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IHs kASsAs SENATORIAL OuxsrIo, An
s~sss about the seat In the senat. ocepni.a hv
Sen James Lane, Of Kansas, 10 brev,na 49,.
% Sen. LansS proclamation for K.ps,, 49,
sssFs announcing his appointment as R,,,.a,a.
General In the U. 8. Army, the Governor OF R,n,s.
has conferred on the Hon Frederick p s,,n,.-
The Senatorial seat, which would necessariIy 49,
come vacant II Gen. Line goes thus into Un,,sa
sasn military service. Dir. Stanton has srrivsa
here with his letter Of appointment In hand
Gen Lane, however, Is believed to hold thar n.
has not yet positively accepted the BrigadIe,,b,n
ana proposes not to do so, preferring to hold on
70 NE senatorship. Mr. Stanton designs carrvi,o
his claim to the seat, to the Senate,s Jud,cis,Y
Committee, before which there will doubtle h.
nigh old time" over the affair.
NAVY fARD.-The steamer Freeborp ha, d,.
charged her guns and Is about to be mt pnon ,h.
ways Tor repairs, having been som,vb,, $3.50
oy the frequent firing Of her heavy oun, u.
0Pounden are to be exchanged for h..vv ia.
cannon and shell guns.
The propeller James Jerome came un ,,,,
morning with heavy cargo Of naval and NIL,
tary sores, and 10 to-day taking on board an ,r,
mense amount Of solid shot, shells and c.nn,.,--
together with several heavy gun carriages. Tor
Annapolis, Nd ,N'
The Baltimore, Powhatan and Philad.lnb,s
s.s whaf'ss awaiting orders
The Mt Vernon was expected up from Fort,.ss
Monroe Yesterday, but had not arrived TO-DAY a,
ii O'Clock. -
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rGhsA loas fbsy.S ss.iss .f.s!. bss.
he Capt sXBBAFH s =, ' oSoc T.
The union Payer Mss!iay Hyrn Book Will bs
used Prof CHAnLss E. DAILsr. in leading con
rREy q, w. DENlsoN, ch.plNn 4 the
roe. will preach IN the Baptist Church; ThIr,eenth
at loS O'Clock in TIE E street Church .. .. m.
and New. Mr.. meador's Church, ID street south,
near ~ At Island, N the evening 90 = N. IL
TTHE UNION RRAAYER MEETING
Lutheran Church, corner of III and Eleventh sr /,
commencing at O'Clock ?. m. and 10 be Continued
IN hour. strangers 90 well a. oitilens Of al de-
nominations are invited to attend and take part in
these soclsl meetings. mn
T"l SAY. STRANGER. WHERE ARE
w you going! You seem 20 be In great ksrS
Seventh street. to buy suit Of Ciothins. fhe seo.
he sells them SO cheap" Nofs-Ths last We saw
.u iaH # No anp9s sp ss
FOR sALE-A fine large dur-eolored with
sbeut II years old, and an exeslle. farm IN
horse; s1 ~, sG ri i IN sing or double
4 is,; rear Congressional Glooe ofoe;
NJ ICE CREAM, 40
to his Is1ss supply up Of fRUlT' E Ipf WA
TER. 30, at his Ice Cream, Confectionery, and
Eating Saloon, No. 81 r. .ghth street, I,etveen q
CITY free Of charge at the shortest notice.
jy IS lmen'
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(TUNBOArs sOl tn. WESTERN RIvRRs.
QuAnfKlMAsrrn 6rNlRAL,. Orrlcr.

tuAATkkNAsIKR 6KNBRAL,s OFFICE,
WaIssEtos, JHa< ~, lee1, 4
hraofosALs are invited Tor eoasuuctlns Gun
eoafs upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be Immedistely prepsr~a Ara
nay De examined at the Qs,r'ermastsr's OEos ~
Stneinneu. Plt soursh, apd at this oiice.
efs alone will be considered.
Pa9s submitted By bidders win be taken into
eIs Qaartsrmastsr General Umted st.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-13

