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War Intelligence.
,,,so,, ,So OF nEBEIs AND FEDERAlS.
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NrscLISo OF REBEIs ASp FEpEhAlS'
A Correspondent Of tho Missouri REPUBLICAN
oiyos tho ft Glowing description OF an in'er'le"
Iot,,een the officers of the Union and soces-
.iop armies near Columbus, with reference to
an exchange OF prisoners
III, steamer Aleck Scott Captain Robert ~
l,y having on board General Grant ana hls
a,gg also CoIon,ls Wallace, Marsh and Dickey'
IN two or three correspondents, reached i'u-
Wv nccJ uboyo Columbus, and where the C0h-
Godsr.to pteaner Prince lay waiting 10 re.o,l9
"s at one o'clock in the aiternoon' Oa % ooatu
NJ w. T' vessel were Generals Cheatham, McCoWn
IT, Tr,' ieau and a crowd Of Colonels, Majors anu
,,antains. As tho two boats neared eaeh otu'I
od friends on the different sides showed IeG's,
'i,ion by waving salutss, and a crowu ol
negIo deck hands, gathered on he bow oil lhc
prtncs broke into Wild plantation song, con
,ainInG an overburdening alluslon TO DARK
LAY 5Iumes" and "massa's sword, keeptht
aonnmnan animent by numberless centortions INA
,Sonld have dislocatsd any joints but lnose 0,
nsoIo. The scene, As the now smiling, FPo'
stnSsd enemies met, and the slaves danced oe
low. was rare indeed and one oss not ssSn % o,s ~
during the gloomy period Of 1861. When W
hoats we're iashed together, lew minutes "a
tbs occupants mingling, anxious 70 SOC a. muS
as possible in a short time. GSsd nA'ufsa ~us'
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The Por1 warm Pri.orer-.

a correspondent OF tho C.pe Ann (Mass.ssu-
sctis) ADvEBrtsEr states that tho numbsr OF
pri,oncrs At Fort Warren Ia estimated at nearly
a u ousaId, and adds
"Ih,y are not allowed much rsRge In tie
Fm u pace oi thiIty feet in bread h, in froat
ut their guArtots, Is all thcy are allowed for =
promenNdH ground. They are furnished vith
the sumo ntio. a. ourselves, ard DO their o-u
cooking. Many Of them are afflicted At pressnt
with the mumrs. They prescott u 'hsr ludi-
cto"s appearance. from ths vAristy Of their cos-
tumcs, moro paricllTly the Hatters Victims
who -"m TO VIC with each other in gotting up
fancy costumes. TheIo Is hut ons prisoner 10
close Coz fnsmont. ! saw Ma'on yea srtsy, Oh
inst. ~ bo was promer aG ing the pave; he luoksA
Hthcr detected, and is evidently III at case In
his rev quarters. have not scen Slidell YET.
AZ he keeps rather clo'c, not liking tho tomp.r-
atAto VI our New England air"
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PnIuer's Statements about the tss-
"' cnpc Of the sumter

