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\ Toronto paper publishes tho following let
tors Mt from British Columbia to a gentleman
in Whthy, Canals We.
Nav WssrMI>srrr S'p'. -, 1861.
We generally tako In fpr cash
sale. from 500 TO 5000 Ger .tv.
Tie mines are turning uut 70 ndillv above
Ill expectations The last steamer took down
the enormous sum ,i 1000, she mIkcs zip
once wcck, and generally takes u large anount
The people here arc nearly cray. Persons they
are acquainted with are taking from 5luO to
siuu day. Ono dav there was taken out Of
one claim 2, 9ON ounces which at El6 per ounce.
amounts 10 si,6ii, anl It /, likely worth more
than slG per ounce. There will bc q trcnt rush
here next wear. Il is enough 10 make f,llnw
cra1y to hear the accounts that come down by
'Voty steamer.
N'w Wc,tmini-lcr. the capital Of British
Columbia is built on the left bank (suins url
ol the lrilct river. ahout - rIil,. from It's
muu ~, AMI about the same distance fum Fort
Ian ley, which l. ah0u' thirty miles itum The
mouth. Icv"r saw prc'tlcr site tor a town
han tlis. Between the town and the mouth
the river is divided into great many chiuu.l-
10y itland- which are just hclow the town, 80
We have water enough Ia flolt the llr.usl
vessel. The NiDW is especially beautiful i,om
he back part of the town. which l. very
high, from thcucc W. have q good WOW oi the
III nds IN the rivcr, and the island. in the
''Ull ~ htOIklh h'Nonl' also, IN th' distance
tho lluc and hnzy mountains of Vancouver
Island while looking up the river We have a
good view OF the Pitt River Mountains, on the
| tops oi which the snow ia al~sys visible. The
laLd rises gradually from tho rlycr fur about
. mile, when II falls anl rises, Sc. Il /, COW
cred with very heavy timber, 1t being a very
| common thing tO see trees . i'rt through.
| The land la this vicinity is good, and q
| great many are taking up farms. Any person
| NAY prc-cmpt 100 acres OF land by settling
| ulOn It, and 1t need not bo piid for until 1t ia
furycycd, which may not hc for -evcrl We Irs
yet. There isa most exc'lcnt chance for sct-
llrrs here The yc ,ctablr- grow hn,ly Ia this
country. We planted quarter a an aero of
lml l,st Spring IN pptatU's, beans, peas, cab
age and hCcts and they arc worth over SljO
0 o.. From nll aCcouu's III re- are g)ol farm.
ing Lands In all pa,ts Of thi, country, although
it is f,r from being Ike Ctuada wholly agri-
cultural country. Tie mines are situated
a ut 500 miles from this Place; T. generally
takes three weeks TO 20 To them; the most re-
mote and richest mine il call 4 Clrihoo. Land
is ~ per acre. | like this country better ovcry
unV
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vice. in Tho c,u.r Of ,'irnrc, Commodore
W'ilc. rra,i,rl a,ll mciJl from the Gcogra.
Ilir.l Sccic'y 81 lunlrn. hi, publication,
al-o,o, a ,.lrill work on the Pacific cnnft, and
It's tc orr,cs drst attracted the attention Of the
Govoiumrnt 'o the importance OF securing C.li-
'oriin to the rnon, and ultimately secured to
Il, orr l,'yc Pacific territory.
liz recent ,nriurc Of ,hc Rebel Commission.
c's, Slid,ll aud Mason, on lolrl the British mail
Sicamcr Trent, hi, again brought him promi-
ncnily lclorc the c.uu.r,. and hi, good iuig-
w'tt IN sc,urn. the traitors frat, wherever
uru', aud IN having diplomats 10 arrange red
tapc iormalli, afterwards, has secured for him
thc coumcuia'on of he pulli' at largo. The
Common Council Of New YUk hts rendered
him the hospitalitcs Of III" city; in other cities
snlut's have bocu fired aud bells rung in honor
Of bis conduct at Boston a grand public rcccp-
ton has been nwRidcd to him aud his on,-
GERS, aud, as hc passes through the land similar
public r,cof'niions OF his gallant conduct will
greet him on every side.