DRICE ONLY as CENTSA POUND -PHTL-
L ADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.-Ia order
Butter, have placed upon the route several add
tional tubs
Securing my supplies direct from first GLASS dsi-
RES, parties purchasing Of me oAn rely ppon ~
GEORGE N. OYSTER. =
Stall No. $40 Center Marfet
iY 1851 DefReAn nh nd
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ITO THE oFFiTEss n,. "

i AND SOLDIERS
OF THE ARMY.
In"se vno are oeelrous or sendiLg money 70
Drafts on New YORK City in such Guns a. ths1
wis., either In iai 70 or small amounts Apply
army EXPRESS CO.,
NO pnv,ff EssHEsTLysH. AyEsuh.
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WM.C MILLER's UNION STABLE, Cos
w NEn OF AND6 rH STE EKTs, WASH
nsroN, ID. g, kedr Of BTet-r's H0tsl. Oor IN
mer w. y. Turner'S Stabes.-HorRes GA
Cnrrsges, and RUggies for hire. sale .xohanSe OF
9keI a. livery by the day, week, or month, 90 res-
ie 21-lms ALERT RFII. Aren't
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Miscellaneous.

LII 'HLok or s LohLhAr y, "A
III, ~ '"e Ssn" S a.,,,I,,,, no,r.;, Nv. ~,
y sno"n, os"h sat ~
raintsd of the Father Of his Country. One Of
tho others Is at Boston, and one at Nswport.
The picture In Washington has an Europesa
reputation, aud would readily sell for $l0, 900
in London today.
I,,,p,. 70 r.o.r,pors corditior.
Ssr.m,kinc = on IN. incrcass al,o tho cuI.
turs of rof,... cotton. and other tropicai pro-
dn,tioas Tbs mnitinii" atm m ;nt., ior sst-
,,s,..n,. Il nn. nnn.t aons,J.,st;on
''.-'A'' 70 ~" $500 -. A., w.,
fo'RfhLLows SEM AN inVn W Wv.
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Dl.royery Of m Roman yIiip.

The remains Of an ancient Roman villa were
recently accidentally discovered VIII lie plough
log IN England, IC stands within half mile
OF the great Roman road from Canulodunum
TO the settle ments In Yorkshire From indi-
cations in the neighboriuS fields II is not un.
likely that this may have been q settlement Of
some 'yteD'. Coins have been found OF the
psriod Of one Of the Goidians, Of Constantine,
souc fragments OF handmills, a stone cbissl,
iaggot fox, spindle.w hirls ard numberless
pieces OF iuusral urns, d0'ia di0's, aud jars Of
many sorts and sizes, some OF very choice Si-
Inlan and DurObrivm ware. The hypocaustal
features are very clearly marked, as the fur
nacss, au's ashpi's, and ut der piers, which arc
filled with clay, and much burnt. There are
four datiops of the walls OF three rooms and a
cod plugging bath, with a long drain by
which The water escaped down the slope OF the
hill. B'nes Of red deer oxen, and Sheep have
fsen ouS up, with tho usual numb'r OF oyster
shells.
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~, Min. IT.. or Ali IN e,,-.,.... ,..
c,,.u,,r ,,,.,,,...
'oo"'"s ,-.-
There are nov three compsniss OF troops sta-
toned At Fort Fillmore, VIZ; company A, ~
ginsnt mounted fih's; nom Albuquerque, com
manoea ~ Lieut.. W. LANE company A.
Seventh iniantry, c2mmande1 " LAeut. A.
PIrNMsR company u: Seventh infantry, COM
mandsd Lieut.. 4. j. BROOKS. Tho last two
companies are late from the Navajo exPedi-
tion.
Today another company OF troops arrived at
Fort f,iimors' making total oi iour cohpauies
noM h"oscu NJ 'unt Pors.
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War Items.

