The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 2, 1865, Page 2

THE } NEW YORK 8 UN, MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 2, 3 2, 1865, On the Night Road, A telegram from Jackson, the capita’ of M sate sippi, announces that Governor Snaucry bas fesued a proclamation to the effect that the civil courts, instead of the Freedmen's Bureau, are henceforth to bave cognizance of a]! cases involy- ing the rights of the freedmen, As thie transfer of juriediction virtually annule the authority of the said Bureau, end a it is eviden'iy intended for @ procedent in the other reclaimed States, ite im- portance i readily perceived, It appears from the brief dispatch announcing this action, that Colonel Taowas, Commiasioner of the Freedmen's Bureauin Mississippi, wae authorized by the Gov- ernment to propose to Governor Bnaukay this 4@ransfer of lege) jurisdiction, the only proviso Deing that no distinction should be made on ec- count of color; that is, the blacks should be antitled to the same legal rights as the whises. Governor Buarner ‘accepted the proposition, and he ennouncement of this acceptance was made An the proclamation referred to. This erranye- ment is deserving of hearty endorsement by the public generally. 1b is undoubtedly « preliminary measure to the discont nuance of the expensive Freedmon's Bureau ; and tt also ensures the rivhie of the negroes by plactog them upon @ judicial equality with the whites, [twas to eccure these rights that the Freetmen's Bureau was inmituted, aud asthe most enthumantic friend of the negro will hardly demand for bh. any greater privileves Adan the whites enjoy, this chanze cannot be de- precated by anybody. There is no necessity fore government institution t take care of the negroes Wf the State will dothe same thing faithfully and accoptably, Mississippi seems to have avreed to do this, and the effect will |e to aave the Govern- ment from the mainwnance of an expensive aux Ahery, and also to remove snother of those ebjectionablg repositories of power tbat are the affapring @the war, Adi from the capital of Alabama, which It ‘de som difficult to comprehend, conveys the 4m) that the convention which bas juss ad- Jo in that State. passed an ordinance practi- iahing the prohibition against negro testi- in courte of justice in al) difficultion rising een nogroes themarives, or Letwoen whites negroes, If this and other Southern Biates are imed to follow the wake of Mississippi in giving the negroes equal judicial rights with the whites, the Freedinen's Burean cen be dispensed with very @oon, The laws of al! the Southern States dis rim- Anate against the negroes, but tf the said States are willing to make no distinction between the two Faces, in respect to legal matters, there la no reason swhy both they and the Governmens abould notle welieved of the jncumbrance which the Freedwen's Bureau entails, Going Out for the Dead. Tus order of tho Government which wae \asued @o prevent the removal, during the warn weather, of the bodies of soldiers interred in the Bouth, expired yesier’ay by limitation. No doubt thousands of people throughout the Worth, who lost relatives or friends during the ‘war, will avail themselves of the opportunity now offered to recover the remains of their dead heroes, a@niconvey them Northward for final interment, The bodies of al! who diedin hospitals, and of some who died upon the battle-feld, may be recovered without trouble ; but the majority