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+ N A N CT A l., SO.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, oo,. 90

The market WAS heavy today, and the bushes
ccmpsIatvely small. The IesiStned untsi Stat =
| aSes CT 1881 went down y. Tns skies Of $50
Ia, ug.t BOY, tho offered ph Of yesterday. Th'
two year six per cen' Treasury notes stood ct 0D's
| a o. without sales.
There appears ~ be . little moro strlngency in
tho mari 81 for demA' loans, and some hardenin,
OF tho rates In paper there IL no change % notice
Foreign exchange Is little heavy, though the rates
r,myin Az at the sane. Ga London iOSk9iOTN
Paris, bC4ua5Ls5.
Tho business at the office of the United States
Assistant Treasurer yssterlsy wN.i-
Total rcoetpt1. 'st'0sl'uD ~
Total payments ................. hslO,bfo VI
Il clndrg redeemed pei ct. noios) -
Total balance. .............''.... 1p5uFo W
For customs. .........,.......... NOO %
Treasury notes. S,0Oo,fo3 O5
There is more activity In r.so per cent. e~ury
notei At tie age ci's. Tho New York Lifts Insur-
Inoo Co. takes SiCO OnO from the Sub Treasury.
The bank s,AteInant ~ this weeE, compared With
that OF tie previous week, results a. folowsi--
o,..,,,,o,, .,s 90; y. mo' ..J Dec;
Srcc,e.,,......... ease so iii3,2T3 ...,..
Circulation ...,.,. S,hs36Ts ...,.. A94 al
DcppS,,s, grss.... it6,g0NseO ....., l'2so'oSg
Dn nett. 2s,t33,Obs ....,. 2T6o,tA
Tho lrgs deo,s.s, in the d sooun, and specie
lines IA the result &C uoysne Of the national
ln,n The actual mercantile linn OF the former when
the ststsment was made up dlh not u n NAV fiuy
nom n pety. nine milo ~, and TIE res uI scJun's
~a. nh ut Ss3, 800, 200, showing that the govern
me lt.lda chargei with ,isc u1ts on tho books
the banks Of Ab'n, ~ three mi lions while 10 In
cred LsJ with dopGs Is the Am unit Of a lite more
thsn Forty thr"9 mil tons. fhe gain IN the specie
Inc for tho week II more than million, while II
81, ssd With . alght sing ave ags-In1re than
lost hoSeyoT, by the COVER ment drat II yester
day. DuiBg the wenk thIee II the banks ia rtAssd
their L ans, AID thirty fve their tpefe. The raio
OF speie reported TO circulation and depos.n IL 81
80 100 psr cent ny sic previous report showing an
increAse u a.. 100 per cont.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A L. SMITH, AUCTR WILL SILL
f1s this day .. 1ON o'clock. the entire furniture
ofs fArnty giving up housekeeping, In the private
residence 1a1 Eighth =, Broadway. Every
thing mus be removed this day, 90
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A ssIGNEE's SALE

hLARGE SALE OF uoU sEHoID FURNITURE,
This wedue day stteruoon, at . O'Clock precise y,
q all tie rsrlor, Chamber dining room aud liuraIy
furniture contained In house lbi West 9Ist st. near
Nn sv-am < which ars eighteen superb carpets,
with furniture, hlds aud bedding, pianof,tt D., par
lcr suits, sofas and s'f, leisies t. 'u,t-asssa sill
vtr ware china, cut glass, &c. No pJatponenent
OF sale, rain shine l4s
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T EASE FOR SALE CHKAP-A LEASE,
- laving 0 y Ars to run, with she privilege OF rs
ueSs for 81 srr, ofa lot Ia West 29th ST. ten
'ue.t ouse AID Que sma store are on the prop
ny; Nound pnt $50 per snuum. Apply 10 JAS.
~, QUINN, room |, Ne. 20 Ihp 1t. 20
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WooLEN CARDE&-WANIED A
w situation as q wooden cAIdor, man that uns
dIstAr ds ca pg and spinnir thor ug lly best Of
tferesce gwen II required. N. L. KELLY. Adj.
dpsI 30 Phi la6elphis Hotel, corner WeN = and
Battery Place, New York. ora rll3
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A ILLIAmobJ Run AbCIION-I A n
w fixtures OF butct err stall; consisting If two
stalls, ice box, blocks, travis sca's, baskess 81.
will b. sod at puhlio auction 10y GEO. w. KELSEY,
ArctonPcr, n w'dn.pd,y, oct, 23id, at o'clock,
iron TIE sh p No. so 5uuth 7th 1t, near pn+eyeh
treet ferry. OIL 3ib'l2O
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!, UCTION NOTICE.


