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The World thus compares BEACHLuNRu, JnY.
DAVIS, and tucir fel"w-rItto n frO n tho "a n.y.
whom our count hls n0u ished on is breast from
their boyhood, with BENrpIUr ARs0Ih ''But wo
must bc Just To ARNOLD. IL was not In ARsoIDs
PIwc' tp deliver Nrst POut iutp tho handB
81 the UcIny. lie had not been taken in
hand by his couluy AMI put under pIy
when NEE boy; educated, raised 10 an
honorable position, with ample emolu &c eut
secured 70 him. He struggled with poverty un-
aided and alone. The pnJr, starving colonies h,d
ben larsh and ragged nurse TO Ar SOI.D. IIa a.
bound 4, his country hy M h,yors recalvcd in boy
hood Inc sacred pnd Of patriotism AMI tho sa'lc-
tons OF an oath had MT been mnie ten tlDuru d
fold stronger by tie obi cations uI gratitude. la
Alsoibbt me, our couutry WIS IN u suutIUn. IL
bal No history. II had no ace aaony the nations.
II bad hardly Il hag.
The Treason Of this late Major 81 eng; eer7 lBEAU
fs1ARDl and his brethren In naIuy, ~ paiiaiodl "
Lone oi those enthusiastic feeling NeW OF "hlrh
msgki has no olIcI rrsefs' d the l. CLINICAL Ngrdlds
OF law. Tnty were led u,tny by no sriltim' NJ oi
I1yAlty 10 an sx,d sUyercign Of az aIctnt lne IKE
those Old ScotchmCn wEO st,k"i tleic AL upon tue
desperate for tunes Of CnAH LpwARp. They are ns
hghting against ~ u,uipiHg, D,Oty u atheist
resouiiOn inbeha OF tnr"ur md Tar, 20 ial purity
and civil order Ike l., RpHFIAqrL'S hhdthep'a
SAINTS OF L. Ypndev kJ!tae Ol pJgtuuty Ot UNLIMITED
trade in neg oct-tu IT. 81 tarrltu'y hon Cent al
America, anl spdn, aud N ScO-the lopg or being
ableto ~ rlop py:.Ae tAe supp of oouJn tlr EuIOs,
ducinx e. live without labor in M ure OF deinul
rscy - TO establish uud p2Ipetuite an alistoclU .
more intCH q md ulJls tunn wLt ever txuct ed b2
Norman over Saxon, by II nix Oyar Cst, OF TUX
over Christian, hayu bean he sour,ei OF their inspL
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Assembly.

The Assembly concuusd, with only one dsens
dent, IN the scates amendments h. tie $9,000,0oo
War bill.
Tho ,oncurrcnt resolutions for adJournmept were
sdoptcd
Mr. surrn moved y resolution of inquiry rcrpecs-
my ink stJuls, files, and the uuF aterial around
the dcsk, ut members, which had n ysteriously dis
appeared within - hours.
Az the Afternoon session, tho SenAtes Amend-
monti - tho New York Tax Levy were agreed To-
and tho bill parsed.
Al tho evening session, CON n tees were nppoptea
70 inform the Governor and the Senate, ihst ths
House was ready to adjourn.
The reUoutou was adopted, appointing couns
street openings In New York, with power ~ sppstnA
acerk-c committee and ci,rk 10 sit without pay
hcssrp BRIs,LL, snAw, CAM, HANDY, and Va
lAs, we're appointed the comnittec.
M. GARDisER, Dem, requested his name W b
cecorded, voting Tor tho war bill.
The United states fag VAS hero spread nom tho
gallery, amid great enthusiasm.
Atv o'clock, the spcat &c addressed the House b
All effective speech-thsnking them for mar1 a
Glndnoss, AN urging CtvUtion 10 the Union.
Immediately on the close of the speakers re-
marks, u rush was made for the chambers, and
syeIy ItIt denscly pIckcd with ladies' and naaA
A scene followed, never before witnessed In the
,apitnl. Cheer aner cheer WAS given for the
Union, for wAnISGros, for LIsCoLs, aud for The
dlg OF our Union.
NJ 1SuonEurr, Of New York, sang the " Dtar
y,Shgled Banner, Red, White and Blue" and
)ther patriotic songs.
Mr.. sIiROi., was called out, and addressed the
vast crowd iuR patriotic speech.
Gov. MuRGAS entered the chamber and briefly I'D
dressed the HzEe nhlhRe, bidding them farewell.
SpeukII LlrTiIronS made an eloquent aud Etirs
ding speech, and for over an hour the crowd gave
vent u their enthusiasm In every conceivable nan
Ger.
A. 10 o'clock, the assemblage broke up, and tho
,hamber was soon after deserted
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL is, 1861.