of theas who fel! in battle cannot be identified, for there is Bothing to distinguish one from another, except $n cases where the kind band of » persoval friend has marked ‘the gravo where the ero was buried." Those who died upon the fi Id were generally \nterred by etailed burying partios, who had no meana of knowing the names of those for whom they performed the laet sed rite, and Bberefore tue battle-fell on which they fell must De their permanent resting-place, Many a sorrow. eng father, mother, brother, sister, will now go douth ward in quest of their loved ones, from whom abey parsed when the tocwin of war sounde!, Dut she berces whom they go to sesk are powerless eow., Ea b one— * Beeps his last sleep, ho bas fought bis last battle, No sound can awake him to ‘als ry again." Captain Wirz's Defence. Tne evidenve tor the defence, 14 the case of Cap- ain Wing, is iikely to be highly interesting to the public, Thechief argument adduced on his bobalt As, thas he acted under express orders from the rebel government, and that he is not, therefore, responsible for the crueltios charged oyainat hin, In order to substantiate 4 llegation, the counsel for W1ua issued eu! panas on Saturday for Gener- als Lez, Jounstox, Coun, ex-Goveruor Daown, of Georgia, and Revel excoange Comuissoner Oun, ‘The placing of these prominent ex-revels upon the ‘witness stand will naturally excite public curiosiiy, end their testimony will also be regarded with imn- Portance, as tending to show to what extent the rebel government was culpadie ior the brutality of Winz and others towards Union prisoners. The oly possible bope that the counsel of Wrez can Save, consista in shifiing the blame from the shoulders of their client to those of more prominent bela, We may safely presume, therefore, that ao effort will be *pared to tnake out such @ case, end if Wing or bis friewda can discover any evi- gence tending that way, thoy will vory cer tainly produce is, ee Better Coal Prospects, Wea at lant bave the announe oment that the pro- ected strike in the coal mines of Fastern lenn- Wante has terininawd, and that the miners have gesumed work, The prospect of a ape ly incronse @ production, resulting from this re Work, has already affected the large speculat Bad it ie now stated that the coal mucous ibe sumed next week, The suspension of the str ke Will therefore be important to consumers as ¥ all B# to the laborers woo have eo og vers foolish demand for exorbitant waves ill profably Lave an opportunity to 1 Winter's supply of coal, at sowething nosr a rea. sonalle rate, before the speculaors vot the m sutirely into their own hands, whic the miners wil Pe relievod from the visions of pinching want thal Were beginning to stare them iv the face, Bu Ory arko umption of | stelinge 1% The former pine ‘ 1 ‘ t What a siriking examplo wo have in this cage of Bho veneral macness of strikes! @ccording to @ co rrespot » Who writer us Mndication of the strike, ceased work on th 45th of Juy, the cause bing w notice that the The miners, in | ve sPrieon rv wages Wold be reduocd fifteen cents per ton, This was comparatively a trifling reduction, foi r he wages which they then received were extor @anately Ligh end tiey bad no wood ground to Mo. 6s, "do { ‘ d 1 6 do. € k, Pr find fault with » reduction at « time when nearly everything else was going down in price. Rut the coal miners were autocrate during the war, when the scarcity of labor eu- abled thern to incrosse their