TmE BoSroS AIHES run CONTAINS the
largest m ltary library ia the United States.
THE TORONTO GLoTE scouts the story that
the British Government intend TO send out
fleet of yun boats Tor the Canadian Lakes.
PRlsrFRs ARE ALWAYS PAIRioTIc.-It Is
estimated that rot less than five thousand have
volunteered to defend the Stars and Stripes.
TBE CoLtrssvnLE (Ct) stsel Plow Com.
pany are alouI TO manufacsu.e rides instead OF
plows.
TrN PORTUGUESE CIT ZsNs OF Jacksonville,
H. have formed II sHiselvss into military
company. snd are waiting Ter their services u
10 accepted.
Tux ONO PLATFORM, under which the p'o
pie Of that State now rally has two rlanks
namely: Fret, whip tho rebels qsiskly, AM
second, rkip Mtm wcR.
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Mr.. CHARLES BRADLEY, formerly Of Boston,
laterly Of Wotumka, Alabama, a graduate Of
the Law school at Charlottesville, Va, last win
ter, makes the following statement.
lie was owner Of 400 acres Of land and 1915
negre.s, the whole of which has bean r0bUtd by
the secessionists. The land alone cUsE him
$27, 900 two years ago.
Mr.. Is. was compslled TO leave because he re-
fused TO Join the seces sion forces, and for free
declaration OF his devotion TO the flag OF tho
country under which he was born. No other
alternative WAS lsiL him bat 90 tight that Tag
OF joln its enemies, and Mr.. u. choose 10 loose
all his properly and retaTn homs rather than
prove himself traitor.
Mr. Is. gives us a sad account Of tho teribls
tyranny practced upon northern born and Union
PEOPLE IN Alabama. Ho left Charleston on
Thursday last, where he saw three escamp.
msnts Of troops, many Of whom were leaving
fer LyDchburgh. The greatest contempt and
hatIed were expressed IN Charleston towards
the northern people, and tho President esPeciai-
iy There wss he says, u great want Of pro-
visions sud OF -four especially, which was com
manding very high prices on account OF de-
mand and scarcity. lie thil AG there are moro
troops in R,cl mcnd aud at the South than Is
eenGrslly suppored. lie saw thousands OF them
ia Richmond, and their numbers SsHei 10 him
10 be- equal to 80, OCO or more.
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A lssrHan View.


An article In the Cologne Gazette Of May 5th.
ne Of tho sblcst German journals, takes the
following intelligent view Of American afirs
1t is lot to be denied, that, from q military
point Of visw, the rsbsis in the United Sta,e,
have just now several great advantages over th,
government. Thy have an ably organized ar
my, which has been trained for several month,
and which must needs Il sht and plu nder IN S-
der to be kept together while the goverumest
can oppose to their attacks on Y raw and urdh-
cipliBed troops Moreover, as the war IS to bs
carried on In the border slsve states aud in the
southern ports, the government tro ,pa will suf-
Ter from he summer hea's, which do not 90
msch sff,ct the sssos'i' miss Il 10 therefore
quite ?. ssible that the first results will be In
favor Of the rebels.
We have, however, no doubt that intsllig gsuce
and enduring strength arc On the side Of ths
government and that victory caun OF but re-
maj~ with ths 10y nj side. We believe that the
North Is now determined never to lay do IN its
arms till the authority Of the law is once more
restotcd in all tho seeded states Twvnty-thise
millioDs of people, strengthened by all the arts
OF peace, and possessed OF mex haustible rssour-
css, aie oslosed 10 three hundred and fifty
thousand slav,hcls.rs four millions Of slaves,
and three millions Of poor whites, who, with
tered over broad space Of country, ana are ae-
customed to the most primitive and uasoeial
conditions Of life.
Ths whole civilized world his an interest in
this war. II is war which ,h, pscpls Of the
ncrhern states ccnseivstlys by the nature Of
their Industrial ana political ha its could not
longer put off; aLd Il is . war which. under,
psrh.ps, other names, many nation " Europe
will have to take up in Us turn. 1t is with
them (the United \, a,es) as with us; the fcud-
aiisH of the miodle ages is arrsysd In arms
/ agaiHst the eu izensh,p Of tho nineteenth con-
tuiy; an exploded theory Of SOC city Is lifting
up Its read sgsinst The trium Shs Of our think
ing. industrial aui progressive century; the
porCrty struck Don Qn.notes Of The southern,
| plantations gire battle 10 the roaring pindmslls
ana smoking chimS1ys Of the rediMy NORTH. -
1t Is the suP Percilious noble in arms against the
spirit of the century, In which the citizen 1,
| supreme. In such an issue We can wish sue
oess only to the constitutional government.
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A report was current in Chelsea last evening,
that Ery. Mr.. PALMEH, an Episcopal clorgy.
man, had uttered dis'Oyal sentiments, and
countenanCed the killing Of CJl. ELLSWORTH.
some lunteers aud their ffieads, numbering
about fifty or sixty, accordingly visited his
house aJ aOout ten o'clock last evening, and
rang the bell violently. Mrs. PALMER caue
10 the window, and after parlGy, the reverend
gentleman himsolf appeared at the windox
He was asked IL no had uttered tho traitorous
sentiments charged upon Kim. lie said he did
M ke remark on hearing the news from Alsx.
AZ dria, but 1t wss more in plea ,antIy thanfrom
any motive Of di.loyaity. lie said ne had al
way bten a Union man, and had alwsys
preached in favor OF the Union. He was asked
70 show his flag. when hs said hs had only Q
smail one, which he exhibited. Some ons oi
the crowd advis. d him never to khox any dis
respsct TO the flag, however small II might bs
for f he did no wouldn't be tolerated, Nc
PALNsR ioired 10 giving three cdesrs for tn,
a,s. ard tho crowd then dsP'rsei. .-BsSo.
JoSraal, Aoy 50.
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"Lct tho Administration be explicit with the
British repre'. ntatise In forlidding all undue
interference in cur domestic relations. They
may bs sure taat they will be fully sustained
by the peOI 10, 81 long as they upLola tho na-
tionsl dignity. II 70 not too much TO say that
there arc at least 10000 Irish A Americans now
In arms to defend the integrity of the Repub-
lac. Let Britain breathe but II menace againt
this land, and ten timcs that number will spring
up to hurl defiance in bor loetl, snd carry the
var. If necessary, to hcr very doors."-insh
Ameicqa.
Should "Jcbn Bull sot bis face against the
blockade and recognise tue Southern privateers,
there will 10 strong Jid for Ireland. But 1t
would be wonderful conglomsratiOn surely,
that should present tho Irish and tho Yankees
fighting side by side, against the blessed Brit
ish In frAteInsl union with the southern slave
holders. Well, they may all be certain that
Ireland is agreeable and quite ready TO well
come any one in the shape Of rogenerator. -
IIiA Nctrs.
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New CanaOa.

