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The New York City Press.

In the discussion of the subject Of British
sympathy in American affairs, a morning con-
temporary introduces letter from Geo Train.
Esq, London, the point of which may he learn
cd from tho following extracts;
"Whcn steamship, owned by Englishmcn,
loaded by Engli-hmrn, III spatchei by English
men, manuel by Englishmcn. continue to lcIve
English ports under English colors, under the
very eye, Of the American Legation aud the
English Foreign ciice, full OF goois contra hand
ut war in aid nj those In open rebellion ng tiYst
the Federal Government when Lord rdiucr~-
ton replies to Mr Adams 'ics, We know II --
catch thcm IL you cln : when IL bccum * gene
rally known that the Englsh army IL sccc sion.
the English navy II secc sion. tho ~ .li.n
chuph Is secession the Eu ,li-h Tullamt mt IL
accession, the English nri-'o'rucy Is srr'. .ir..
the Englih mercantile marine and the I'm dish
banker are secession, ne YOU may any day see
10y reading the Secession articles in the Enrli.h
secession daily, weekly aud monthly prras-I
say, when you see the entire dress ,irrla If Eng.
land i secession to he back honr it is time TO
declare, from personal observation. that the
l.nglish pit Is souud, and goes for the Uuiun to-
TIL last. The hONcs breathe hostility, but the
galleries are true to the Union cause
In reference to the probabilities Of war Lc-
tween England AMI America, Mr. Train pro
uounccs /, al,surd simply because when the war
Cabinet declare, va, the peace people will de-
mand lcncc. Tho people Of England, he says,
will not fight the People Of America: hut the
leaders are doing their best TO egg aem ON to
hloolshcd. "Enplnnd's neutral position" he
adds, "is contcmpthe. have seen one, two
three vcsscl- load under my very face with can
non, rifle, shoe, and blankets for the southern
conspimturs."
The UU,H has letter from Paris, in which
allu'ion is made to the anticipated arrival Of
Mr Slil,ll, ~ follows ;--
Singular ~ It may appear, il is said that
Mcssrr lanccy and Rust arr IA high spirits A.
the uspcctivc arrival of Mr.. Sl,d,ll and their
consequent displacement. Having utterly fail
cj, however in all their attempts 10 obtain
even an official audience with the minister ol
lurcign affairs, il is not after all strange that
they should have become somewhat disyustcd,
aLd ready to yield up their very empty honors
vi h u good grace. They express great conf
d,uCc in the success of Nlr Slidcll in accom-
plishing that ia which they have failed, and
have both stated what has already been pub
lislcd IN the American papers, that IN the event
oi failure To secure the recognition Of the
southern Conicdcracy, the new cmhasstdor IL
authorized to request France to assume a pro.
tcctoratc over the new Dihomcy.
Tho other journals continue illusions TO the
Slidcll and Mason affair, but present no new
views thereon.
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A NIn,lel nlnlOInnI.

