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INHNTR6L RAILROAD % NEW JER-
" 7EY, from foOs Of CorllAndi rt-Oouneotng -
aAmpt,p Junction Eiih DsAwGrs, LAokAwAnnA
Md &ess 70 hairoad and "a kAssL with LAhigk
Valley 8Ailfosd and In oJnpsctinaA, forming . d.
roC, lns 70 Plr1sbURG and Ihs WRIT. TtAhoHi
thAngt d cars
sUMMAE AARANaHEktrr.
0osnmsnctng JSoa ~, lsoi--Lssys ns@ herk -
tDlloWHI
BASauspsar sxgHzs4-AIsA. -, icr Hssaou-
aeedins, PosIsVils, HsrTSD1rR, Asuss OhnnE
NlIAm8pOr, So.
Nan TAAH-AtsA -, .Ur R4Au,, gsAIr issl-
Scranton, Greaa Bsnd, Pissston, WilttAtaI1L- H..
l9A. THGouaH TBAH-RW pAston, Much
Jhunk, WIlamJY"Tt, snadins, P0Ssyila. RsrJ
Ir.s. T1noUa4 rsA1a--rus asENan, asihl.
hsul, Allentown ano M.uoh Gkuss.
b.90 =. H., war TAAis--koT oonsrt.LS.
8.0a .. H., Western Express for esAson, Ellsu.
town, Readiag HsrriHbnrR, Pusburg and tnR
NGa Hesplng Car froDa Jersey 0i1 lr0ugh r.
ExPRHss TRAINS roA HAKa,sggka
The "a. ~, Express Train from New YORK, A.
giVes al Harrisburg - ?. H., oonnssing HsSa Ano
Wasa. on PennAylVania Central nlru&d Northsrn
OantrAl Railroad, North and houlh, ard with Oam-
asrlAnd Valley RailrOAd.
THR THROUGH ExPRssA TRale Fon THn
WEST, leaves New York ~ SIN. daily tsundAys
SKoSpsodl mskiAg olosa osnn scslon - Haui1buIt
With Psnnsyivania Railroad sAh ne shAng4 a ears
% PisasburS, and bu, one W CincnSst and ChinAas
Four honr tiIns II saved by tAkias ths trails.
MLzABKTHP0RT AND HkW YORK gkRkS
Laays Now York fron risr No. North hivU =
10 md ii. 20 Az, 80, Az and $50 y.H.
fhs bosls Aop 4 Bergen PoinA aud Mariners aaz'
boz ''-' seS sGas nc 3. X TssEEiaAnA sus~.u'~aaL
sAiD IY,i0
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The Clay Family In Kestuchy.

The disunion Of families caused by the war
in tho border states is illustrated 10y tho present
attitude Of the Clay family.
Captain Henry Clay. who has just received
commission o. Assistant djutant under Bri'
ga itr General Richard W. johnson, Is young
man Of fine abilities, Wost Pointer, though
not a graduate, ard Of undoubted and strong
Union sentiments. His position ia very strange
one and ia one among Tho many romantic stories
of the day. His grandlathet was the sage Of
Ashland, ard his father died AT Buena Vista.
His uncle, James u Clay, Is a violent eeccs-
sionist, now under bonds TO appear for trial foI
treason. Another urcle-Thomas, in the United
: ates servico-is responsible for lho appearance
for trial Of JamesB. Clay, A brother, Thomas
CLAY, Jr., is on the staff Of Cen. Boauregaid
MS tis,or's husband, with whom young Ola,
resides in this city, has lately entered the Unite'
Statee scIvi,o with two other brothers, for th'
War; ard now comes young Henry's turn, ant
he accepts the unsoliiled commission whiel
Gen. Jtlnion has rendered him.
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px,upI, OF Rebel GaIiantry.