There is love story woven in with thi, las,
adventure Of the Commodore, which is worthy
OF note. Tho story runs that years ago Wilkes
now ~ high in the G,ciions Of the people, and
/ Slidcil, the captive, now 50 low in their esteem
were rivals for the hand oi the same lady, her,
| in N,w N1k; that Slidcll 10y unfair mean,
/ prcjuliccd her friends against Wilkc., although
The lady herself loved tie bold ailor,--ani th,
Lady eventually became the wilc Of the NOTED
rebel and departed tor DiNie, which she ha,
sir'c urdc her home. The Commodore has
never met his rival from that period 10 this,
aud Ecir Grt interview was whom Sld,ll
touched iLc deck Of the Sm Jncinto rs a prison.
'rto ihc Government to which he had proved a
traitor. The lair Lady in question row became
% fui,or to tho man she once loved in behalf of
her I,bd husband, but the Commodore could
know 10 duty but to hi' country aud her So
luit,Iions were liuitl,ss.
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The Atlas aud Arpu. Approves.

Tho Ala" and Arg", copies the letter Of Mr.
ErwIS CnoswILL to Col. CocupASE, with
language Of strongest approval. 1t SAYS
~ ,Ir lcitcr which we pulli,h below, Mr..
CCwcl nitrrutc, and explains, with great
DoaIIcs., Wow, that We have often advanced
orr lurH-, in r,i'r. nee to the treatment OF
,'HNr rri'llN uIdor the necessities Of war
NJ. usvcll IN char and measured langungc,
give. ar iI,rwctuion % Col. Cu,hraurs loose.
j,m,,d slc.gh, Nllch we believe that grntlcmam
Nill lc LAD 10 accept.
Tho y. Y Ir,bDnr In rul Fishing Mr. Crns-
well letter, attempts Ia give TO it an Abolition
construction. But IN. llltcr clearly recognizes
the property IN slave, when it proposes to sul =
lcct them to all the liability Of property ami
distinctly r,pudatcs thc idea Of Eulanc ipltion
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Another case Of spontaneous combustion oc-
,irrd in rhilaiolIhu last Sunday--.ho secnrd
in 4 At city within a short limo, from ,h' same
eau ,. About 800 L.yer ucks belonging to
j5sr,h Davis were destroyed Tho Norh
Im,r'cm ays'
"Iho fro was undoubtedly caused by the
fpourauuCus combustion of the coating Of the
hayusl,ks, in which bcuzino is used as "A sub.
,Jitute for trrpentine. Should this sort Of thne
continue, II haveIsac or knapsack will be little
l.s dangerous than kog of powder. They
cnr,,l lo.s of near SlOO,OOO at Crnigs mill
IN, present loss VIII add about $4,000 to that
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Captain Wilkes, of the steam
FriGate San JaciNto; the Officer
who boldly arrests Trsitors,
wherever found.

tuNUIIs Wukrs, Post Captain in the q.
). Navy, hut lamiliarly known as C,mmoIprc
Wilkcs. isn native Of New York STATE. abou,
f,ty.riN wears Of az. IIayins entered ,hc nj,
val service at the cirly age OF thirteen, hc hns
l,,o'rd lurly-thrcc wears OF his lite tor th,
oHcft Of hi country. OF which ten hiyc been
pas.,d u, sea, twout,-six on shore or other du.
3, ard seven ycars have been devoted to other
rurui,f not connected with tho Government.
In lsaS. he was selected to conn, and the l.. S.
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III ough it can be- the lot Of few Ia attain dis
tnction, II is in the power If all, and il ia the
duty Of all, to acquire that knowlc lgc of the
Creators works without which no min Is lifted
even trr the humblcst position in the social
scale. So important, indeed, is the knowledge
for which | am pleading, tim, ! hold It TO he
lndi' pcnsiLc even in our elementary education.