The London Examiner has these remarks on
Lord Lyons letter to Mr.. Seward;
"Thcrc Is in Lord Lyons dispatch 10 Mr.
Seward this curious inieliciiy, that, though sui
stantally there may he Just ground for the com
plant, the manner 10 % weak, and some Of the
matter introduced 50 impettinent, a. tOappcar
70 Put our Government completely in the wrong
To escape all dispute with the Federal Govern
ment was not to lie expected In present cir
cumstanccs, but il was TO be expected that the
very best judgment would be cycscl5cd ia the
management VI any remOnstrance that might
become necessary. Whatever state-mansliip our
Government possesses should hayo been most
anNiOusly devoted to the conduct of American
affairs, especially such ~ involve questions OF
international right. Il is therefore dcplorallo
10 sec the first stcp taken on this dan ,erou,
ground 20 lamoly and dcicicntly in diglity. NY
lawyer tells ne you are quite wrong, sly3 ono
old woman to another, in any letter Of complaint
Of trc-pass, aud Her Majesty representative in
Washington has conveyed a slipslOp impert-
ncncc Of this kind to the American President.
The Executive authority OF the Union has been
tried and condemned, flrsOoth, by Her Britain
NJ Mticsty'- law officers In London II has
bccn found guilty Of breach Of the constitution,
In o. her word. Of trcason.
With sense ana dignity the American gov
ernmCnt refuses to accept the foreign intcrpro'
ialiOn OF its constitution. We were angry
enough when tho French government found
fault with our laws, but what should we have
thought of a dl lomatic note to the Queen
waning her on the authority of foreign law
Ecr-, that sh, l. in homo act or other violating
ihc constitution When Napoleon !. was a
prisoner in Ply mouth Sound, attempts were
made " serve writ Of h,Lcds c0rpay, which
he captain of the ship had orl,rs TO battle or
resist, IL necessary and this was a bread OF the
constitution precisely the samo in principle ms
that charged against the American President,
but moi cNcusalic by the cNigcrcics Of civil war.
Paris was in a state Of siege after the emp
+ etR in 1851, oyerthrowing the republic, and
English subjects In common with the French
might be- imprisoned or hot for the breach OF
military orders but would our government have
addr sscd remopstrance to the sei-madc En-
peror against the indefinite confinement OF
Englishmeu in guard house, on the ground
Of the violation Of the constitution, not only
in arbitrary arrest, but in the over
throw OF the gov ernment according TO
law which had led 10 the state Of siege and It's
severitiesi Would our Ministers have told
NapOltOn Ill, through Lord Cowley, that the
Queens's law officers advised her that all his
Imperial MajeSty's proceedings were illegal and
unjustifAble, 10th as regards French subjects
| and our ownp No, certainly not; because tn
sdmOuiti0n might have provoked a reae ntnls
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ster the board 8 NAKED improvement took plass
The government lst exhibits good degrees q s,ea.
illness. The SKIES 1881 are k9H per cent. iovsv,
while Tho av's Of is1t and 1874 srs steady ., so
w s'de ''ocss have bsen quiet, sud no large
amounts of ring.
ney 'cmains very easy. The paper nsfkss
shows M 'hangs Vhaievs-. Tho exchange ala-ks.s
closd firm, but the extreme rates IRE no, aoosdsa
to. FRS, cl.ss bills on London may be quosss
iOsk on P,ris, 5.2iR@5.25.
The returns from the Mint q s week have baeu
s1'factory, exceeding siloO 900 in gold and silver
TT tis leaves only somc t3oo0OO which the New York
frre has awaiting recoinavc
On change today the Flour market was dun -nk
heavy. Wheat ruled quite Am, with moderate
demand ior export. Corn was In moderate requess
at prices slightly In favor Of the purchases Pork
was unchanged BEEF steady, and Lard more 40
tye aud frmsr.
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causing years Of estrangement and trouble And
Il has a peculiarly ungracesul and ungenerous
look that a liberty is taken with the American
Government, which would not be vcntured upsn
with any other great power, At a moment when
prn to quarrel than usual from Its internal
difficulties
AS If to diminish the real ground Of COM
plant as much as possible, Lord Lyons takes
caro- to ate that American citizens are subiect-
cd T. the same arbitrary arrest and confinement
as British subjects. The usual gist Of such re-
monsttanccs is, that the treatment 10 exception
al, and that redress has been s0ght and denied
by the r,gullr L-ihmnnls of the cLnlnlrA."
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roIIcc Intelligence, 60.

Spencer pctts, n young man of drshiug ap-
rcnrsrcc, WIS arrested yesterday hv detectives
Fwlcy nd Eustac", ON cAr-c Of robbing the
Miiptcd liiuk, oi Conn, Of $50, OOJ on the
night Of Nov. 9h, The accused has been AT
rested several times and lis likeness has graccd
the Police GUc'ic. lie wHs confined in the llth
Precinct station house. aud his counsel obtained
writ Of hdb''r corpus, rrlurnahlc this morn
ing before the Court nl Special Sessions ON the
gruund that hc is an Innocent person.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1861.
CITY NEWS.

