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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

/ l,OR sALE-A SPLENDID SoRHEL HORSE, IS HANDS
/ high, warranted sund and kind In singfe doubt,
harness years ODD web SUI ed 70 butcher,
MY at The st.be New Chambers three
/ from n, sip L. ~ArE1SOs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

NNasTED TO p hCBAsk-a ROUSE UN COrIA4t
w IN the eitv neighbJrhood with garden sa
HI. facing kcrn rivers preferred pfic about x5U
good neisshorhood and fec ites for reaching all
Adar.,rs W seralJ ouce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

n'Ut SALE X To hkSI-ON riFTn AVE Ur., w cs1
sde, be,se.n to' seoood and fry third streas
and first lass ~ 25xs5 feet four stories brow
stone. built and Il: rh.d In he bst Apply
LA NAOM 4 70, NO Pine stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

Gtra sALk-bODsE AND STABLE AT auDSoN ivy
y II. paiisade avenu. in dect line with tho pl snt
wall from Dob ,sen, WI be soii heap for cash inmoi
applied for inquire OF W. sGS NJ fearl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-16

spoLd,ut of the London TINES gives
o ao, JuIt oia trial at Milan Of man named
li';rii, for commi.Iing!a number of murders
J. =. ia Is venerable looking man IS years old
Do h .,'s gray hairs smoothed sleekly over his
. ~ 'a-, sId seem, the last man 10 commit an
& ia llc Was house porter in easy cir
{ us' uo,s, and 80 a. .iduoJs in the discharge of
! religious duties that he was quite a lavorite
With the priests. When the President of tho
court asked him why he murdered tho woman
loroccLia, G6 years old, who welcomed him to
her he use with perfect trust, he said
What can say to you, my Lord Posi-,
dent Z We were there, all alone tho old
woman smiled a whim or inspiration camo
upon me took up my hltchet, aud lot it 80
her head with 80 good an aim that she did
iot utter one cry she was knocked doSn in
it,ntly, and diod quite easy. When she lay
ca the ground, stretched out, | sat down for
quart, Of AN hour looking a, hsr, and AZ ]
| ,okcd fit Of laughter teiled me. then went
out io' little air, and came back to sleep.
ON the morrow | cut of the womln's lega, TO
b. able 10 put her in ny basket O. kind OF largo
b. ket with handles, used by street 'plrteTs in
! ally to carry burdens on their shoulders to
make it enc job only as | carried her TO my
cellar. When b VI her in my cellar dug a
iuodly grave Had 6rdrd J0S5d) along the wall
I ok out the pieces Of the Old woman, lil
them down on the grave very nicely, stretched
ont at full length, and there was an end Of
IT,.
"And Ribbone What of Ribbone ? asked
n @ Court.
This Hbbone was an old friend of B)ggia; hs
lived in the same house-a good man, fond of
boggis's children, who pAtted them on the
~ ad, bought them penny toys, TO K them out
for walk, and was quite Intimate with tho
nmily. Doggia asked his friend for loan Of
20 lirc. R,bbone promised to try to get them,
but BogSiAs impatience got the better OF him.
lie found scme prstext TO deCoy his poor friend
irto lis cellar, asked him to look for something
he h'd dropped on the ground and as the Other
hatchst which he had sscreted under bis c,.oak,
and with one stroke ON the nApe Of the rsck b,
levelled him, stone dead, with the g.aNnd,
! Bat Why did you kin hini'
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Says the Washington correspondent Of tho
FXrHfss:
Soldering Ia healthy service always iT mon
IN the tnbkS know how TO take caro- Of them.
'ylvos or til, 80 Who command them Tue frs,
hing that struck me tho other night at tbs
siand military Bll near here was the r,sy
h,' h aDd full plump H. oil of two or three hun
h,d ,illccis present. Had beds upon tho
'hr,h, lenty ot lresh air, god food, and W irm
'l"ihi E were tho CAUSES assigned. The good
I od the Government supplies mos. bountifuliy,
but gooi cooking, VIII ca il the best thy.iciin
and medicine regiment of soldiers can be bes,
Ell with, does not follow tho bestoy ment a
liberal nations. Even tent life, with tho earth
to deep upon. msy be made comfor aLlo. The
people living longest in the world are tho Araba.
whose homes are la tents. Tho Regulars do not
'uifer from such exposure, and the Volunteers
make thcmsclyea comfortable both la their cl-
bins huts and tents by means Of a lttlo fire in
n small sheet-iron stove aud thousand sue a A
day have been ltoly sold in tho city. IL Is sad
to 500 how many Ito ir IN personal neglect and
,Nro'urc, but he fault is not in our military
syst N, which is the most perfect in tho world
Notwithstanding we have raised an army from
ten thouInnd T. six hundred thou an men in
the space Of sew n months, and shall d. that in
a year what the r,iocc NAPOLEON recently inti-
mated France had been seventy years in effect
irg.
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Cen Mcclellan.