demands ed Ubitim, and they seem to hare detuled them. Selvon with the belief that ther dictatorial power was imperishal le, They etruck against toe pro- posed reduction, but their autocratic vower had departed. The employers detertoined to have something to say in the management of their own bumness, and accoplingiy concluded that they could stand asirike as long as themners, The result is that a‘ter @ joss of ten weeks time, the ex- Penditure of their savings, and the lors of prestiya, the miners Lave conaluded to resume work at the rate off red by the employers, and they are accord. ingly again picking away, poorer, but wo trust wiser mon, Not Very Likely Tis latest Fenian developments in Ireland, which wo publish in this morning's BUN, will be found Particularly interesting, The London Times, in referring to the suppression of the Irtsa Peoria @ Fenian organ, saya ‘*it \# atated that the informa- ton upon which thia seizure was made, waa de. rived from Washington, and tnagz probably have been commupicaced to our Min aver by the United States authorities” The lives fe eup tue snaouncement With an al usion $) Bs retary Kew- amp, which ie intented to convey the idea t st +, BRWAtD—vo unteared this information to the British Government, We Incline to tink the Times is slightly wiataken in the implied etate- ment that Mr. Bewarp is acting the part of a Britiah apy in this country. If Eagland hes any #pies in thig country, they are very likely eclone of Albion, for {t's doubtful f any American can be found sufficiently degraded for such an ollice, De G A counraroxpant, writing from Jackaonyi!ls, Morida, ays ‘there have been several ‘colonies for Brazil’ aiarted by the disappointed nobility in various loca)iies in this State, but as they gain editions! assurance that thoy are not to be pun- ished for thelr treason, they become gratually rec- ovciled, and conclude to remain, in the hr pe of *till exercising s controll ng political po bea is a pity that they couciude! to remain, Of al! the Bates that attemptod to derert from the Union, Florida is the meanest and most contemptible, It coat the Governinent tea times more than the S.ate was worth to expel the Seminole Indians from ite everglades, to say nothing of the loss of life which the army sustained at the hands of the redekina, and by the raveges of awamp fevers. Notwith- standing that sacrifice, the Save was one of the prime movers in secosmion ; ite scanty popula.ion were unanimously in favor of leaving the Un caring nothing for the fact that only thirty yeare bad elapsed © that same Union #avol them Dy from the hatchet and scalping-knife of Bitir “Bow Eras” and his followers. A people 0 ungrateful as that should “stand not uson the orcer of their * going, but go at one Financia! News, Markets, &e. New York, Saturday, Sept. 30, — P. M.—Go'd hee been quite firm to-day aud closed at 144). The after neon quotations of the general stock market, eon pared with the prevailing prices of yesterday after noon, show but changes in any dirsetion, Gov- ernmente were steady with a amall business dolar The loau market wae easy at 606 percent. Com- mereial paper wae moderately active at G4a9 On ‘Change to-day Flour was 6c, lhc. botter, Wheat wea lo. a %&. better, Corn and Oats were le. better, Pork was firmer, Beef was steady, Lord was dull, and Whiskey wasstesdy, STOCK SALES—FIRST ROARD, £000 0.8, 6a 'S1,ep..1 7's 10 US. Teleeraph.. 58 1500 U.S. 68, B-20'e, 106 ln Qureksiive . 