wltn the rebels fell back from Falls Church,
th,y look four Rrses belonging to a Virginia
G,ttrrr ufm,d Binn, rtsiltnp two miles west OF
+ II. Church. A week since Mrs. Binn mount
: their Only rot aiming horse, ard procaeiad to
l.,iiraN Court ii use, To got tho animals rc'
ord. Arriving there tho was taken prisoner,
q, Il s,nt urder ruqrd 10 Centrevlle, whero the
remaining horss and sido saddle were conhsc"-
cd Sho was kep' In close custody thteo days,
ard The n sont to Fairfax under guard to be kcp,
in confinement. Saturday she adroitly effected
her escape and walked to our lnos. She report,
Gen. Johnston IA Command Of the robals Al
CO., roville, and strong defensive works a00u
that point. She is unable &c estimate the mum
ber OF troops at Conuevillo, owing TO their boinl
bvouncked instead Of tncamped-:hoy having
but few tents.
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s.-,hern Mail mmauica,lsa with Europe

We learn from LAbsiie, II New Odsan',
that NJ. Antonio COsa, OF tnAt city, has under.
taken the establishment OF regular monthly
mail commune alton betwcon that city and En-
rope, for which he has the APPRECIATION of the
Postmaster Of Now Orleans The mails 10 by
way Of Mexico, and sro transported la tho regu.
lar English steamers, which carry tho msiis Of
Nj, xico and tho West Indies. The first pos. lefs
New Orleans on Thursday week, and contaiusd
/ 1873 letters; tho uoxt leaves on tho iOh OF
November. A soon as the necessary arrange
naerts can bo completed, II will leave every
two weeks-on the i0'h and 10Th OF oach month
Isttors Of halt an ounce and under will u'
charged as fUllcws; to Mexico, fifty centsi e
Cubs, seventy i've cents; 10 Europe, ono col
lar. Let ofs for this mail must be inclosed
with amount Of postage in an envelope, direct
ell ''Cosia's Foreign Mail, care OF Pos'mastor
Now Orleans, " and the postage paid 10 Mes
OtloAns.-,Iemphi, Appe1i, 22i.
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John CroPsn, a West Trey rowdy, about I,
yesrs of sge, en- poyed at one time az ttcersrnal
on tho boat W. q. Taber belonging 20 the
charged o few mouths since, and Jhomss Hol-
ia, o. Buffalo, Wa employed in his place. Gro.
gan made threats that he would kill his success
ior the first time hs saw him. Yesterday altar.
noon tho boat was passing thQgsa tas Jock,
where Crogsn was tending, and Hollis had just
jumped ashore with tho tow line, when CrOgau
struck him series of terrible blows with u
hsndrpike, otly deSisting when Captain Bar.
lowe cane 10 tho rescue. Hollis's head was
completely beaten in his brain, protuding In
many places. Troy, ". T., Buciget, Oct. 20.
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Miscellaneous.

ATFRRInIE STORM in France caused great
devastation in tho Department Of Gard. Inc
Sale Mine was flooded by water anu tne sue
G,ll In buTyinp III workmsn. Great eNertions
we're bsipg made to rescue any than might sur
yive.
TIE BODY OF THE LAMpNTED Col. BAKER
bas been embalmed, and " i'll o sent 10 Califor.
MIA for final intormsnt. The deceased looks very
natural.
THERE ARE NO SrHr cHILDRES in the fam
ily of God. lie does not mako fayorites OF the
clsyerest, whose names have filed the world,
and neglect thote who were never heard OF
half n lie from home" The poorest, least
talented. least known, are as dear To the R0-
deomsr now as tho grestest and will be a
happy in Hk presease forever. u
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INSURANCE.