A, previously published, Capt. Palmer oi
IN. Iroauois, has made some explanations !"
tho state DEPARTMENT, about the escape oil the
suu,tor which do not agree with the report
made by Capt Park, on his recent arrival hore'
The following are copies CT Capt Faluer 'o'-
ters:- 90 Il
9, pieyr, Martini9uc, Nor Is, i am al
most worn out with heat and wa'cning; na,o
| a. last got hold Of tho Sumter, OF Ia'ne' ani
now b!ockading her oil this port. a.. ...,,.,, IN
w w. came lp1n her suddenly whilst coallns IN
ui' haIbor. You may imagine tho eNcieheh'
nrclucsd amongst the French Creoies.
~ Two daSs and nights | kept cruising
| i,,,d her within musket shot, when lhe h,N'
arnor requested mo no longer TO c0hip'onaiL5
the neutrality Of the French waters, out 70 U'A'
INV poeii ion outside their lurlsuIc'loi,i =,
10 Ieague assured by law) OF oth'IN,1uo IL. "
! I,'J IA thi5 required one Of the OenlgeI
. ~, nsrtics TO wait until twenty tour @ houI
stf.r The others departure, chose lile a. ,'
~ oc bIockading her outside; ana nero a,' h
hon she may any night escape si'.. unui. w. ~
sbadoU of the high land, aud NOT poV;,i ~ .,
whereas she can always oDooi 80 vcrv we'll
u va" PJsho Ia nv no means In the disorganlIen oon
1ion I,I In which she has been latteTly represoh'
I The consul informs me she has lzO mel
ard she has more officers than nave -
p "'' 10 reportod she has sad she has long oee
y boping TO meet with the lroquols out .nis 'n
- ought 10 knock her to pieces IN ypn can. sor
us What fear Is that she viii escape son
oi ri,,ht as the bay is fftesu miles vide ~
VI meuth ard Il is I'M possible to blockade WIN
o sinoia min The inhabitants on shore are All
o hay fsvoTr the oaly ones for us arc the nigge
~ Sho have some crude notions thai We Arc ny
!. ing In their causs. "a
Al Upon my fin. arrival don'unc0a u'' "
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY mugslSa. DEC II sn.
Camp Experience How sur Troop, Pool,
anu how they Live.
N'Pe'"H CV'tFPoNfhce ~ ~ ohHD
Head Qiutet-, ohm. Y. V. Ctv,lry,l

N'Y'ttHh CVFFtHPpNhcN'f ~ t0f - uH)
Head y irtet-, oh N. Y. V. C,v,lry,l
Camp tcntou, Washington, DEC. l5, 1861.
EDrrOT SOS-Dcdr Sr The many uala.
voiauir Top,its II Lamp li, aud h,r.n treat.
mci 10 troops, ~hich usually ctrcllste IN New
lok, appear from my limited experience to be
rot oul, unjust TO he powers that bo, but TO
tally uitvuni,d Thc company T. Shich am
atscted was tranfierrcd from the L :. L,u.
GERS to the OH N. Y. Cavalry. We joined
tho Regiment a, Jors"y CRY, on tho 2;.h ol
November and proce, ded On our journey on
same day to Washing on, w,ero W. arrived
on Fud.y, the 29th ult, after innum,rahle
sd untr, ouu'abic DELAYS. We wore htlad
along the line OF roai, until we came within tho
pale Of " seoesh, with cheers, faisiug OF dag.
and waving Of handkorchiois, by all classes Of
the population.
Since our arrival, We arc oncsmpcd within a
milo or 30 ci Washington, pleasantly located Ia
a small No,d, where our tents are erected in
regular order, with streets sufficiently widc a,
not to be crowded. These afford ample room for
our popula ion, which is one thou, aud strong, to
promcnade without iuconvenioncs to each other,
lined angels move among us. But this, to sly
tho truth Of il, Is to 10 regretted. Our polics
regulation, are strict to cleanliness, therefore
no fault can bc found ~ith tho street commits
sioncr Of cur llasc, fer ho studies the holth
Of ttc Inhabitants OF his canvass dwellings, aud
in sll things administers for the public good. he
would make a model mayor in New Yory city.
y.4 III - ~,
some fifteen regiments encampcd in our vicinity,
AID in none can there bo more happiness til an in
tho camp of the 9th n. Y. Cavalry. This rAticns
distributed TO the men ar oXcellent three
times a week they have frosh meat, AMI tho
other days good bacon; potatoes, bread, beans,
and rice, arc had oycry day. CoG,e generally al
all meals, and occe ioually tea; sugar aud molus-
Sc, IL abundance. Besides these nccossarcs, tho
boys purchase from the sutlcr oy stcrs, pics and
fancy dantic-, 40 that, including tho latter, or
even without 1t, they have a much better table
than do many families in New York. And II is
perfectly Astonishing to see the plates of waste
meat that have daily to be empued from the
tents. Giving YOU these az unlcniablo facts,
and believing that wo are no more favored than
other regiments, it seems strange how the many
injurious reports OF neglect and discomfort,
gam either oredcnce Or circulation. We have
runors of di,banimcnt every other day, aud
cur Toys fear it very much, because, naturally
enough, having c,ms 80 far 10 battle with tho
enemy, they don, relish the idea Of returning
10 their homes without drawing weapons and
exchanging couitesies with the rebels. More
ION. ELwooD. ~
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RAILROADS.

DIRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
VIA ..,
CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND NEW JEhsEf
RAILROADS, ,
prIApELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALI
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
,,,,s uovrSG SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
- NV York I A NJ, PM and IL Pm m
IIr,ye philadelphia 1l.S5 An, 1000 Pm AM ''''
IN I,ave p.,imore JOPM, 40 AM and 7a5 an; ! ~
Lrtys al Washington o 40 Pm, sam and ''sO
AN. ,,,,,-,,, ,,poN1 w AsIINGTON
Isave Wellington $40 AN, II AN and 7 "a. !,
80 80 n itimore $50 AN, 1.10PM and 90 IN
I've Philadephia ppm, 69oP N and !. sish'
| H'I'o :" M FELTON,, Prest,
4. W. and d. Railroad,
| November 20, 1861.
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TIEtMAN's TRUST INSURANCE CON-
l. PANY or BROOKLNN.
81 a A al6llAO,

I,IRLMANS TRUST INSURANCE CoA-
l. PANY OF BROOkLVA.
CASI CAPITAL slohUOo. -,
Of NJ, o C,urt Street topposite Ci,y hH anu
y" ~ I wal Street Near Brosd~ay' New i"rk,
oTg.fi,,I on the principle OF paying one nall me
.s.1.'v. ,an ncr cent 10 the Widows and Or.
phAS a. Fund Of ihe Fire Oei'HN HNhoi' " ~
BTUoklyn. ,,.
uu Vli H,l,Iin4 John Bchenek,
utoge na,,-o,. IJy X Miller, FrderickT. .Peet.
Aafuh Anls Hebcmi.bKnightS. b. Chiuenisn,
I,, iilher1L Il. ght WIN. H. Cary
k.,n n nnCkin. Buntwy ckod, Joseph H. Hail.
- nn,yce- III Frothing am, Smith fsncher'
Teai n a,.,,,,t Israel D. Selsor Peter B.Anderson
yons T. 10 Thorn, M. n ,s.WArIenS neden,
a. ., n. po,d Richard p. Buckle. " Lppitt,
n.at 40 smith william Beard, Y. j. Host1rd,
y.I m psck Henry X. Pierson, VIM Wall, .
Inhn Cloyer. M,rcsllus MAsseyJoseph H. Field
Jobn n Moore. Dl Van Voorhis,
Jprh ;,snv continues ~ insure Buildings Mer-
p,'1 I'M n,SIings. Houlshold Furnitur~ Yes
Snh1, i ~ ~, aTd thelr Carguea, and Other pr9porV,
agHInst 10 . or damage by tre, ON AZ i-V' IApi0 '-
ADeIA VII ''"' GEORGE HALL President
wM. BURRELf., Secretary, s,.-,..r, IA ~.
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Governor, and reques cd him 10 orier her out of
his tort, but hs infb med ms that the rensro.i .
ty e bis master, the Emperor, had so,o,d.S
belligerert rights to tho iou'harn s,s,es ana
Iso afforded them the hospitality Of his ports.
.rd invited me to partAke Of the same priyi-
gcA
AFTER THE RsCAPE.
IRoqrois, oFr Sr. PfERRH. Tuesday. Nov.
10 1867 Here have been for the Last tisAt
days bio, ksding the sumter, which q. QUIETLY
at her wharf, surrounded ny French symp.th(-
Cos 1he GovoTuor, ohccis of fDtts an'I y,s-
''ls 81 par IN the hay, although protesting tb.
mes iigpdly Z, laiiors with me, arc al 10 her
hVor. lhs Health officers, as am nov oat Il
s'r vr'e-s. three oil b, ing the Emit Of Ia
ris'siord lae, regard me A. n vessel subject u
ln'r'p 'ne, inioritR nv former pvar9.s IN
heir sort. Thy have the better of toe Law,
frsn,h law. on 'heir do, and they sssus
d 'r m sod, for a." sakc Of tho 3umter, TO ire
nt ~ u.
81. IA'n1S, Noe. lj.--I have iuat arrived
'nt, NJ yNs will PROBABLY seo by the p.psr,.
'h Svmt,r has crcsp~d ~ | slwsya thousht
.hr m = do. TpeHty .SHB,,ers rpioG pst e,n or
f'D yp,t b,h oHky or rcssci % blo-Lads u Il
f,ncg 'iH ;, dbDsdb " ne popets a-.d dol
pn' iii#c h,s, fir u d., sseDl too bad tAdf sis
'horid Ut ont 1qdn. Ny head and eyus srv
" Ofn ous with watching.
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aispted for coals, he suggest, 'hit charcoal bur
uars. like thoso used In Yraucr. Nigh bo SUI
piled 10 them wi h g'ea' ,e!'ant,,yo.
The Dublin FEEENAS, IS November 25h,
thus calls upon tho governssn, TO save the
people from death;
Tho Cooperation meotS today, 70 take offec
tive measures 10 csll tina attontios ~ the gov
eminent TO ,hc lamcntablo condition Of ,hs
rouutfy A. the p'cscnt crsis H. 1, the ~ iSi
lo,,c as well as The duty Of public BODY li<s
the Cooperation vt Dubliu 80 in crpO-o b3tw1sn'
The government sni thu people whom ttsy fini
'hs' tho errut- Of - one Ase likato hriug
dea'h to the o'heN The muuic pJtv of Dab
In can rp"sk vita authority ~ well a. -ith
impar'ialty on this subject aui wc hivi no
douut hut that he government will lis.oe 10
'ry prudent suss"tiorB th,t may Ia made ny
th" Lord Mayor And ci.iJs A oc Dublin, oithor "A
10 tbe %, dillon Of tho people OF a. to tho I4-
ties Of tho government.
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COAL.