SuRrRIsE has been expressed that the Unite,
States vcssels, oG Charleston harl,or, did no
attempt 10 relieve or reinforce tho garrison q
Fort Sumter. We have no doubt that III,
commander Of the fleet strictly followed his in
t;ructions The oticcrs nrc all mon Of trica
courage, hut had they dashed" into Charles
ten harlor, what could they have lonc2 The,
might have landed men at Fort Sumter bu,
their ships would have iccn exposed to the fir,
Of dozen batteries. They hal no orders /,
bcmh,ri Charleston city, aud except to rcduc,
Charleston to ruins there was no o.hcr nationa
service that they could render.
The rebels wished the fleet to come In 80 tina,
they might capture or destroy it, hut without o
land force Of several thousand men to cngag.
and silence the shore batteries 1t would hav.
been madness to place the ilcct at the mercy oi
the enemy. TIC object to bc obtaincd-sup-
posing that the vessels could have forced an en-.
trance was not Of sufficient Importance to war
ran, the sacrifice of an efficient portion of our
small navy. We can make better use of the
vcsscl. than having them sunk in Charleston
kutLur
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War Items.


SEVEN COMPANIES IN PoITsyILLE, "A,
NN' ''"'''en '"''' '''''ee' " inc "overnme"S
,oa', f",a,laS "n ~ go, r,o ~ no,.,,. nmv n.
ami ''" ivy w
r. .-.. -,
III ,. .tIlLnNH Ian ne PI,1@reu @ W. .no E
s - i "a ', ~, ;I. 49, ,i -',.Is -
IN, Cr,N,x R,r,y Gonna m, Rr;,i,,eoor<
r., ra;seJ ,h. S,a,a and STRINGS over thsfr -
mn,y nu MonJsv om;Js, ,,r.a, sn,hu.;a.r.
',,,''' y" '' ''.''.'. N' - -,
a, ANN ,"n,.,. ',t... - -
Son,b.rn .r,ny n, cnIls Tor n Viyiiance Cor
Ti,tc, 10 q sy,t'' and ham, The traitors.
. ,,,,r o,, ,,,,ss,,,. ,o,n,yo ,vi,h L.,
y, IT, honrI snr 'on,hsrn no,,. hs.S
-, y" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a Sss, i. f.tt ,h,s 49,
may be sei1cd 10y the rebels.
NJ, Drpoxr of Wilmington Del.. vbo
syns the largest powder mill In the United
States has refused 10 sell his powder to the -
sessionists.
TmE OWNERS OF THE SHIP AurocRAr. q
Boston, on learning Of her arrival ut Now vi,
leans, on Saturday, from Liverpool, immediate
ly ordeIed her TO Boston.
TmE GERMAS TugNEGs, 200 athletes, at
Buffalo have volunteered 10 nold themsewS
SUBJECT 10 INC "'oers VI 'he reue'"i "o'e"
'he"''
TuE uAnTFoRp. Or, TIMES backs down
from its tcnson.' aud like the New York HerdLa
says, that 1t raj ,cd the Union Iag Voluntarily,
and not from any compulsory hints'
TIE MANC HESTER ASp LAWRENCE r. B.
has tcndc. cd to Gov. Goopwfy, of New HamPs
| shire free q aqsportation over the road Of any
troops or munitions Of war ordered by the Cow
eminent.
| TuE SCHOONER WHICH HAULED Down ths
| Pcdcrl Aas, aud run up that of the Coniederats
states, in Mobile harhor, arrived oh New Bod
ford, Mas, on Monday night, still bearing the
sy, cssion hig
TnE rIpINGS OF VAR, VAR were announces N ,hs
L., cmotinu A Gentleman proposed three cheers
| for the Uni n, and the band then struck up the
national anthem amid great enthusiasm.
,,..........
liiE AGENr OF ONE OF the MAssacnusS'u
large manu- dcturinS corporations teiesntAso
Oh Tuesday to tho agent in New iork not W
sell Nno her inch OF cloth for miitary Purpos@
to any on' II the seeded s'''es' rr aaT
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STATE LEGIsLATURE-senate.

