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only three quarters of the States will 60 INTO
Constitutional Convention, and it will thus take
a unanimous vote to get any amendment what
ever. The prospect OF doing this ! presume VIII
not be esteemed brilliant, unless by Mr.. Everett
and Mr.. Tyler, and other antedluNIons.
The Senate has no intention of confirming the
appointment of Mr.. Attorney-General BLACK 10
I'll the vacancy on the bench OF the Supreme
Conrt, caused by the death of Judge Daniel OF
Virginia last Spring That body had an Execu-
tive session on it day before yesterday, and had
a disorderly time, which nobody is supposed to
know anything about, because the members are
sworn to secrecy on such occasions. some
Douglas men want to act on it and MI BLACK,
and make the President appoint somebody else
in his place. But it is not worth Whl'e 10 hurI
Mr.. Blacks feelings, or put The Precedent TO The
trouble of finding A new man. The Republicans
will thus vote to remH the question to Mr. LIN
coins Administration, and give the new President
the appointment
There ia an immense amount of gos blown OF
in the payers about the taking OF Forts Pickehs
and Sumter. But there is not particle OF
foundation for expecting such result. The Be-
cessionists have done nothing thus far but Steof
and there is 30 evidence that they are able To
do ANYTHING else, 80 far as Government property
is concerned. The whisky.drinking members of
the ragged regiments before Pensacola did not
hesitate 10 come out of the ranks and damn their
captains for being fools and towards. and were
cheered for their performance, and asked in to
take fresh drink by way of approval. few
similar occurrences made the authorities think it
best to scatter their demoralized forces before
they took to robbing and hanging their leaders.
This is what the telegraphic reporters of that
quarter styled agreeing 10 drmisttce with Lieut.
Slemmer. As to Fort Sumter, Gov. Plckens has
no intention of attacking it, except through ap-
proaches upon Mr.. Buchanan. But as he Is sur
rounded by such moats and bitches as Holt and
Stanton, and defended by Scott, it Is not e1-
pected that a breach can be made even in this
weakest part of all our defenses. But If the
Charleston boys, who have got very tired wait
ing for the application Of thst lint and linen so
long ago prepared by the Carolina matrons, pre-
cipitate an attack in spite of their leaders, they
will simply run their heads against q stone wall
Col. Anderson has not the least apprehension
of being captured by any assault the boys can
make and his opinion is shared by all the best
military authorities. J. $. p.
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.XXXVITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHISGToN, Feb. y, iooi'
The VICE-PRESiDENT announced that he had ie'
ceived the resolutions of the Democratic State ooh
vention of Ohio. ,,
Objection was made TO their reception, on the grouuu
that they were not specially addressed to the Senate
After some discussion the resolutions were receiver
Yeas -, Nays H. ,.., Co.
MIR. SEWARD (Rep, N. " presented petitions ior
the settlement of tho difficulties OF the country.
Aro the resolutions Of the Legislature Of
Mr. CRTTrENDEN Am, Ky.) presented memo memo
rails of citizens of Kentucky in favor Oi the 0t'ehueh
resolutions ,,.,,;o .
Mr.. CRlTTENDEN also presented the resollIlo' -
the Democratic State Convention Of Connecticut dhd
a large number of petitions. ,-.,.;.. ., o;t;.
Mr. KING (Rep, N Y presented petitions Oh siu
zensof the State OF NewYork, earnestly remohS'a's
against any legislation for extending Slavery III 'no
MIR. TEN EYCK rep, N. j. presented resolutions
of The Republican members OF the NewJersey ieSlS-
hture. ,L I'm 60 rov
Mr.. WILSON rep, Mass.l Introduced Dill 70 pay
Franklin Haven and associates 81 700 III pay ment oi
ALI moneys deposited with the Post-Oiice Department
This il The matter OF the removal OF the Boston fos'
Office from Summer TO State street.
The Indian Appropriation bill was taken up.
Pending the debate on the amendments, A.,
Mr.. GWIN (Dem-, Cal.) made report IRON ,ne
Committee Of Conference on the deficiency ph', 'ha
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attempt to reinforce Fort Sum:er' which would
bring on general engagement. L do not think
Ahat if they have their own way, they will COM
mence the siege sooner than week OF ten Gays
from this time, for their floating battery VIII not
be competed sooner, and they are IN hopes OF
having the Armstrong guns to assist IN the siege.
These are two important and expensive instru-
mentalities, without which they would not VIII
Iprly 20 into the fight.
The Reyolutionist. DO not expect that Major
Anderson will undertake to shell Charleston, or
make any demonstration whatever on the city.