The SOUTHERN RRrrprNrors Of honest
debts arc yet likely 10 be compelled T. pay them,
after the f,r;uncs Of war shall change. 4 num-
Der of our prominent merchants met at tho
Astor House on Saturday, to sec what could be
done towards their collection. A resolution was
adopted, appointing committee of five to draft
a memorial to tho President of the United
States, asking him to request of Congress to
provide some way in which to collect Southern
debts. The committee consisted Of Mcssrs. Jaf-
fray, Claifiin, Cleveland, Smythe and Wood.
ward.
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TnR LorAL NuEru CARoLIsINvs' RELIEF
FUNp.--1hc amount thus FAR subscribed for the
relief of the loyal North Carolinians, in whosc
behalf the earnest appeal was male at tho
Cooper Institute but few days since, is $1,000.
A vessel to 10 laden with provisions, clothing,
fishing tackle, etc, is to he sent down this week
to lla,tcras Inlet, and her cargo will be dstri-
butcd amorg Union men only of the needy at
that point. Tho captains of police have offered
their share of the Japanese fund, 1900, to this
laudalle entcrpriso
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FrRr IN WEST 3GrH sT.-Iast evening be-
tween X and o'clock, a irc broke out in tho
hoop skirt factory of a. France, on the fourth
floor of the building Nos. 1856 and 1873 West
10 h ST. Tho entire h,or was burnt ont, and
tho stock oi Mr. France damaged about 81 500;
insured for q GOO. Geo. llancv, who occupies
the lower portion Of thu building ~ a steam
laundry, sustained loss Of about $500 10y wa
ter; insured. The huiltinl,, owncI by l.. j.
leach, wa damaged about siOO, insured. The
hro is Thought to he Of iuccudiary origin.
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The following letter dated at Warsaw, on the
2Sth Of Oc obcr gives a sad description of the
petition Of the inhabitants Of the capital of ro-
land:
II have repeatedly mentioned the Increasing
e,ciity and Violcuce of the Russian authorities.
Any corporal IA master Of the lives and proper
ties OF the inhabitants. Never during the
most melancholy period of the reign Of tho Em-
pcrOr Nicholas and even aileg Warsaw wa.
iakcn hy ~ 'ault IN 1881, were similar cNccsses
seen. The city presents the gloomy aspect OF a
metropolis. Tho churches, thc theatres, the
public gardens aud schools are closed. The
courts Of justice are reduced TO silence. Arrests
are made without distinction of age, sex or
quality. The most rcvcrcd prclatcs and eccle-
silstics selected TO make ycport on the violence
and prOianatiuna committed in tho churches
haS q been carried away from their houses dur
ing the night ami inCarccrated. The Abb, Py
Ialski was dragged out of church and cruelty
bc,trn. Several hanGors and some of the most
We lthy landed proprietor- are in prison. Cen
orl kOrnon, Governor Of tho Department OF
PlaI, who di,tingui,h himslf above all Rus
sian Generals for severity, and who lately COM
mandcd that hrce ladies' Of ihe bot families in
the town should be publicly logged in front OF
Ho church ui iluh, II now appointed president
OF the secret Eomm-ion which in to c,4rluct the
prosecution against the prisoners in the citadel.
I'll ESQ prisoners are treated with the utno,t
cruelty. They are locked up in barrow cells,
without light, aud permitted to walk for snly
five minutes during ihc day in small court
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PAssroHTs.-Thc passengers on boarl the
steamer Edinburgh, which sailed for Liverpool
ON Saturday last were carefully examined and
forced TO cNhiIit their passports before Icing
allowed to ~ Luard.
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vERY lNTrRbstINo lecture on geology was
delivered on Saturday evening last, 10y Hon. $.
S. Randall city Superintendent Of schools, be.
fore the New York teachers Association.
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MoRRrs MrYERI, who was arrested few
days ago as a s"cessoni,t and sent To Fort La
fayct,c, has been discharged, hy order of the
Secretary of State, at the suggestion of our Su-
pcrintendcnt of Police, who found that he was
powcilcss to do the Government any harm.
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FtEvES PFusnNS, principally witnesses In
pIizc cas,s, were liberated from Fort Lafayette,
ON SATURDAY. llsl.
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RRIAGIiS.