uoSisu ecESnA
Albany iprR 1G.--The Senate met - 10
O'Clock, with a full attendance.
take up the New York Health bill, before going
into executive session u confirm Mr.. vAs Druu as
Bank Superintendent.
Amer much hlibustering the Senate went ineo
executive session, previous to which the tax levy
wRI reported.
Al the Afternoon session the Health bill after Q
hard ftluvgle was epoited to the Committee Of The
Whole, tsus KIM II, lya vote OF 10 tos
Tie New York tax levy 10 sscd with amendments
sumo items wcro largely reduced, hut with q sum
penscg Of the Chamberlain suit between PIArr and
DEVILS; also, providing that the Common Council
shall MT CICUtc any more inCI tic p-cs-
emit salatiel U ANY ~ tho departments ou, OF the
hands uf the Common Council.
M. = 'ISuIN prosehtCda report relating W the re-
teniion sud Illegal discharge Of persons ly the No
trspnltan pole which ordered 10 bc prised.
hes'yS, SriNoL,, kANIn,RE, TRUMAN, LkwnEso
And HUI, was appointed acommttee TO investigate
city.
Resolutions " q anks were rendered Lieut. Gov.
CANrfult. and Senators LNnAH aud TEnnv, who
shared the hunOis a. chair In pro tsnt, and The
Clerk Adlomnnd I'LL o'clock.
Senate mt at O'clock.
The Senators took leave Of each other In touching
spec, hiss. Mr. N,LEoU HJRIuY sad that he Lad
| him to live, but Tow npie days would ehpss be-
| tore ho would again lG found elly to battle undar
I thr flag Of tic country!
| The Senate n, jpu ned amid much enthusasm.
AtCr tho adluurnnr. T. the " Star Spangled Ban
ncr" was sung by FRASE O'nE.rE of New York.
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lew York, April 10Th, ISL.
Extraordinary Murder 1ns..