A OCllON SALE OF SUPERB HOC 81
a bad Fatniture-ruis t,y, wria 'si,y, Al =
"lotk, this at'rro1n, NJ. - Wen Got st. near 9TH
ave. con sisting e p,rlnr, chamber anil nak dining
rocm turaiture. clNira tables, aotls, chnS, cr,ck.
cry, averwIe t-.e cutlery, tai variety of car
p,tng a d bedding, Sc Ai.ia lhrsc ais,rln ,ut It
basement and kit, Lea ute q Ia. ~
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STIICHER-GIRL WANTED TO STITCH
- pocket hooks. Applyt day only at 20 Maiden
Lane. CHOLWELL BROS. 80
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SEWING neutrality-suspicious. ON
slNGERs So sing macliues-sautsd immeli'
o2s 5'IsO DEVLIN & co.
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HOUSE FOR SALE-AT TOTTENYILLE,
- Staten Island, new and neatly built hous-
'.thin mil ut'a wax Of ths staten Island X.
Dep 4 price Sl4OO terms very easy. Inquire Of
:. q. IoITLN, cor Of Wsyery Place aud Charles
4, ~. Y. o2i 6'lat
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER-WILL
w sell this day at o'clock, at Adj Canal st, the
eDt,re gontyel furniture Of large house splendid
rarp,ta oil cloths, psrlor suits, tahes chairs bel
,icads, beds and tsddlng, bureaus, CHINA, x, ass
-.p~es ~: also q os' y, mautillaz -. "A
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L\TAN1ED-FOR A LARGE COMMAND
w 'f mihtA,y pictures, two aides learn tle
.oofug If phCtogTspls to good hands constant
employ msnt from ), 10 $40 toe wesk---to learn In
.e's ns. AIpy at Mrs. Is Frank GALLERIES 30
L NJ S. Sd floor, only trom - 8. ~
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II GAFFNEY & CO-OFFICR 40 Chatham
II. will sall this day, at 10Y o'clock. At 100
ssv'nti ave, ccunteIs, = largs glass Gaze, beer
'mp, tea ca1nsteTs, scales and assorted groceries.
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CTORE TO LRT-SUITABLR FOR AMY
- buhr es~ Apply ITO 9Th d, near EghtA ave;
tsAl u, Ga2.;ra
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NIAGICIAN'S APPARATUS WANTED
wi Any person hav ng thu shove for SAFE, car
,na,t with a cash cLsy mer alsl abIy wanted e.
tu,ve'; one VINO uaLsrs lands buEiL ssa. Adlres'
P.EsIO, x 81 5 IA Once. o22 2'll5
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

COOK-WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
- woman ASi,uation IS cook in a hotel or hOa I'll
"a, Or estng house. Apply at lO2 Mulberry st..
o al for days. leo
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old AND NEW COTTON ROPES AND
~ q ten Bagging WauIsd. Also, HEMP Nops Rld
BassiIg. HigHest casu price paid by n, CTPs
Lining Co, 4aO Pearl ~ slmp 90 len Detween Anc
u O'Clock q m. will he PROMPT attended W. J,
u HARRINGTON, Agent, ocl5 t'l2l
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WAN TED.