VIII, n tie village scholar has learned to read
10 write, and to count, aud even when lac has
acquired some knowledge of ancient and mo crn
tongues, he has obtained only the tools Of in
s'ructiOn. lie may have learned TO read his
Biblc--the greatest Of all LESSONS, provided he
reads it, he may have committed to memory
every sentence in the Dccalogue, appropriate
al tie wisdom of solomon, and apprchended the
wisdom of Solomon, and app roheIdcd the divine
| prcCepts of greater than Solomon, whilr ho is
utterly ignorant OF every thing above AMI around
him aud within hiIn-ignOrant "i the FORM tho
magnitude, and the motions Oi his tGrfe-iiu
hono--ignOrant of the gigantic structures which
| constitute the material universe Ignorant Of
the wonderful mcchIn'sms on which h. think,
and LrCathcs- ignorant Ot the fabrics which in
Irstgv prepares for his use, aud OF the luNnrics
which commerce hrirg, from The ends Of tdr
auth and places at hi door. norint even oi
che wonderful operations OF that ben iCrut com.
mi,silrat which, while he sleeps aud d,eims l.
clabmuling the matc.lals by which ho j, clothed
ard ird.
t. rnlightcn minds 30 dark, the cNis,ius ,ys-
tom II education is utterly inefficient The
,paC &C., however wisely chosen, has not At his
ruu iu,ud the means Of imparIing knowl cdge
lie may pour ii in'o the ear Of his pupils, OF
cNtrIct il liom the printed page, or exhibit it
in caiicature in the miserable embellishments OF
the schoo-book; but unless he teaches through
the cye--ihc great instrument OF knowlc lgl-
| by means Of truthful pictures, instruments, ald
| models, and 10y the direct exhibition Of th pro-
duets Of nature and Of art, no Mti-tactory IN
| slruction eau be conveyed. Every school,
therefore, should have museum, however
| .uall in val yc and limited in extent, 10 which
| thc libcrnliry oi the nci,hborhood should con
| uibuc hy adding 20 its stores. -ST DIcid
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THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING., NOV. 20, isGl.
War Intelligence

ihE REV DR. S'DTTs
The Washington correspondent of the Phila
delphia Prcss in speaking Of the lite arrest o.
Adjutant Scott Of the regular service, ON 4
charge Of s,ccs.ionism, slys
] soc, ly the New York pip,,,. thai liza.
tan, scott, ot thu 10 :Il'r sirvic,. hl. hi.u
arrested on tn chai-c OF having srr,.,ibY pro.
civIiics know Io,liug Of this B.. Lus nj r.
guilt. His father, the Il Rv Dr.. S.rtt, oi Str
francisco, AMI 4 very cmiucnt divine OF the OF
school PrcsbytcriIn t'urrh. WHO recon " rfr,.
ted quite dsiu. dn,, in G. lloruiI, a. '. .uwIll
t'm"Wuci, 10y aNuwin. sympathy with ih,
south, w's complll,d 10 resign his pistorl'r,
and is now on h's wlv to Europe D..
Scott Is a representative man. cl.gu.nt and
glitDd, hut hci- southern hv birth, Au a rth /
in ymplrhy--lorn, | believe, in r,nn.s4c,
For many ycar. hc was the pts'or Of tbs First
PRESBYTERIAN Church of New Orleans ami " .
noted for his irisiosrltic associations, bin. .,
large stakeholder an ultra Southern man. lrI
IN principle, deeply devoted tu the T. .II,ur
school. lie was extremely pIpllir wl.h ia,
people q NV Ohelus, and went 10 Stu / .,p-
cisco IN 1897, haviu, received a ma .uii .,ut
uilcr from hrc'rytrriu cun-rc. .:rtuI. II fore
going h. dlspcs a of fourteen pf his .lt,,.. lu 4
minum.te1 the reminder. Durins his rest.
