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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-02-28
For the West.

For the west.
MAIhTHROUGH TRAIN (daily ex. Sunday, }
Leaves Baltimore 4.GOa. IN. | Arrive Wheel
" Cumberland | - pm. ing $40 AIN.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN tDaily.)
Leave, Baltimore 4 .CGp. IN. Arrives at Wheel
" Cumberland ll.20p.m ing S,So Il. IN
ACCOM- TRAIN, daily exeep
Sundays.)
Leaves baltimore $50 n. IN. Arrives at Cum
berland $50 P. IN.
Passengers from Cumberland for Way Stations
East will take Acconnrl ItiOn train. Pnssen
gers for Way Stations West will take Mail train.
Through Tickets for all the important citivs
West can be procured n, this Office.
l.. C. BOENM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov. 1850.
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Removal.

p. SHEPHERD has removed his DRY
"A. GOODS STORE to McKaig's Commercial
Block, and next door to j. b. Ii CampbclIs
Drug Store, where he offers large and well Sc
lected stock Of goods suitable for the season, at
the lowest prices.
Feb. IA, ls6l-6m A.
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Gaze Of 10 Numbered boxes, and Book, .......
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Baltimore g. Ohio EaailrOad

kasf So M. SA---ffsty
NNand after Monday, Nov. 10th, 1850, the
v passenger trains will run us follows:
For the East.
MAILTHROuGuTRAIN daily Sundays J
Leaves Wheeling 10. o. a. IN. Arrives at alti-
Cumberland $50 pm. more +.jOa. IN.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily)
Leaves Wheeling 94jp. IN. Arrives at Ealti-
q" Cumberland 7.I2a.m. more 2.3j ?. IN.
ACCOMMODATI0N TAAlN (liily except
suuiiys.)
Leave Cumberland :. 50a III. Arrive at Bati-
1 IN
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4 TERRIBLE sIIOr.

Tho Boston CnuRIEE publishes letter Of a
correspondent, on board the U. 5. steamer
Massachusetts, or Ship Island, October 26th,
giving an account Of the affair between that
vessel and rebel steamer, in which the follow
ing extraordinary exploit of a rifle cannon ball
is ChroniCled;
During tho action / think wo hit her four
timea, and know she hit us once with "A GS-
pound rifle shell, Chat is the way we got tho
eNact size Of her rihed gum The shell entered
on our stAIhOArd quarter, just above the iron
part OF the hull IL came through the side angl-
Ing aft, Gas we were n little ahats his
heam when il struck u',) and took the
deck in the passage way, hotween two state
rooms, and conn letely cut oil Is of the deck
plnnks, and then struck beam, which canted
II upa little, 40 that It took the steam heating
pipes under our dining table, cutting Oft five Of
them, and tearing our dining table all to pieces
then won't through the s,aeroom bulkhead
and ceiling of the ship on the opposite side, and
| struck one Of the outs timbers and broke ev-
cry outside plank abreast OF Il short Oft from the
spar 10 the gun deck; IL then fell down ON to
the cabin deck aud exploded, Knocking four state
rooms into one breakiDg all tho glass and
crockery ware, shattering the cabin very badly,
bresking up the furniture and setting tire TO
the ship; but we had three at treams OF water
upon the fire at very short notice, and put It out
before II did any damage--keeping up our chase
as though nothing had happened.
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EoR sALE-ToFARMERs, GARDENERS,