Many think he could not, were he so disposed.
A Swedish ship has left this port with full
cargo of cotton and clearance from Collector
Colcock. issued in the name of South Carolina,
the only instance of the kind.
1t is supposed that not less than two thousand
free negroes have left Charleston, and other parts
of the State in proportion, within the last month,
under the late expulsion act, which has been at
tended with many cases of extreme hardship.
In some instances volunteer companies in this
city are composed largely of Northerners--elerks,
bookkeepers, and other salaried men, who, more
from motives of policy than anything eise al
lowed themselves to drift with the current, little
dreaming, in most instances it is believed, that
they would ever be brought to fight the United
States. and Law down their lives in the cause of
Rebellion. / parted with one this morning, on
his leaving for Morris Island, with PRESENT.
ment. as he assured me, that he would never
return alive. He hiss wife and family in New
England. His heart was with them, not in the
cause he was forced to fight for. He gave me
TO understand that there were many more within
his acquaintance similarly situated. / am for
freedom of opinion and speech but ! have
thorough contempt for class of Northerners,
here for jobs, who Out-lIerod lIerod in their de-
punciatons of the North and devotion to the
South. They are a great set of hypOcrites, and,
in this respect as thorough scainps as ever lived
Some of them have so oSerdone tho thing as to
obtain the contempt of the native Rebels, whose
favor they thus hoped to propitiate.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FAILURE OF FREE GOVERNMENT.
The partsans of monarchy in the Old "oria
are beginning to proclaim what they have lCas
prophecied-the failure of our RePu0lc' il'
imbecility of the Administration of Buchanan N
the face of treason, they mistake for weakness
inherent in the Government itself, and areaoy
tbe name of the United States has become Dug
hs,r with which to frighten European Repuolt
cans The Journal des Debats closes fe''''
article ON American affairs thus:
what force shall stay the Union in its do~'""
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fatigue, be made bed Of leayes and laid his
head upon stone, to take snooze. All at once
he was walked up by storm of rattles on every
side, which his ear quickly interpreted, and ris-
ing from bis bed, he softly made his way out Of
the nest of rattlesnakes into which he had un-
Willingly strayed. His next effort at spreading
for himself couch in the forest was not a whit
more successful, for he was walked up shortly
after he laid down, by shower of Kisses, which
proved to be the warnings Of nest of copper
heads, out of which he stealthily wormed his
way. SO with the Republicans if they escape
from the fangs of the Breckenridge Secession
rattlesnakes, it is TO be assaed by the still more
poisonous ones of the Bell and Everett copper
heads.
The Eastern trains were crowded to-day with
visitors to Washington, who are nOcking to the
capital in advance of the Inauguration, at which
they mean TO assist. Let the friends of Lincoln
and Hamlin be present in numbers sufficient to
strike terror into the hearts of traitors, whether
they be high or low.
The Republicans Of Wheeling voted to a man
for the gallant Clemens, who is for the UnCn
naked, as it is, whereupOn Baltimore Bel and
Everett paper, this morning, snubs the Repub-
lcans of Maryland for not voting for its candi-
dates. The Republicans of Maryland do not see
that they lost anything by their support of Lin.
coin and IIamlin, but they do see, that the Bell
men gave the State to Breckenridge, by not Join
ing the victorious party.
1t is matter Of no little wonder that the
country should be indebted to the Hon. Andrew
Johnson of Tennessee, q Breckenridge and Lane
Democrat for stripping off the hideouS mask of
Secession from the face of his party, and yndl-
eating the Constitution from this heresy, in such
fitting language, while the Republicans have gen.
orally dealt so gingerly with the treason.
Over thousand dollars have been contributed
by our rich men, in the last two days, for the
relief of the suffering mechanics thrown out OF
work by the effects of the instruction counte-
nanced by most of these very nabObs.
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the Committee unable to agree and asked 70 Do
discharged. The Committee were discharged.
@ Mr. HALE Rep, N. H. made motion that the
senate recede from its amendments, which was laid
The discussion was then continued on the Indian
Appropriation BILL ~ -1'.''
ne Nsvai Appropriation bill was taken up and
passed. when the Senate adjourned to Monday.
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TUE PRO-SLAVERY REBELLION.