ACKERl.Y-lIuDsON- - On Thuralny evening,
2lst inst by the R.V. Samuel NJ. II skins NJ
Alahsen L. Aokerly ~ Miss \. M,till, Hudson,
daughter Of James Hudson, Esq, all Of BrlnLlyn,
L ID. n
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A IrCIInN SALE nE unl-sEInln n rlir-

"A niturc this afternoon 1t o,hs'k, 1T th, I,r.,,,
dwelling house, ~ East 2Tth Vt, bet IsNisgtpn ami
Fourth consisting of parlcr furniture. led
stcads, bureaus, w,sh stands t,s'k,rs. mirrors
clocks, curtains paintings, sofa beds, tiry b,l
and bedding, hair and straw mttir's,rs gl,st, ca.
M, and silver war;, table cutlery, oil cloth, H-ts
sells and Ingram carpets, NC. 1It
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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE

L Surrogate Of the Cjunly Of New York, notice Ia
hereby given u all persons having claims against
JOHN ROACH, late Of the city OF New York, de-
I0lss, 10 present the same with vouchers there0f,t
the subscribers Al the Office Of Il. James Glover Esq
No. WaA street, IN the city Of New York, ON or be
fore the fourth day Of May next Dated, New York,
tho 2eth day d October, 1861.
... ELIZABETH ROACH, ENecutrix.
JOHN H0EY, Executor,
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A UCTIoN NorICE-LARGE SALE {

n INITVN NVIIVI-LNKIE SNLE OF
4huv,r $4,000 worth oi h'ilur'li furniture, this
d,y Monday, At T'iva'c rus.tt'.,, - wet Ijl Il
near OH ave, sale rym"Iri.ynr ~ iOL pclnck con.
.isting " r,srN,pd, mahogany, tl,,k walnut aud
unhm. He'd p,r'Dr, rl vu'ur and lining room firpi.
turr, mirrors, t,r chairs, s'f,s r,'k 'rs ctrt,rt.
Io- u,d uc,iding Of gy,ry dos ript,,n, 81. ISIS, ya,cs
o. iuluss, g.. A'E lf.r pas 'r'ulrut b,s n, .rt
ald kityl en furniture. NJ. BLAIR, nuc, 20
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JACKSON Light ARTILLEI
RECRI,IrA XANrEn

JAChSDN LViHT ARTILLERY.
RECRUITS WANTED.
TO srRvE IOR TIIRER YEAEs OR HuRISa TIE Wan
Buglcrs, Rla,kamiths Hinoss M,kots, Hrse
bhotr+ d., want"l, ~ whom ule bosi pay will be
given.
For further Information, sap'y h. the healluu.
prs, 236 Grand 81, crf Bowory.
EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel.
JAS = FARRELL, Lieut.. Acting Aijutnt.
MI Ost2O
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A. T. SrEwAtr, the noted dry good, mcr-
chant, has given $500 10 the relief fund for the
loNal citizena Of North Carolina.
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Hendaunrter- Mcclellan Cbn--cur-. Goth