. .No,i--NU MISERABLE TRASH OK NO
- D .un to 90 lbs. delivered for 81 30 or 81 40,
kf.. weight 81 1000 lbs giarnte,i, undar for.
.i. I,h COL IN this city dell yeret IA Su,ff,rhrrr
,;,t A.. al 4 10 Roosevelt n, corner Now VERY.
MATTHEW CLINTON wholesale and re,1l az"
ar R..i Ash aud I,ahiRb Goal. MI ~"
cFSUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASii)
lJCu,l ~ tne drsl quality, proPuIly sireene1i avs.
pure Iohigh and L,eust Mountain, all At the loweHs
pmnrs,a prices. HENRY REEVE cor Ss'O. 80 80
- nj cor JNna and West sts. ID 2iSa'lOA
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Crpt. Chase, who came passenger from Hs-
vanA IN the schooner A. Is. Terry, arrived Sat-
uiday morning, states The schooner Break Il
ny, from New Orleans arrived at Havana,
". 2S with ca'g 20 OF turpentine and rsin.
ing the Confederate flag and when the City
Baltimore (stesmer) passed out with ths
mcrc,n ensign ty ny at her mizEen peak, .hs
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FAyT-rTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROoRLfN. o,-w,c..
- olI,s I,' ss,rprEr IA WALL STREET, |
o4I fhhtNU1 fhhdtOw1Us q NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS
.,is Company nsures Property ot AL kinds Ssu
los or Damage by Fire, on ~ favorable 'o'"A -
similar liASu'N''' TEUNIs J. BERGEN, Pres'I
JAMES b. THOMPSON, Jr., bee'N
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant
pIIECroRS. -,
TFJNnB J. BERGEN, JOHN JOHN ~ vvnaSSWyCK.
LHDW. FITZGERALD, sASY SAM. .n LnFp Moe,IJR
HIkAh = StLCyXMoIIsE. St CUAs A. SILVER
EDWp G.npTR ~ STEPHEN A. DODGE
JAME5 nAhr7 nnsT ID q VOORHEES,,
JOHN /. BPADEh. JnSn.p JnS; pS NFVUl
JOHNSON LEAKE miSu,u InInERHuIs
HkNhn , ., ~ ~ aIaE JEREMIAH MUhDELlS
LEVEMrI uos w on8E aAMUEL CARR son,
PHllLf o. s'SnvgR IN RICHARD B. LEVkhlCh
JOHN q. BCHUMAkkhs DnasSg Dnsg veTTRTa
JOHN j. vANDERbnT' Jvnn ~ NE q vTEEr.
HRNRY TIENKEN, O1n.aH RtcHLRD.
JAb. ChUiAsnTt TtvtrNns j. BERGEN, PresS:
JAxus ., THOMPSON, JTn sssT %ifh
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EOk SALF-TO fARMEllS, q ,RDENERS,

