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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
nRiED PEACHES, paired and unp,ired
~ Ut the Mammoth store Of
FRILING 4 GRANT.
A Fresl, supply Of Dry Goods,

CONSISTING in part Of Prints, Dplaines,
~ bleached and uubleached VI uslns. Checks
Stripe Drnms. & Drills. &c, just received by
K. X. at the Mammoth store Of
FRlLING & GRANT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
ELYSBURG ACADEMY.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES
Rev ) F. wAMPOLE. A. NJ, PRINct.
PAL, and Teacher Of Latin. Greek and German
Languages.
Mr. STEPHEN w. OWEN, Teacher Of
Mathematics and English Branches.
Miss CAROLINE RODRlGUE, Teeche, of
Music on Piano and Melodcon.
The Summer Session will commence on Mon.
day the First Of April, 1861.
Good boarding can be had in private families
In the village, either by the week or by the mes
at reasonable prices.
Terms per quarter Of eleven weeks.
Common English Breaches, Sano.
Higher, 500.
Latin or Greek, 700
Music, (estrs) 1000.
German, (ertrn}, 100.
Elysburg, Pa, March r, ls6l.-f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
WAsplsdroS. March IL
srPRRSE CuCRr BENCH.

The President unquestionsbly desired ic
sppoipt Mr. Crittenden TO seat on the bsrci
OF the Supreme Court as a graceful tribute
to bis ioug services 10 the counSels OF the
country. But the Chase wing objected and
az they would have had the power, with th,
aid ofthe Soutberners in the Senate, to have
defeated the nominstion, the Cabinet recon
msnded the President not TO make it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

1t is very evident thata pretty clean sweep
is to be made Of the Drawing Secessiouists
who have been in office here, and who have
sndeavored to Foment the existing dficu.
ties. Yet there nrs not nearly as many
applicants for the Office now as there were
eight, or even four years ago. In lS5?
Pennsylvania bad ten office.seekers here
where she now has one.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
ASSURANCES OF PEACE.

Governor Seward has assured some New
York merchants who came 90 here expressly
to inquire whether they could engage in some
large business operations, liable to be affected
by war, that peace was, and would be. the
watchword Of the Administration. Bellige.
rent individuals may not fancy this, but they
will fad the recruiting office Of the Southern
Confederscy open in Baltimore, and they
must certainly prefer lighting the Mexicans
TO lighting their countrymen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

CALL on SECRETARY CAMERON.
General Scott with seventy officers 10 full
uniorm, called Oh the Secretary OF War to.
day. Speeches we're intercbnnged. They
pll went to the White House, where Secrets.
~ Cameron introduced them 10 President
Lincoln.
WAsHISeros. March l2.-ll o'clock, p.
M.-Geutemsn 10 prominent positions stll
conf3en,ly express the belief that Fort
Sumter will be sbandopsd 10 obedience to tue
persmptory opinion Of Gen. Scott. and some
even 60 as far as to say that this will be done
next Monday. The information is not,
however, derived from an official source.
All that the Commissioners Of the Confsd.
crate States have done so far, has been n
AZ informal manner, AID 10 the direction Of
peace.
WksHISGroS, March l2-The President
&c. day nominated to the Senate Hon. Cassins
H. Clay, Of Kentucky. as NJ mister to Spain,
and Hon. Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, Minister
TO Mexico. The latter is considered the
most important mission under the Govern.
ment OF this time, considering the Territorial
expansion question as connected with the
Confederate States. Both have declined.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

SgaJsry, Msrch 10, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

W J GsyFSccGh Secrs.syy.
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FORT SUMTER.

The Board of Officers have not yet furnish
ed the Report on Fort Sumter, but the evuc
ua,ion is believed to night to be fully deter.
mined upon. Gen. Scott is preparing a
report, showing concusvely that the benefits
resulting from tho reinforcement will not
compensate for the inauguration Of civil
war,
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THE NEW YORK sun
fmDAY MORNING. SEPT. 6. 1861.
F | N A " CI A l., 60.