i,AkM WAIVED TO PURCIASE-CON.
muug 20 10 ~ arres, with NUT, aud ( y
.rres Of Wutdlfnd, good house and out-Du'ldings
% t. D, miles ir m the city, where there Is game
,nd fs ing, must he Tree ot ncumbIance; give inl
iesription e propeny and west cash price. Al
dress j Y. D., free.And Post Office, West Hlboken.
oc2I SIN
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uCUSEW0RK WAN led A SIrUA.
ton by a respectable girl To do hsusew D ! o,
han berwo X moderate wages. Please coll for
,Nu sys, At 70 Charlton 1T. l5J
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CRwING MACHINEs-oPERAT ORs
- waited on WHEELER q WILSON'S sewing
m,'i irsF, enc with and one with ut also good
cl az a. ds at MAS. CLENESGER'S, II Walker u.
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A UCTlON NouCE-wILL RE SOU <,
"A usic aus on, ou thc 9th Lay e tobr inst,
At " o'clo. X, noon, at 3 New ~, hr'Nn h'r4',
wagon AID harness, h. pay eVpenset or A'lI
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CTAND FOR SALE-ONR OF THB BEST
~ oorner stands In Wea Washington Market,
cheap for Dash part cash, balance In trade for
dry goods, grOcerea, hcur, coal or lumber. Apply
" q. 8. BERNARD q co, 80 BrosdwAy, irou. 10
" Q O'Clock dailv. ona Slars1RA
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WASHING AND IRONING WANTED
w Ether at her own usa, or 10 20 uut, BIZ a
German woman, WHO sp AXIS KsgsN; best N refer
en,o ATply 200 East l5Ih st. rear, Sd floor.
on go MARY BRUNNER
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SEwTNG MACHINE WANTED TAILOR
- Css, inisi ers, hurnnbo.e makers and operstors
Oh Sir gers fewing machine. Apply At $50 Piftu
-, bsstme :. o2l 3'lJJ
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GREAT heSlGNEE'S SALE OF STOVES,
" tlbs - e % ',rgo wtolcs,'e a. a.cr, will he
20 % by J. =. NJ NCAN 4 co, hugvrs, III Nissan
Il, OF. 2ith al lOiS O'Clock, god oppo tunty for
81 - Sous IN wait II We, ot any nj BALE ma
ave terms cash. ny order Of W. II. GAA.
.AM, Asa gnee, ~
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HOUaE AND LOt FOR SALE CHEAP
IL Oay SluH required for a s,I' -tAnusl house
and H. near Washington Pax Brnnklyu: Ia good
~ der; po-sNs,un in days lAlalcs 5000 in wears
Inquire o2H Park ave, Brooklyn. oc2l 3'iOd
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP-
Nuy Lice email cottage house AMI 10, ~ II a.
4o' cty twenty minutes from ii mo- On by hnr-.
- {, ad, or y plank walk. Price 5 o. Apply at
81 Water a. oar 50 ar
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LEr-A Large
- two Sto y house aud store, with taree acres OF
BID, Al Grcouyile, Nee jersey, three miles from
J.ts.y CITY, and Ave miuu'es walk from p'ank
road and sage Iolte Can be bought with psrt n
tie land. Terms essy Impure & q. Musk, on
The premises. O2iG'III
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COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET IN BROOK
~ lyD Atustet on N nrce -, stcoad do from
N EirNTd ave, MINUTES walk from Futon avenue
o''s. lie ms 39PSr moLth, IaquIe On the prera-
ls4s II
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BToCK FLUCTUATIONS
This table Is derived ~ oompariSoa q ths First
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iIoUsE FOR SALE AT ELIZABETH, N

A cottage house with 4 f a. q "a II
" ,uDd 10 minutes walk from the deppI, chucc o.
So Ona, &c. house mes, nina rS'fms, rs teams -
New York daily. Apply TO slLAs DAVENPORT,
70 lirosdway, loom NJ. :, bsiWeel II aud 2
o'clock. OoiT G't2
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E'ARM FOR SALR-ABOUT 20 ACRES
god lElt, god horSs AMI barn, good grNtt
and; ADous tons hay In the harm OG ths Anl.
q 4 vel n water and clst-rr; one mile from the
Gee rated Ronk nkOna Lake, on Long Island.
r,,r church a. scloIl very heIthY: Irisa 81.
o. o. ons hall down, rest on mortgage. Apply to
EOTH, an ! Tth ave oci9 23Ac'iOa
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER, WILL
vi sell this dsy at I, n',o X. At NJ 100 Crosby
II, the lease, stock aud fixtures Of to premises
known the Metrpoli'au Shades, consisting Of
lar fixtures, tables, chatA Iuurs, g. the l0.ss
has years 10 run 1T very w rent. 10
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REAL ESTATE

L'ARN FOR SALR-s7, 900 WILL BUY A
god farrs of ~ acres, In Bsroen CO. N. y, 10
nies lrcu New Yors, ~ frln rail row depot.
Apply 70 II LAdhERS, COO Washington zsreet.
tclG 2iAc'l?3
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DAW NRROKER s.IF-TMIs DAY. 104