" Warrington cor'o o'pondent Of the D's'o'
| JOURNAL N.itts ~ itllUws;-
| hm We ll"is 70 ~ "a Introduction col y
| 20 u'", M'Ci nn-- 'M-ck' ~ tbs boys II
| "'"' lS was mos - gahiiy dra-sd. lie hai
." ,ue lui, "ni "m dhs o"tor, .iht-e three
.IllH'' ~" ct iis ruk 81 o.ch shnulirr
| S"h'c""feu CIV = vel httng o. h'- hs De.
nc amy ''P hi"g 70 only commoi III ng
N"ut 'un 'nh tho Vis,- OF tn' p -as " l,k,
.""' ~"'u W .ur Hf"). Sl~ huthin; ot tnat
'."E, "'u " common d.. 'h.''i""i e" m--nor
""' "o,e Hn''" OF 'ho ip ~ hiss aray. H's
W ny '" '"mP'rt in'm, u x stiUg stfsng 9Th
guy W. i'h' Wa r' 'n ui,oly dtHng
i'',-.ue ".i' ~ 10 s"liie- at tlN nitn Of
N'u ." 'l I1i IS. 'n' ~ tn'h pralnf iob a. at
o"os 10 'tt AZ ''na'o".
~ 'o.''.i ~ I' H'" ',-' 'itl u M Vac ffen'h
D'uh,', .'U' A""t" y 'y o,tr snd
,",, ,'n' NV ,h'' 3" "t'ayd u l''. iuc and
E'' ET'ol ne ''' " q r'Na' .. r d.ng-
'nS I,'m "r uul"' t. h' all, b l". out
I.u may, I'm ~ As.or ttlr % m; hr
uuslu', 81 i'''l i"'m "i 'Np'r IN Ot lie
UWsus a. d, IN" ',mm mnns Gcn''a',
'" "i Mh" Gnu o''', l""kiug A. gtavona
Jo't. =" ,'' u" "'", ,d ~h' c'.d %" it ken
~ w. ',ni ~ " ~" s''h, but vhbis ever
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NnpoIcon,- Idea Of ,lnLIua War
The following letter was written by Nlpo
On to AugcTeau on the 2lst Of February, 1874

