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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07


DR.. RADwAY.-Dear sir was afflicted with tho
swelling of the glands, much that could hard
ly eat my meals. bought bottle OF Railway kea-
dy Relief and bathed my throat with it. In twenty
hours the swelling entirely gone and my throat
cured. At the same time l had very sore eyes, and
after had rubbed with the Ready Relief, O. is
remained on my fingers, and in rubbing my eyes sore
of the Relief got in them My eyes got well immsdi-
ately. was likewise affected with very dangerous
cough. that resisted all medicines, until used your
eady Relief, a few doses of which cured me. Yours
Respectfully, SAMUEL j. ASHToH
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07

.nrFRTJsEMENTS TO SECURE IN
sERTION THE SAME WEEK, AOSf BE
rnpn IN BY THURSDAY MORNING. az
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07
ESTRAY.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber on o.
fahout the 1st Of May Sorrel Colt silver ant
staiI white spot forehead and is years old Th'
ovner requested to prove property pay charges anC
take Il away. l. BUTLER
Pennington, May. %, 1861. 5lw3
TENE Cut and Smoking Tobacco by tlie Dbl at
Mill ERD BROS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.

sThen fer the first time in thirteen years Of anguish
.ni-ery and disets felt and comfort pains
caches and infirmitie left ne, and again able to
.enjoy life. My disease all over my body and thro
my ystem. Doctors called it by different names. 1
was lame crippled had breakngs out my body Z,
zpain and aches in all my limbs, headaches. pains ia
4my stomach after eating, could not sleep we
sauy thing like healthy should do in fact,
: miserable. With the Ready Relief, l took
= p EcL-I rIN-c
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07
SICK FOR THIPTFEN TEl

Let those who doubt read the following letteI from
.Nr Joseph Smeare, respectable citizen Of Quincy
.IlI QUINCY, H., May, 1860.
DR.. RADwAY L Co: I became dis eased thirteeR
wears ago, and have been diseased siuce. have
gdoctored with the best Physicians in this place, (Qun
5cy) bat grew under their treatmen have
stred variety of the popular advertised remedies
with no better Nothing 30, nothing did
.anE until tried
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07

Arrival and Departure of Railroad Trains and
Hour of Closing the Mails.
Mail Closes:
soing North 1890 P NJ. Going South, 100 P. NJ.
Chicago and North Western.
Trains Depart
GOING NORTH
Night Express Passenger, at 2:3O A. N.
eenpecting at Mimi Junction with trains for the West
Accommodation at 500 A. NJ.
nav Exnress Passenger l:I5PM.
Connecting at MINI. Junction with trains for the
West and at Burnett with trains for Waupun, Rpon,
and Berlin.
Night Freight at 1000 P. NJ
SOUTH.
Accommodation at 11:o0 A. NJ.
Day Express Passenger $50 P. NJ
Connecting Milton Junction with trains for Mil
Ekukee and Madison.
Night Exrress Passenger at 1000 P. NJ
Connectil at Milton Junction with trains for Mil
waukee and Madison.
Night Freight '' $50 P. NJ
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07
watertown wholesale Prices current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MILLERD BROS. FAMIL
GRocERs COLES
Thursday, June 6. 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROC.
JAcKsoNvILLE, Florida, AIrll IS, i

YWlIHg OF he GIo0S,. 80T9 = g SOC IHIo0F, wi
Dangerous Cough. cured by RadrGy's
Ready ReIicf.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07

milwaukee,, Watertovvn & Baraboo Valley
EAST.
Depart Mail Close
Passenger 745 A. NJ. 700 A. N.
Freight s:35 A.
Arrive from East.
Freight 700 P. ri.
Passenger 7:15 P. II.
GOING WEST.
Columbus Dirisions
Depart Mai closes
Aseemm odation Ills p. NJ. 600 DIP.
Sun Prairie DiUision.
Depart
ommodation 7:15 Pm. 500 p. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07