The PhGnix Iron Company In Philadelphia
arc about to commence the manufacture of
wrought iron cannon Of largo calibrc, the In
ven ion Of Mr.. GRIyvIH, superintendent Of
these important works. Ths guns are very
nearly like the Armstrong gun, except that
they load at tho muszle. Two batteries Of
six guns each, will be produced instantly.
When flushed the gun presents the appearance
Of . stub-sad.twist life. The 'piles" arc 20
constructed that the fbre Of the iron runs
round the barrel, rendering the gun almost
nished with the celebrated Hotchkiss shot and
shell. Tho twclve-poundcrs will throw ID
pound ball distance Of two and q half miles,
and for either artillery or siegs purposes, are q
most formidable weapon. Twelve of these guss,
will be made forthwith for tho dsfensc and pro-
lection Of the city alone; whilst, in all proba-
bility, the resources Of the establishment will
lie much further taxed for the production Of
this valuable arm.
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(,l Ells,royth -Drspayot,op--D Deah.-h On An.
ain. In ono OF the rceimsns, sad aha, In the msss
ipp vessrrdsv. sone sllusiou WAS mad, 4. Cal.
rt,sworuu, and let or wa, read, which he wrote
on q drum head, addressed to his n ,ren... I, was
tho last thy were 10 recelvs from him. And you
all know in reg-rd " the pre,en,imeats with which
IL wss wriven, and the willingness which 10 sr-
presses tha, God might de with him ~ he pleased.
Hone has been expressed mat young Erlsy oxrn
was pr pard 10 die.
The speaker said he knew soms,hing of the pri-
yits religious Il elipgs Of C.i, EiIswovrI On the
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A specisl dispatch from W~hingtos, dated