Im May, IS5n, RuBEET MoERI-uN was mys-
tcriuusl Y murdered at West Troy, while rrluin-
Ing late at night from Masonic meeting. No
Cnort- Of tho police awaited to track tho MIR
deGcrs. Several week. ago two men were ar
rested at Taunton, Mas, chargrl wi h roun-
t"rlcitiug One of thcm. IltNTY W. VILLAIN
soS, revealed to tho sheriff the hraIluLrlru, of
gang Of ,Ountcrfrit,rs and the names Uf mem g..
bcrs "f tho gang, To save himself from pnish-
ment, at the same time ing that he knew a
woman, LrCN WHkTNSON who witnessed "A
murder committed at Wet Troy.
The woman went on from this city, and stated
that at the time Of the murder she lived in the
family Of JErr. W. BENNETr, in Wet Tsuy
that At IL o'clock NJ night he was seated in
her window aud saw BrSNETruu%anOthcr man,
who has not been arrested nnh out on Nor
KISOS, as lie came along, the stranger knO, kcd
him down, and BESNETr put an ed to him by
striking him on thc side 0f the head wi h an
iron well lgc. They then took from him his 20 K
et book, Ml.5n they dragged him to aud threw
him intI the canal. Shortly after this o
currenre BENNErr returned hvmc, and
heLt conversation with His vie
tho puiport Of which was, that "ihc Old Uo-
man, herself could not have seen tie murder,
a. she was in bed, she overheard the wranlo
also between BESSErT aud the stranger about
the plunder, the pOCkct-hOuk containing only
$50. She says shc told Mr.. BESSlI-r on ono
occasion, on the arrest Of an innocent man,
hearing Mrs. BENNETT say that hc (thc man
under arreSt) would be hun Z, exclaimed, "No,
ha shall not he II can prevent it," This ra-
mark 50 startled Mrs. BENNErr, that she asked
LrCY what she knew about the murder, aud
upon her not receiving a asatisfsctory reply, Mrs.
BENNETT uttered a threat, which caused her to
leave West Troy. She suys that shc overheard
BESNET'I tell his wife that he had thrown tho
iron wcdgc into the PRIV.
BHNNErr was arrested ut hi house at West
Troy, and the privv carefully searched, but no
iron wedge was found. In her direct evidence,
on SATURDAY, al ALBANY, the woman WILKIS-
soN reiteratc the charge, but her cross-cXaln-
inn'i"n showed her to have been drunken
abandoned woman; her object being, first the
saving d her husband; aud second, getting
the = 900 reward for the conSigtirn Of the
murderer. She IN fifty years old, and has bcon
married TO WILkiSSOS about u year.
BENNETT is rcIuc.entcd M quiet inoff,nsye
citizen, utterly incapable Of committing tho
crime, ard was On yery friendly terms with tho
murdered man.
II is stated that in due time an dfbi will bc
proved, that bennett was in his own hoHe,
having NELsoS Powers spending the evening
with him, ani who did not leave the house un-
Ill after the murder aud that BENNETT was
most energetic in trying to discover the MUIR
dcrcr. Mrs. WILTISsON \ testimony IL, at
present, unsupported hy any other the eXani-
nation Is being continued at Albany.
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proclama,Iou Of Gov. Wa.hburu.

Augusta, April l6.-The Governor In his proc
lauaton slys THAT the laws in the United Statet
lion Cbst .uc ed in seven statcs Of the Union by
powerful combination too suony W suppress by tn,
Ordinary cou SO of judicial pioS eedin!n or ty til,
powers vested in the present ederal officers. TIL,
PIesldeIt has made requisiton upon me Tor
potion Of the militia Of this state In suppressiR
such rebellion. hnd myself without sufficient au
thority 10 enable me TO respond thereto, the eI
ig2ncy oi the case requires and presents, IN my
tgMplated in the Constitution for convening the Lag
islst,us Vt the state In oonsdsrstoa thereof, ans
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Proclamation OF tho Governor OF New
Iinmprhire.

ConcorL v. H., APra IL. The Governor Of
New II.u,is.rr, ha1 ssHed the following proclama-
lion 10 t.j Adjutslh aud Inspector Gentral OF the
STAT,
Sir
Tue President Of the United states In pursuance
Of TIC At rt the CJngIcSs, of Feb g,ih, 1870, las
Ga led upon tAe State Of New Hampshire ior rcTi'
mcnt of militia, consisting Ct ten cornpsnles Of in.
frtry 10 bG mustered into tho service OF the United
st,tcs, fIr the purpose Of qutiiny inEurrcction l,
IuI.HnD GOODWIN, Governor Of Now Hampshire,
command YOU 10 make y proclamation caiinng ioi
volunteers ioin the militia Ol this state, u the 10
auiIGl amount. -.....
S.sntd. CiAboD uooDWiN,
Governor.
Tic state Capita, Bau% has rendered the loan OF
s3l, 900 T. Governor GoopwlS 10 aid In putting
down rebellion,
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A STORY STORE

STORES, &C.,, TO LET STORY STORE
Sis W1shinston 3 Soo nsTy rd 'ss noes ana oh
70 and l45 franklin st., "a Walker It,, 9! aonros It.,
% Greene st. 80 Market st, III and 40 Greenwe E
o and 80 East Broadway, IN Cathsrine ct, ~ 9th
thops stores, aud saloons. Inquire ~ ard lst Iot
LODEL, lhiSl.t-
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LOST AND FOUND.