Watertown. May Both, 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-07

Arrival and Departure of Railroad Trains and
Hour of Closing the Mails.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12
Steam Mill for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE A NEW FoRTY HORSE
| POWER ENGINE and Circular SaT MIN. with 60
inch Saw, So feet of Carriage, heavy esEiron head.
blocks. IS inch driving belt Everythil, Is complete
about the Engine and Saw MIL inclu6np a Doctor
The pumps have no connection witt he engine
which is decided improvement over no old style Of
driving pumps attached to the engine
This machinery is guaranteed to say from eight to
twelve thousand feet ofpank per day GOOD timber
with ease; also to be Of good material md workman
ship.
TERMs--One half cash. and the balance in six and
nine months. For further particular address,
VIM. HOSKINs.
HllsbOro, Miss, Feb. !, IS I7-n
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

And Take No Other.
Prepared by Alb. & D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 Full.
ton Street. corner of William, n Y.
For sale by N. McKINsTRY 4 co. Padding, Miss.
March rs, 1860. 25-fy-e-W
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12

N EW DRY GOODS.
DANIELS, ELGIN g. CO.,
Corner of Dauphin and Water Streets,


MOBILE, ALA.
A RE now receiving their stock Of FALL and WIN
n TER GOODS mich Is new, large and varied for
the season, consisting Of all the newest and most
fashionable styles Of staple and fancy articles IN their
lne-eyeiy color, variety and quality OF Silks and
5atins Muslin de Lanes, Cashneres, Alpaccas and
Parametas; a full supply Of fashionable Mourning
Goods, Ginghams and CalicOs Of all sorts; Laces,
Trimmings Fringes, Needles, Thread, and the num-
berless articles for ladies' use appropriate to large
wholesale and retail establishment.
They are desrous Of extending their trade with
Pointers this season; and have consequently given
great care to the selection Of such goods az are used
Nv planters and families.
They have nov on hand and will continue 10 re-
ceye during the season, very fall supply Of Blank
cts Of all descriptions Kerseys, Lnscys, Kentucky
James flannes, Osnaburgs. Shcetings, Table Cloths
Domestic, Factory Yarn, Window Shades, Trunks
arpet-Bags, Carpeting, Worsed Goods, etc, ETC.
Also Br0adcloths Cas3meres, Satnets, ETC., etci and
in fact everything in their line USED on plantation
10 which they respectfully invite the attention Of the
citizens % East mississippi as they will sell the above
Al the iOlOcst possible prices.
Mobile, Jan. 1860. 13-1y
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12

b. a, siAAls
Mobile july TO- 1859. t9-ly
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wa. 5. HUsAlNs.
1RsSoro, Ma FeOls it'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
Spirit of the People,

tNIoE DElrN-e CoMNIrrKK.-Ths Uuio'
Defsr.c Committee ave ,cc,.v,ia a et,er from the
u. + Conui,s,ry Genrr,i u As.i.,.ag., Il. rh.sh
INA, oNiocr says.
"Is q. unnecev-,ry trN y,ur CcmGi,,.s fr~Ui
any ruNSds,rr"c -,",' ,'n p'-in' tue IegIar army
.uI.;s,,r'e ,b.r st,1yb. T.. , Wy ~ ID.
Rreen " ss,aie~, sod rrczorvsd do. trrrt.. g..
& ,ss' s ,ne aeSss We 70, s,'n'' .rta " tn rts.'
,'., '''
W. P''"'" V '"e
,.,n.," rv =, =,
" "''' nN' "'' '''r' w N''' Se'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
Foreign News liens by the City OF
RaIttm0Ve.

The Pays announces that orders had been sent
to Toulon to complete the fitting out Of the
feet destined TO bring back to France the troops
now in SYRIA.
Tha French govern nent had given notice
that foreign cotton goods imported into France
for the purpose Of being dyed, shall come in
free, equally with those intended for printing,
on condition that they are also TO be expo ted
afterwards.
1t Is said that, on the 2Ist ultimo, the day
following ho important debate in the tia Ln
Chambers relative to the army Of southern
Italy, GARIHALDI held a conference with his
former superior officers, the majority Of whom
were in favor Of accepting the policy Of Count
CAYCtR. The friends Of GARIRALDI were in
hopes that he also would adhere TO that pol icy.
GARnALDI, in reply to a letter from CrAL-
DIM, defends himself from the charge that his
Iarty aims at rendering itself master OF tho
army and the country. lIo says he resolved
the northern army as brothers, 1T a time when
hs knew 1t had come to put down the revolu-
tiOn, and declares that he is heartily In favor
# establishing a national monarchy.
A perfect reconcile tioD has taken place
bet wsen GARIBALII /, Count CAvouR, and Cen
eral CIALDIsI. GARTBALDI had an Interview
With Count CAvouK, followed by another with
General CIALDISI.
1hs Isdpendence Beige, ststes decidedly tha
no negotiations between tho courts Of Paris
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