The following letter was written by Nlpo
'oon to Augcreau on the 2lst Of February, 1914
What Six hours after receiving tho first
ZOO hom s n you arc not In the field Six
ir MS ol rest i5 quil" enough for them. I clr-
uucI'd al NanGis with the br ado Of dragons
{, min,; from Spain, who from B,yonne h ii uot
'ilwn fGiu DO you sny that the Elk bl'tali-
ons from Mines want clothes AMI e1uiplse, and
arc uninstruC' Augcreau, what miserable
excuses ] have destroyed 10000 enemies
AMI without cartridge hONcs. The Nitionh
Guards are pitiful | have horc 1000 from
Angcs and Brctagne Ia round rlund-hits,
without cartrds boxes but with cool welp-
Ons; and have made them tell.
There Is TO money, do You say ? But where
40 you expect 10 gc' money but from tho pockets
OF tho enemy You have no teams Scizo
them. You have no magazine Tut tut
this Is tOo ridiculous. | orler you to pat your
self in the field tw,lyc hours after you receive
Ibis le't'r II YOU arc still the AuecrsLu of
Ca,t'gliunr, keep your comulud. II your six
~ yonr7 are too much for you, rel,nquish il TO
TIE olt.,t Oi your general officer. Tho oouu-
try is menaccd arl in danger. y can only be
,AyCd 10y daIins ami alaCrlty Nnd not by vain
delays. You mus, have a Lgclous Of 5000
Iirkcd tronpsf | have not so manv vet
have destroyed three srmcG, captured 10, 900
prisoners, taken two huudrcl pieces Of artillery
and thrice iayed the "a ii 81. The enemy are
in full flight upon TToyss Bn Laforo thom.
Act no longer as Of Late Resume tho mothol
and spirit OF 90 Whoa Fronohmen see your
plume waving in the van, atd you Il st OF ali
exposed to the enemy fro YOU will TO with
them whate yer you will,
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TIC PbilnfdpNit GAZETTE says that the
clanr IN fashion operate oddly upo, hu-insss.
Sincc tho beard and mou.tacho followed th.
wake of 'sIer and NEE sch pme, aui bocam.
Amoricnn'@h, tho rumbcr Of tarb' ~ shons b.
DIS city h,s C,il,n "a from over two hund al q.
Il M, ti.hty. Alradine brushmtksr in forms
VA lhat FIVE ycats aeo Ia constantly eupl ,ycd
hrec joutn"ymcn tho year round fir tbs so'a
luII"rm m ~ KING IA viug brushes. A. the
p csent IN mcnt u single jolrnrvmln can sup-
ly the entire demand wi hou' oncupyinx
much mora n IN half III. time Whilo ihis Il
me of shaving btrshos, II il eaulllv tru. q
tafrrS Msn. lInua hat usrd to mort fr v to
hhundto goss tvr soast n's s.l,., are rnEun-
dln to dsposo &C one. .frur'h that nnmhor.
Will" many &C them Il II re'ain stock Iy'ue
uton ,ir hrlves for many seasons pest, an ex-
cess ct impouatior pred,cst~d up"n the con-
-, uance Of smOo jowli snd shsven lips
Things hang queorly together. II IL IN the
power OF fashion TO ruin any business in q single
se1Or. Tho class OF manufacturers Who have
hnNe bad tho best snd 10 l,us' run la h are
tho makers Of hoop skir's and adjusti 10 bus
il,.. S'nce Eugenie first cxt Ell need tho 70
lih - maternity, hoop skrt maxers-i ave
h1' th,ir own tim" f iime uf It. A. QUE tuna
quil pms sold 80 high tNa' geese took on mori
"a thar any fowl in sxiS'cnca. A. tits mo-
rtnt ronsequills are scarcely worth tho task II
pr p'CImil x tof market.
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| 10, inauoh dithcul y oi The state loy.rn
mert cur'iss IN the lack &C masns by ~ticN
| ,hc ~ p.ry of tho state eau b4 mtie availsbi.
{ its def nsc. The pjliA ives nrupu,eI by
the G1NHfn,f are an extension uf u, u no fOr
e'llec inf the taxes; m hing Co rfydsrn.o 10 .
',deemdtle To- safe taxes, aud to on ,bla ,bc
Fli"tors 70 itua "supply no,ss," which snail ba
lien On their crops aud negotiable, tho au,.
pension oi ,pecie pay iuyn's by tho b,nk, rad
me i-tub OF small note, b. them . ord n to-
sosts the hui auco of Illegal private ejaculation
lhr Oovoihor does Ot seem G,y, rs,le 20 a STAY
I'Ni tut suggests Law fur the susp-ns ion utc cN
ccu'~ta mnkiog the debt lien On tho pr Dori,
Ia tdNor Uf the creditors
l. u's',ra has now ei.h' voiurtoor rsgi nents
~ Il 'vo at-a.CG3 IA tic 6ct IN vi .ginia; .hf.e
in kcttu by, ono 10 Missouri, aii i've rsml.u
with" the state. besides ihos", 3SJi rnou
have heen must, ted dtec'ly into tho 4 ,nfsd.
'th'c " 90 by he War D,ptr,m m. ThNc
go ihrt"n companies IN camp wiiuiu the
i'r. Ihe t' i numhc' ~ sDlii"rs nirui,roi
W J., IilArh t' 2i,0os, uhigh ia half tho voting
prl ui. tioL Of Tho sta'c.
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nI,M Noted t"r measure. cf extrsne ri1cr.
and heir opiniin prevailed H. ,x,s d.cid.I
~ the tOnps should surlopI IN. ch,,ch..
o. ring service, let tho wuuen cons en-, r.,
,-Ie-' HIl thd men,. OF ths man arrsssd, all
hc'Wecn the ages NJ ~ and A. ys-. IN ~.
ileir heads shaved, sni be Incorporated in rsri.
= eu GeNtng IN dis snt parts of the Fmp,-s.
~ H''er wss s,rsd, lot tho Gensral q IN.
ardi'w the citd ], General Lourzyr. 60,
lth ehof when r. siw ths immen n. nun tcr NJ
lo"'r', ~ q thought i necessary 10 coofev
, iu Iar. J. mbo g. 1he .tsr = rum ,,,,,
ston lty ~ dealing Ia he n,,n. me
s'rh'-' ~ h ''~rnNry rr'-o ,ta nd trok utou
j mfelf to = D'tbuusstd oi IN m n TIrr
n AR thor u 81 en.grd tstwe o. q neyL
Lamb - ant G'r,r Grf- on~ :. ia the cou a
f Mi h ID lutr ull'i tho 70 mr. +, COW ~.
4 u Lfuh ~ piieo ''!'u.tal one Of n.
"u-t "fe tcfufr tomorrow TIE AiIss fe-
soup ~h' were r.. sfrt thi. .cc @. eli,0
'.. 'wl h.'v,'. y, w, G,ne al, ~o n
=" ve'yS az IONS F.r, 1 that ioomsn. i,,-,.
feud, sd was NJ 70 dihsL instead or Hrht-
i"g they sho,ld ~ lo's 10 cctsrmins .hioA
e th'u y ouh cu,umit suic Dc. % If ,hs
Sue, de.t anp thef. upon pr, sen,oi 20 G. naval
&c stenWcig tie cou r, ~ two handb e,chiess
IN ore ~ bitch = knot wsa tied, AID it v~s
rlrecd that { h" drcs ou' ,hs nA xih tAe
. u. cS" III kill h'm.rlf; if oth-rwi,- Gen.
nmher was d.,or,d os.ii .l,ueh er Go-.tp-
y t. drew h. fl'Al knJ.. aui. IN iufsuI~c, q
W." h"'sN colifi"t, mmadiI sy went home
49, shot hos three tim IN tho heed.
lhe iif-t s'nt dd go ht ~; to second -ornred
,. " "r 'hr ~; the thipi to Z oil 10 ion
~ tn .k'll a'd c"mrlwcly di,silei in, bos
'''b. n' cnus' g i,nmedia'e drs'h. The unf~-
'"'t' q ucfnl iitg -s' NAVY d,vs in h,rtil.
q; n 3. at'"r'r' y. u to,s f hinty, ard st
'rtl gave up he rho,. Gov iam ,srL, her-
go ~ 'hr tTap'ch rel = thAd-ara. r.
e. ned 'mucdisulv, mi OF WI W, mt .ilh-
= a'r'"r urrcni "nt'.,. ~ trm y. Fyters5vrg
hat ho should keep hi ccmmsnd
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A. DucI In Itu-siP