wv -"' " - y -
TIE stock hRk k't ''It'hncs !" show increasing
nt'ly aud htmucs| ctl ',lal'y Tor E"vetnm'nt and
state sio k Ot tie turmer tho s,let were very large
,t,, MIA. ,,i.,..t .,,,. ., ,..t ,,.,,, = 49,,
'"' ''t"'''''' ''>,'' ~ WV. ~ ""'
u' '"nl"' = mRher thhn la't evening. TIE c"u.
Ion d,cs oi lSTi aud tie hNus of $50 advance ed
g. Treasury two year sixcs ,yc,e s.lI M g.. al.
N"''' ''" '7}n WIS "Ne' N''' tn' ''N'" Z" u"o
Irntcd list. OF NJ sHouit skies more than a hun
drel tbnu,nnd dollars were snlI ,lnaiu, at lga- a
a., -, a., -. -
." ~ "B'''''' ." ""' 'N'h''F' INV " hNll"'' "hh ~
Jo+'ph ISSUES we're = higher. Tennessee SKIES Hd.
,,p,.J 4 N.ir,,irt, Z. ,rI N,,tI r,-..t,., l..
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CONSIMpTION CURED.

OF the North American Continent. Thousands are
annually carried away by this destroying maady,
the progress OF hicA Is treaoheIuus, that hat nj
urat Was merely tickling, or irritation In the
throat, gradually iucrenses, until regular ht Of
coughing II necessary every morning ia order h.
relieve the lungs ol the load OF matter which op-
we're only flying, or moving pains, soon become
fixed Ia tie sides and chest, or under tho shoulder
blades. l have made the cure Of consumption my
special study for the past ten year aud refer b.
hundreds Ol patients in the city and neigh lDrhood
Of New York, whom l haVo restored b health, In
all durable cases, relief from suffering Is glaran-
teed by the first tw sniy-four hours treatment. DIR.
NJ. q. OTOOLK, Consumption Physician, 20 Third
Ave, bet, l2tb aud 18th sS, n, Y. - Stac'llt
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Asuns-Ars qdst, with small sales a, "A "A e.
| Po,s aud 20 sTk for Pearls - -
BsEArsrvgys-Tbe msrke, sor s,s,s P,our ls
ga,.t g ana me- " no decidsd ehsnge IN prlee- =
~ for superdno st1,ei ~ eOlf 70 f,r extra ste
~ Tots4 30 for snperdre Michigan, Indiaaa, Ohio,
Iowa &c. and 81 ho0s5 N for exi1, do, In ,'uA NJ
Shipping brands Of round hoop OHIO ., t5t9s 10
and trade brands Il do NJ 90 lna6 25
Sinthern Fotir Is dull a1d unchanged. Canadlra
fSgr !, qne and PrSss, nee srs E''Se, herr ncnln, .
a3 40 for the range Of fine sud superfne.
H,rey In duh and nornif al.
Oats are quitt aud stendy At go939c for ycrsey.
D,laNare a. q Pfnnsy'eSnia sf0.s4o for Wes,ern
aud State and 2GCR2oc for Canadian.
Corn ~ scarce, and with fair inquiry for ths
home trade and shipment the market II hrfner-
si'cs " 6o.oOO bus, at 4hes0oc for good 20 prims
Corn Nc,i !. FIRM We qio,s Jersey o, ss Tsas
g. Bmdyvins ~ bs3 S0 PiuohsOns eibe
wheat couihfuer t-fo7aui. and prices are again IL
hghsr. Tlrre b. fsf SCTrand fdf export, but tn,
suIplv NJ dec ahe parcels " limited The salaa arc
TO-, 900 hus M 81 81 - white Michigan ~ Odfaf
~ 'or sound Milwaukee C,7b VI ~ fer red SITE
ard ~ II fnt ftf winter s,d western.
RyeisIu c'a-f ,icady n sO@S0c for Western.
Prnv1roNt y b IL dul' nnd 4 --orlng the anle-
No fn0 bbN a ti4 f,r Mess a. - ibtsi fir Prime
Beef Ia quiet, with -H'o- ot 200 bhs %, SOa % for
C,untrv Mc~ Y4OA4 hptOf G. untTy " me 20 20
Ctlt ~ tor r,scked wosern, aud sf2 5OSai3 % for
eN W. Mcas. Prime Mess Beef nominal. Beef Hams
nr" quiet and rhOie Il nod doing ~ present. Ba
con y nominal. Cut Mats are dull and neavy, ai 3
cf6c 'or Ilams, and 4%0s4kc for Shoulderss Lard
unchanged wi a. sales Of 800 tts and bbls n On =
NC. Butter and eheess selling rnodera,eiy.
IA t'recns are IN I'd demsnd and prices are
steadily improving. We notice further alcf of 100
half chciss On private terms. 5Acks are quies snA
firm.
Gus insocd il inactive at bsCseGc There 4. /.
fdr deinsui for fish oSt and notice sales of 30
n handsome " hale AZ 4bc
wnisKEr Is active and drIner-saeHO q so bbis
RslsONlS%c.
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sToCK FLUCTUATnNa.
This table is derived by comparison OF the First
D1ard "A Cd each day -.
nWfW.IMWD.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Nav YORK, Thursday, Sept. 8.
Tie Government contract for 1900 bbls. meas
pork iron bound, and n eigh 200 lbs. TO the bbl
has been awarded TO Mtssrs. ]. II. Holcomb 8 Co.
at sl5 Messrs. wm. Watts & Co. were the sus-
csssfu bidders for the bacon, al or about TX for
smoked ribbed sides, according ,o sample, The beet
hSa no, been swardsd,
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MARRIAGES.