Racts asd Raasss.
A 'pecisl dispatch from wShingtos, dated
the 2sth ssys:-
learn frcm Q gentleman vao has beeu all
along the points and route described, that the
tirainians have planted batteries at different
points on the Elizabeth River, extending from
above Norfolk to Hamptoa Roads on the South
ern side OF the river. Thcy are from onste two
miles apart. 9enerally there aro bat two guns
In single battery, mostly thirty two pounosra,
but some sixty-four pound guns, all Of which
weie taken ffom the Gcspcft Nsvy yard.
They have built additional batteries at the
Navy yard, and erected batteries all along the
water 'front.'. some Of tho guns are loaded
with boiler punches, rivets, etc.
They have been very active In their prsps-
rstons at Richmond, Norfolk and Gosport.
Gen. BUrLrR WAS full Of sprrits. and conf
dent Of tuccas. lie was sstivsly preparing
for some important movement, which my In.
formAnt could not he permitted TO know any
thing about. II is deemod a great mistake on
the part Of the rsbsls that they have thus SCAT
tered their artillery force along the Fl zsbsth
Rver, a. each battery can b taken one after
the other, and with great sass, even BY .
small foroe, IN land and water attack com
bip.d.
VIZ ARE DnourHD 10 learn from about .
hundred ana fifty Confederate nswspapers-
NEST Of then, blythe way, dingy, illseibls and
funnty ungrammaticsl ccncerus-thst tho pso
pie VI thess Free and United States are groan-
,ng pncer the mos, iyra,nical and bloody dss'
potem that ever existed. II seems that o
bessty drunkard and human babcon--to use
tho gen'eclest opithets with which tho chlval,y
characterize the osidsnt--hss fairly got his
beel on the socks Of the t~ ~snty-two millions Of
white hen In the t~enty three loyal States,
having suhiugatad them with an ease which,
to say the least bodes III for the two or three
millions OF ccntumac,ous IA [ onfed eratrs Sho flat
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, NAT 20 1861.
Celcuel Hlswsyth.

rr -. a., .,
P.r' u'ousn'u' '"s county "s'uu
ss. :, ~" ,.", .V"I' ~" my
z.- >' e"' o'' " ' i'A
The Tiov budget says:-The influence OF
tbis asssssi, stiop v;,l n. far re.cbing 4, ill
e.r., . ,.,,;hi. ,.,,;hn,;.r
N' .oN'3"'
The Philadelphia North American notes -
10 IN. ,,urd., ~ I'll E,,.wo..y ,,..,.. 81.
Nr..". ~ ~ r.. ."'
eae s.cue"oe. in Smceeo sno NsS iuk-
snere ne was bo'ter known-tnan it has thus
Tar sone in nus city, IL viii not long lie un-
avenged. 10 tan W teoei shot at tho carly
sse o' ~, AZ Ihe he.u o' reg,ment 20 os gov
e.nea only oy man OF soiid abilities,
nern emory IAr'
ins eyraeuse "oano' tnihks tnat tee aeath
d no other officer In tho nAtienal service,
save that OF the glorious veteran commander
in-chisf. could cause such q sensation through
out the North, as did that OF ELlswoRrH.
The Chicago Democrat saws: Lot no tears
III. e-, Ii,
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cheek bones, q we'll. shaped noss, slightly squi-
line, and a lirge, rigid, sharply-cut m outh SGT
above full fighting ohin. In the svsat OF any
important OPERATIONS taking pisoe. tbs name Of
this officer will, feel assured, be hard often
enough to he my excuse for this little sketch
Of his ostwsrd man.
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TIE New Orleans Delta Of the 23d, thus
raves over the submission Of Maryland to the
NsticEal Government, and the prudent policy
Of Governor HICKS:
The man, Of all Others who has earned the
'arg,tt share Of infamy in this revolution, 10
Hicks, the Governor Of Maryland. To this
oowardly traitor the people Of Maryland owe
the greatest humiliation and degradation that
any American people have ever suffered. The
presence Of . wrotched, blsar- eyed, filthy Yam
kee dsmagoEUe and pettifogger as Governor
and Dictator In the once proud city OF Balti-
more, debating laws and issuing DEGREES to the
people, Is the most pitiable spectacle in Ameri-
can history. Far better would II have lean II
the original threat Of the Abolitionists had Dosl
executed, and Baltimore had been lsvelsd and
her site plOwed over aud sown with salt,
than such a disgrace.
The only thing that can ever sustain Mary
lander under such burden Of infamy will be
the hope OF revenge and redemption when the
people shall escape from the tolls In Which the
treschsry Of thor ARNOLD has involved them
and shall rise against the Dsolent invader and
drench their streets with his blood. II this is
not done, the title Of Baltimorean aud Mary
lander will 10 hsnceforth ono VI infimy and
disgrace.
The Msryl.nders can easily hear the ri in
fanny and disgrace OF berg loyal and peaceful
citizens.
RUSSELL, the special Q" respondent Of the
London Times thus describes General BsAUaE-
GARD:
Any one accustomed 90 soldiers can readily
detect the real article from the counterfeit,
| and when General BEAUgEoAhD stood up 70
| welcome US It was patent hs was a man capable
| Of greater things then taking Sumtar. He il
| a tauarely, built, lean man, Of about 10 year
| OF age, with bread shoulders and legs ''msde /,
lt" borss. Of middle height and his head A
covered with thick hair cropped Close anC
showing tie humps which ara reflective auc
combative, with pus Gallo air at the back o
the skull the fcrchesd broad and we'll deve'
oped, projects somewhat over the keen, cage
dark syssj the acc IL vgy thin, with very hig
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in the troducticn Il cotton. The opinion gains
erour dsi,y, that whstever else nay happen,
slsv.ry VIII be destroyed or fatally wounded In
the conflict n arms; and from present srpear-
ances II encountsrs the greatest risks at the
bsnts Of ia friends
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