4 Wanaw letter of November ll.h, gives
some mos'. extraordinary details, which, slysa
foreign correspondent, have reason to believe
arc q.Iite authentic Of the suicide of tho Rus
sls4l General, Gorstcnwoig.
When the state OF siege was proclaimed in
Warsaw, a council Of war was held, 10 deliber-
ate on the course TO be taken with regard TO the
crowd which Aocked 70 the churches 10 celebrate
funeral services for Polish martyrs. Gen
Lambert was for moderation but Gen. Ger.
| steuuelg. 6snator PiAtsn09 and 0sn. Kryla
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now WE TREAT rmRrR DEAD.

y 7" wv IVYlI UOTIItbPOnUthI lHUb MIlIrN
\ flag Of truce came few days sincc for the
boIy Of Doctor Biird, who was lillod in the fort
on the day 0t the fight. His brother and two
other officers came with the flag. They found
the bo1y placed in a neat coilin; all his effects,
surgical Instruments, his watch, aud tho triI,s
found IN bis pockets we're tax n charge Of aud
handed to the brother. Great WIS the surprise
Of these officers when they found that the van
dals Of the North cared SO ttlo for Plan.
der. Tn, noat head board at the grave, with
the dlctOrs mans, and killed in blttle on
November g. 1861, proved to them III At our
army WAS not vindictiyo and when thoy
found that guards were on thoir property. to
prevent its Pillige by their own negroes,
they began to realize that We are shlins Tor
n government, aud not for spols.
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RAILROADS.

lIRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
- BIZ WEES
NEW YORK AID WASHINGTON
VIA
CAMDEN AND AMpOY AND Nl:W JERSEY
RAILROADS
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND DALTI-
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
L'syc New York; AM, . Pm and II PM
Leayo PhiladelphiA ll.30 An, 1879 Pm AMI 9. 90
AN
Lave Baltimore 60PB, 490 A " and 1876 Al
Arrive al Washington 40 Pm, An AMI O.2O
AN.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH FROM WASHINGTON.
Leave Washington G.lO AN, II An and 8 Pm
Leave Gilmore $50 A NJ, / 10 pm and T.05 L NJ
Leave PhilsdGlphia PM G.s0P NJ and IL Might
Arrive at New York pm, 10 Pm and AN
d. NJ, FELTON,, Prtsr,
T.. W, and b. Railroad,
November %, 1861.
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War Intelligence.
TIIE INIsII UNIgADH.


The following from the New York Ttnlrr
"a Roman CItholic journa) will prove interest
ing to our Irish readers
The non combl,ants among our kindr, 1
throughout the United States, aud our relations
far and near, from aged Erin tD young Au9-
tralia, " II look 10 this AmuricAn-lnsh Brigade
lu imi te their Franco i,h inoicl not ouly in
the more brilliant but In tho better part Of sol
diershiN. According 20 the exclusively military
spirit OF he hsiCryd thi last age, little men
tior is made Of Tho Conduct Of the various rcgi-
mcnts Of the fret anl second brig ldos; but the
innum'rablo memoirs OF tho times, tho private
letters which have come TO Ii sht, the anecdotes
OF travellers and book makers, give us ample evil
dcncg that the officers who commanded the Irisb
regimen in the scr Ice Of France, Spain and Aus-
tfin, in the iet century, were not seldom Ccle-
brated Tor their mastery of the &c en- ic part Of
their Irois' sion, as well as for TIA grdces and
ccOmplishmetts of their manners. l. Is not
necessary to recall the names Of Count Patrick
Darcy, AN eng'n,cring authority scarcely inlc.
IioT in theso days 10 Nauban Of LlNle and
ODwyer, to VIII, IN the defence of such po itons
AS Prague aud the Bll,aric Islands wore en-
trusted, and by whom they were most worthily
commanded. In tho militlry diplomacy Of the
century no names arc moro II. qucutly met with
than those Of successful l.sh sol iiers the Nu-
gents and o Donnolls acting for Austria, the
q Reilly for Spaic, the Lloys and Brownies for
Rus a, the kayanlghs and Haroes foo Blya-
ril-and so on. We recall these names to point
this Obvious moral, that it was not by nero
force of Il lhting the historical brigade aud It's
early imItators made 40 illustrious a mark in
history. t. bc the c0lfilHtcs of Maria The
ro sa and the antagonists oi the great Frederick
something mOrc-'rry much mJ'e-wns ne.
Ca-saTV.'
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COAI--NO MISERABLE TRASH OR No
~ l,oOO " !, sO0 lbs. delivered kt 81 so OF a. 40
out tul weight Of SO'O lbs guzrute-d, under for.
teiture " the whole Ill, ofthe b,st Peach Orchard
and Lehigh coal In the city, delivered In good order
81 ~ 20, frum yards lower oIrn-r King aud Gree n.
wien ste. aud 90 Roosevelt ~, ourner New H1wery
MATTHEW CLINTON Wholesale and retail agent
Or R'sl Ash and Labigh Coal n9I 2Iansiia
GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED AsH)
Coal oi the tfst quality, properly air.,n,; also
ufr Loiigh and Locust MountRin, all ~ the loves,
narsct prices. HENRY REEVE, cor C.Aal and
entie, aud cor Jane and West sta. ID 2Iar'tO2
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Simply bee III . he did not procure mo ",

q lt. l ~sutsd.'
On a Ohio ccci ion, sf. kiln, cio Mu1L
he wen out ot hi,c l't' fjr a litt'e A., a. h
said, END walked along the csnL. To- SEQ ,hs
hoats sdin';' then csms btrk e a. a,d
d'g tbs suI 1 r'ave hut tn, gave va, not
lunS enough. II dou led uo h. crp,o ~ ha
t. 81 Coulf, d icft 1. to keep mp.ny vi h
tho otLet Nic' NJ
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FOE ShLh--a GthbD fKpCh FAhM OY
IN sttr tu suuui ,itl upiu,s. NJ J-I-.,
god Or bril tiugs a. i,ryr .nd q sn,u s...i,,
II s'rA''d q = usas and -. Gp n rit,u =.
s''urd-ys II " o'ciort. ~ Pisinhsit iors o. 4
NNl's Siar'tie
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ENSUhANs,Ts.
EIREMAE'S TRUST INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BROOKLYN.