IIORSE FOUND-BLACK STRAY HORSE
1came In the enclosure OF tho eubTcrihor April 7ih.
The owner can have her b. oyni pyops ~ and ~ =
M expcEFCs,hv applying 10 AlChAhL O. bEs N u,
New Utrecht, l.. l. ----.. M,lSl,t
xXTATCH LOST OR STOLFN--S5 Reward
w The owner win be found az ~ Ceatrn y.
MICHAEL DUNN. The number Of the witch ta ~
n. q. Tobias; gold ono. l''l''z
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d. s. NAvY.-In the Navy Yards at Boston,
are fourteen ships Of war which can Be got
ready for sea in few weeks. These vesses
carry collectiscly 31S guns, and will be mana
Cd by b,000 men. The greatest activity prs-
walls in all the Navy Yards, and In fact IN ev9y
department Of the Government.
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The WnANorOs HeIald recommends tia
people OF North Carolina to take possession 0,
:Ls iOItg In that stste.
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EMPLOYMENT-FemnIe.

nAKER WANTED-TO GO A SHORT
Sbeady-one that baa been accustomed 70 pie baking,
Inquire for two dsyr, at Ro-e Il, between ~ NJ and
AP. N. 1I,1Gj,2
SERVANTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
~ All frst class srvants, alro re- pectablc pcrons
hteiy landed wanting situations immld atsly in rem
uemens families, hotels, sc, will he suited, without
any delay whatever,hy applying a ~ rnry a. brook.
kn- mhZb 2lac.l9l
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IsaAKI wAarHnupu

Gov. WAsrirtRS has received n dispatch nom tbs
6ccietary ~ War, stating that Msine's auo4a o.
tr'opa will he required at their rendezvous By -
Y0th Of May.
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EMPLOYMENT yvANTEE.

CHhMBERMAlD-W BY A PROF
~ cstant girl, no can furni good reference st-
uation ns clamtormHid aud TuHmstrrar. Inquire at
~ HGreenwich q, upp'r toUr. l7,i,2
EMPLOYMENT WANT EDDY A YOUNG
IL unmarried SCotclman, n steady IlncG in any
employ or locality know huursl well dry goods,
also sroocIlos, the caro- CT horsos careful diver,
writes and hlues pretty well, reference tom present
and former employers, ra"ps very moderate Ad-
dress J. CLAUDE, at J. EUBERFSoS's, q Walker
dTeet. 1G,1I1,3
uOUSEWORK.-WA WANTED. 4 SITUATION
L In the country OF O farm, hy az american widow,
where there Il q small dairy; understands pain cook
Inc, and not afraid Of work. liessc call at $40 and
u. lG.l5I,A
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GROCERY STORE TO LEr-AT TIRE
u4n, M y M,rrisaui', M oli ca'srii he'd no
"rNi - nui d Ntillus Hlro AZ, Al hciUei and lats
or ,ar. Arrly to JOHN X. IktSFR, Tr '.,nnt,
ht'he'tT county. E,l2n2
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A PARTMENTS TO LET WITH IMMEDI.

- ate gos,es,ion- The ir,t floor, front and BACK
ICONS and front aud l.. ck has mrut, rent Sl3, No.
ssap,c dr,ct. Alao, the 1t floor, rooms and thso.
nn nt rnt - b, No ~ R,nN ick It Al-o, basI N,
ttor", i.ut ~ III, No. - Madison 4. Nryy No III
4 its.lI
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TO LET.

n PARTMENTS ITO LET - SEVERAL
SAecntcci apAitnonts OF rooms each,st 81 Ninth 4
mar ave- lJI And lCG Sixth g. and l1s Scy,nth Il
neN ave rent, - 30 TO Sl0. Apply 100 Seven
ttn'h ~, near LIT ave. 1G1Oe,3
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HOUSE AND STORE TO LET, At TIE
kh'ny :! uign aud ,yiut st'. Inquire ol Nr. RAN
NIfll, S'tnu'tg', II ooklyI. 1s,i..,3
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REAR. ESTATE.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON LIBER
- al terms, or exchange for improved city property
pn building Lore convenient TO railroads, In brooklyn
N the oth and iXh wards; price from $50 900 pe
Brooklyn, q wM. T. MILLS. mh2i ,2Isc, l6S
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ARTICLES EOR SALE.