dcnCe IN San Francisco he has been an tyi,yr (
champion Of the : nth, hut 'hc peaceful .nn H.
tlun ui the country. an the ti.tthlt many VI the
people of that sat are cNt-,m,ly Southern ia
III 'tr IrocllNitirs, save him pIiifi'd p,ora.
winch II clOq1cHCc a. q miii.t., and hi, pr
.nnal qualities a. nan served to siren .thrn
Dr. S'o.t has hccu mpr' hpicst In tn, eNprrs.
.ion oi hi, sentiment. than son, who are nlw
with ~ ting thH par. ol traitors. Tn cluci-
ton which his military SON has received will
probably make him tho undertaking to- To the
American Union.
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Tho Louisville Journal, at the close of an ar
iicle commenting on Mr., Cameron's late report
ed remarks, says;
The place of hero TO the anti slavery men
Is certainly vacant At this moment, aud il SecTe-
tary Cameron is not bidding for il, we know not
who is or at what else the Secretary can he
aiming. he this Ss It may, tho time has un-
auasiiOnAbly arrived when Mr. cameron should
DO compelled TO retire from II Cabinet. Ills
remaining in Il longer will pr Va a disgrace u
the Administration and a sorn ,vil TO the ooun
~. Let his head follow Ere remgnts"
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BRO OKLYN.

CosIIlrUrIoNs ruR ruE llru RSGINESr'
- -Contrlutions for this regiment have been sent
to the City Annory by the package, box, and
c.r,IotJ Ten huge boxes were filed with ar
t;rl, of clothing, while hundreds Of packages,
containing delicAcies, were brought in by tue
relatives of those in the regiment, and on Tues
dav everything was carted over to the express
Office without expense. Tho Chaplain, with hlI
lady, started for Washington MneAy evening
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I'scl If oxide Il gold, and l. applied IN the same
manner as tine enamel Alter being dried they
al banned. This operation is carried ON in :
muic. The tcctl arc placed on bed Of crush
81 quar'l, which is placed on a ,lab Of reirt cto-
~ clay. Amer being exposed to an intense heat
Tor ',me houts, they are taken o4t, cooled and
.ntt,h. Ih.IndlILhin Ilr-s.
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L.asr AND FOUND.

S,TOLEN-LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
- glpy,s, mut.is, and new goods. Any person
having puI, has'l such goods, or taken Ia pl. tg",
or having had uif,r,d 10 them, will be doing great
f,ur by sending lile N 3TGS u very. The
money paid ur loaned ON, will be refunded, and
compensation for their trpuhlc, In order " identity
Tie person suspected Of having taken them. lOt
do REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN IN
~CBrooklyn, a large watch dog butf or cream col
on, little white on breast, long ears long tall an-
sNers TO the name Of LYON whoever will return him
a. DAVID EAsON, cor Carlton and Atlantic aS7,
H. ooklyn will receive the above reward and no qneS'
tiOnA asked. nSd O'lJO
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GKOCEkeIES.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FL0UR-WAR-
Lranted u suit; price 81 per bb delivered free.
w. II. GILLETTE, 20i Front st. Orders received
An Brooklyn, at 1870 Fulton ave, and SO Fulton st.
wnlamsburgh, 2lT Grand st; Groenpoint corner Of
CLyer and 2d st; Jersey City, express otec, Is Ez-
change Place. nl6 1tac'l4s
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CITY NEWS.

COMMISSIONING or PrGtic CuARITIEs ANp
CoRREcTIoN.-No meeting Of the board took
place Wednesday. The weekly statement is as
follows Number Of inmates in the various in-
stitutions, and in the care OF the Board 1852
a decrease Of - since the Last report 1872
were admitted during the past week, and /, ,9li
l..d, were discharged, sent 20 The Workhousc on
b!a,l wells Ilaud, or the State Prison.