me .nauics and all others who aru lie arpus VI
aving tic city Ia these times oC depression uf bus.
r'ss iur c. miOunble home Ia the country, 60 20
ut T. llobfolk, l. |, hours rIie "a the l. T. r. X
il the most pleasant. he,lthy aui productive part
- island, on th1 oak tiuhered Ia ala wuere there
u loan soil uf from r. feet 10 depth, and whera
they can ebtAii gopt itrnius l..ds " 70 per acre,
"hi.n, With proi"r cultivation, will produce as
m t"h ~ lands wthia miles Of the city t1at ~
iron $500 - $500 per acra, and the trausp RI alton
T treight on the l.. l. X. r. will not exceed to- %
uhes the ntl'g sf the garden truck. grain, hay,
&c, the miles; hundreds in the city of Y aud
oher pla - u they would tax, the trouble ~ look
INTO tho natter would at once that ID would be
great " Their advantage to 20 an eNami1e these
lnds, that can be pur hassd Ia any quantity, from
are ~ loo, at from S20 N 500 per re, accord.
ing to location, relative 10 tho r. r. depot and also
view Of the shore uf the Grea' S,uth BAY, where
there is abundance of hih and oysters for family
use, ~ w'll a. FISH ant scaweed for manuring tho
Ands the subscribers are prepared TO build oval.
ings Of any upton-oottagea from $3.50 " 5000
and on liberal terms, and place them oG =. 10, w.
az or 100 acre lots or sn dlor lots In the village ~
slit mechanics and othcrs. Apply N A. NJ cor
tR. ~ tultn 81, Suh building, n. Y, or 20 WAT
sDN WILSON, H"iu'uok station, l.. |. MD u1B
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The New York City Pres.

The daily Journals continue excited over the
i.nropoan news, and are examining the Trent
ue,lion in all possible lights, but when we
learn the exact tenor cf the English dispatches
" Imd LYONS, d better basis for argument will
lc aGmdcd. The TMEs Washington corrcspon'
lcnt upon this subject says
The rumors of messenger, arriving post
.i-tc. With dispatches for Lord Lyons, are false.
\o ultimatum ir, IN the Englsh HoNeihInent ia
r. gard TO Slid,li and Mason is expected ut the
.,,rming OF diplomatic cCHespondehee on tne
subject
The TRInrSv Isdiscussing England and war
matters generally but makes no new points.
Its Port Royal correspondent, under date OF the
9th, furnishes the following account OF the oc-
cupation of Beaufort by the Federal forces -
The town is in possession Of the Union forces.
The army Of occupation, OF whose immediate
advance news went north by the last mill, was
promptly sent forward, and has achieved an uh,
resisted but rot unimpJrtant success. fart ol
the troops got aboard the transports, and went
up the river on Friday afJorr Don, the u. h inst
Three hours after leaving Port Royal, they
we're ashore at Beaufort, had thrown out pick
cts. and received the fire of some Struggling
rebel cavalry, whose numbers are too vaguely
and yariousfy stated to be estimated with any
| COMPANY G. was slightly wounded in the neck
The pickets we're not driven in, the rebels re-
treating after delivering their tire. The affair
was over by o'clock, there was no further dis
tuTLsnce during the night, and daylight OF the
| 7th dawned on the Stars and Stripes floating
again over tho rebellious soil.
eThe force destined for Tybee loft last week,
the same day with that for Beaufort, but the
otter Island expedition was again delayed, am
ONLY eot away yesterday, 1t is sufficiently
formidable TO hold the fort against anything
Commando Drayton returned on Monday from
a second expedition with the Pawnee, Unadilla
and isaac Smith, leaving a part ofhis force be'
hind him, and some marines in possession o
the fort TO await the arrival OF the regular gar
rison. lie reports that Hutchison Island Ia
boen wholly abandoned by the rebels, every
Thing burned and that all the negroes on whor
they coult lay hands have been carried away
Large numbers, however, escaped, aud cam
over 10 Otter Isand, whore hourishing colon
Of 200 IA already established, and constantly II
snforcsd by arrivals FROM al the issnds near b
Hsrs, ~ elsewhere, great quantities Of 00tt'
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PRICE ONE CEN r
The same writer has the following In relat)on
70 tho Kninhia of ihn Enl.Inn Ci..I..