Tho United States mail steamship Cahswba,
W. SMITH, commander, from New Orleans and
Havana, arrived at this port on Sunday morn
ing.
The Cahawba left the city of New Orleans on
the evening Of the 25th, arriving at Havana on
the evening Of the 28th; left that port at . A.
M. ,fon the 30th ult. From Havana there is
nothing Of interest to report, except the almost
total SUSPENSION Of business, causedb by the din
culties In the United States.
The markets are all paralyzed. Sugars can
be bought below quotations No. II az "a 10
reals per arroba; mOlases, reals per Aes.
Freights - there Is no disposition 10 ehaIteI
American vessels other liags arc gct'ihs 'uo
highest rates of the year, e. l5s' 10 q.
Exchange on London, 80 days, 10 per cent
premium; ditto Now York, 90 days, 10 per
cent discount; ditto New Orleans, w uay PaI
to per ceIt premium. Cnited States Soid In
demand at par. hoor1oJ h,,
boat from tho United States steamer Sru,nl"t'
GRAVES from Havana bound 10 hey West'
A Messenger from New Orleans give, the iol-
LOWING account of the seizure OF the Cahawba:
xesk ago last Thursday, the steamship
Cawbaba whils in New Orleans, with ptssen
rers ON board, ready to depart for Havana was
boarded by military company, about o CLOCK
| in the morning, and seized. Ths commander oil
the military notified the chisi officer OF tho yes
sol that ,isy had taksa possession o heF Wash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

ard 1rr fr op ring Rome Ia tbs Italians NJ
aIprp Erp a favorable conclusion.
tn report ~ the Irish P,r Law Commits
mission r. shows that paurorism has l-catlv
decr'asod IL the last ten years. 216.N,s persons
wee la the poor hu>es in 1861, and only A.
T1 in 1870. During ton years 2.33l, III Irish
pccrlc have passed thro, gb tho poor houses.
The h"use II Lnui- tho high sst judicial au-
thori,y in G'rst britsin, has r-v@sed tho dcci-
slon" Of the lower courts aud iccCisd thai tho
recent marriage Of AZ Irish clergyman by tiu-
self was legai.
tn" late sanrninary reactionsry movements
III Italy, -hich were clearly trare1 TO the Pom
'tcal govcrt men,, II nov appears, werr under
taken without tho Pcpc's authority and know
ledge. His Holiness Was Indignant at tho abuse
OF his name which carried fe and pillago
into Italy, and has given stric, orders to n.
NrroDE that all such proceedings shalt Se,,s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
L.EGiL REPORT
Court Of General Sessions Saturday.
n.fn,,. pa,,rl,Y

BtlOft Recorder inftMAS.
motion was argued in the case of Rcd
m' nd McManus, charged with murder, o. admit
the defendant u bail, the ground that tho In
d tment, the counsel contc cndod, was entirely at
vsratce wish the history II the case. lie was
charged IN the indictment with murder In the rat
drl rec, In shooting, deliberately AMI with a mali.
cious intent, one VIM. Hogan, ON the 9Th II April
IN cunssqutnro of whicn he shortly afterwards died
Tie counsel moved that tie prisoner be admitted 10
b.l, IN the "h.nC", " any hth been committed wis
nothing more than malulaugh,er IN the fourth do.
gree.
Tie Dstrlc. Attorney opposed the motion " nd-
NIT MCMtnus To hail, nnd moved thgt tho case be
'crt tn the Count OF Oyer and Termilor iuT trial.
The & MT re- erycl decision.
Mr.. Srdswir- rHuo also 4 motion N admit John
NJ bowel to BAT, aga p,t whom there ara four "a.
dictm'n's io forgery IN ih. srynad dcrnr, fnr irr-
e,i't On tho - "u" County H.ut, the complainant
b'ing john W. u dl, Que ul tho Trll,toes Of the
BOUue Count, Bank. Thr mntiuu " - made up,u
technical grpunus thoio hoiuE IA, avg tp prosecute
tie defendant with ~ Css IN this state. The Count
~ served It, docs |'I 'lIG rl.t
The May term opfned ycst,ulry morning. III,
Tlrou .sultr cuuIr.set = ,I.'S, ipn,uliuI a
number ~ capital o.i'ucorl ~ allows:
Muid,r CnSs, IL arson, BURGLARY, perjury,
.; lwgury, ~ h E,my, . grand larceny, 22 lIaC
pIttsnrC7, j; iu,pLious WHluIt, felony, = re-
ooiynr stolen goods, abandonment, bnEtardy,
2 Ltal, IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
New l,nhiicniIana