HAVE YoU PROVIDED ToB YoUH
IL Fsuily IN lnsursnos % yeaI Etst
o1.
LIFH IrbUkANCB COMPANY
10 COURT STREET. Bko0kLYn
III BROADWAY, NKW YORK.
WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF stoc.Oe,
LzvisIID II sToozS OF ms sTATs - Rzv yosa
ASD FuS7 CI.As BovDs AHD
kosFaAans
pIHHosoHs
:. A. LUS, ThOnAA OArlstoa,
u. "A. Nay, John Il. MARTINI
. II FrU'hAI hAra. John Hslsey,
J. q T. s.rsughan. John Bneden,
'Norun htsaIEaN J. Milton Bmish.
4aIuIs Smith. Harold DOllner,
9srIy v P'rIspoaL A. z. Capwel-
Abr q Payl o. Nehemiah Knight,
our u. ConIl Edward A. Lambert
,otb D. C,cbI, Jhmas How,
a. ID ClAbn. L. u. WymAn,
J. n ChitpI6@, George A. Jarvis.
20 Polhsh ", JIa BAmue Perry
J. y p uthWoTth, y. p. Howard,
Sas5 G5sT q pnPs1 P.la.n. oSSTS oSsTs HSSs TdSSn.a
Lsw,s Robsrts Cornelius J. 5prNgus,
V7Alssr .. 0rifhIh, Joseph W. drsa,
~. II. Odall.
WALTER g. GRIFFITH, PrsldsA
III FROTHlNGHAA, TrsaSurS-
GEO. O. RIPLEY, secIetsIy.
A. p. CAPWELIs COunsol.
o. l. MITCHELL Brooklyn
JAsks BTkWAaT, n o., kEw gers
Dlrdsnds Of profits declared snDSIoas5, .nd ~
piod imlD DeaiAksY W Eeduoo tbs amsuoi u A'ln1si
EieuIiuB..
Premiums pAJsbls nns hsf N eAAh aud ono half "
InoLs a - m0uthA, Wbioh v nOt H. any osss sU =
lsct ta Ass0gmsnI b,A ta perulSnsnt loNn OH ln'
policy W bs paid only by the application OF ProiN
or deducted from tbe AInoslh daa Wssn toA p0ai'D
haOomsa payable Ths cash para Of sno l,raInieN
dAy be paid snnuAhy, asrnl- Annually OF Slsi Ngir
la s. TO- or any nuInbaT Of years, or IN one sun
AZ Policies Ins prsIniuiA on which u paytbbs g
~ annual payments may be SUI rendered a shs -
Grafton OF ivo yearl and shS COMPANY viii tss'
hlr TIA paid up policy Zoe hSe IoT ttooyrA1 " ~
ogt,lal stIpa II thres years fog tAToo fLhs &c
And on Ihe aaIns Principls whsro ths pr0miuls ii
pAyabls In TIA or Gly Othu nt.inbaf OF years.
POLICIES Issued fo- Ai0 Or for nyasrm Of yuast
sud on ths psrtilpsiing ~ unn-paItaiPAtue soAls
u rAlos - low a sny sound HasaAi OF ssooH "'0f~
Prruniu ,sa on short baTm HAo pOa-parN1rpsains
pooiss payable IA cash
Enaou nent Policies lsauot, lhs Hoha pay Aols .
Tia representative Of aha party ~ dEash o. " hin
or hsr On AttAlnQ A5 90, 10, o., 80 or ~ yesrs oi
age. Also ali :orms Of Childran's sncowroaots IN"
annuity policies on ths mos, 4 'orsbl" srriaa.
ssndsd 70 prsvsil tks Lapse or ary po'ioy. sno -
ss1urs 70 she assnrod In syary sh WA esotra'
ukioA tkssr poyn.snts Dtu OvVesd< ios Our nasm'
jsrs need nol sppIshsnd tsrafore shhH thHr inaoh'
~ 70 Day ths prsnaiuu n any tuiurs dras VII y
soivs ths lo. o. whAl thsy hAvs paid
Our prospectus and oshsr publieetaA Sn - seni
| yraluisously 70 al who require u.
! aeod Agents wanssds end wiR b 9eA.sd vi
NJ nosa ab~sl sGnA ~ m1M
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An officer from West Point, who commands
ore Of the finest regiments in tho service, sug.
gosts that woolon mttons for the soldiers will
be greatly needed when the cold weather be-
gins. VIII not all who can employ themselves
In this way, help To furnish five hundred thous-
and pairs? They should b. knit with one fin.
ger, to allow free use of tho first finger and
thumb. 1t Is said there were more soldiers dis
.ued In ,ho Crimsan war from frost bitten lin.
lcrs han from any other one cause.
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As cur troops advance into Virgins, and ga
ther the ripenng aud ripsned corn from the
luxurisnt dolts Of tho Oil Dominion, 1t is a
matter Of general remark that no Preparations
have been made to SOW the seed for another crop
of grain. The soldiers of the Republic many
Of them farmers, and most Of them industrious
and frugal men-are taking the hint Afforded by
tlis sltnifcant negligence, and are absolutely
making gu. plantations for tlems.lyos,-
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A Divided Household.