The same writer has the following In relatlon
to tho Knights Of the Golden Circle,
This latter organization, which was instituted
by John G. Calhoun, William l., Porchsr. and
oiher,, ~ far back as 1885, has for its solo OBJ
ject the dissolution Of the Union, and the esu.
blishment ofa southern ,mpire-Empire Il tho
word, not Confederacy or Republic-and 1t was
slely by means Of It's secret but powerful ma.
ctinsry that the Soathern States were plunged
into T, EVOLUTION, in defiance Of tho will Of the
majority OF their oting population.
Nearly every man Of iuiluenco at the South
l,nd many a pretended a. ion man at the
North,) is member of this orgsniz Ition, ani
sworn under tho penalty Of assassination, 70
labor, in season and ont of season. by fair
means aud by foul, AZ all ii mes, and on all oc-
cssiOus, for the accomplishment Of It's onic-t.
Tho blacks arc bOuni together by similar
oath, and only lilo their time
The NJ oWlcdgo Of tho roal state of poli'ic,l
AFFAIR." hich The negroes have acquired through
,his organization, is as'oui,hingly accurate
th'ir lcadtts Io~s'-, every essential Of leader
ship, except, II may bc, military skdl AMI they
arr iuily IL t. cope vi h the whites.
The negro whom / call Scipio, % tho day
when Major Anderson cypcu,'"d Fort NJ ,ultgie.
sHt lc'orc he or knew Of hat cytat. whicl.
80 all South Carolina ila lluc, torc;ol TO
me the breaking out ,i thi, wr 10 hailoyon
hDtl or, ard confidently pre- ictcl that 70 would
ult IN tie r. cdom of tho saves.
IN hoWIeueo 81 th'S crr1nif f.p1 ! &C
qiud 10y eulbil < the niie. GO uf our II the
'iNks, y hn know me 10 hc y northern man,
and suiro-co | sympat' lied with them Hav-
ug a,quir it in that manner, could not
,'mmuuicH'c l. lu' now, when cur troops
have 'ardod in South Cu,l,nn, and its exist
cncc is suro TO 9 speedily developed, no harm
cln result from this al, ounccmcnt.
= Tho fact cf ia exiting is not posi- lively
Rrown Clor the black Is more subtle and crafty
than any hing humin), but is suspected by |
many Of the whites; the more moderate of whom |
are disposed TO ward ofr the impending blow by |
some system Of gradual cmancipa pa;lon-,lec laring /
Ill black children born after a certain dlto free
or by some other action that will pncify and |
keep down the slaves. 1hcso persons, however,
are but small minority, and posscss no political
Towcr, and the South Is rushing blindly on to a
catastrophe which, II not avortcd by the action
lf our Government, will make the horrors Of
San Domingo and the French Revolution grow
pale in history.
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The Red River NoR'wEsrER, Of November
18th, has the following account Of the last Bur
ialo hunt
"Prom the Pembina mountain, the usual
rendezvous, the hunters set Oft, about the mid
die of Ssptember-lO5 riders and some 500 catts,
under the Leadership of Mr.. WIN. llallet. The
holding of a grand Peace Conference with Met
[. nAka Uhe Medicine Bear) Sioux Chiei,
was one OF their performances, lie was attend
al by a dozen warriors, who all came to lend a
hand to the paciicatou. There was plenty OF
smoke and palaveT, and many were the pledges
of amity exchanged. Buffalos were not iound
in any numbers till the hunters canie near tue
Little Souris, where they had SIX races IN
which 500 buffalOs were killed. Here they
STOPPED a week making pomican, IN iuil view Oh
great numter OF wOlyeP, who were proving
about In large numbers and with such audacity,
that dozens were seen al time, not hall q
mile from the camp. About 100 Of these gontry
were caught on the trip. Two.diys suose-
auently the hunters divided into two bandrs
One section Of about forty riders and three hun
dred carts went low ards the Devils Lake, IN
| the n,ighbothood Of which they ran several
herds OF ButSalO. Six hundred hne cows were
killed, wtereupon the bulls meat, with which
| they kAd previously loaded up, was thrown
| awa.I 10 the wolves. Scratched faces, sprains
contusions Of all kinds, and disiocated shoulder
l fell 10 the lot Of numbers Of the hunters. III
4 WaD a bold rider, and had an extra fne horse
l Who escaped performing . somerset In thes
MA TecRlsss races over the ground honey
combed with baAseE and fex holOs, and orAnni'
u ell sorts snd slusa.
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have been burned, no night passing without tho
fires OF the burning store-housos and folds being
sccn in all directions.
The cotton cyI ,ra,ions arc pushed a. fast
as possible. Col NOBLE, to whom the business
Is entrusted, estimates that million dollars
wor h can be collected from tho isl ,nds In the
Immediate ,ic nifty. The negroes are employ
ed in gathering IL, and are very bus,ly At work.
Depots arc established at convenient landing
places, atd a. fast as tho cotton is brought
Gown a steamer CONVEYS IL TO safer storage.
have ~ timo to add that va heard on
Monday that there was \ negro hunt on a grant
scalu Ia the sN mp b,hird Button a few davs
-'tco, in which about - Negroes wsrc either
cargh, or shot, and slN white mon d,sortcrs
from the rebel army, wcto also arrested. Tho
s'c uut was brought Ivy two contrablnds, now
or li'o the property of one Ephtsim BiynArl,
who were hyc tiy' In coming from Birnwcll
An succced,d Ia ,-ipirG by travelling only ia
ihc night.
TITO Womn, although il las no foars Of
NaI With England is agi'a,ing tho subject Of our
h'rlor doiences. IN this connection il give, a
n' lc showirg the number Of guns anl mon
which will orcuPy our hirbor fcrti1c .tiors when
Iunu A NIr lOuttr,s a, IA ia ~, map
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AXE NTrCKY nrINInN.