4) you0 do,.newia.L ON Tu 49 waa tents ba, Uinta. Oy 5) Pecifo Mf Sip....203 Js00u Grea. 7 heb +4 10 N.Y. Cen ia do 100 do... ..95 was * 1) Erie R. ‘ P2 ) do, 58 subi fh Had. Ry Kk 131% 1b” do... M104 .11 % Nor. & Wo, Ry. 10 10) Cha, & Aion M165 eonee YO Keaciug it 6% Teun 60. 8 bow do... .UA\alii's 0 opie & Mies... % ich. Ven, Ke LL 1s be M.3.@ N, im, KR. 00% liw do,. 4 0 Cle. & Pit 200 do, “LD fl. Cen. BR. . Col, & « Cantos Uo......, 10 Del, & tlad, C,, 1400 Ceatral Coa), Wallis by Chi, & Mil, BR. oo Domestic Markets Wholesale Prices Current Naw Yorr, Sarcouvay, Sept, 30, 1965, Cafes, b.—Java, Wari; Bt. Domingo, ITlyait he; Rio, fair to prime, 18032; Maracaibo, 19u: Cotton, ib,—Mid. New Orieaus —a— ; Mid. 1" 44 gadd. Fish, cwt.—Dry cod, 7 7508 75; Phek. dobbt., 7 50 Mackerel, 1, S8lore, 25 —a—; Herrings, 1, 4 ats Flour and Mea, b Fenessec, ext., 5 Guall 35; Yhio, c. wo fy 115); Georgetown. State, 6. toex,, Ti AS fh, Minsouri, Canadian, c.g. 5008115; Lye tour, d meal, 460047); Do Brandywine, pland, a6 25; Com md 4. Lumber, southern pues, bo) amos 0, White pine box boards, 210 art 0; White pi merc vaanba box boards, 20 Oars on; Cleur piue, Tu 00 and W wood bourde and plank, 6) Wasd boards and pian Or Ai Oak and MOO bs Mite ple and birch, 36 add 00; Blac eninut Th aSo vo, Molaaws, gal. Thus; Cuba Mu Ola New Orleana, —a—; Porto Bic, -Crude Wi 165170; Dleached do, 1 &ha 19; Crude Sperty, 2 bua unbleeched dey 2 a? 4D; Lard Onl Ysa 40; Linseed, 1 boa) Ou por gallon; Kerosene, § as sone, —bicef, m, bbdis, 9501260; Do, Pr, lb 25, Pork, ciwar, vew, mowinal Pr, mess. ‘eat0 50: Do pr. W., &—i tad, per ib, 26 a0; Butter, Orange oo, 6 bo Biate, dinty, Cheese, common tochoice, 1 gure, —Cu i onl s; hiavana, 15017; Re- fined Sugara Locate per ih Tear, 1d, ym hi Llumt 65; Young do, 9001 8); Hee pon akin, Gundy cS | I2 al 9); Oolong, S001 7 i aoeacee, ne iy ald) Te f); 8. Domi tlova, (dut pald) 9 a2 Go; Conn ne Sony Wool, (b.-boniy | TT fi nd Pean a4 Fo nwashed ub w at ivall; ¢ Ape, ab “Miacellanenie ~Rice, 100 Ib treased, do, Hauer Turk's } dal nd, bash, 610 i One | tile way, per ib ' Iss, doy Fad); @hd Foal tor retal SPRCIAL NOPICKS, Dr. Harrison's Perietultic Lozencos A ; ve ¢ OL Coa yeneee, ea Dg aud every duisertion. SLL eve ey or i oton remiyine th eS) ceute, ts & U0., Proprietors, I Piles, Rhy arnatis w, nlt stand. vel ea. Vain extractor t ¥ Kheum, are ine by DD, Falle-Fall ang Winter Suits of © tothing for men and bors, at prices ives tyles bette the lavest aseurswent da un rir vu win'e ature to gh ie oily No TW aus 7 Bowery, ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. Grover & Bakers Highest nroaten hits Stitch and Look Stitch Sewing Machi war, New York, and 255 Fulton bahadtl | — lexion, ekin \° anneetared at the Laboratory, No. cor, of 49th at, Sold by all Drugeieta and by F Lavejo:, Wholesale Agent, 93 Fulton st, N.Y, 868 The Improved “ Sloav Elliptic Sewing Mechines, 657 Droadway. Agents wanted, A. Buplee, Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sewing Mechine aud Button Holo Machine, No, 626 way, N.Y. Howe Sewing Machine Compa Browiway, N.Y. Bliae liowe, Jr, President, A ente ath ave, A. DEATHS, RUCKLFY —Marearet, danehter of Corneline and Mary Buckler, aed 1 wear. mor ie and 96 dave, ‘The relatives and friends of the far! + are respect. folly invited to attend the fanerel (hie (Monday) atiernoon, rt 2 o'clock, from the residence of her paven’s, 85 Jamee et. 2 be CULBERT—On Sanday, Oct 1. Mre. Mary A, Cul- | LT