kcst' y. Y. ;. V. Camp rgan, Nov. 22i, i-Gi
SPec u Orders No. 9. Tuis Reyt. being fully y
gnniz,d, sex egtcd a. msr.h IN few days, there
i'r" ui a sent nemh - are hereby or lrred to 70
port ~ camp un or h'fre Wednesday. the 27th inst;
uthetwiHe they will be considered deserters and
treated accordingly By order JOS. s. MORGAN,
Col. ma gis.iiT
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Veteran. of the wnr Of isi2 win Meet at
the Mercer House co .ner Brootne and Mercer sts,
Monday, the 2oth day of Npvomber, at IL o'clock,
In fall UNIFORM ~ celebrate the 18th anniversary Of
the evaruaton of the British troos from ON Stores
ater seven years war. All the vetcrani iu the ai,-
cent counties invited 10 participate with us in he
celebration. A collation. will hr prepared f,r the
occasion. NJ order H. RAYMOND. Brig Gen
ABRM DAILY, Col, !. NJ PllYfE, All n23 q
A. q. ", OF Long Isla nd-The Members Of
No . are requested 10 attend meeting at +. II.
CASEY Eurn q Ar rillcry Hal, Portlaal ave on
TUT sday, Nov. 26h as business Of importanc. il 10
le tansactcd. by order Il JAMES RHNTIGAN
fres' WILLIAM MENELI, Sec. ms 2'Ig2
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AN EXTRAnRnINARY nppnnrI,Nrr.

LArrl ousc aud 'ord.u s-kcppurs T. KUIII. ar,-
hourCr, Will sell tlis morning, nj tnN. 81 the
elegant household furniture uf Mllus spin 4 ~.
first class loudius h,usr, 60 East g1Jh II, near tth
ty, consisting OF over 500 y1ris NJ Brussels taprs.
try AMI ingram carpets 90 nglc and double hair
MATTRESSES, :, 2np,lr " blankets, shccts pillow clAcs
hc,is bulstcrs pillows glass, china AMI svcrwtrc,
table cutlery, p1rlnr anil Kitchen stoves beitrlis
bureaus, waahNands, snf, bells tables, rockrrs
chairs, clocks, mirrors oil cloth stair carpets g.
asi over 900 lots OF household furniture. 5ae p,s.
id1s. 81
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RMY GOODS-INDIA RUBBER ARMY
"A Ilankets, hay,locks, coats, caps &C., &c, At
- - Lrrtsil, at G. 4, BUNNERS, II John
-u Of Broadway. nO23 G'lOj
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
pARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY EVER EXHIBITED.
LIVING WHALE,
LIVING WHALE,
A LIVING WHALE,
A LIVING WHALE,

from the coad Of Labrador, 10 feet long, which
PROFESSOR AGA5sIZ
PROFESSOR AGAssIZ
PROFESSOR AGASSIZ
says at Is neither the Right Whale nor the sperm
whsle, nor the PoTOisc, but the species known t2
NatuTplists, as
TIE BELUNGA, or WHITE wnALEa
II Ia % he seen At all hours, eyr'y Day and Eyeniuy
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
OR RIVER HORSE
from the River Nile, in Egypt animal celebrated
IA ancient ami modern, saCrei aud prufane history
IllE GREAT BElIEMOrH oF TnR SCRIPT 'RE5
SCHOOL OF SPECKLED BROOK rROI.T, tie
finest ey seen together, purchased of M. j. II.
B ,tv, of Springfield Mass. who has had them In
a fprii = for seven years PiscatOra sp Tt7unen aud
amateurs Sill hnd them worthy their attention.
AlEo tie PERI ORMING WHITE RATS md MICE.
MAMMOTH BEA2 SAMSON, LIVING RIE-
PLANT TURTLE, LIVIN.i MONSTER SNAKES,
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, ac.
The New and Brilliant drama
TIE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
The ID, mesuc Drama-IIARVEST HOME,
EVENING, m hLfpagt T.
Admission b. all, % cts. Children under ten, is
- GREAT PREPARATIONS are being madc for
THAI KsGINlNG DAY, TuuisdHy next 2sth inst
Nfp the rich - holiday attra't.OIH ever ufisrcd
even / tho Museum will be presented incl lIdlug
amongst great yari of other ut, resting c tturcl
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES nearly
every hour during the day and evening.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Recruh- Wanted for Tho T,nm,n, R,.

hecruhs wanted for the Tammany Re al
ment-Ahlc-l OILED men are wanted to All uu the
Iammany X simen', now at Pullcsville, Mar, land.
say aitl iauous commence on signing the roll, r..
liei i"r families guaranteed. 600 bounty AZ the
tfuinatlUn of the war, or when hurlrthly lis
charged. Apply at T,mmsuy Hal, H,,dgi ,rters
2i the Iammahy Regiment. Capt. DAVID HOGG,
Recruiting Oihcer. no23 l2'iO3
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A UCTIoN SALE OF FANCY WARE g.