The Frankfort correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl GAZETTE thus speaks Of tho Legislative
caucus in the former city;
The general tone was temperate tn IRE was
disposition to ignore the vtNdtions OF the Mes.
sage and the war ieport as Tar ts posssle, and
to upheld the govefnmtn at all hazards. Inc
resolutions condemn the policy OF armug tho
slaves, but make no other allusion to C,meron.
A little inc dent that occurred during the
caucus debate illustrates the temper ol me
members The probability that the war would
end in the destruction ofslavery was alluded TO.
The strongest pro slavery man in tho LegiSl.-
turc, and one of the largest Shareholders IN
wish 10 saw, here in my place, that IL the ques-
lion come; 10 that though think il need not,
hut if comes to that, will willingly lose every
slave in my possession rather than see kentucky
proye false to the Government. Perish slavery,
Air; long live the Government !" And the de-
claraton was received by that Kentucky eau
Gus with a salvo Of vociiorous cheers
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War Intelligence

NEurRAITN VIOLATED IN NOVA SCOTIA.
The Noyn Scotia correspondent Of tho Phila-
delphia Lrp"Elt uudor date oi Dec. I, says:
wrote you on tho 18th September last, in
forming you that the schooner Spiliire had clear
cd from here for a southern port, laden with
cargo of ammunition, clDtli0g dnd "Jbii-r"
for the rebels. have now 20 report that she
has returned and made a successful voyage, and
her owners and all concerned have realized a
handsome proht. She is now loading again for
the Southern States. This timo her cargo con-
sists Of 80 kegs rifle powder, 40 cases stout
brogans, q. cases wooden cloth do. SO hhds.
coGiish, i20 boxes OF herring 10 barrels
,had, ~ barrels of Labrador herring, ID
do. markercl; also sundry cases, the contents
OF which | cannot ascertain. A company
loads hor this voyage, and her destination is
kept profound secret. VIM. Grant the COM
mander, Is a cunning specimen of a Nova SEQ
tan ~ ever you cast eyes on--thS ow ncr, Ruff,
smith, cannot he matched tor smar ncss ia these
parts.
have reported the facts TO the Unitd States
Consul md he has promised to lay the same be-
venture IL safely, lie cal Tain and all csncetfed
can Law on their oars for the remainder Of their
lives. Every man ON board is thoroughly arm
ed ~ q ricmaD, and can make his mark at 600
yards, without fail, In nno cases out OF ten. She
is armed, ~ before stated with two six. pound
cannons, and every man has Mimic rihc.
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RAILROADS.

DIRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
VIA
CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND NEW JERSEY
RAILROADS,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND bALrl-
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
rRATHs MOVING SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
IAaye New York 7 An, 6P.M and IL Pm.
Leave Philadelphia li.So AN, 1870 Pm and $50
Leave Baltimore 80 Pm. 40 An and 7. 50 AN.
Arrive at Washington D 40 Pm, GAN and s.So
AN. .s,,,,,o,.o,,
TRAINS MOVING NORTH FROM WAsHiNGrON'
Taava WsahIng gton g. 10 A, NJ II AN and Pm.
leave Baltimore $50 AN, 1.lo I'M and 70 f;h.
Leave PhilAdslphiA . Pm, e.soP.M and ~ Night.
Arrive 81 New York Pm. 10 oP.a aud 49,
P.W. end .. Railroad,
November q, 1851.
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ENSURANCE.
EIREMANS TRUST INSURANCE CON-
Il PANY or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL Sl5),OOO.

EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COM
Il PANY or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL 3l5lO00.
Once No. . ,urt Street topposite City Hall' and
No Wall Street. Near Broad way, New York.
Organized on the principle paying one half the
Profits Sboye ten per cent. 10 the Widows aud Or
phaS s. Fund Of the Fire Department, Of the City OF
Brooklyn.
DRKoroRs.
George Hall, I'll Robbins. John schenck,
Aaron A. Degraw,Llv. X. Miller, Frederick .Peet,
Thonaa CLARK, Nehemi al Knights b. Chittenden,
Harry Messenger 5ilb.rtL. .Haight VIM. II. Cary,
win b. Gookin, BcunIWy ck koh, Joseph Is. Hall.
Peter DuIyee, Ill Frothinghsm,smith fanoher'
JonA b. Stewart, Israel d. Velsor Peter B.Anderson
A A. Low, j Thorn, M. D., .wsrTenS neden,
Honart Ford, Richard p. Buckle. H. Lppiu,
I,rawfot dc Smith william Beard, +. j. HosfJrd,
Henry ID. Peck, Henry X Pierson, VIM. Wall,
John J. Glover, Marcellus MAsseyJoseph II. Field,
John T. Moore Dl Van Voorhis,
This Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer-
ehandise, Dwellings,, Household Furniture, Yes
sels In port and their Cargoe and other property,
against loas damage 10y hre, on a. f4wrAD anu
liberal terms other nrst-class companles
GEORGE HALL President.
WIN BURRELL, Secretary.
IN WYCKoFF, Jr., AsSistAnt ssore.ary.do ly.
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE OR To LET IL MILES OS
Long ll,nt -CoayDui. M to R-kt tw.y aut
JansicS good ~ stiy house aui b.tn. " ia l.
.cres ci cnoic' gnrd' land on the M'rrick P.,tk
Rad. Apply to NJ O'COSNJR, for parirt',IN
s5s Broadway, n Y. di5 i'l03
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NOR SALE OR EXCnANGF- -EnR A

good farm, two f'ur.stpry brick houses, near
Lightl av, = substantial paying property also
tne location near comfy seat In Wisconsin, on
the borders " Lake Nj 'higAn. The alovc property
will 70 traded Gr farm near this city Apply at
y3e Brua4way, room 9, entrance Park Place
dli Clio ALEXANDER OSrRANDER,
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THE HOLIDAYS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-wHAT MORE
acceptable present can you give 10 fient As =
holiday remembrsnctr than a choice sweet tooad
eansry warbeera something 70 be loved and pettcd
long alter be holidays are past. If you desire j'st
such an one, start III st once for CHARLEY LOI..
st. pick out your pet and surprise, aad mske happy
some loved one. die il'iS3
21Q FINE WINES AND THICK o01
cIc' SNRUPs FOR THE HOLIDAYS CZl L.
The la-gtst assortment ,ut hest lcct,,d sto K IA
The upper part ui the City, Ia 10 be uni at Nos $40
ard S2i venth ave.
X y, Jamaica and s. CraiN Rum, fr sale in toad
VIM HUGHES & son,
dl6 lb'l0l Nos $40 and s2t .ven'h av. n v
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsrAHLIsuED ~ 1884.
Chatham street, LOO, corner of Pear street.
La witt. oii-.-, oil -- y
. For 10 Cents
For OOit
Pur 1871
For 1hpliii
For lT5!lliI
For 2.OOll!!ii
shirts made W order and warranted " TT.
IJndersh!rts, Drawers and la f. Hose
In siik, Woll, Merino and Cptton'
Firemen's Shirts Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy Snirts Of every Description
in every variety.
large assortment of
woolen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. 100 ChatnNm street,
ds9 o4aeslOi corner Of Pearl street.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 49, 1851.