M" L.ie- ,ui sl utu-rs wuo l-e dc drous Of
leaving the city n these tunes cl depression of bust
n's- To- mior,aDie home Ia TIE oplntty, ~ gp
cut ~ lisufo X, l. l. Lolr's nj ~ a.. the l. l. X X
IN tle m,st plrss,nt De lthy AMI productive pst
ui tiv island on tn otS uuprr,si Ia is whe etae.e
Is lUtn su II from ~ itet iu depth, an where
tr'y rbtd goNi tumils l,lds ,t : % per t3re,
viii, D, ~tth proper cultivation, will prnllcr as
a. H.l v- iAl.H Vithil 3 uirs ot the city tlt ~
ori $500 tl f5)i per arr, ami tho tra1sport .ti'n
cor 'es 10 on tl' l.. l. X. x. Will not eNcs,-i 70 %
uilte to cIti. ~ the garden track. rrIdn, lay,
~ th' 3 utea. hundreds ia the dty of Y sad
her I'a 80 T. they would t,k' trs 'rouule ~ book
Iatn tH" matte, would see at pnce thai ID would be-
A~r 80 thu'r atS ant sge So "A 'x,'nine th 80
lIula, tHat can iV Vur rss-i i1 ruY qI, fly fro a
~, 'o iOo, a. frim So 10 500 per rc, ac,orl-
o. 'o .,,.i "a, relative 90 the Il Il, depot, IN also
yi , uf I've -h r. of the q uat SIuth Bay wA'ac
t'ere Is ahund hcc of f'I and oysters ~ family
.-', ~ " u As h,h and Bcawe.d for menurng tho
lsrds tie s0t ,crhvr, are prep tr"l ~ build NV Ill
Jugs ,ny dozcfip ptun--cottagrs n1l S}b1 to O1O
ant liberal terms, an place thom ol .. 10, ~.
40 ~ loo I lott. Her lpts Ia the village ~
suit inryhNics and otucrs Apply 20 A. " cor
1fR. g., tuton -, sun buildiug,N Y Y, ot ~ WAT.
SON WILSON, H'lhfook station, l.. I. n'4u'itb
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DRESS.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsTNBLtsuED IN l-ji,
Chatham sAcct 100, eeH.'~. 80
rms whit. Shirts, Linen Collars and b'So~''
Pur % Csut,l
Fur i.0Oil
Por 1871 ~
For l.b0llll
For l15lilil
For 2.O0iilill
shirts made 70 order and warranted - NJ
n, der.birts, Drawers and lla { Hose ,c-,,,,
IN 81 X, wool, M'rino and Oo'Von'
Fiyeu,u's Shirts, Travelling shirts, ,...-.,,,,,
Army and Navy Surts OF every uos0' lN'"'
sunenlers, Neck Ties aud uloNer' ...-- ,,,r,o,v
AlHse ~T'' Wo,l.n Jackets always On hand
kemtihH' ..n, ,N ''' ' corner OF Pear street.
DARGAIN BONNEiS, bLAOn '.,n,
ID 80 b.ana,., co.orcd velvet oOnn'ts, - -
80 n,n,,r,,iug honuott children h"I. tr nolttS y
bh51a l. BISNS' Millinery, largen "n1 e.ssla'' "a ~
shs vmId-b,l BrosdwAy, csl-oppOh' IA
tAa Hotel. up stairs
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nj An I1FE INSURANCE. COMPANY
40 a. Nassau STREET, NEW NOkk'
tOpposite the P,et-ohce'l