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The recent troubles between tho s.ulgn', Of
the University OF Moscow aud tho officers of the
Russian Government, gave rise to thi, hconc,
but pointed correspondence, transmitted by
Telegraph -
GNNEWAL IGsArEFF To- THE EMPEROR.
"Great disturbances at the University. The
students will listen to no one; neither to the
rector, nor to the curator, nor even to me.
What is to bc donci'
THE EMPEROR To IGNAIIEPF.
"ilakc every effort TO calm the student,
Treat them like father.
IGNATIEIF's RErLN.
81 have obrycd YOUR Mljcstys comm,nd.
The students are in tho fortress
THE EMFEEOH'- HUtuINpIN.
What do you mean You have committed
some drcadlul ulunder.
Il rs clear that Ignaticll's notion Of "ftherly
'reatmont' was not in accordance with the En-
pro, ideas, but tho unlucky General subse-
jontly made an explanation, seeking to justify
hims,lr after this ibshion;
81 cndeavorcd, Sire, to execute your orders.
I arrested two hundred and ci ci;hty-thrco stu.
hrls last Thursday and many gCh'm are Jdd'
3 nom iCh foW iImeHod Jilthcr coutd scarce
q hl., d0ne Dtorp.'
II citaliciscd words are certainly to the point
We are indebted to the London Times for q
commentary which may throw some Light
upon the question at Issue
The ,xIlaration of poor General I;nltirf"4
,u.I,-,d mi take is 10 be- found In the fact thI.
th,fo arc 10 articles in tho Russian language,
ouI il,,t in such phrases as 'lIkc my father, or
"l. my father" (wouli have dou,) the po,-rs-
Use peououn usually omiitcd.-I.H
Manufacture Of Artificial Tc'il.
Il is stated that AT least three millions OF
t,rl. are annually made IN this country alone.
The l..r. operation, auCuti'uy to the method Ol
npurartuic pursued a. one Of the mos, extoG-
s yo ,,'al iii mont. oi this yliyis th. choosing
of tlr materials, These are l,lI par, sIllci and
| cny To these Hre alicu varuu, metallic Ok
| i'cs lu produce any shudr 'l color d'siud. ~"
| lduur, clay, &c, are ground 10 AN lmpllPt'lr
| plVdui under water dried and made lulp
| vlstc. That composing the pody oi ne loom b.
| Gf different materials from thai composing ia.
| bls, ,r enamel. The tooth arc made IN bras
morl1s, and this il quito . d,l c tie process. The
| cnaIn,l is liIst put IN place with u small stcc
| spatula the platinum rvets, by which the tecll
| prc fastened to the plate, are placed II
| lo.tiou, and then tho b0ly Is prgssa'
| into the mould. They are then submitted I,
| powerful pressure aud dried. After being dried
| iheV aIe submitted to a process called biscuit
| iag, In which they can be cut like chalk. The,
| are thon sent to the trmmoTs, who scrape OF
all projections, and fiji up all depressions whicl
| may have been left in the operation of mould
ing, aud then wash them with what is techni
cally termed enamel. This IS COMPOSED Of va
Tious substances, more ins.ble th'h the toot
lts,lE and answers the glaze in common porcc
| laip making. 1t is ground to fine powder, an
Suspended In water, and is laid on with a camel
hair brush. They are now sent to tho gun
mors, who apply the gum. This Is chiefly Oon
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go O6-CHEAPEST BOARD IN NEW
-~S' 80 Yurh--File rooms with g I'D board,
S2.ZJ H. SO week, and few apprentices at g.!