News from the Butlcr RS SPednlo al itor ,.t =
Ing Letter from our special Usersspsa-
drai- rhe TROOPS IaadeI NJ saip Load
Ridiculous Procla ust,Vn By BnE ii,or
General Phelps s-Tho slavery Qus-uJn ar
hued TO SOuthern AlliHator.
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EoR sALE-A coon TRUCK EARN or

IN acres In Monmouth county, New Jersey,
sood mrn buildings 10 large and small farms,
Il II .nheld hnuses and luts. Gail 2I Fulton ~
uurdsys 10 " O'Clock, "a PNinAeld derss on g.
VAIL. az 24Ac'ti6
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COAL.

INOAI.--NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
" lCO0 70 $50 lbs. delivered for - 80 or 81 90,
lut hiu weight of 2OOO lbs. guArnteed, under for
eture Of the whole bin, ofthe best Peach Orchard
.nd Lehigh coal in Me city, delivered in good order,
At 81 10, from yards lower oOrner King aud Green
pich sts and 90 Roosevelt, II, corner New Bowery.
MATTHEW CLINTON, Wholesale and retail agent
nr Rel Ash and Lahigh Coal. MI Aan'lls
GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD (RED ASH)
oCoal Of the hrst quality, properly screened; also
pure Lehgh and Locust Mountain, all al the loves,
market prices. HENRY REEVE, cor CasaAl and
antre, and cor Jaas and West sta. do AAa'lOs
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NOR sALE-HouSEs AND 1nrs In LEG

sey CITY and Sicinity; farms and valuable Mil
property; alao valuable prrperty in R,hw.y and
New Brunsvlck. Prices 81 200 10 Slb OOD. Some u IL
may be bought sith $500 70 s. No. cash. Farms
wanted m exchange for Jersey Cay propery. In.
guireof EVAN JONES, 10 Montgomery ~ Jersey
CITY. d6 2lac.iOT
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DARGAINS-VELVET BONNETS, BLACK
ID velvet honnets, col1rrd velvet bpnnets, ss bar
gains. mourning bonnets children hats for holiday
sins. L. BINNs Millinery, largest and cheapes' IN
ths wurld-6,l Broadway, bsi--opposte MeiroI Oh
can Hotel. up stAlrs. az Ytno-lN
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f,HE .o,r,,>r,
OF BRUOKLYN.
ovVYm BRAHOH OFYOE,
CAT FULTON STREET, la WALL 5ClthEr'
CAsm CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
This Company insures Property q all kinds against
Los or Damage by Fire, on an favorable terms ~
siinuA' TEUMs j. BERGEN, Pres't
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr., seo'y,
uEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
pIREOroRs.
,TEITN1B J. BERGEN, JOHN X. PhuhN,
ttSsDW PiTZOFRAID. SAMUEL VAN WYCK,
ATphu y ar JOHN ALEXANDER AOCUk
smWrO n BACKHOUgE, CHAs A. SILVER
JAMES HARPER, brEthES "A; D0DoHt
IKWIB HURST, ID. D. NoohhEhS, vo
John L. BPADEh. JAS " sOu0O ,aAhHh
JOHNSON LEAKE. hlChAEL NNSR
nrvS1rI.r H aAGE JKREMIAH MUNDEIIs
M,u aay ID q CRS OKI SAMUEL CARR SON,
) JAMES b. COOPER. hlOHAhD ., LzV zVnni~n
JOHN q. sCHUhAKEk, DEMAs 5Ih1n1
JOHN j. VANDERBILT, JOHN LhsfEnLS.
HENhY TIENKEN OlIvsh o; S;rh..Srs rhn5rs
'A" TEJruB j. BAR0Eh Prem.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-18
ARTICLES FOR SAL II.

DLANING MACHINE FOR SALk-ONE
L sndleau chain bod Surfacing machine, Wood
bury's rpRka, planes "a inches vida In Perfec, or
dsr, viii be add very low, q, the machinery de-
Sa Of STEVENS, BR0rHER co, sas Pearl 81.
oc9 Hg-
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-ALL
- kinds standard machines, new and I'd hand,
cheap for cash, or part payment. Machines bought
exchanged and repaired, at 8s6 Broadway, room 3,
mp stairs. NJ D. LOT, q. d b. tCl Bag machines
n hand cheap. do Ayc'lOI
TOYS TOYS
Il Bargains for stores-selling of cheap
Mott 81, In Basement
Cor Of Chatham. dl4 PlS9