1cibk. b, BEL n lSGAAuAH, In their aut.
q a. Z orps ~ New BuWeiy, will sell IOD Its silk
ed Wuulcn shaw +, dttsHer, ClDaks maptillas,
~. shr,t', umhrcllls, stosf, CATERS gu ia,
"a kt., "a. Il the At c''t trr numerous l. men
to-. liy order If RlpENBERi, lc'rH 4 pawn
IKE, 40 East Hroal-ty. ~. B-Oghcr IaEn-
10 k'ta ALREADY adytrtnsJ will announce IN time.
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OPERATOR WANTED-A GIRL TO 0P-
" crate o. Singers sewing machine. lone blt q
coed lard need apply in the rear house, 80 AleA
greet. WIN. COIN ~
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'I'tbhNS EljNits RlCllONEEh~-Jf
Il Ace ~ Brondsay. Poodle admiustrAtors sac
furniture Il thing DO On "Wednesday, OF. 2sI,
a. ~ =. N, IT $40 Peal st. belong ny h. Variou.
o2l 3is'iib
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Os M-nsaaashiIs OhAn plea ASp.nw.M olssi
IhsIles ward, do.-briss Mari land, DolAsank,
n n's Gl.Assw, Caaoa hArsslllss .-spEs~a<
y6s"A Havana r. @
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EsIPIOYMENT-Fe.s~Ie.

NURSE WANTED A RESPECTABLE
~ nan Of some Ky eri nee ~ q nurse H. Ia e
Oh arge Of an invalid old gentleman. App'y At i53
ont -, after II o'clock. o93 Ti2s
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DREAD AND CAKE BAKERY FOR SALE
La bargan--Ths bakery 10 doing good bus-
ners, with out door route, and years lease;
81 cap rep, and COED run Of hmily bshins. APP
ply a03 West fIth "a. on s'l06
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John MOORE, AUCTIONEER, Corner
~ ~ New Rose'y and Oliver ~ will ,sll On t,i,
day ~ lon o'clock, contents OF story house. 10
Edhdt g II, Consisting of good assortment OF fut-
lii'ire; also Stewards ~ stove, piano, beds bed
ding, &c. 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PAKERIEs, GROCERIES, LIQUOR stor,s,
- drug stores and all other kinds Of business
places Cor sale. Bakers groosrs and all others whs
want 70 purchase y, al out their bushes PLACES
would do well 20 apply at MITCHELLs real estAts
nd business agency, II Cedar q. near Broadway
". B-Money procured add loaned on bond aud
mortgage. oq1 atIc'iia
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DAwNBRoKER'S SALE-B. LEVY, AUG
L tiireer, - CAihsrire ~, will sell this day, at
~. ak and other dresses, quilts, shiTth skirts,
a~l-, hInieB .oaks sheets, beds, pillows
e. "a cse, msu's AMI hoy's clothing watches, Jew
sliy, &c. Order Of p. PARKER. 2nS
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HENRY GREEN, AUG, WILL SELL rlIIS
Jay It lof tclrck, AttNc store, ~ ~ liam
1t, an assrr,nsnt of w .crie' wires ald Hquor.
versl chest "f / y, y lnNes AND bags II c,ffro,
% lose- No sAr, oaAk ~ anlN gfe, Q, a., also,
= ~ o'r.ocs, uthinl, dry good, 81. 1P1
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GROCERY STORE TO LET-STOCK AND
" hSturea Ar sale very cheap reLt 50 PSF month
Inquire on the premises 500 West 32d st. OLD 2iAc'
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sOAItD AND ROOMS.
\ GA PLEASANT FRONT

BOARDING A FEW YOUNG MEN
Omen can H. accom- IN oiat.d wan board and plea
SAINT rooms; ALE young ladies', At - flfth 81.
oci2 24ac' 80
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-07

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed In the State
ne materials are all entirely new. comprising ali the
iasss md nost approved ssyiss ss fype Dordss H.:
Ae Together with two PsSv JsI Pysssss Of the best
patterns. II viii ever - the ambition md deter
minasioa q ne sussesbsr thss all WORT szsesssl II
this sssbshnsat shall b dssihsuishsd b. the fsa-
tsrss ssessssry y eonstitass u saesssat-namsy.
esvysesssss sad ssssss. OR Dssssasi sspssistsnA-
N Sss Sriasas. ssArssfs ne faithful perform
snes Of svsyjob. Ne isvs pstsosass. with TIE assa-
rssss - s thsa ,sas szDsstssos sad snsusysssd
facilities, win snsbs ss sests al sfdss ssssusted
- - In nsaass sever bsssss ssssm,tsd u tAis ~,
- suJssssd b ~ Ststs.
~. NAYNAnD.
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CONCERNING THE EDITOR.