billiard AND BAGATELLE TABLES
for sale Cturcd, and cuuftl lutlv on hand,
t22o Third ct, between aNrs II aud &; G't1 eCc nd
ables for pale rpi- plac'IAJ
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HOUSES 10 IET--lN BROOKLlN, TWO
- new two t'"r, eud ha',ment brick hon - IN Dc-
tnlh ave, rdIniriug SIuiIn It. with All the mpI. rn
u proven. nt.. Apilv tp rApEAl', LOCkWOODic h
-, No. - Washington Il, Nrs UTk anil gIac'ITD
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( COTTAGES 10 LET ON EAST ND
- RI, u,nr Eth ave, Nov ~ aud Il two rn,llI meat
TtlE'a. e. mail neat tH1nUs: STAGE paa. the door
TAT 500. Inquire 20 Eat al.t I, IIllhG
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RUlIDlNG TO IET--A FINE BRICK
- building, Wet lith u, near BroIdwn , suita-
llc for livery stable, carpenter chop, or anv me.
th.iCt Iurl'r viii iu HtIel iuip itor, to suit
I!i,yt adioiuinr. lIlll3
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A PARTMENTS TO LEI THE UPPER
part Of the four story brick buildina 81 Fulton
~ Brookiyn !. L. cont aiming twenty-five room, fIenh
lnEnd d and painted with "a, water, dainhw alter
SC This i- the beet location IN ths city or boardnl
nous, bring within 10 minutes oi Fulton End Wall
.ts stetric all the city car. pas the door N,py on
tie pr,mi-cr lG,"hi,0
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IORS- : FOR SALE..-fO HORSES JUST
llfrom the country from 70 year, old from a. 70
hands hirh,tt tor coal Clit slowed prc., iC .uuu
rprc,', or any down town work viii hc s.'l r, AZ,
lded for smaller ponies Inquire at aii anal q,
l. Y. if,g,.,3
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XNTAGONS-FIT FOR EVERY BUSINESS
w purpose, constantly on hand or midh to order;
VERY article got here. warranted TO 10 ~ r2pgeem d
'ou can get good article and delay; yo,l viii Grd
his Place "a favorable a. any that can b. ICuai
yTE%ART'S weron Factor, Esd u, Eclr ,tL ave.
Also sOme second handed wagons, In good orisr,,
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sOi ~ 10 LEA HOUSE AND /
~ sgr". q ltIH, 1t horkV,lir; rent 800 II,urc
v y. u VII. ~ W.. ~ ,.h r.Ll !. IL L L-L.I
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WAGON FOR sALE-A LIGHT, SHIFT,
aice, Slib The owner has M further u 10 II.
Apply at 3i5 lilteckcr Vt, up stairs. lj,lT?,3
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REAl. estate.

HOUSE WITH SIORs FOR salt
II good basemcnt, q fine location for q tnkert; 2
oss the oppotite the dntrct school 10 tse
Ut ated in Eat New loik, L. l.; rr'cc $l.lNn, part
N MORTGAGE. forpar'iculArs inquire OF J. HlrClI.
ENS, on the premi.s lIllhJ
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IORSE STRAYED-f5 REWARD-S'rav.
Il cd from th' subscribOr tho ne ght uf tn lth
April, q u y lIDr.', II hIult hiHh Il II arIrg
both Eno,a. MhoeFer will ICt lrn th' sail Iia'1c >
DIN QUINN, llhth street and 4 ia ave., y r.i' ie-
sisc the above reward. iGl2,2 q
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ROOMS AyRS 6sSlaRn,.