Cash CApllsl and Accumulnu'h o'e''' b5n,oO0
Ciair,a p,ld,.........,.''''' '''''''''' o al Onn
Iiyidonds 70 Policy Holders ''''''''''''
-,.i. c,rpany, being conducted by Board OF pI-
Ih,s oy,ning stock in the Company has me "a
vantage Of the stock plan Of anassaeSSH az ,Ss MI bn I
l ,,hout being liable W assessments. ihs vi
.SS dividend Of Pro Of this NC SSpney apey @ S mors
sn.e1 Az, ~ nsr cent. on tie whole premium PAID.
red thas adding them 70 pay t1'SrS sr .nnnay,
SaTtsrIy, when the policy is for life and the Az a.
ma nremium amounts 70 80 or over FROM " "
~ iT oeP cent. may lie paid ny notes ,,,s.
Por INSURED may visit Europe IN hrs' slSs .H
t.Is v,tb,ut extra charge, at AL seasons oi NnS
year HENRY STOKES, President.
CY WENMPLE, secretlry'
J. l.. hAIsEh' A>'''' q n. sTEB0TN5, Actuary
ABRAM DUBOIS, NJ. D, Medical Examiner
dT24ac'lbg
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GEwlNG MACHINRS--LADIEST TAUGHT
~ N operate On Wheeler q Wilson's aud 81 ls-r's
sowing nschinss; practice ON shop wrE, tsrn, 81.
f0} CALA It. DC 2l.o -iS3
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no LET-FOR MAUFACTURING PUR-
y pos'c, vel lighted ruoms, with or without
steam power, ~ very low rents n slit the times.
,pply II tho AthAuae Iron Works, 30 wo.t H1us-
ios IT 40 G'i09
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TO LEr-A NICE Room FOR AN or.
Il G'o, lLIO f.t On iui apor, IN tnc Sun build
ing, entrnl ce i2S Fulton ~. dT u-t7l
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TO LEI.

RIO LET-STORES ~ AND 7771< SIXTH
4 Zys, between inu and i5Gh SID. RcnI fsOO and
S225 AUply st lyJ Pearl 1t. dei2 b'lCa
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SEWING MACHINES-LADtEJ TAUGHT
NOto operate on Singers aui Wheeler ani wilson,
sewing m .y hines, Oy AN old experienced ta,.Isr.
Practice I'LL perfect ON hlnul shirgs, and o.ner
work, and r6commeu isi tn work after learning.
nom 81 10 81 30, at 81 stanton sL near Allen, pri-
vate dwelling. dll2iac'tu
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EOR sALE-A GOOD TRUCK FARM Up
IN s'rts 10 Monmouth cIunty, New Jersey,
~ ii mr huilings in i,rse and 6 .msl 0,fius
i Y sinneid house. snd ia. CAL 81 PUTIN -,
s'tlrdsys l. ~ o'o4ock. or PiSnhcld depo, =
NNtL ., 2tsr'li6
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EOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE TRUCK
farm ~ s'rrs miles f.om X ,yp,,t, NJ
mouth GO I.ty \. j. Illuire 62J Gts,nsr 10 .,. o.
NJ NLCOLM. det4 $40;
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

'Af Nv ADNANNb.
Advetiseme meu's-For .vtry FOUR LINES, thir,v-
,,, WoIar, ~ lees, Que dsy, 30 oeuts two davn 10
sne Inv, Three days, 81 six days, o. TB. All mar.
"y.A u sidc, same price eaoh day.
lasea snd D. atl T. 20 cents for each eur iin~~
no'hly td'ertise nents u fur lines, inser,sf -
" cohyrnience u The Office 81 Er every "a Ins,,-
= Advertisements received until II O'Clock.
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EOR SALE OR EXCuANGE-rOR Z
.o,-i t,ru, two 'ir story hfl'k ron, ... neU
tigi th sv, = ~ -ttnrd paying Ir1p,0y As' =
hne lu'-ti % ue-r o. nty sat "a Wisconsin, on
~ ntuers - Like Nj higA1. Tde shovs r-'pH-y
VI he " sioi Z = fun u-,r a., city Anny II
G3J H0v.tv ., NOM .. sotr,uca pax 4, t.c.
dllG'liV ALEXANDER - tRANDER.
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REAL ESTATE.
EOR sA1E-nnrsra Am Inrs M ~