"A HENRY q. EVANS will sill in lots ~ suit deal
erS f'r cash, the entire stock Of . dealer closing
business, on Tuesday, November 90, ~ 10 o'clNk.
at % Msiden Lane, consisting Of white granits and
mugs, MOTIF cuI X g.. Sale positive MO 2i.'luS
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IAclutliny, 0s,. "A. NJ. CRlsTALAR, Auc.iuntc-,
23 Buwety, Will $ II this DAY, i5th inst, At tOJ
uoluSk, Ia ge stock Z ,hle ,lotlins, COM
prisng cloth, pilot, pctcrshtm and beaver fro <,
sack, business and oNercuats, dosskin, cloth, cas-
siincre and sttinet pants, silk, satin, velvet and
cloth yesta also cloths, csssincres, sluuets vest
iuss v,lvcts, Innings Sc. by order uf a. LIP.
Man, assi.ynee. A'sn invoice " sh rs, cumpri dnR
about 600 pairs gait ~ shoes De-. i2I
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uANpsOME mOusEnOLD FuRNrrI,RE

AT Pt BI.lC AUCTION.
TIE attention uf housrkCepers IL called n thaex-
tcnrivr sale of rich paror chamber and dnn y-,un,
furniture, NJ the residence lbI West 21st NJ, near
Ith avenue, tbs ~ lniayJ morning, at 10Y o'clock,
prc,irely. The entire contents Of the house, which
iH richly furnished, will be SID H. the highest bid
der iur cash. Herring eNtronriinNry Inducements to
hnuaekceiors and the trade; elegant CARROTS
Throughout the house, with rosewood and ninhng.
any furniture; elegant belding, a.. Sale positive,
rain W shine, 100
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SALE OF STOyES o. 4

[ ''.'' .I lI'I.I INI'T' VI WV T"N, Wy.
~ IRis slALAR auct, ~ B,~cry, wtN -rl tti,
diy, 'oln' ~ 10 oclo ~ lot m pifl'r store tnl
Kitchen etuV,s iaulcg, heaters anl appufteu irts
euth'r with lot Il iron, TN AMI copptr krtilrs
u',ls. yinc, g.. By order of JAS. N, KEEvER
Constable. IN
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Y pVRSUANCE ~ An ORDER OK TuE

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF kllE
l Surrogate nf the County Il New York, notice is
or.l g given 90 ull persons having claims against
BENJAMIN SMITH, late of Greenwich, Conn, de
rcsrd present the Same with vouchers thereof to
dr subscriber, at the on 20 NJ Ollo Close, ut Cr1tun
Fas, Westchl-tcr Co., New York, on or before the
firrt day 81 January next.
DStcd, New Ymk, the 2ith day ofJunc, 1861.
TITUS MEAD, Administrator,
with Win annexed.
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4 VITTON NUTTIE-IKOVkEKl GI ASS
n and chin'.--hy ). \. H. BARTLETT, AIt.
tiunccr Tiesday, NV. 70. IS 10 o'cli,k. at PSI
Pearl ~ casH sale nf Urs white granite yellow ami
rprk ware, In lots Tor city rhd ~ untry dealers VII
packed Tor VI ippur no25 2s'i2S
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ia REwARD-LOST IN 34TH ST, ON
>lO Sunday evening the 94th inst, large fawn
lored 81. Bernard dog The above reward will be
ven TO any one returning him 10 19l Madison ave,
ld no questions asked. MO s'iH
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SITUATION WANTED AS ENGINEER BY
> aman that thoroughly understands the taking
care Of steam cngine-best OF reference given Adj
dress CHAS. kLlE, 30 Thompson 1t. no2J 3'l2l
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TO LET.
WANTED.