LuIes and families suited less than At any other
hou-e. Fine pnrlor with piano, IS Lspcnard 81,
ir,alway uud Cs.Ilslalsi H.tcunIan al night, a4G
lyds s.ngs cLeap.I npls 2ias'li
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FOR LlVERPoOGs-oLD BLACK STAR
Lns-Tbe pNcke, snip BELLE WON,
-ying q Pier ", t,at kver sails NCyeml.,, sOtb
The. Z. II. CUTTING, ssils 9th Dtcember. Fcr p.s-
sage, slply "a ooara. " ;, WILLIAMS \ GUION,
No W hNltnt = cca1 FAar'ii1
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pAPSCCTTS LINE
" LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

The s1Dscri+rs clntlus v grant otatlhrAses "
iN3nse " s'd from Liverpool, by Their f,vor,e
.ine Of packets complying IN part tie fIlowing
lipf'
" TNr5VJ1T, gHEkAfD ISLE, ALBION
)ki.AONDUCIfI, " tNOIlESrEk VICTORY,
HNJ. ~ NHj, CONSIELLATIONJ Y. BOYD,
,tlsr PJiSr ESCORT, PHtENtN.
.rNpERwtu. EF, SEA FLOWER CANBRiAN.
H.sing, tsel.cr VIII oihsrl alp svsJ Eve
lAys.
Tie subs,-herr arc alsn Agen's fnr the
LINE or LONDON PACKETS,
FOR al q which U,sy grant ourt'aoaieI on llberN
Nrnis
REMTrrANCE5 To IRELAND, Sc.
7. h Co also onntinue n issu' drANt payNtls On
iemand, throughout Engl nd, irelani, 5lJtapi and
Wal0N At tn LOWEST RATES
CircularI with a, particulars may Iva had ol
Appliru y Nfhy letter. enclose p stag stainpl o.
TAPSCOr = ~ co, SO SUN a., New YORK.
lo5 Giac'ios TApSCOTr, sMITE = ca, Liverpool.
\ line FOR LONDON-SAlLS SATUR-
\ I., y @J'h,the l., ket ship HEMISPHERE,
SO. - ii H. ~, RSrr. For passage In second
OBJ. a' ~ r..'s. ,r du,i ou my part Of Eagland
i'ard. ArIy u 1ArsCoIr n co. ~ 5 mth
MI 3'ii2
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q London, saYsI

R5sd what Dr. Fart, q London, says
pE. Farr, Of London, In paper issued by Airn on
tho causes Of mortality says that intempearAhce AetA
As q allow poison, and the deaths from drunkenness
and asltri'a tTenpens, together exceed the deaths
from eli other poisons 3ut" he adds, ait Is dim
eut 10 overate the immense injury N public health
arising in all ways directy and indirectly from this
OlVsOtIslg auoidabb cause. susN A6-fAs
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Of LIVERPOOL PAtKEG8
Passage from Nv ~ Iserpiu uy ,la foil iw1rg a ~
class packet suiuaL ulill< uu the
bt1 ami Y,th 4 each N ritht
ADELAIDE. Culuvttrt, h-ilN
AnSttlir Cyu'sdre, Joan B---,,
a. lie W,viA ..l.tL1-f Tuurutrl
Bridgev ,tar, Cnsu'Ittu Uutycrs
DRAFTS ON rug ROYAL BANKS
oT IRELAND, ItsrFB VANktNu Co., ASu At rNaTe
% E~utAN ssp Sr,rtNNn
MD 2tsc'l0h WILLIAMS A. gtION ~ F.ti1 81
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.SLWING MACHINES-l49 HESTER ST.,
> one door E,st Of B,wery, Is the best place ~
yet Singers Grover a. Baker's ami other ilg
nfc ines repaired and improved. n. B,-Saeond-
hand sewing machines needles, shuttles RauRrl,
n, S., At wholesale aud retail ly IlGO MULLER.
ni2 24ac'l0l
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1le,, yalla, le Powders msy 10 gv'n tl-SRo VI
the dr.nS,tj in Codoe, Tsa or Lqupt. Warrant
o. enlr.l .ly rec rom poisonous InIsiieas, And
Eeyer produce nausea,
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SHIPPING.