THE TREASON IN WASHINGTON.
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Major Anderson PractiCing his COlumbiadS'
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TaE PRO-SLAVERY REBELLION.
THE TREASON IN WASHINGTON.
The Union Sentiment in Maryland.
The WAR PREPARATIONS AT CHARLESTON.
Major Anderson Practicing his COlumbladS'
= ACTIVITY OF TEE REBELS.
The Southern Provisional Government
THE CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
Election Of President and Vice-PreSident'
ACTIVITY OF TEE REBELS.
The Southern Provisional Government
THE CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
Election Of President and Vice-PreSident
FROM WASHINGTON.

GIN. SCOTS, Hollis, AND STATIONS GREAT
sERyrCEs-TREAsON OF THE SLAVE DIS
rRICTs-FOssIL CoNvoCATIoN-FoRTsP PICK
EMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
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The Union Sentiment in Maryland
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DEATHS.

ATKIEBON-On Saturday, 2Ith Inst. CT Abscess Of
ths lungs Jtmes Atkipson. agsd SO Jears
The hiends Of the family are rrrpectfally invited
% attend the funeral, this Mouaa.) aftsrnooe asth
ass sishih ave. li6
BRYANT-By drovnir q. on Saturday, aoth Inst,
Samuel Ripley Bryant, aged ~ years. 40
HDwARD5-0n the felh iust W.T.. II. Rdwsrd,,
aged 70 yea q, month"; ana IS days.
Ledge, ne. g23, r. a. NJ are respectfully inxitoa q
Attend the funeral Tues Say stn NOM, sOth ms
ct IN oeiook- ffom his late rsadeDos e6o Ninth avs
HAMILTON On Saturday. eth inst. after sh f, I
bot lDess, Anp, elfeet dan ter OF Gt ofge
hamilton, q native d tse Pafish OF q .ppagb, tom
land Of Edeudeny, County Tyrone, Ireland, ssed al
yexu.
tMo1dss) Afternoon, goth inst, at O'CLOCK from her
late rrsidef co, 10 'ufiok IT. H. remains will be
taken 10 Greer wood Cemetery Ter iutarment 90
KELLEY- On eunday, qsth inst, Hugh N. Kelly,
In the I8a ear o. his sse.
His fienAs and acquaintance arc respectfully In
vited 10 atteod the funeral, on ueedAy afternoon,
e0th n, At IN O'Clock, from bis late rendenoe, 50
Wet 2o,h Il. 90
RYAN-In Brooklyn, Z, D on Sunday, asth inst,
CatbariDe Ryan, wife Of Michte RyAE, aged ~ yrr
Tne ffesds and relatives o. ths tHmiy 40 se-gso,.
fully invited 70 attend the funeraL this tMoniayl
afterDeop At O'Clock. from hsr late residence l3s
North ! h Il. 10
sCoTT-on Sunday, Qsth last, Mrs. MIry scst.,
Ths rsaiiv- ana frisnas Of ths family are r-spsss
tuiiy invited 10 sttsnd the funeral, this tMondayl
aftsruooa, at o'clock frorp tho residance OF her
con Law, Gilbert Vail. las South OH st. Williams
burgs. %
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Hsnss Of Representative.

The House passed the Senate bill, appropriI-
ting two millions Of dollars 10 pay for the
Transports alton and dslivsry Of arms TO loyal
eitizsns in the rsbellious StatsS, and the Or
ganiAir Of such parsons for their protection
against Instruction and domestic violence.
The House than went Into Committee Of the
whole on ths direct tax bill.
Altar various amsndmsnts had BEEN debated,
the epacting clause, on motion Of Mr.. MALLo-
NJ (Ky.1 was stricken out-Ysas IS; nays 80.
The Committee rose, when this fact was
reported 70 the House.
Mr.. WIcKIlYEn Osm., Ky.), dlsired 10
rscommit the bill, with instIuetiOns.
n. BsHyKns pa )-Why, the bill Is dad.
De aetica Of the COMMITTEES the IN woula b
dssd, bat not otherwise. I,ths BOuss shOuld
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= l N A N CT A L, 60.
NEW YORK, saturday, July ~