GILBERT STEWART - On "Wednesday, July
3ist hy the Rev. Charles Jones, James II Gilbert
4 MARY Alnes, daughter OF james ID. Stewart, aud
rranddaught,r Of John Hague, Eel, oi West lIo-
bpkcn. 125
RAYNOR- R-CARKIFAIR-At Harlem, ON sunday
evening, August 20, 1851, by tire Rev. J. u. wake
ley, NJ. VIM. II. R,ynor, ui Harlem, o. VI ~ Sarah
Cukinir, OF Now York CITY. Hempstctd papcrs
tlpaae COPY. 1nl
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

EXTRAORDINARY FASHION MAGA-
II zine-Mme DEMOREsr5 Quarterly Mirror
Of Fashions" yol,2. Fail number with great i'm.
proyemeuts will lie ready Monday, s,pt, 9th
yearly ~ cts single copies, 10 cti.' postage
cts. also the above with large aud elegant coored
fashion plate, large pate of cloaks and full sized
patterns, yearly 81 single copies, 20 ets postage
w Az Broadway, lal
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Veterans Of the War Of ISI2-A regular
1amtbly meeting Of the Corps will be held this Fr-
day evening, s ~ 6th, ~ o'clock, At the Ne Ger
House. Pun tual ateudArc. requested By order
ABRM. DAILY, Col. l. NJ PHYFE, AdjutanL
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DRESS.

RONNETS FOR SALE-FALL BONNETS
- the latest style, silks, satin, velvet aud straws
Wholesale and RETAIL and prices 70 sui, the times.
SOL Broadway, up stairs. SEQ 0'lss
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CARLBERG Margaret Delchaut wifi" ot Charles
Catluerg, and daughter Of AYthouy ID 'c'tIt.
Her friends and these Of Ter hruticrs, John,
James and Patrick Dplehaut. especially invited
attend the funeral, this tfridayJ Afternoon, At .
O'Clock, from her bate residence, cor. 81 ave. and
lO4th n. Her remains will be taken tn Calvary
The sun., 1861-09-06
EMPl.OYMENT-FemaIc-.

\ ETlFlCIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
- 80 @ rs I, worF ~ all uaucl-s ot tGs q ,nve
'.,..--. snail irla t,k.utu earn. Ap ~ A. 2Ts
utn - G. rrpf RfoaaWsV. au 3'tN
The sun., 1861-09-06

ltOB LONDON-SAIIS SEPT. 10TH
TIE sp'rudtd ship CHkIsrIANA, irom piet 81,
Passengers vi I've taken IN 2d cabin state
rooms and found iu ptuytsiuus ut reduced s,so Hg-
uriceH. Tie Packet Ship PATRICK HENRY vii
follow tie als,yc. For passage, g. apply ~ IliOS
e.. ROC mr. s3 Bputh At. SEQ fliT
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LOST AND FOUND.

CERTIFICATE LOST-FOR 12j LOTS IN
- the Cypress nm Cemetery, mad In favor Of G.
r. CROMWELL and by him endorsed. The pub
uc are csut onod not 10 negotiate for the same. ~
The sun., 1861-09-06
MEDICINES.

DALM or WHITE LILLIES-LADlE5
- Lave sou tried TINS excellent aud highly per
uma' preparation i,r an Disagreement Of tie skin
such ~ PiMPLFS BLOTCHES TAN, Sun
BuHS, EALLOWNESS, d.. II will pay you 10 Do
~, a. It IN cu"iiug and refreshing when pynrno,iod
and b. perfectly Lar less T. tie skin thi5 We guar
,ptce. Y,u will find L FAR H'lerior to O. Ak Bal
or Lilly White, aud cheaper than any other article
now in use, il being but
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR

These Powders may be given, unknown to N
hrinker, In cufee, tes, cr liquor, warranted hsru
loss, aud free from nauseeting oGects jy29 6'Aa
The sun., 1861-09-06
EMPLONMENT-Pos PEnALsa.