tOh SALt-HoUSES AND LOTS IN JEk-
~ 'iy nd ctoniy! farms aud v,luAhls MI
lf"prffyi q ~ vauAlls property In R,hwsv aud
New BrinsSick. Pieces SipOo 70 Sih OOO. sorne " n
MAJ Ne bought Sith 500 70 1910. c tsh. Fartns
~Nntei N svchange for Jersey City propery In
qritoof EVAN JONES. ~ Montgomery 81 Jersey
CITY. ID 2lA.sl0T
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SEWING MACHINEs-wANrED-PER.

- ~'ns no w'sh - learn ~ operate ou 81 lg,r'.
sewing ruschiu's tcrms Ohly II. and prs'ti 20 pl
tI kinds oi work, ais. some x ui sewers to learn
The PAM acon trade. lLquire 30 Dclpn cy sta
hor. old ga 'lO6
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lolal Ciop......' .....s.... $50, oJo, o.
Tho nyefngo price ot hogs in tho Cncinnad
market during the last two years wss:-In
lNJ9, per 100 lbs nett, s6,21 1860, e5,gI-
The average price this year, 20 far, is $3.50
but the Increase Of ireights will probably IN aks
tho average price amount to "a, "a compared
with the two preceding years.
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WANTED--LADIES TO LEARN To OPE-
w rate on Sing-r's, Wrsulsr n WtDIus, .,
osher sowing machines learned perfec, Va AL
branches and practice shop Fur1 till -atisi,
Sso mschinsa for sals and 70 lst-i6J Orchsri g..
n ar Stanton ns2q 1iNn'ils
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nor sALE-THE NEW AND BEAUrl'
L n,llv eIted up corner grocery aud liquor stofe,
Qis T,nth avs will be sold cheap ~ me 9wnsf o,ne -
o.olna 10 the war. uto -
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cEwING MACHINES TO LET-sINGERs

SEWlNG ~ ACUiNES To LET-SlNGkRS
~ and Wheeler a WilsJn's and Utnsrs ~; ,~
la.'ies taught " operate all kinds; tsru,s, 'r,dL
y 70 ", md Practice until periect-prSctioo - ~
kinds u work. and recommended N work ,f-'
learning. Needles and on tor sale; also good sbut-
Ole mschins Ior sale cheap, Al $50 Hcury a., naa-
Grand. n9P gl4r.1tt
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: .,,v TIIr Union OYSTER SA-

ioon' catherine ferry, New York, one OF @ he
h. stands for buansss In the In Ward me rsssoa On
for ssing Is ,hA, the proprs.or. Vile w,snS al 4
sSrs @ 70 Ssr parents, Inquire d sAs sal0'n' o' '
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personal NOTICES.