TANK WANTED IN GOOD ORDER,
struugly huoped, and of 60 ur 20 barrels capacity
Address GEO. d. HARRISON Brewer III Eat ~
1t. no22 3'lJ1
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WANTED-2J RUM FUNCTIONS, IRON
w bound anil in gool order. Apply u HART.
SONS brewery, 100 md III East I2d IT. n.53'l
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personal NOTICES.

A RMY AND NAVY
"A PAY, PENSION, AND BOUNTY MONEY
OFFICE.
n25 G'lOG THOs. l.. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall st.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE-3Oe CASES BOOTS
lAand shoes ~ be sold st auction on M,nd ", Nv.
2bth, at 10N O'Clock, at the store Of c. 3. PARSONS
a SONS, 81 Ccurtandt st prime assortment Of fresh
and seasonable goods no23 2s'i03
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STOLEN-LINEN AND MUSLIN Sn,S---
} gloves, muhers and new goods. ANY, TSSONS
ayng purchased such goods or taken In plS corleou
having had offered To them, will be doing gk,Isons
,yor by sending a line to 376N Bowery. Theero
,npensation for their trouble in order TO identity
de person suspected Of having taken them. 12e
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M1lIOtsE On Friday evening, 22d inst,
Helen w, wife Of s. d. AlthOuse.
The relatives anil friends of the family r'spcct
NNly invited to attend her finerl, this IN nltyJ
n'u, .5th inst, at IL o'clock, from her late resi-
Gepce, bs Tenth vt, bet. 9TH and 9TH aves. 80
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A FRESH
LAbreast Of milk, wants baby 10 wet nurse Ap-
ply M the groCs store cor schunck 1T and Flushing
Nv, Brooklyn. 10
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uEIRS OF SEAMEN OF THE U. s.
Is H. LEVANT, an i seamen and volunteers Of
present war, obtain pay and pensions 10y calling
on 1IIOS. /. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall st. n25 8'lOT
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
DENTISTRY,

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
AIrcih extracted w!:hQIt pain, hy a new pro,os,.
b'uti,yl Neth ..Isortod, n each; set on silver,
- m..o shells n teeth filled with the celebrated
,.Tc nlllng, ~ithoutpain. All operations warrant
ed by j. JAY VlLLEkS, 10 Grand st. n22 3'l52
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XXTANTED-A SITUATION IN AN AMER
w can fsmiy by German girl, who speaks aud
understands a little of the fngsh language, for
general /, usework. Inquire 2l7 Third st. up stalrs
rear.
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NAVAL-U s. SLO0P OF WAR LE-
~ VANT-The widows orphans, and heirs at law
Of the officers, seamen and marines serving board
- u. 8. ship Leyant, receive information Of
NAt Importance, by addressing =. v. NILES, uate
We General Land 0nce,) MILITARY and Nayd
y Washington CITY, d. g. ns2 ss'1ib
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STOCK T.rcrl ATIoSs

s.Octa lOOk lnstAsr turn Downward .Oday, ;
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WANTED-(LO LOAK MAKERS-TO GOOD
W ! ants const ut on ploy can bs given. \, MA
r. DAVIES, DJS BTuadway, up stairs.
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LOST A Nd LAW BUSINESS AT

- mo 81, DOKI4AND q WASH
OST-ON SUNDAa n'5 G'122
y gith, a blNck and tan -
! name Of BILLY. The RTHE RUSSIAN Water.
ri by returning the dog " ke bOots and shoes last
oadway tIotpman and child, .ught
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NNANTED-2O GOOD BAISTERS AND
~ buttohholc makers ga cavalry jackets, at "a
Mott 1t; good wages given. la