Tay R'uus Rpcan: A Diary Of Aluericar
fy'ns ~ h.ir DivsiOus.-L A Dlsry OF Verified
o'cmici,er III fuouy, Anecdotes, and last.
don't, III c"',m,uts, &c
Ono If the most useful publications ever con.
ceiyei gsthsnsg up and preserving in a clsar,
method'csl arrangement, the facts Of this great
period in American history, as fast as they
transpirs The serial numbers arc intended,
Of course, to bs bc,nd in a handsons volume
with preliminary historical outline Of causes,
to be hereafter isseed-thc la,,or being neOcs-
sarily the last portion OF the work to be succes.
fully performed. New York, q. p. PursAx.
hIruE CRlrros; BY MAY BxiLx B.rrtErr. NJ
W. Dom, Publsher
A single pleasant religious juverilo tale,
fiesh from tho press, to srcw that tho children
are not wholly forgctten in tho tramp Of srrud
mer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
Letters from the sus vciurieers.
NUJBER IN.

WAsiurGros NAVY YARD, May II, 1861.
Editor n. y. Spn Our Regiment, IN Y,
7lst) is still quar- toted in tho Navy Yard.
Company ID has part of pattern loft in com.
pSny With Cos. II, q. a,d c. Alter we had
cl ncd ons side Of tho patterns of machinery
~li,h filled it, tho carpenters built 3-story
hnnbs. to hold two rcn each. Those ars yory
- Oh for We slept on the door before they slso
promise to rivc us mattresses, then wc will
sleep like lords. We hays drills two or thrc,
tines day, and paralc every cy5I,ip,. ,b,
volunteers do very veil, AMI s,on will compete
With the old ncnshers thcro arc a Cor h,rd
cc'os among them, but they viii soon he sent
of. -. whom somo OF you know, am
sorry to say, is noted for unclcanincss and lazi-
ness, and will bo among tho numbcr. Tho Now
York Fire Zouaves arrived this morning thew
crmo from Annapolis by rail. What fow have
met arc a fine, robust set Of mcn. hopo tbey
will bs as noted for their orderly conduct as
they are for their bravery and love for tho
Stars and stripes.
| received copy Of the Weekly Sun OF April
9th on landing from tho steamer Baltimore.
II Is the frat communication from N. Y, and
i am very thankful TO the sender.
l will now relate my adventures on the
steamer. on Tuesday afternoon last, Lout.
STOW OF C". d., called for volunteers to 10 on
an cNpeui'Ion down the Potomac, whero and
inr ~hA' purpose no one knew. ], with about
~ othefs' were accepted. Sergeant UNrtEnY
'hu ."'Po'''s "ALCoi ana bouLroN were IN
'"o squa"' !" 'on minutes iioih 'he time wo
were called, our knapsatks were packed, and
Ne were sailing down tho river.
Tho Baltimore Is commanded by Lieut.
WEST, Of the Navy, assisted by Midshipman
SAMPSON; tho boat Is armed with long 80
FOUNDER. Fart OF tho company arc formed Into
q squad to work tho gun, and tho rest pass tho
Sho' ana smell. ihere are points on tho river
where batteries are erected, 90 We must DO
prepared TO meet them.
esailed all night and about lo A. III. an
chored on Fort Monroe, opposite tho Kip Raps.
None OF the batteries troubled US during the
TIP though VIC were called several times to
stand ny the gun, ready to hre. The frigato
Cumberland lies IN tho stream, keeping up tho
blockade Inc steamer Monaeello lays along
sido the DOCK In the Afternoon she sailed
within GOO yards OF secession camp on the op-
posite Virginia shore, hoping to draw their
fire, that she might have an opportunity to
throw few shell into their camp, but they
were rs still as mice. Fort Monroe is quite a
large place, its Halls are milo AMI aqIartcr
in circumference AMI about 10 fest high, COW
cred on top with sod which gives it quite an or
naincnta appearance; IL il surrounded by u ditch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