are reapectfully invited (Mondar) aiternoon, et? nee, 407 riehoh ave, 178 1865, after a long and se cesting, rea of the famile are reenact. ttend the funeral, thie ‘Mo d a? clock, from his late reaylence we Mre o'clock, trom her late ree: KEATING—On Met. i, were inne, Jom KISGSLaNy pane ne wis tow of David Kingaland, in the sid yeu of i Tn Brooklyn, Ort. 1, 1875. rhe relatives and Friente of the fam’! and of her song Geo, Aland Kinesland, ae meited j to att nd the funeral a ‘Teaday afternoon, >, 4 $2 o'clock. from the res dence of her son-in-law tiarret Coving, on Central ave, terminus of | «ta b Ave. RK. R. care, we MURTAUG On Sanday morning, Oct. 1, of old are, Bodeet Murtauch, widow of Thos, Murtauch. of the townlind of Pensuff, Co, Cavan. Ireland, in the Tih ear of hor tee The funeral will take ptxeo from her late residence, 1.05) Troadeav, near 37th et on Tuesday afternoon, Uet, Sd, at ? o'clock, 134 McAVISCHY—After a tone and palates Ines, he tore with Christian fortitude, John Mc- whieh Avinehe. ered %6 rears Ilie f lends, and the friends of the family, ara re. epeettull invited to attend the funeral, thle Vondar a on, AL ¥ O'clock, from his late ss | 255 VOY ~On Satardar. Fept, 99 195. Owen MeFvor, a na‘ive of the Parish of Maheracioon, Co, Mo achan, Irelaht aved 45 years ! atives and fivenda and the members of St. B, Society, are invited to attend morn te remdence, | ch, where aaotom ap for Calvary Cemetery, NUNAN 8 veare. dauehter of Timothy Nunan, The Trends, of the family are requested to attend the funeral, thia Monday aftermoon, at 4 o'clock, from her iste sidence, 152 EB, Beth st. 2bu RAY In Brooklyn, Sep. 94, Ann Wize Rav, a na- tive of Enelind, age t 46 y fe of Thomas Ray relat vor and fr MB. and 148 On Suntar, Oct. 1, Johanna Nunan, aged INHARDT short and revere tl bnebaod On Saturday, Sept. #, John Reinhard hardt, deeply lain ty ives and friends of the fami! fully invited to d the funeral, thi (Mou afternoon, at 2 ¢ rk, from hie Inte residence Greens ich at, without further notice 119 Are remnect. — pontine TRADE NO UNK DEALERS — THE QUAT Y vesting of the Junk Dealer’ Protective and we n etcial Association will be held in thelr hall, ' pry, thinevening. at 79 o'clock, The mo vats ia rane ted to attend JAMES BUCKAN AN, | Pres, T, HAYWARD, see, lid N TICE — THE REGULAR MONTHLY ting of the blu © cutters and flageer, wilhe do inthe in Sb ave, on ning, Oct Be order o jon, MOSES MecKNIGH?, Ch Be Di see, ck. N. BAI THOS, O'BRIE ats ' attend, COMIN? DAINTERS—AT A MASS Mi all Painters repr erented in thy hold on the 28. b of September, it we thatthe rate of waves for house work, te 2 po. day of eight hoa #, (Pime, from 8 to 6 and upand eteriutoat work, @3 per da Time, bell |.) from the first MonJay in Nev to the ber Monday in March, 8.8. HATHAWA mSkY Bb, MULHALL, Sec., pro tem, Gast AND BLIND MAKFRS—THE SASH and tiind m kere of the cit of Ney Sat arg Teyuestod to meet, on Monday eve, Get, is B f rx at 7 o'clock precisely, RICHARD ti AMite LON, Pros jue WORKINGMEN’S CONVENTIO rosupp'y the demand for the complete repoit of the bre dings of thie Convention, ve eball re ring fe int he next au uber of TUE WEEKI. Y SEWa, Kerdy on Wednoswtay mor Price Scenta, 129 TING OF THe RE ‘LAR MONTHLY MEI ill yo Grand al ed e beld wt thin M beve in ar. « arcards; if 40 Tol By BYRAFS. Pres, AOUN 128 ERS AND TWiNE spinuere Lnion Associa iou will reot on Tues. day, Oct, Sd, at 8 ofc ock, P.M, at IST Bowery, Meme bore will plosa> be punetual, D, P, BULLIVAS Pies, JAS. MCARTAUK, Bee, er eA | ue MEMBERS WE THE ship F ters® Aan at Militare Halle 103 quest of HENRY LAW dh 'LONGSHORE ted HG meet i ty re. ‘ nadie * HE PENIAN MEETING AT COOP ER IN: AUCTION NOTICE WANTED, AUSTION SALE OF GENTFEL HOUSE. WONDERFUL BUSH FOR MAL F, hold furnitnre thie Monday #f . 