~
CHNMRRRNAID 4 laurd -css, COZ B'way. mp stairs
COMPETENT dr"stmtkcr wanted. At 3SI Cene ~ =.
COOK for private boarding house, I Wooster st..
FLOWER makers wantci, at 322 " uroc 81. 62
GIRL fto II 10 tend childten At % Hnds,n It,
GIRL ir'm 10 to i6 wantci i1I Myt'c ave, BAlyn
GIRL to learn hat trimming, ut ~ Chatham II. So
GERMAN CIR, vented. 1t - se 'ond ave. c.
inNERS on ladies' collars, st ti9 Franklin Il, "a
0Y agents. "a "a nee kcr SC. NJ. Brown & G,
LNDY's maid, Eurcpc)-1J Blocker, up stairs.
on oop stir's 10 lormersS glu,r % Futon, ,Bxln
OPERATORS n button hole makers, isG Mulherry.
OPERATOR ON - W s. W., at ~ Fulton It, Bkiyn.
OPERATOR with = sewing machine. at iqi y IN %
OPERATORS 4 taistcrs on W 4 w., II Grove a.
OPERATOR IN flannel shirts, at 23O Division st.
OPERATORS with sewing n,rhircs, II Cove 81.
OPERATORS t. make shirt, % nrclay 1t o.
PLAIN sewers & laiscrs At i9i East 39th ut. n
ROSE makers wanted, % Stanton, la,cmcnt. 30
SKIRT cl,spcr ut 49, Eat Houston -t up staira
wONEH, grod sewers, At 2Is Grand a. 9i
WIT Nurse waptcd Apply ~ tls Mulhcrry ~.
2 OPERATORS on Singers, Isl Chatham, 9th don
> OPERATORS IN flannel shirts, at ~ Cannon 3,
Z GIRLS to travel n C,'ifruit-I Chatham mar,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DIR. Henry Zelr-
Nerv Inc Pow d RS
TO ouRH
Dru m Il g N N o SIS.

Nay be obtained At the following plaoes
No. 63 Divtsios st cor. Market Ny
nRa. BEAoH's 2i4 T. ghth avenue, N. v
MRs. HAyEs, lT5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Ds. VIZ. L MERoERs, 924 Broad 1t, Newark.
The sun., 1861-09-06
TIE CoNsTITUTlON-TnE FREEDOM
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMER GENERAL ARTHUR Will.
- commtuce h'I regular triI- e. the " lttry I'm
caml mcnts NJ Wkw's Island, Fort schuy.O aud
wilIcus P.uL leaving P,.. Sip at II O'Clock.
,toII ing at nth Il, r. H., each way. sci 2'i5i
The sun., 1861-09-06
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
WANTED.

pAKERY WANTED - ANY PERSON
- unv Do. one I" dIsp sr At reas ma le pr.cr N.
hear co. rf-h purcf sscr AN avenue pr 'crrcd Nd-
dlos- BAKER, so sun uficc st5 2'l2l
EARM WASTED-WITHIN so MILES OF
tire city, IN eNchar ge for improved property IN
sEY, 122 Grand st., wl.iLainsb Irgh au22 2L,c'lS5
ROOM WANIED-AN INFURNlSlIED
~ ur furnished room, or room and hotrd II term,
are moderate, ly a respectable ldy whose husband
WI shortly leave for the seat oi war. Address Mrs
=, buN 50 sun office. 20
The sun., 1861-09-06

TllIS IS TO CEETIFY THAT HAVE
lad three teeth oNtraot,d, without feeling any
pain whatever lH j. JAY NlLLERs, oi Ia Grn'm
/ insert this ch,erulIy M atccommeudntl"u u
81. these suffering uum aching teeth. j. MURPHY,
. Au.ucrty vt. suG J'lIh
The sun., 1861-09-06
DETpARrD FOOD-CnEAp FOOD FOR

DEEPARED FOOD-IIIEAP FOOD FOR
1 the Millions A most uutr t.ous aud loalthml
dlct, IrepaItd purely from wheat, corn, milk aud
sugar Cheapest and Ncst food m the world; is
simple, yet substantial, aiordiug a cheap, mpst de-
icious i,od-s,tisies huu-e better than anything
pi the kind, being combination Of uutriments un-
HlIassod in value, Just adopted h. the times. Tho
inventor invites am eaamin.natou and test u' its
merits both as n cheap as well as most pnotlhle
nod, warranted to keep for years in auy climate.
y use. Call and see and taste. &. ". BROWN &
CO., u Boeker st., up stairs, corner of Dad way,
New York Price ~ and % cents per bag. 80 2'l4l
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
FRIENDS or SOLDIERS.