II an Editor omi.s anything he is lazy
II BE- speaks Of things as they are, people
ass mad. II he CLOSES over-smoothes
down the rough points, he is bribed. II he
calls things BY their proper names, he is
unit for the position OF editor. IL he does
not furnish his readers with jokes, he lie a
mullsts. II he does, he is q rattle head,
lacking stability. II he condemns tie wrong
hs 10 . good fellow; but LACKS discretion.-
II be lets wrongs and injuries 20 unmen-
toned b. il coward. Ifhe upholds pub
lilo man, 10 does II to crafty sritc-is a
tool Of . clique, or belongs to the 'outs.'-
II he isdolees 10 personalities he is a black-
suard-ii he does not be 10 dull aud in
oipid.
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T"who made your" inquired alady
teacher Of lubberly boy who had lately
joined the class.
ssDon't know !" said he.
"Dou't know you ought to be ashamed
Of ysurself--a boy fourteen years old
There 70 little Flin,on--he 10 only three--he
can tell, I dare say-come here Dlcky-who
made youp"
"Dod, }" lisped the infant prodigy.
"There," said the teacher triumphantly.
81 knew be ough,er," said the stupid boy,
"'tains but little time ago since be was
nads.o
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his lord d eeasrally regarded = zoe
paSasos o. politesess and - some people
49, ga Is orders given b. military on
eers. frcm Colonel dowp 70 corporal, a.
= ss.eraI sAias, are entirely too harsh, 9
esSreepeedess aho has paid much attention
q nitsssy etiquette, sends us the following
49, p1sipIy shoss that ssen in uarlske
t;nes. desc liss.s amenities incident to frst-
eIsss eesslemeo are NOS 70 Be fUrsosten.-
Oss correspondent, vho 10 . member Of the
Hoos Guard, ss.s:
Hsoa the fact that the usual mode Of
eivisg command By military officers, falls
% hs1shly upon the ears polite Of sensitive
Dsivssss, The following style has been sdop-
I'D b. ssos Of the eompsnies attacked to
the rekinens Of s.Reserve Craze" and -
appropriately termed the
CHESTERFIELD MANUEL.
u eoxxAsDisc osrIcxs.
/. GsssIemeo, you viii please give ne
your attention.
2. You will be kind enough to cast your
observe the s'inmacuiate bosom" Of the
third gentleman from you.
8. Oblige me now by casting your visual
organs TO the front.
I. Allow me to suggest the proprie,y Of
coming 70 IN order arms.
6. Yoo will confer special favor by
coming 70 support.
Z. Hit meets your Appreciation, ] beg
lsavs to propose that you carry arms.
8. Nov, gentlemen, you will please pre-
cent arms.
Q. l shall consider myself under an ever
lasting obligation il you will ance more
obhgs BY carrying arms.
10. Having = just and high appreciation
Of your intrinsic worth, ~ we'll a, your ex-
slssd position 10 society, lhumbly trust
that an not infringing upon your good
satars vbea request you to trail arms.
IL. Gsaslenen, for the last time permit
Ds 70 remark that it 10 my earnest desire
that you should como to shoulder arms.
II. II IL 10 not too lsborious. | shall be
delighted to see you change your position
By coming TO . right face.
Is. To conclude your, arduous exercise,
vii still further trespass upon your we'll
known s6sbilisy BY desiring you 10 come
TO arms port.
IA. Gentlemen! ! soldiers! blood stained
heroes! II congenial to your feelings. you
may consider yourselves dismissed. | beg
TO remark, however, that should it suit your
convsnienee, you will be kind enough to hold
yourselves subject to be again called into
line, which you will be made aware Of by
the repeated and vigorous tapping OF the
"spiris stirring drum" rccollectipg at the
same time, that the first vibration Of that
sweet Instrument that strikes the tympnnum
Of your car is merely precautionary. Allow
ne TO e1clsim 10 ssentorian voice, sevcr the
Ysaks march.
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The rebels, il appears, hold Col. Corco-
ran and other officers a. hostages for the
good behavior Of our courts. II We, in the
regular exercise OF the Judicial authority OF
the nation, condemn any Of their pirates to
death, they viii execute our officers IN re-
talistioo. This 10 . mere threat; but ii
they should Be wicked enough to hang Col.
Coreoran, let ~ say to them that there are
lrishmen enough in New York city alone.
able and disposed TO leave nothing Of
Charleston but theturky buzzards.-Nsr
York Post.
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k]aBo." write. .ha, III. higher circle,