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= IN. tso lots, witn toe buId.ng thsr.o., No. %
AT 80 Do-D o--ss s,suisDis auy EIu VI n.ecla.
ioe pusi.e~ or storage, aso the .sc~ut Ivt 40 As
washington 81 po.-ess lou I'M nulediA.eIy. Appy to A
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COTTAGE To LET'S PER MONTa
Scontains rooms, healthy, sigibly snd beautifully
located In brooklyn, 10 minutes IRON Hamilton and
~ minutes from fuitan isrry. Appiy ~ Columbia
81, near fulfou terry, Brooklyn. - my26 6'lJI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

GAIT SALT TO CONFECTIONHRS,
- botcherr, and others who use coarse salt. Fo-
sala Ia quantities to suit ehlssrs application,
at the Office OF ths ~ Railroad Company, I'd are,
between G5th and Goth ST.. mys9 53
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

- cheap, by tie bundle OF ton, at the man Iiso-
tarsr's, JEkSING5 Bi.0rHEHs, Ssl Pearl -. 49,.
Tv9. 2<ae'llo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

A PARTMENTS TO LJT-FRONT AND
"A beck ~ sn aud bedrooms, gas IN hall, rent sio
70, TO mail ssntcs family, 70 Scsmssel a. Ais
rooms on Sd fsor, 1850, room, 4h floor, reut 81
90 $50 First ave, also ID hoor, Gil, sta
pie Ct, also rooms on I'd hSor, hack baseDent aud
reH II. 1yyS tstss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

TYN AND SHEET IRON FOR
Il sale.-TO timers, roOfsrs and sheet iron -oTk'
er,-2eO boxes h'rcOal and coke tin. lc. lIiO.it,
1870, siirhtly dsmsIed tlso 200 bdls. asso gtsd
kos. slightly damSsad sheet iron, f,r ss,s very
cheap; by A. A. THOMSON d %, 9io Wsta st.
near HsekmAn, pya9 Tt5i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

MARE LOST-STRAYED FROM COR
4Vl ner Baltic IT. aud oh ave. Brooklyn, on sunday
night, 10th lnst sorre mare, long tail, white streak
down lace, slight spawn right hind leg. Any per-
her, at the a1ose place, viii bo literally rewarded
mySE'lls WILLIAMS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-30

HOUSE 10 LET IN BROOKLYN-raE
hrts tory oriok ocu sgsre On n, itord ave-.
say,h',hs u'e eyTaeI y. De hAn ss. Dent 500 40
tn ~ ~. Y. prH Ys.<.inI