NEW YORK. Saturday, July ~.
Tbs s,oek nsrkd opened heavy this morning,
tui improved somewhat as the call proceeded.
G1vsrnmtn, stocks were qpIts hsavJ;
Ia msHey there 10 no change. On call II IL abuu-
dart ~ Be psr cont, and can be had d bank and
~ the discount housIs upon very hvorabls terms,
provided slways ths paper Is arsa clAss.
The following are hs.ns Thompsou Broshsrs'
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MILITARY.

~. y. :. .ss n.s. .., Y:s,. q, .-- !,
ehtuld prepafe q emssives for the 1 r. vers, tts
as,tss q yf. IT, os eIJ ssH ar AIN
eAionally durit g The can paign win iosure souud
health 70 even man. Oniy 70 osnts per boz. ICE
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INSURANCE..

A RE You IESUREDi
"A RUraKRs' FIRE IEs. Co., ITS Chatham gausra.I
pIyIplND.-Ths Diresfon hS": declared
Psyabls % he fast Day 81 ATdtsf ri NETT folI
Ths Han.ier books WIN be oiossd fsom ths Saih
ln1k TN August Id
h ., FELLows.
"a vi siss 1914
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Balance July aO....... ts.bT9,08S ~
or RECIPES for dudes during the wax $780,.
Ns % we're In Treasury nosss.
Tbs above 'Abls shows an increase Of % Qol,sSl O.
In ths smouna In ths hands Of Tie AssislAn, Trs..
sur.r' % compared with she close Of The previous
weskt
rhs following ID Comparative s.A.smsu. ct shs
imports OF iOrs'm dry goods q. New York, for ths
week and since Jan. Ia
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REAL ESTATE.

EARM FOR SALE-A FINE FARM or
Il IL aerss, with good buildings, with plenty Of
good ba,ldings, with crops and stock; one Of 400
acre.. Fine cha ca for q man 70 get q pace for A
h,ms,c,chsap. Inquire at Gas Greenwich 4, g.
hALCoLA. jyfT 4'i3T
EARNS FOR SALE CHEAP-72 ACRES,
all ullsbls, Bny improved. well located, 10 rod
good nedshborhosd, iue road', ehu che,, schools,
.tores mIs and shop. oonveniant, miles from Sara
70 suit also 20 acre. with smAll Iou'a. near the
bon 800 Bun ofiioa. Jy1T 2stO5
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saENKRAI; RUHuNEsa.
ARMY EXPRESS.

RND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS BIZ aARNDEN'S EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, AZ THEY HAVE TTE
U. g. GovERBNRNr PERMISSION 10
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FORT
RESS MoNROR WASHIHGroN, AND
ALL OTHER P0IHTs FOR HALF RATES.
THER ExPREss ID THE OLDEST IN
THE UHITED STATES. .
THEIR GREAT EASTERN AND fHuA-
DELPHIA KxPRSssES sRNr A. FOE
hEBLr. 30 2t>esfoJ
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PROVISIONS.


TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED,
form. by Or. WAIT s0N,b Bond 1t. Beautiful,
strong le'ts ip!eIted from 80 upward, All work
WArrs ted and at the lowest pices. CALI solicited
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pAIM or WHITE LILLIEs-LADIEa.
An ~ ffsssikivis'd - VA TTYitsd DE-
akIr Il stands pnrivaiieA 10 thQ.s vho srs n ~
habtt q usins Uhaik Bah, kssn fun- o. LAny Whits,
shouk hT ~
RAIN OF WHITE LuL.ra
rhis A.iishtful ana hishU pertrrp>1 rr~parr,f,p
e neqqslled tor renewing PrhPIlEA bfOfOHRI,
TAN, sUHpCRN, FRncK1. n, and al kEiperfsctieui
from the adm, rendsrtnE beautifully olssr no Anf
.hita, rivrRins Nstars In hsr fsiress hr. war
rsnted 20 - free from ali nursus in~vtsnts, and y
an llks n frisp only - ecsh-- Dan Be- had a N
sosth $500 = wph-"<suosh' sn1 = h,fhsh
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rhs following table will show the .ssAl reOeipas
and payments u the Assistant Treasures onios,
and the receipts q. ths Custom HOUSE for the prSssnl
weak
CusAom HouSs AazislAna TruAsursfAu
RsceiptA RsoeipAs- Payments.
s20e,s5o 70 b6el,e0a "a A40S,ToI II
Balance July d., B9TSO96 10
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LIE CORD IAL-FEMALKS OF ALL
- SO who are suffering fron inv ard we1kaess,
tte 1od w uld obi lin renewed health and .trsnsth
mould male trial Of d.. ANDRR5oNS e-'
FEMALE LIFE GoRHIAL.
1sthers Who have daughters Of a eak and naYvor.
eoaaitutlon, shou'a get bottle Of his eTcelIsnt
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
ana let lhsm take IT. II Is the best corrector Of the
FINALE SYSTEM
syfb SSaq h For all tho.e Aisre.iBg co npl,ints
N ss,ts ieaes are 10 often tr ,ub ID, especially
Ihh AZ ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED,
spa NE hnn1reds who are no ENJOYING good hsslth
~ 49, Ity as 90 you will be- II osn be taken al
.t IN peiIect sAtety and l. totally teyoid on All
e. Sosfs. 20 pol pGsl;scnGr. sfuF Pdce 81 PSF bSs
G,sd State. a q se eoitiSs a. assnsE 5SE the
bSIsh, and car H, = had q Dew York. AZ 81 sssSts
ae ooInsr Ai.en and Stanton 3D. cornor II "a ,ton
sysnas and soth 4 10 BroOkiyn. a. he oasnsr q
wv" ~ r'~Ann AVE. Hh 2laa.SQa
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COAL.

GOAL FOR SALE-s4 so PER TON, THIS
" week, for the best family coal, steve range crate
and furnsce Sizes delivered FREQ and clean One
ltON Bouery, near Broome d. iy3T 3'lb9
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TO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS THE
L nsv aud oommodious steAmbeAtA MAJOR AN
Inquire on board, or Of NJ j. O0hSIDINn, lle South
H., opposite the hartford steamboat landing.
jyIb Mac'll4
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To LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-NlCE APART
Nmln',, W., rooms, on I'd ao1r and Q bedroo~s.
rent e,3 ito asmali genteel family, No. ia Rvex
No. 70 Sean,ae ct; aso I'd hoor front room and bed
room tent 90, No. $40 MAdlsea IL ALA "a IL Or, attic
81. Apply No. llA RsseI &C. iy29 s'i40
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HOUSES TO LsT-THE 3 STORY Brick
Il L hou %, Noe. I aud Varick ct rent moderate
in +. order. ApplJ To JACOB A. HAZEL, No.
ll4 kssex u. jy29 s'l4l
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sTEANIBOATs.

MORNING LINE BOB PEEKSkILL-
vi The AURORA leave Jay & daily tyithout
1csPs,pSny a ~ hsss. At p Ws:. 10Th 10Th A%Ssa
town, Sing hlng, HAveEstraw, Grassy Point and YsI
planks Returning, leaves Peekakill at r. N. FAv-
iylT 94Aesta1
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COTTAGE HOUSES TO LIZ r--IS BROOK
" lyn. BEDFORD ave, near P.rk ave, tao cottage
houses rooms each, water bath. gas, all In com
sletj rder, Apply 70 n, PHILIIIps, Skillmsa 1t
east Side, 10th house south Of Myrtle svenueyST g
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

HREDITORs OF j. NJ. LOOMS, CHI
cago, III will cal on me at the fiici Of a. A.
thLLIts, Attsrn'y, No. 7 Chatham stsyet, before
" NJ ior thTee days. ID. ID. DRlSCOLL, Assignee.
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THE STEAMBOAT MAJOR AMBER.
i SON runs daily TO the Military Eae1mpmsnts at
RikeTT I,lsnd, Fort schuyler and Will. It's Point,
IA 4 each way Of 10th 90, r. X. tyN O'lJa
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SrABLlNG - BRICK STALLS TO LET,
month. Apply at a Mott q. ly2G O.l29
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uOU SGS TO RENT CHEAP-PARrS OF
h,usea b rent obeao-one hoor-oroto1 water
az other eonvenences iBT SSest seth 4 prics Ais
pI n onth Lso 20 West sIih q, s5 aud 80 par
month alD i1ors In factory 1870 WSst 9Th 81. APP
Ply on the pssmisep, a. above. Jy29 3'll6
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SToRE AND BASEMENT TO LET-AT
- 10 Norfolk st., corner Of Grand st.. . large
store and basement with oOuntof cellar, first rate
star for gene raj grocery bus ST. possession
CONGER. baT S'lOI
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MADICnN11.