A TTFNTION-PAY, BOUNTY MONEY
a aud p.i.-tons ohtained for soldiers, sailors and
tbe,r heir, On application in person or other%sv;
ESos A HA SKILL, 81 Park Row. room 10 N H.
40 2Ite'l02
ogAUTY HATH CHARMS = hUNis
IS RIDoM OF ROsES, delicate colo. lot 10 10
-, DID, IInz. viii NOT waga II. Warranted
90, - ars to n geSys Cur, "a Toilet rSxST.
lI'p lIp,,. i,,n.Tt,l PomAds for the hair. HunPs
iritsh Balm rmoyes Pim?,G .s ilesSea, ga 'S, I,Ss S
Iunrs Pearl B,sunher for ihe 'e,'h $40 =, N,s Na+,
,innt,s BRIDAL Wreath Perfume, At liInfs ""
s,ors. . Astor Place, New York. MI SAA' 'i1'
NIIssING-R-H-,W WHO LEFT ~ IL.
yl an 2gtb o. tober, Is requested 10 return, or 70
end rich Information to relatives or friends Wlo
ieel very anxious 10 render eornio' anu -s'"
do 1O'llT
DECISIONS SECURED FOR soLDlEho al'S'
/ wounded or disabled during the preseni war,
and also Cor tho widows of those KILLED or "ho ny
dis in service. Claims for pay, bounty G,,
ly ataanded to CALVIN W. SMITH, COZ oha9,S'' oiuS
! aud Chatham hts. -
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TO LET-CuEAP APARTMENTS IN Sd
Il ,ve, No, sG5, ,6T, ani In rear Il IS5, and store
ami apartments IA 200 Fast l2th ST. also stores suit
anle f,r any blB,ncs IN the ncw houses cor l3i ~.
ami ave A. IaIllre on tho premises, or Of N.
O'kEkFE, Tb East 23d ri. d. 2iac'i29
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nyJsINEss CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-THE LEASE, GOOD
Is IN snd 6xturea of one Of the best corner pa
keres in brooklyn. also 70 let the store and BAKE
house ii Mott ST. Y. Inquire cor LLsyesIvHv vvsyT
and Cumberland 81, Brooklyn, OF o. Es;a s.tte
WORTH. -
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Tho Western hog crop thi, year promi,ss 70
In fully cqusa to the average of las. yrsr. n
lntgo proportion Of this trade has hitherto gcns
ulatiUns arc riio a. to the destination of ths
large surplus that will remain after supplying
the eastern tcmand. The crop for 1860 vss
distributed a. follows -
South. ................ Lbs. .13s 979 soI
The Eiu ard foreign countries. .l6i $50, iOs
Surplus Oh hand nd.................. 10000, ,Ooe
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~ LEr ~ ruE SUN BUILDINg, COZ.
SEQ ~ sg,sn and F'lltyu siA oinc,s and Ia 20
..'ra- Er't.ho 'o- manufacturing purposss, ,n
shlrl saaam povyor can be hzd required. rti0
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ARTICLES FOR SAL Il.

JyINDLING wOOD-KlNDLlNG WOOD
IN p,.lnrs will hear Of something TO tHgir aWm
: co. ~ calling on hoard canal h1t DON u M
:. pirT 10. Fist River, near Catherine Ferry
dii Sl3l
DLANIEd MACHINE FOE SALE-OSh
a. ~ chain bod SirtA ans mAchine m"Dl-
H,rrv.s make al Iies 70 inches VIie, In perioca a-
-. ytu he s,ld very low, ~ thA mhohinery de-
- ~ srgVENs, BROTHER = 20, AsS PoATi g;
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-ALL
= Kinds standard nschines, new aud "a hani'
ch.ap for .Ah, OF part psyme ent. Machines bonghS
e,cbauye,l and repaired, at 3S5 Droalwny room D.
up stirs N. B. Lon, q. b. tC.l BiE ma:GlaeS ~
~ hand cheap. NV 80 W..
TOYS TOYS .r,-.c.,,.,.
2 Mot, ~, in liisemont .o
Cor. Of Chatham. dii ViE'
. HORSES FOR SALE ALSO oNE GO GUop u
| > work horse will be sold for 80 lllllre u
the ,rOu,ry, cor Of Gold st. and Myrsle ave- ntY'A
| lyH. w -
|
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pAlLCES WANTED-TO PRESS MILL.
= tsry coats. Da7y euuluym rt t.r,. 81 tl.
-n1r. tutly D. W. srLNENS, Union titl. IVA.
hef ssc'Stu and Court ITS, HrpIk'y, 3'u1
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RmPLOYmENT-ms,os.

TO DENTisTS-wANTED-2 DENTISTS,
mliy competent to work. one ~ operator, tn
ether In ,he laboratory. Apphcanti by Ill vii
state ueir sge, II single martei. IN what bran "A
hey excel. the ygages required and how sr11 they
could CONN cncc. Al A. and L. PRErEBRE i5g
Bowery, n. Y. did $40