Sou - and Rcalrng.-The New York Biho
Soo'osy, ~uhin ,crLty days, have d,s iDutsi to II
fettr enu ~ odcr', Sad 10 ships of the navy over
1900 New rcstametrs. The American Tract ST.
c'ety have distributed To tie ssmo over 100000
rsse- Of religious u..ts Toe distributicu has
Ncn done syst,m.scsliy, ny appropriate eoumit.
scs T.us TIE sord has Iccn s,wn. Already
rcspius time has CONS. The Ft,pn stree, me,,np,
y's,rrday, .ss r"uicrci exceedingly interesting "
rsson Of the relation OF incidents, oourc,ted
will the incoming OF tic harvest. 90 young
msn writes that he hopes he has become
c'nvtrtcd. hncth0r writes q his mother tLlt
tie little book which ,hs hid in hu kn,r-
sack shall 10 read every day. A Captain wishes
that he may be remembered In the pray crs OF the
congregation with which he was - the h.ln, Of
ectng on the sabbath. A Chsplai said the atst
tin e lie preached W his req n,en', now On ,amped
oS'the l1te'y, y large number Of young men came
round him, at the close OF the ser,ice and ,a that
nhtn they got into camp taey hoped ,ley should
hear much Of Je,us. They wished to know II
prayer meeting wou d not lie est,blisb,d at once.
An'th"r chaplain said, ss he wa preaching . tor
d'y to tho s'ld,srs, and referred to tho fact
that m',herr and wives were praying for them,
many wsr' - their hearts being deeply touc ed
So the rsapns time has actually begun
Never Was - much prayer offered by tue Church,
All never there more enc puraging prospect.
Bethel chaplain stated in a meeting, that tho
fom tho ships sn the Pcnnsyiy ,nia st,iion 4,
OF tue most antmat'ng character, and God il pour
ins out HIS Holy Spirit upou the men.
There is much en- our ,gsneiIt to hope that the
harvest Will be plentiful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
Battle TO be Fought.

During tho last few days wo have talked
with Southern gentlemen on the present Nation.
al crisis, and their ,pinion Is, that battle
must be fought, either in Virginia or at Pensa-
cola. They say thai tho rebellion has gone
so far that the secession leaders, to save thsm'
selves, must make show Of fight We alsc
had an opportunity to near the opinion oil In
telligent gentlemen from every seeded state
and their common wish is that the Seceas ioni't'
shall "get 80 sbouinably licked" that they
will never be heard Of Afterwards.
A Mississippi planter. nov in thiacs'y' say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

that his daily prayer Is that all the trail to
the Unicn, from JEFFERSON DAVIS down 10
HOWELL Conn, may Ia hung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

HOUSE. BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE Oh
- 10 et-At Rosyille, staten Island, two-stsry
q lard, very peaSantly OcNted the village on
he Woo'row Road, loading 70 the depot. The houss
ropo-wMG upon the premisIs. About half the pur-
shsse money can rcmain on bond and mortgsge For
Isi Pearl 4, o. 70 P. L CoRTkfYoG. Rosyi1ieo' oo'
2S,l9T,lS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

IIOTSE FOR SALr-.I, ,6OO-A GOOD a
tory brick house, with lot u ct deep, II rom.
rL's Tor $50 mouth netr FiTs H. price sl,T0O, oi
N,'a HdiCiuire hous for i3,2Ol. AlsD a vacant lo'
near .prce 500, lnsuir' OF J, HELD, 83t SECOND
st, v illia nsbursh. l,l3a,6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE OR EX
change-TSo ho,se., aai LOT 20 BY 100 feet, With
4. utI, for . arm or lots Apply on the prrnises
Ho 2b3 South eth IT., Wiliamsburgh. Ap2d,lG ,iaar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

FARM FOR SALE "A FARM OF 1911
l. AcTcs Of land, with hou-e and baip and good wa
ter IN Hickgille L. l., 20 miles from Brooklyn -ice
$50. Apply 10 Mrs GAIL, Hlcksyille station, or
PETER REDMOND, 81 Congrosa st. south brooklyn.
6liG,j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