EOR LTvERPOOL-THE PACKET SHIP
Il EXCELSIOR at Pier &c, = X will sail wsines-
day, the Y1th. For passage, or drafts on N, ,nk
o' Ireland aIply AZ the office Of TIIONPSON's Ba-k
btar Lane S'0 Pearl st. n23 24sc'ii0
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D.. HuNAS.,s. .63 DIgs,oS 81, coz. MLESsr, NY.
HEs BEAcu's. .2l4 RIGnrn Av NY
HRs, HAYES. LIS FULros ST., PROogLrI
Dr.. MERCER. .c2i BRolp 5r., NEwIRg, ~.
UlEsr..lC sprru % ST., WlLMAH'aJa.m
PRICE ONE DOLLAH.
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uouRons or cN.n. WARM MISSOURI

h''f N'lfN VI Wv W WAX IN MISSOURI
Doubtless no pen will ever dc.crih, these
horrors ia their iull extent anl terrible licl,-
ncs-. Real anywhere the history oi the ciyil
lro Ia which have in different ages and among
dillc rent people, set nri;hb,r against ne ghbof.
and given iicll OF cmplo, mcnt tor the rohbcr,
aud raNagcrs Of property, anl tn, assassins Of
reputation and life, aud a faint idea again may
hc gathered Of the dreadful condition to which
Missouri is this day reduced. Her own chil-
dreu lmhru' their hands In each uthrrs' blool.
and lgo each others dwellings while enemies
from without, whp come in painting to elut
rrvcncc which is insltiihlc, rcjocin .lyassisi in
this dcyilsh work and add 20 itS horrors and
abomlnaiions. To-Day, Union leader as wa,
Cook in the western part Of the state roccutlv,
will bo seized and hi life taken on the spot to-
morrow, Judge Of one of the Courts, who
svmpathizel with tbs South, vii b, mur,lrred.
while close prisoner IN the hands Of the head
Of an armed force, who has sworn 10 protect
him. but cannot make good hi, plclgc, an the
case seems almost hopeless. There !. no balm
IN Gll'li, aud no physician there. II ,n time
when every p,i.alc en'uy can gfatify his rc-
'cnps; fur there is uJthug that mule ctn
invent which viii not I've credited by one man
~ Any Other mau who even 80 much ns differs
IA oI nion liou him. Nsou1 IL ,ujlcos.
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\NIL LOW $1,000 BUNDLES JUST
w Received and for AAle very cheap,
nCHARI4E5 ZISN & CO.,
n93 6'132 o. laden Lana.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

BUSINESS WAGONS or EVERY STYLE
- constantly on hand or msts " Urler-SuoA ~
gro IRIS, BAKERS milS and express. Here you oau
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le uni. Alsu, some second haud wagons IN 70 ~
.rC cheap. SrEWARTS w-son h.-siry, bjt 81,
n Iro4slVny and S'h ave. oc}0 Iac'iA
uDESES AND CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS,
L nness, uu :, ,Sc.--A large ~ \ u family g.r-
t.... - uugPioF, gooer4 and bu-'ar4s wagons, "a
.u-4 wagons, ,.niyhs o. Lor4,s- g., selling 1n
che 20, At 10 ~ WIS At, snd ia Fulton Az, brooklyn.
nn12 24aa'l0l
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WHoLBALE AGENTS.

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Sen, by nail TO any pSr ofth country on receipt Of
Price
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yRRvINE POWDERS.
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pCARD-s2-GOOD BOARD AT Thomp-
- .nn st., from 81 n 50 a week man aud wife,
~ - week. AlsG furnished rooms, With pi-
ru cheap. Also Lodgings D.. 70 ss. a week, or
Is. I "a. . night. N. BLOSSOMS On piano, -.
.Nsi. O24 2lac'24o
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
i one hall the labor saved By using ny Sewing
Msohne Oil. Wholesale and retail at the factory,
100 Duane -, N. Y. JOHk READ, JR, a co.
~ Nar'1A