John j Ctttenden has ono son who is Big
adler General in the r,b,l service, after having
served, aud been hoLored by tho government
tur many years. Another son is Brlgsdier
General in tho army VI the Union, but holding
bic commission from the state of Kentucky.
Another holds the rank Of Captain in the Feier.
al army. John J. Criuenden himsclf at the ase
Of seventy. six, bsArs aims as private in the
Home Guard Oi Frankfort.
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Fuel PrnIc NJ tho Cnnitnl.A
T.El

Tho other day there was considerable alarm at
Washington about food for horses Now the
alarm is about warmth for men, women and
children, "and the rest Of mankinl.' There is
indeed for tho time being quite fuel panic -
Caloric is at premium. llck diamonds are
kelly to TO as precious as rubiss, for already y
coal Is selling as high as eight and even ten
dollars per ton.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION or PRO
~ P2RrY SOLD FOR UNPAID TAXES AND
CRoToN WATER RENTS IN JUNE, lsSC-Puo-
No N ace 10 hereby ven W ,he owners, ooonpAtn
w ptslnA otherwise interssttd thoroin, that the
deLAied statenenu ofthe properly sold In June,
1850, for ,he unpaid .axes Of lSoo, and mo napad
CIoIon water rents Of 1854 published In ths Com
mercAl Advertiser ON Tuesdayr and Fridays OF each
week, describing the prup.rty sold, and thu tune
when the same mun be redcemod, In default OF
which leases will be- Issued therefor.
JOsEPH q PINNKNRY, Clerk Of Arrear1.
Department. Of Finance, Bureau Of Arrears,
October %. 1851.
oo22 12Tu&w'iQs
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SPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP-WeAk
OsgA, Improved Professor FRANKS celebrated
sya preservers, accurately adjusted TO defective
vision Wy An experienced practical op.iciAn. All
u repaired. Store 9sS Grand 81, near Kdridge.
odlT 94Ae'lM
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SAVINGS BANKS.
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
1861.
aREAT CENTRAL R0OTS
roR rBB
WRIST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CESTRAI. RAILROAD.
EXPRESS THsINr LAavz Dn'vTS
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY, SUNDAYS sEd,1TxD, A. TotIGSui
ycSs Gh-rab'"~ rTC% rom sC.S a "'h0''
n.OO $50, 500 s.H. II, % A.Hl.T, Sc rs.
nOit.Tral AID Ruifslo Train utA
rl0sping cars, 1918 Pa p.o f'A
ooxxssnIss A. ALRISS wTsa STv SoHs rHrssAS
hAu1oAp FoA
BCHElJHCTADY, 3OCHEgTsk
soMR, and s.aAsoas On BUFFALO,
Roms and Wasartowl NIAGARA FALiA
Railroad, su5PShsloN oAif's
AUpURn aKrJaVA. OAEANGAIGUk.
Trains In cenneCtipu lesve BUFFALO and 6Ub
,HaaIOH, via LAKE sHORB BUFFALO and
L.AsB HURON and GRRAT WRsTRRH RAIL
ROAD, sOr HAMILTON, TORONTO DETROIT,
LAC, La CROSSE, MADISON PRAIRm Du