DOARD-4 RESPECTABLE MEN CAN
- b. comfrrta' " puted with rood heard aud rooms
N 10 Third avenue; two ~ ~, and two Mt ~ 20.
Entrance next the Drug Storc, corner OF Ith St
anil 2Iac'2G6
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ID &. BULKLEY, AUCT'R-WILL SELL
L on Wclncs day, April ";th gt f. o'c'oct NJ the
derchants Exchange, By order ot the Supr me Court
Under the direction OF II. LtFflNGWEIL, Eel, Ref
rec.
No. 9G Jamos street, a5sloo 3, frame building.
No 10 sOS7i,
Mrp4 AT the Office % Wall It, ,lauucey Count
G,lyh9 SMITH " OODWARD, Att'yp. - Wall {.
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uORSF, CART AND HARNESS FOR
II salc-A good strong horrc ait Ct't uUd ha'urf.,
II In good ordcr; horse rutIbln tor TO- Nagna csa
AIT Cr tuck Can We ,Ccn ut sCs Eat 18th ~ .G2'tG
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In virtue Of the power vested In me BY the o-us,sn
tor ] hertby elniro the Senators and Rrpressnse
tves ~ the state TO sssenlbs In thsir re-pec1iv,
chambers at the Capitol Of Augusta, ON Mondsy tn
I'D day of April, at n O'Clock, N consider and de-
ser mine upon the present condition Of the couury
signed, "..r
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RASEMENT TO LET Ar \ MODERATE
- iCHt The la ,mrui o InJ Bfuomc { ,ut, la ing
a.o an t~nc' o. 4. n,r ~ ct, fiutahly ,Ir Din
iNHp b.iAd SU,'oh. Apply OF W. pNlNN, a.
r.aTiDn a. ltlaIl
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OI1AGE, Sc. 10 LET.-A COTI AGE,
~ ,s'1Nc and l.t', AZ Esycuswrcd, L. l., ab,ut
pWic'' from thy boat Land ~ rgrt :. a year In
lI,r' Ct Mn. NNlLIlE, No. I"S East ilou I ~ "a ~
or 10 Mr.. VAN AlSr, RRvcrswoCI iG,lI',G
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pOOMS TO LET IN BEOOKLYN-WlrV
~ iminCdia ppg'cpion, basement with range, 20
srlors on hrrt 90, ,66m, on 'hird tgor,aud 60 ~
mly other 'amil, iI the hur1r, Frs fixture, No
ioSers II, adjacent t, citv railroads aud ierrles hp
Nv o"?1 Atlantic st, brooklyn, or No. Go'd.i, "
r., up fts'rs IG2-h,H
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EINKLE Il LYONS SEWING MACHINE
Co; pr,cca reduced, Ncw I'D tSbl, b, INN =,
rtrie tucker, bind =, g., &C sat. .'ic' On
uarantccd, or money Teiund,G Ascent. , AZ d. va
3s BTOadway, y. \. RliU'Il2
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JORSES SOLD CHEAP OR EXCHANGED

L - horses from tho c0uutry, from - ~ lrnfs
lgll, rom to YEAR old, poncy built, ~ Tor truck,
rts, Ice WAGONS, butchers grocer, rlv hu ne =;
srrRntcd sound and kind In all harm IN "ir' at
70 Grand II, \. y. lt,g,;.B
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pOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
- chanics can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms at 2 Allen street. Al single
room with without board Two boya " III b. ncouDp-
modAted at 20a. n wepk. apll 2IaC' l9I
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AOkNE lok SALE-A SMALL tANADl-
- an Inuoy, years old, uer,Ct,t sand md rgu'i
nth nearly new lirht business wnrol, harness, sc,
gi"!, \ tn owner h1s 10 tuItl,I u.c tpr tA,m
u tVtHt Jon - Z. lE,"liB
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MARRIAGES. FOR SALE CllEAP-ONE
- good id hand six seated rochiNa,, With division
rbut, II, 1T lu!t, only ~ Utc muHhs ~ private
.mily; Hlsn ono GOOD ID hand not % lu.Es srnn.
Apply TO BRADlEl'S static, h2 W, 10th !, y Y.