NAb OAIli AL NlJlbiO.
Ofhce No. Cdr Street toppu,is City HllJ, and
Nc. Wal Street, N'gf Bfu,i say, Now York.
Organized on the principle OF paying one half tho
profits shove ten per cent ~ tho Widows and Or
Bhai = Fund Of tile Fire Department Of Le City =
Brooklyn.
DmECToRs.
George Hal, III ROBBINS John Bonenck,
Aaron A.DcRraw, ,Iiv. X. NJ llc-, FreierickT Pet
Thomas Clark, NrLcmi .hKuiyh'S II. Chittendan,
Harry McssengerGibcTtL u ightWm. II. Cay,
W'n ID. GoohiE, NB untwy ckod Joseph II Hall.
Peter DuIyee, III ffoIlinghani, smith Fanehe-,
Jona H. Stewart, Israel D. Velsor ter Band, rs0n
A. A. Low, j s rnOrn, M. ID, q, Warren 8 utden.
Ho art Ford Richard p. BIrk,C. H. Lippti,
Crawfoi dc .SmithWiiam II ard, 7. j. HoIfjrd,
Henry d. Peci, Henry RPerson, wm wall
John Clover, Mlrcellus MtssoyJoscPh II. Field,
John T. Moore, Dl Van Vortis,
This COMPANY continues T. insure Bui1inRa Mer-
chandise, DH hlngs, Household Furniture, Yes
sells In port and their Carg,oz and other property
against loss or damage by frc, on "a fv rabie and
liberal terms ~ otho { st-cl'Hs companies.
GEORGE HALL, President.
VIM, RURREII, Secretary.
J,h. WYCKofR Jr., Assistant Sb'rota-y.d6 1y.
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Tue Great Army.

Tho great army Of irocmen now fighting for
ho integrity of the Union, is contributed by
the several States IA follows-the second
column showing tho percentage of soldiers to
tie population of tho sveral states tho third tho
number Of Inhabitants to each sold .cr sont
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DRY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
BNglius IN Bla X Six Velvet, Hs.k Ska
Brucle Long snaws B,,k aud Bpwu B,avar
C'cthA wOr-t,d Dress G. -ds, ~. all ut wnt IA will
be sold much leluW the REGULAR prizes; by
dl3 5'lN VIM. kAillEW5, o. CitAarino st.
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no I.E'T.


'rO LET-THf UPPER PANT OF BUILD
rg No. ~ Howard ~, for business our -l,-. "
dW'i.InF. q II" IN the r.iui-a- ~ 2Tt Cana
81, ~ VARIANCE, be Bro,dw,y o. n / Elm 1t
dhFI2i
To LIT-TUE LOWER PART or HOUSE
'il Fast .6tu ~ z ~ ,tu- aud n, lrp ,,n ,,r
-" y 'r IN h,-' mrnt. b.Vui-c ~ T.. ODstI, o.
w. ~ II. To let low ~ sud, fuui'v. ~ 9'IiS
ITO LET-STORES ~ AND 777L siXru
= I'VE. b"twrru an and 10 h sIs Rn ~ ,nd
SID. Apply At 100 a>tl ~. DIT b'tro
ITO LET-FOR MAUFACTURlNG PUR-
p.ss, vel lighted r,on., Situ or wituol A
steam power, At very low rent, h. IA the tim t.
Apply a. the AlthAuBs Iron Works, 30 V..t u ,us-
tDn Rt. 40 G.iOo
TO LIZA NlCk kODM FOR AN OF
toe, lyNiO 81, 81 T. u -ur, iu tl, Sun iilI.
~ 'niiHh &C. lFa Itob ~. dI G-lTi
70 LET-IHLAP APARTMENTS L, 80
= csc, No. -S ~Gi. ani ~ t,At ui I15 and store
al 'ru ems IN 2GG T. vt l2tl 1t sn -t,,ra' lit-
hl" w any tusine-s In to new holars cor I'D A..
~ ty- 4. loqlirp on the premises, u ~ VI
'ktFfE, Rfb Euzt 92d -, IA 24.r'i9a
I'O LEI III TIE sun BUILDING, %.
ner Of Nassau and tiilLnn sta othg.s ami lar t-
.c,ns, suitable Tor manpf.oturin9 pu cIsOses "
Which steam power can b~ hAd - rsoilrsi S-i''
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Il LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