2 ofclocr, female Le'p of atl Sh.howen 131 Wert 26th st. near 6 Spy a! Ta eheces fe, meter uj + 8 earve ' Fork. Pedatend hy reans, sha‘es 4 y W. : ‘Ker Paine ne’. partie foreitcie nf i 1 Pint LAN WAN a at TAK rine, cutl Mery tilver, &e, Kitchen for arali one Pe Py er and tor ave variety, ment rain or shine, et Aon dE, R. WEATCOTT, Auctr. GIRL WANTED To p) BPRS FTHEALL ston tates Arte ie, i Liberty at. just below the Post Ome t SITUATION WANTED By ¢ henechold turmitnre, Carpotn be, dhe Lay he ty Nb eed Brae et set at suction on Mon | Addieas PAT an’ MIKS. Box 838, ay O'clock. at their snleesnom, 9 1! ; and William ats, general peso ment of b EXPERTS ENCED OPERATO furniture, removed for coneeniance of «ne, vor a 60 Wang In trocathl ond oer soak par! or ai id bed room « stems | on clonke, A’ 26 Bich'h ave *, ar tb as op ! | 2 burerum der mirrors velten: heurete wad ieee | A G'RL WANTED beer’ Lint carpets, dining tables, foathe beds nd pillows, p He eady work, Show Qeesan! hair mattrasens, office farn tur na! 14°PR a, ron Aico’ men ¢a sale, Lillie’e patent. Catalogues now rea “AP PRE NTICE WANTEDOTH) Ti om. ot . tn 1 tra A good bore Jog MORIARTY, AUCTR, WILL SELE, | goed nie tien by tpplyine to Runt 4 |, Schle dae. eb 1 eteiork. at 179 Ch tiem + 4 Newtown, LL. Cars irom Hnneestst of foenituce , a r 1 A , yAlee tow Tae (ei TRtESaOM, WAiT is | A GOOD, BLANK Roo ' ir blankets, linen ahe-ta, ince cursaines 1) KLLLO 1oh Will Fires Clocks, mirrorr, de l AWNRROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, AT a ag i, at BELL, & IN GRATIAMIS ho mee | : mp T ») lote valiahie plelved ATIENTION— . ' eorlere of ’ ij f faut ter " for. Apo oat Is Ele \ | Ww _ : = | b A” RTUICTS ri y | <4 tg od A : Dot! 1 alone e DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY= | C8 tat has ; JAMPS AGAR. Anctioneer, will rel at £9 Now | A’ BOOK yr s, Sowery, 600 lote of otk, meriso and ether a "ily. foros broche and woo! shawls, rkirty unerclothes, | ay ni ex shrets, apreace, quilts, bankers, reman's. boots | be te, Jaund: ehoes, gators, and a variote of other ¢ . Uae cy 1, woithy the stiention of devlere end housek “pore, By onder of J. Motzier, 611 Broome « A! COO DRESSMAKER Was AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY—BY | Cuepepelio wet" iri ae JOHN MORTIMER. 18 F ‘ vid ede Db lote of eilk, merino Y | pean tes DY SET IRON V Cloaks, 1 anHSDe, Hiankets ei won ed & ive ey Vee clothe, ana @es onan? worthy the r* Aft EICTAL 1 LOW ER of 8.3, LEVY Vs h Bowe ore »} BROKER’ G LEWIS, | Speeeescreeen te LSS Mercet Auct'r, will eel! to-norroe, at 1 ok. ab 195 YOUNG MAN JUST Discu yy Bowory, a larce a t of men's clothin ny | £ 4 order of R. SIMPEQ) 7 b Cory ‘ AWN BROKER'S Sane — nicrann | hms Addiews T24 3 FIELD, Auciioneer, wil j 459 Poarl ety this dav, 4 PLU MRER WANTED Ap Ven aod wom 3 rning, Prankfor Ais ¢ GIRL W AN TF ACCT ST ad of Mw. MAD NNIX, Su Juines et License A toy Me ; ober, GREAT OF MALI “ AUCT’R, WILE 8! AES feruale ofa tte \ ork ata bt) c rhe en ol * at rarite:t t pein, oil elotha, Ac. ih wy ; ) ‘ ROBIN iON. RS! f x GERMAN, LAT I t ; ot 10ihat an WANTED TO R ! at JONES & KENNARD i mmite and a Pe