Farm FOR SALT IN ROCKLAND co. +,
2" miles from New York, farm Of - acres rood
~ -, balance highly guilty atsd fine building, vel
ata r d, fruit An,ndan'' p'lce siOoO; term. s~<y
RuGl RS6 rAfLOR. b9s Broadway, room ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

ILAkNS FOR sALE--CllEAP FARMS
1 I,ar tho X X. drpot, Il niles from Nav York, on
l.. J., .rHc Of Ctc'lk NJ farming land, all ruiactiye
'yin oil, level ire nom Stone Uf swamp aud easlly
fiN HtCd tot rAle In quAL Cs to zut Inrohs Pr,, at
blo al acre. rerTr cay. y. A. BuNCH, th, owner,
ltnY bAll Place, corner Oh fIbsr1 a. APPS 2tao'l u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR sALE-sMALL
house and two lots for sale cheap, at woodhavea
l. l., 81 miles by rsllroad eOmmutAton ~ osnta par
ps half cash alao los for sale from SO, pay abs
tntuire Of Mr.; DOWNING, a. 9. O. LElGIi5, 6oa
broadway, N. Y. AZ 2sa1<t9S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07
THE NEW YORK SUN.

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snns whAesv~ u received,J 4 the Oid Ar,
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p1 Ann mreetl under the Amertcsn Huseyn,.
Ins DAILY Sun Is delivered BY Carrier, b suh-
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Single Cope. Ons Cen.
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AverNge eirculssion throughout ,he year. spdtns
81, ssS COPIES PER pAv.
THE WEEKLY SUN
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-. mOnshs, VI; single ccp'es, . uents. spSr,.
Her scot gratis 10 intending sil~,ribera
Address 1.-THE SUM-
Corner Nassau and Fulton s-ee,s, Ne. yorr,
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RATES IE.,.! Of ADvERTIsINo.

Ao'~usemsnss-Yor every FOUR IfNrs, A,r,,
wos, o. le-s, ons dsy, % osnts; svo dsvu. IL
a.. ss 'hrse days el; sir dsys. si is. an fn.S
noDs ins'de> same pyio. eaeh day
- NJ, tisses and Ds~ths, as cspss nv s.cs 49, ~
insonibly sdveti.eraenss Of fou iin.., ,nsvss6~,
,ns cpveni"nce Of shs onzce, - tr every n H..
AdvertiseIDeots received until 10 ,eiock. d
dag. "oe" - -
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1O TIMERS AND ROOFERS AND
sheet iron workers-2OO bo1es darn.re charcoal
shd coke tn, ln-iI, li2o, ., Il l5O bdis damaged
n co, 9lb Water at. slss,J
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WAGONS FOR SALE--A NUMBER OF
w busif go wagons OF every style, constantly On
hand or made TO order Here you csn get good
srticl., ard as reasonable q. any that he found
avenue and Broadway. Every article got hero u
warranted 10 be represented 4,lS4,2tAo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

WOOD FOR SALE-3OO CORDS BEST
w quality ID pire wood for sale Address OSBORN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-07

HOUSE TO LET-THE UPPER PART or
II h"usa tu one Of two small respectable families
lwiui.y 81 Watts X. G,l5T,2
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FARM FOR sALE-MUST BE SOLD
good truck farm II scre-, good cottage II rooms
u mplete order, ~ acres ith cottage house; ais
large coublu for two families, good rtor
70 lt houe, ard lot 10 let, all In PAinheld Cheao
hrms 1s scres, .stoo sqa Sl5 90 1904 a 800, and
tool-. In risht Of PisinReld. Call on sTEPHEN
VAIL, 81 rnlton u, Saturday from TO 9, or W.
VAIL Plainield Depot mh6 l0S,2iac
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uOUSE TO LET-IN ABINGDON Squaro
Ii near Esnk IT, all tho mod ,rn In ptOyein mt =,
low 10 a sood tcnNit J. JACKS b son, q Ninth
avenue. 2lli,3
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REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENT-STA-
" ole, scr. q land, choice fruit, ss,ooo: ten per
= D. III LSE, 70 and D daily, foot of Spring street
S.itbcn v. X Fort Lee station, miks from Coytn..
: ilie ali6fO