"Bos" wr,tes that the higher circles
81 Nsv losk sociesy, are turning their At
sessioa 10 Agricultural pursuits, By intro
aucin9 Hops 10 their residences this winter.
lie dsabss II this 10 . Sage undertaking, al
saooeA il esurse Of Thyme il may Turn UP
70 sas'f advantage, in bringing about .
more saoroaeA knosledss Of Pears, which
y very essential to the Art Of H.s6aadry.
He says he knows young lady wao can't
b best 10 the aerseslsarai line, for she has
already Aarrosrsd the feehoss Of half the
yssag oeo Ia town, and drained the family
Dsrse, until il positively refu..s 10 WELD
any more vi,ho0s continued manure rer,po.
(Bsh has been sees 10 the Station Hasse.l
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TThe following is an old s.ory--and
coed a. il 10 old-which, NO believe, or.
iginally appeared in the Boston Inpesiigd-
tor:
A Dutch preacher was abou. commencing
his spiritual exercise one evening, when to
bic being little near sightsd, was added
the dim light Of country church. After
clearing his throat, and giving cut the hymn,
prsfaeins IL with the apology,
"rns lisn, isn bad, mine ere. i.h dim.
lscaree 10 reAa dish hymn"
The clerk surprising 1t was the 6rst s,ansa
Of the hymn, struck up to tho tune Of com.
Doa metre. Taken somewhat aback BY THE
tura Of aGsirs. the worthy pastor corrected
The MISTAKE BY saying:
~ scas mean h sinx dish hymn.
eniy mean mine eyes tsh diua.''
The clerk thinking il a continuation Of The
esapies, flushed in the preceding strain
A. this the Dutch blood Vas up. The old
naa vss at els waved wrosh, and exclaimed
q he top Of HE voice:
- thina the ps~t's 10 pa all.
cSs vash No hymn - alag ~ ALL"
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xAHn a.saroRs-

- n>s>esst vss sss0 - jss<nsis rssre3
0ae Anl nesu 80 sAsss nSs-AA srssk = sass
~ - fa1luw $50 nenxsse h sssxy EBAY rnersss
~ a1v poesnSaxiss tAess uAs b x srss1s
@Aeose-Assso zos pnsr esssszasnde4sssnss<As-e-
V00 9 seesvs1 ~ fsishx tkaa tbsJ rss ffsa tsssf-
~. r. Sunday 1fDs0
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u lady in Rochester s<us dress 10 .
dyer, siA ias,rsesioss Ia dye il seine eolors
sAas voald ses run. Ths patriotic dyer
ssassssa The dress covered ell over With
6sase ond Strires.
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IA" ROAD.

VyOU viii save from THREE TO FIVE DAYS TIKI
i by taking this popular and pleasant route.
The Coaches OF the WESTERN STAGE COM.
PANf run In connection with the Platte Country
Railroad I" ST. Joseph connecting at St Joseph with
Daily Trans to HANNIBAL, QUINCY, CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS. and all points In the East.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all points In the Uni.
ted States and Canada.
LTickcts to Chicago ~ low BY any other 70 ate.
sions. Ut. K HAYWARD,
r. GROA1, Gcn'l Sup't Aannibals
Gen'l Ticket AEt, Hannibal.
II. G. PEASE, weateru Agent,
n. @. MUTT, Ticket Agent, Council HUM,
v4ni emoO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

THE SENATE IN EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 26-kr Breckenridge spoke, IN
reply to the speech Of Judge Douglas, yesterday BE
denied that there indie that the Republicans
have abandoned their aggressive policy towards the
South He called upon them to say # they bad abau-
doned any Of their principles mr. Coamer said they
bad not Mr.. Breckinridge urged that unless some
enCrg nc and manly effort made, the Union would
be irrepsrably crushed
Mr. DOughs responded insisting that the prospects Of
the South relative to the Territories better now than
ever.
On motion of Mr.. Grimss the resolution of Mr. Doug
las was laid on the table by ayes 2S noes IL.
Mr.. Breckinrdge offered resolution that the Senate
recommend and advise the removal Of the Federal roops
iron The limits OF the Confederate States.
Mr.. Clingma1 submitted a similar resolution adding
recommendation that the President abstain from any at
temp to collect revenue in the seeded States.
Both resolutions were laid over