ore signin soe | BOY WANTED—A hoy At Ti alinade ave bet, Li 5 ? wert tw Cite, Nod ey hy i) ! Hatta Bb CLAt ‘ Courtis » ROU Gi eaay inde ¥@aQ Wwawerp: ore VW: WITTERS, AUCT; rar. boi mn Hoa 454 IBY ‘(BER WANTED AT 31 Cor T STECUTE AND COLONEL ROBERTs'8 BrEECH,—The next ovmber of THE Wi EALY NEWS walleouta.n the .ull report of the creat bee nitn taeeting which was y nielt at the Cooper Inauiute, end of Coon eris’e addrese.118 T TAILORS—1THE TAILORS OF THE west aide requested to attend 9 meet ing on Monday evening abs o'e!or aiine the billa pow pay ing “48 NEL & PRINGLE SOCIETY NOVICES, BROOKLYN, L, L—THE OFF Ie 1 members ¢ $72 Hluceon at, rthe tri ot DAR os porder are ra. adtiarters, Tutte , near Myrtle faye, on wk, the } the funeral of their lave i) re fl ale F ih ani Sturray b ot iit, nf Toe c . Tos, DONLEN A, “ALS, Bao” GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRE MENTAL nears will be given by th e4 Father Moth 6o ew I. A, B. society. No, ¢ e yd eve, on Monday evening, a V sm 4 Vg nth eo haa epired no pains in mak a Coin om the season, as the j abless talent thatean be procu Chuirmna JON CACLAHAS, CANNON, Pree, O, H, LONG — apec duiy favited to I the re m fhe | brother member THOMAS Mig a tat At.illvry Hall, Portiand ey bmmes Tuesday the Sd inet, at Lo'cioek, By og aye, GORMAN, becot H. Dultheyy a” cder or JAN N Y. LIQUOR DE ALERS’ SOCIETY <A @ regular bh . t * y willbe held ab the st, on lureday eve Ime po tance wil iy for thelr terion, By ¢ H, WALLIAMS. Vit Gusion. Lee Ms. Vic Prost, 1A WINE M ANI I ACT RERS” ASSOCTAt thon, A tio ® bed at dO beek » at } OL tay, ce M. JAMES I 2 he OvMiE MEMB i souped 4 “ BRIDGE T'S i are le o'clock. ary In.portant NoticeAll suisieis musicced ou: « | quer of one ae tat Owen McEvoy, diveh re apn Bar ini ists can eed a - Ab. kox Od uae then, 4 pertou or by ietier, to LEFFLR TB, HOS alan @ CO ay Kase fom, Sag Advences made, ithiee. Cc to Li SPEC AL TO DISCHAKE wnid—|H $0 40M giTis “u learn beeen Hu kiyn, up stairs ‘KET MABRERS—WANTED, iA? + to make plain horse * = —— ~ =] at! tehere ou light work, 64 Remsen , ee DRY COOD™s, BeOKBINDING — wanes Fo BASKETS — BLANKETS—LARGE SIZE | th WM. MAPCHE WS! 17 Frentia AND EXTRA QUALITY, Bric KLAYERS WANTED — 47 P PORTER Ent EERE, i ans’ . Gow fly " ' t¢ { t ° Cinicalans p ’ » 29 BLEECKER #1, COR, COMMERCE, Bolder Maa Besse! SLANKI NKETS, | ease 300K FOLDERS AND sy 4 FINE WOOLEN BLANKEIS at a0 per | Wanted: also uitis to ern a Ki uL Nos 4 MEAVY WHITNEY ere 1 4 i "KER WANTED G JOD HANI 1 , iDALE. 14.0 do. .# cuke or Apply at the ch Bux Np Ht Naa NEY 1.00 do. Fultou ave be ok iva, - Sh, ri q : ; WAVY GRAY BLANKETS, 4 P yooh at QP dee BOOTMAKEL SAND TITERS WAS x IA WAG ot 40 tfuuson ave, Boon) all mdb tw ALBA TEAM — : pdb ANKETS, | ag foi te ” 00. In PEYTON, Mahl * 982 vie ind v4 BOWERY Bin ineien ee Heaps , 1 OP RA CLOAKS—CLOAKS—CLOAK 8,—] We Sihat sivas All the 1 K ; ' ; LATEST NOVELTIVS IMPORTED C AE MA RERS AND ' AP RIN t ante), only perie i EXHIBITED ON Wii INESDAY, OCT¢ A ya & HIN, Go Boule we t é STED. , I WE INVITE ae UN ATTENTION Caminita te 282 a and 274 Bowery CARPE NTERS WANTi D = IS DAamaci D SILKS FROM AUCTION? MEYS7T E'S cary ® Re sci ea MONDAY, OCT, 2d, 1500, Hot kes: Nove but first clies wed apn sg . © ehall offer tor sale ae Car MAKERS WANED, AND bik j nf YARDS OF BMALI SILK, ere, 03 Mott et, mall the de rable Pall s t ore ‘" K TR 7 FY i fect in the v ian JLERK W. Mk PIMs? 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