMATL PURSE A yith aat hair from @ fal) stuoans of uone decease J oT laomet. By tu oo’ division Th be vewar LOS! <4 BANS Book oN THE GREEN- wh ge benk., It the ey will ret we i. oe hd Weet Piowlwey, will bes Lost—t ReWARD—ATADY'S FS AM. returning Ms i 1! 4, CREPPEN elied oid hunting ane watel, No TS 1", mae kes nae rie tN ond, - 46 Ponds, in going up Barciay et NY, w Poplar et, Brooadyn, The above seward will wo paid by leaving ibe same at 44 Bare olay ai. 16 85 REWARD —LEPT ON FRIDAY NIGHT, 19) ou the Hobokea terry -boat eon! 2 aoe count booka, beariny the nay f the owners, The foder wil pease deliver the buoks at 6 Hanover sty cor. of Beaver, in the Keatsucant, 160 2A) REWARD—LOST ON TUESDAY Evene Vins, f Canuan'# overcoat, containing % memos TAuUUIn books Of BO use to Any One but the owner, By leaving them at Me. F. LYONS, Ta Broude way, the above reward will be) eT $1 (0), REWARD STRAYED FituM THR ° prep tsod of tho subsccibes, a middle-mizod Drown cow’ bed her lett born broken, star ou bor forehead vod white vely, Whoever will retarn hor to Mew, THOS. DI woo ON, Jeuaies Piaok Load, New brookiyn, will reccive the above reward, 35 $OF SEW AKD—L OR STOLEN, A aw «2 white and browa cpectied pointer vint; wtoJUNO, The above sewrad wilh be paid » qnestions eaked ifleft ack SCHULTE'S Rese i, 24 Wi lilata elicet, corner oi Exchange Pincay Sw in the basement, EDF REWARD —LOsd SEPT. URTH, AT 20K Wetork pip in ® venr, bet Broome id ragd &, 6 pocket Look containing Sibo, The we women whoclafiued it ud left tuecar at Grand @ own wom to be identited, and tf they retnen i8 » UN EA, 155 Weat tid my bo Oth and Tibay, they balk receive the above ree ward abd 06)@ thetpmelves #f) further trout te, ¢ PRKENOAVAL NOTACES. : ms NCES MADE ON ALI NRNOVED ue AgAliMt the Governmen " abu jor belie of BROW? Pei Dow [S20RMATION WoNteD OF THT bogie es Juwephtae Nicka, daughter of Mathias Sy nnd stove. Beroened and dollvered frum ya Nicklag row Floubosu, Bavaria, Sle be neu tow Bin he ben W aM Woolilugton. ICH | Bidabte pioparty: tu Bison, thei alove tte nee ey ARI) KA 2. : =p tt | tor her, ov apy ous who ¢ » any Inform stom os ] —) YFR Tt LGEST RED ASH | «oat to addres ke tomy ab Om be ar STEK & BRO, cor Sich at and Yd | New York City, oo MATHIAA GAP fy, will sell tr andthe celsbivted Dismond Veig | Weete a aud eastery poper plea coj eit Rest Ami Coal at $14 per tou, Locust Mousisin 2) ets SOTAFY MY Wiel DRIDGEE sous oaaiaien als ASS «JERE “ veo 9 Gaye Mow this data, he aiaiacindlatiae < sali EIN, No 2 Le peveatventy SUMTER PENG. . Seinen a ee areata R. EUWAKD MAURIN, LATELY F yok LIVERPOOL—TAPSCUTT’S LINFE-- i} Mustolilee, Fiauce, ie me jusated te sead his ade Ship JOHN !.) RYRRSON, anilo Sept, Luth, | drees or to call either at Lis torwer boaratug Oey X LINK FOR LONDON- Fhip VILLA FRANCA | Sip bowiwuy,or at the offee of tho micenmienet, fm wile Get. lat. For pasare to or from the Ola Conn try, or drafts nwedla n ony part of Kuvland, lies lead, Beodand or Waias at the ioweet powsdl!! apie) © LAPSCOTY, BRKOPUERS & UO, 56 ebro, Oe ADELALDE JOUN Bight, SWALLOW CON. GRINNELL .... For passage or awe spply WILLE mata is) GLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL SAILS bth OCT, ‘Lo Follow. FROM OL TO BAILS Vila SEPT _ B89 "3 Sau Dy 4+) Pultoa at. [: STEAM TO Quid stows AND LIVER: PO) VIRGINIA. eeeceeecee cee Suds Sth of Oct, ERIN tan Lédof et, c bin pases #125, steeravo $46 payable in cure re vps ob3 LLIAMS & GULON, 22 Browtway. STEAM FROM QUE Nerpooi— Cuaad Line, bio. New York, e445, cure roncy. To New Yoriy oy e0kd, KEDAK sulla Wed- neaday, the 12th Ges Apply to WILLIAMS 6 3 TOWN AND LIV: GUION, 20 Broadway PAYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD—)00,000 fe - ¢; UsUues LO ie Wve were eed wesslauee Lew bie lather, POPPE & CO, 69 New st, bet Rachtage Mme aud Bouved at ava M* WIFE, SARAH MeQUEEN, HAS LEFE AVE ny aud board withoub cuum OF Provocat: ep my pwrt, gud bee taken wll my houseboid goods, hereby iorbid any peraou harboring bev on my i county for Lwill pay no dels of her comtrmcting from ule date, JOLIN MoQUEEN, Now York, Sep eriber 2sthy Riad Ib. seats ait IRISONERS OF WAK—THK WIFE OB vidored mother Of prisoners af war can receive he ay by ening @ wdchiows BAS WR PS KLBON Pas keetara® "am NAVY PRIZi MONEY OFPPICE=2 majsete Liste now ipady, DON, Babboter # Park Place FURS— ATTENTION, LADIES—NOT wtandiow t ub Pus Manuinctaring Y. Ab ine ar Ladics calliny early can take their choice. ion Jorge and well selected stock, and obtain bare gaing at ubous half the price paid oleewhere.” uring and repaiciug to the Laet styles equal to new, A ree imate Chath rer aeare i ineare iar