'DR. BONE, l67 WEST HOUSTON st.,
=. s1Ts. dl.eases o. TIE Heart Lunp Liver, Kid
49,. oia giSer Tuner AHd every form q .kin
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A UCrIoN SALE OF READY MApF

sp,s nj e,I ts,s tay,2Sth lst :, iex oc,ooi ~.
kt % eeth. o.vh-rrs and Toes frook ssoi. az
bu.h essos sf., e'ctA csesimers auA sauncf rant.
ak, ssiin, velvet q d e.oth ysr., 10, ooths and
oee'ms, -; alao large lot o. gu'ts petohs sooss
eemo, ny oosts psnts, legg,nS sprons, hat. ana
psyy snts.dre Dsvs, horss covers. se! siss an n
vcios Of .peans toe rays, of tons a. See AID nat
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CTATE OF NEW YORK,
~ Ast Quartz run STORE Geul Department.
81 waller street.,
Nss YsIk, July asd, 1861.
ouartermssters pepsrtn sut ct tnn dspst. nust BE-
prssontod AT OnCk af this ONES for settteneut,
q. A. Arthur,
knsioeer In Chisf and
y9q sHkTHT95 Acting AaT ooarterm sstsr Gen
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rURhIsHBD or Infurnished rooms, co eunoIk. 10 o
FURMsHsD plrlor. with Ess-is0 orsrd st. SIS
FUkNIsHHD or unfurnished Oh sap 800 Sd aveST,2
FURNIsHbD room to single ssnt-9Sl Bowsrv. 9e.4
FURNsHED or unfurnishsd rooms, 90 saGoIk. SIS
4 FURNIeHKD ro,ms,i62 Z. Bsay; inquire In store
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bhips baenA VlssA Tor bldnsyi bvalov, Hsyle;
griu Open asa. 0rAnAds; UrAnus GiSa ter Co.,
dsiiA. HAikx 4. r.aas VIVA, BareslsnA. v Rias.
DsDmela,
WsAhinston. UvSgpool ships o Cor. neoas nf
liverpool Young A. erica L,adan, buiiisa, hR
Have hA'hsfdA ha.ol MIA, nnI.Analsj
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ST0RE AND DWELLING TO LET IN
- Brookiynon Gold street, o. feet south Of Ny rte
&C.; rent $3.50 per anuum. Apply TO J. u. ALLHE,
% Walker q, Tx. Iy2T G'l3l
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BAKKBY for sale, bss sth Az, door above a9d.ss,s
oONrBCTIOnARY for sale -C5i 9th ave. 21a
FANCY store Bs~p Dept for saie-2l6 ave b. 3
aRoOERY, stock q fixtures. 29s Ninth ave. 29.2
MILK route for pais ehssp-sa leT East sSth q. 1854
STORE fixture, Of butcher shop.sls I9,h st.20 2
TAILOR ttore for sale cheap, ct 8 Ridss ct. l4b
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QAKERY FOR SALE-A ZINE BAKERY
Newark, on ore Of bs best eovpsrs. nsE The depot
I'LL DO sol1 on easy terms. This Y rare shsnes
sLL'S suaines AssueN II CeaAr d, Ra5 riib'
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"A OCrI0N sALE-TO GOLD AcD sfI-
Ihver rehpers, merchants aud othera A N CRIs
TALAt. sucre VII sell on Tuesday, sota Inst al
con'snts otssa rehnery, eoaait ug Of arE, fot of
cfudbies mortsrS assay furnaces. sh,fsins and bet.
ioree, BOOSTING dhmny aud pi,ttorm scale also bn,
hnn scale and vstght tounte - sheivins oIiies FAR
huers WEEP Iaa