II
SEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
/ n SOLDIERS BY HARNDENs EXPRESS,
"a bk0ADwAY, AS THEY HAVE THE
U. 8. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO TIE ARMY AT FORTRESS
MONROE WASHINGTON AND ALL
OTHER POINTS FOR uAIF RATES
THEIR EXPRESS IS lHR OLDEST IN
THE UNITED STATES
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND PIIILA-
DELPHA EXPRESSES SENT AS FORM
ERLY. su27 24ac"1l9
GREAT FISHING AT ETTtNGvILLE,
- staten lsiand.--B ats to let ly J. X WILLIS.
Take The cars Tor Ettugviilc uycn, takes ~ weak
fish, kug Fish, Uuc ftsh aud SI'uish Mackrrcl,
1t plmoc's hY, ud striped H'ss plenty t GroN
Kills ac6 G'iO9
THIRD AvENUE SAVINGS BANK,
a CC-. ID avenue and gt4h ~.
CttNRI EKF3 81
SlN rfR CENT Interest allowed IN AL dep
s'ts 'r.u en- dollar t. uuv tNuust,d drllNr,.
DEPOSITS WILL DRNw IN ERESr From lsi
ONlubt X. auk open every day uun i0to 3. ais,
uu M.udty, "wednesday Ard Suutd,v evenings
ir.m 6 t. so',t,,k. SPENCER X. GKEEH Pes.
STEPHEN s CuILDs, sec'y. sc2 2tc'iis
MONEY TO LEND-IN SMALL SUMS,
''' un hurd tud m'.t t.'Ee ur other reliable ~.
cHrty. Titles srnrch,d Investments made nud
mycy luwucd with care R'd srntrh. Ni1'y ~
HUNT n TODD, iJO Nassau IT, n, Y. st6 2iH''i2J
THE CONSTITUTION FREEDOM
Ui speech must be sustained. Article r-,t
amendments e. the Constitution Congress shall
make n" law tespcyting an establishment of rc-
gi"u or prohibiting tue free cNcr,isc thereof ur
nrridgeing The Freed m Of Speech, the rights of
TIE lupis TO assemble and o. DISCUSS any grievances
q cy may sHiflct under Sc. ny this tW We, the
People, vii peaceahy assemble In the Puk IN Sun
day, sept. eth NJ hall pat u'co,k ann, Discus
o." great evils arising irum the use of Intoxicating
lieupts, also The benefits from it- usc, " any. |
Rave a"rrd IN the cause uf Temperance Tor the lnt
tWcnti years, IN lcucht my fellow tnru For tins
work oi lumanity ! have been arrcsied irriy-une
times aud iu'ucctatcd iu tie City Prisui seven
mes lave surm'scd TINT The liquor 4 ulcf,, oi
ts city have been the cause oi my frequent arrests.
They deny this. II not, thrn, nHk WIN tlru ave
the authors Of these Illegal arrests. am breaking
u. law, lut abiding y n strict letter ~ the Com
-tituuon. EDWARD FALCONER. scd g'ltt
The sun., 1861-09-06
Females Of Weak and Delicate Cop-,tip
1"ts, should 10, neglect trying Dr. AudersOus
Female Life Cordial.

the best uvigorptor of the human system ever o.
fefed 20 the afflicted.
PRICR--ONH DOLLAR PHR BOTTLE.
For sale at the following Agencies al hyhA
ave. lSn Allel, cor. Stanton st. cor. Houston 81
aud Ave. II and cor. Both Il. aud "a ave. In vii
hamsburgl, ut the corner of South Gth aud sch sta
In lirooklyn. corner Of Myrtle and Franklin
auai 6'2OO
The sun., 1861-09-06

nR. HOYT, DENTIST-IIAS REMOVED
Dfrom S92 Bowery to goI broadway, doors above
10Th II. Full sctts pf teeth pure silver low iui
ug trsrrt'd without paIul 30 cts; gold, 30 ots H.
VI; smagaIn, b0 eta. All work warranted.
se2 24lc'i3O
The sun., 1861-09-06

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-A SMALL
furnished hont room, first floor, at "G3 Cau.l ~
bet Wooster aud LAureus. Wil 2'l5T
The sun., 1861-09-06
coal.

SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- GOALS
~ Nmily use, screened aud delivered free frpm
,hte h. all parts oi the city, 1t
- 10
PER TON OF 1000 LIS.
Ordcr, loit ~ lIO wrvrty Place. 7bt Washington
street; 10 Wc4t iith sl; Perry aud West IT,
Susl G'l2l A. TKEADWELL, Agent.
WYOMING VALLEY COAL, a, t,50-TIlE
w htst cual tor stove ami range use. Free bum
'u.., iuI weig {, and nn dust LLOYD 4 Co, 32l
T. Ehth avenue, cor 2Ith ~. So 2inc'ip2
The sun., 1861-09-06
INSTRUCTION.


DOARDING-GOOD BOARD AND Pleasant
- rooms may le ohinucd for or 3 young gentle
men; also young lsdes within T. min utcs walk Of
u" CITY Hal, by applying ut NJ. - Pike Il. Terms
e'sornhle sob 1'iO6
The sun., 1861-09-06
GROCERIES.

CIlEAPE>I FLOUR STORE-GOOD FAM
- iIy t"uI ~ ~ t. fh choice double extra 50 ~
io fU best do. fd Jn; slportue Iye 1pur Let ult'-
~, ~ !s; small profits and quick ra'rs; delivered
free u New York, Harlem, Miuhattmyille, Morris
tul, BT. E.gu, Wlliam'unrgh, Jamaica, Asturiu
Hunters Point, GIrUupului, Staten Island, Newark,
y j. Jersey Cts, dc, 30, or uu hplrd stenmbuit.
railroads, Sc. W. B. GILLETTE 2H Front st.
near Fg!t. iyr1y. ro5 4iic'lT2
The sun., 1861-09-06
ARTICLES FOR SALE.
TO LET.

AMERICAN grocery, 279 w 2sth st. mp stairs, SO
LOTS in 1loth st. 4 wmshgh;l7 Tway, 2, 80
W. Il w. machine 10 let SO 9th ay,lct Attn & 18th
The sun., 1861-09-06

GREAT FISHING AT ETTINGvILLE,
~ staten Island II ats to let by J. X WILLIS.
Take tho cars for EttIugvilc. Uycn, takes " weak
fish, k.ug Fish, Due t,sh aud srmish MackrreL
II p'moc's l'y, md Striped IIIss plenty ~ Groit
Kills se6 G'iOp
The sun., 1861-09-06
'TnIRD AvENrE SAYINGS BANK.
NIONEY TO LEND-IN SNAIL SUNS,

c"riy. Titles srarch,d Investments made nni
myucE unucd with care ard sintrh NiTy ~
HUNT TODD, 1880 Nassau ~, n, Y set 2hc'i2J
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-31

~z--
WHAT SHALL BE Done WITH FEMALE
L RAIToRs ?-This question arises at every ae'
count of the treachery and treason of wo
men that comes to US by the telegraph or
the mails Traitorous women are becoming
more dangerous even than tratorous men.
They have at command greater facilities OF
deception, while they are less exposed to vio-
lent treatment. In the gulf states theJ
frequently whip women, and sometimes
tar and feather them. But such are
not our customs, and among us the wo-
men who operate as spies, or engage in
any other practice of treason, feel safe from
the serious consequences which might betall
men who should be caught in similar acts
of treason They feel sure that northern
fp1blic sentiment would be greatly disturbed
to see a woman hanged for being spy, and
therefore are quite confident that the worst
that can befall them is arrest and temporary
Imprisonment.
What shall be done with such traitors
None are more dangerous. None have done
more to aid the rebel cause as spies and clan
destine correspondents. They must be sup
pressed, for the good OF the country demands
it. If they leave the dignity and purity oil
their sex to engage in such practices, they are
no longer entitled to the reverence and tor
bearance which our customs award the sex.
Their crime unsexes them, and they should
be dealt with as they deserve. And yet we
are nowise likely to hang or shoot them. How
shall they be treated? One Of our friends says
arrest them all, certainly; but do not stop with
this Let there be provision Tor putting them
to useful labor Make the lily white hands
that so daintily dabble in treason, instruments
of decent and useful work in the service OF
the government they would destroy. And he
would have them compelled to manufacture
clothing for the soldiers or do any similar
service that may be required, feeling sure that
"a Jew examples of such wholesome disei-
pline would be remarkably eficacious." We
are by no means sure that his remedy would
cure the disease; but it would keep female
traitors out Of mischief, and we can see no OBJ
lection to trying it.