81 LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BKJOKLYN.
OTFICY, RRARCH OFvICE,
s4T FUITON STREET, IL WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. NRN YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
THIS Company insures Property Of an kinds against
Loss or Damage by Fire, on AZ favorable terms
, similar Institutions.
TEUNIs j. BERGEN, Proa'L
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr., SOsy,
T GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
DREOTORs.
THI'NIs J. BERGEN JOHN X. PRUYN
ANDW. FTTZGERALD, sAMT'EL VAN WICK,
HIRAM r. BT. JOHN, ALEXANDER MOCUE
FDWD t. BACKHoUsE, CHAs. A. SILVER,
JAMRs HARPER, STEPHEN A. DODGE
LEWIS HURST, u. 3. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPADfR. JAS. v. SCHOO MAKER
. JOHNSON LEAKE, MICHAEL NEYIN,
HENRY J. CULLEN, ALE&'R UNDERlIILL.
IEVERTTr ii. SAGE JEREMIAH MuNDEILs
PHILIP b. CIR OKB, SAMUEL CARR SON,
JAMES u. COOPER, RICHARD b. LEVERICH
JOHN q. BCHUMAKTR, DENAS STRONG,
JOHN J. VANDERBILT, JOHN LEFFERTs,
HENRY TIRNKEN, OLIVER Il. FLEET,
JAS. CRUKsHANK, GEORGE RICHARD,
TTUNIb J. BERQRA Presf.
JAMES D, THoMPsoA, JL, ssSy. 10 DlY'nA
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RkAUTH HATH CHARMS - HUNTS
- BLOOM OF ROSES, q drlicaia color or tle
heekA aud Lips. viii not WaSs ud Warranted
iot r. lnure the skin. B..rrs Court Toilet Powder
,mparts natural whiteness " the com Ylexiin.
dunts Imperial PomAde for ths hair. Hume
British Balm removes pimplss, frsCklas, An, SC
Hunts Pearl B,auuhor for tho teeth and ,7ms.
uunt'a Bridal Wreath Perfume, Al Hunt's N6s.
S.ore, 2 AEtoT Place, Nav York. MI 24a 'i2i
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-H0USES AND Tors tN Jsx-
sN' 'lJ ,ht Vvlnuy f,-ms sni .u,.I. NiiI
l'"p.fy N~' Vtra l ~ us.~tt IN NsHspv All
New b1'nawick P'te= s'."O0 % SIS OUl s,,,i4 n Il,
rAy te hugtt Sitt S,p ~ fSD q. .sh. Fans
wanted ~ .SrhAuy. fo ia-za, Cit, uro,s.ry Ia.
Cty. e6y4..t,T
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pENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
l. wounded or disabled during Ihe present war
and also for the widows Of those killed or who may
die In service. Claims for pay, bounty, &c, prompt
ly attended n. CALVIN ". BMTrH, cor Chambers
and Chatham gts. "a 241rslO0
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AN IMPORTANT ANSUuNUEMENr.-
II OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsrAbLtsuEn ~ ISA
Oha'ham sioot LOO corn-s o. Pcarl street,
Fine WIZ" Shirts, Linen Collars and BOsoms,
For 70 Jcut.
For 1901
For l.2b'lt
For I.h1iiit
FoI t6iiiti
F'- ..UOlillli
shirts m,de 10 order aud warranted ~ ht
Underhirta, Drawers and ia Ilusa
III ~ x, WuiL MetIno nd CJtton
Firemens Sh'rtE Tr.v l'uv shtr-s.
Amy and Navy shirts Of evory description
euspendeIs, Neck Ties and Gl.ves,
In every variety
"A large assortment ~
W'olen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. loo Chatham street,
dsg H4ao'lOl corner OF Pear. street..
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E0R SALE-THE STOCK AND FIX
l. lures Of good oyster sAlUon-in . god 'basi-
ness ~. For iniormAlion inquire Of THOMAS
REILLY, Auct. a his oth0e 2e0 Ninth AZ, NIX.