UHIRN GALENA. DrINLETrH DuBuQlR PeO.
RIA, ROCK BLAND, MUsCATlNK IOWA CITY,
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPHN0F1Es ID, AL
TON, BT LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRI HAUTh IN
DIANAPOLIB, LOUISvILLE ECInoIHNATJ, DAY
TON OOIUMBUB, CLEVELAND, and all poink
Whsr, nckTHwESr and sOUTHWHST,
HoRTHKRN RoUTA
onnsuinz with trains II Troy. wfsh fRoH q
gOyrON ana REhs. q SARATOGA Aasds, ~
BARATOaA, WHITEHALL RUTLAND, BUh
IJNGTON ST. ALfANs, ROUSE POlhT
PLATrsBC Rda, o0Dkh5Ru uRaH. hoSrSaAA
&C., %. -..
Leave rev York ~ fol0wuJ
Fro,a OAou.brs sired. From TAlTtteth esrsss
Pou,hk ksepsie trains, A. S.3 =. ~ And l.D Anc
n, and IL % and r.h t.9or.n.
fsalBkll rAin, S.eO A. s.to 4. H., aHd go p n
H., and $50 r. n.
slns Sing train, a.tS, GOoltIe, G-Ss AID ln.sn 4.
S4shSiii ,rala, $50 p. 4. snhs
~ FREIGHT ARRANGHAShsb ~ tsA lu-Is
a above, WITHOUT CHAkGB or DAblt irOu
The DepOea IN CHAHBHNs AsD UAsAI syA5afa, ~
n oQ tTAsS a. favorable HAdds b. otAer R0tlrodd
Companies. Ths taciltes n ShiS srrst NV
York ROUTR so ,hs Wesl, o0mmnd 10 N ths
o1nadence Of merchants and shippers Tor promps-
P.sssnSsr ser G7ains with maoKIro and sLMnPno
CARS run In oonHscdon On ,hs hsw York Central
Road.
Per particulars a. - local trains ana reshi AF-
GnRsns nsnts, inquire a. tns depoA % Warren -.
iyls 62Al 4. smith eupartnhandsna
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A Cara from Fernando Weed.
Tho following card from Mayor WVod, should
have appeared in our last issue -
(CorYl

(corr.)
MAyoR's OpVICu,
NEW IoRK, 90. %, 1861.
I'd. Herald II and in the Herald cf this
day a replrter's account Of meeting Of tho Ma
tiopsl Democratic Committee at Mozart Hall,
on Monday evening, In which II is stated that
"Mayor Wood spoke at some length on the
nee, ssity Of haimo onious action at tho present
time that there mover vas . time when the
M zart party was su'er of success IL hImouy
wss carried out. lie dwelt considerably on the
surety Of Mr.. Lynch's success, and called upon
all 20 support him, notwi .hstAnding tho mis-
representations heaped upon him through the
public prnts They were all false, and he was
willing to bet from cns hundred to ten thousand
dollars that ho would 10 the next Sheriff."
The latter sentence Of this report is without
foundation did not offer 10 bot on the cleo
ton of Mr.. Lynch never bot on elections, or
anything else. did say. that in nv opinion
Mr.. Lynch would be elected Sheriff at tbs on
suing slectier. | thick 80 now. Pilsehood
and calumny never put man down 10 this
oommurity, and they never shall II can pro
vent it. Very respectfully,
FERNANDO WooD.
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IIHsNI n.

HEMP-HEMP-
IL AMERICAN,
JUTE,
Manila and ell other kind. for sAe, IN lots TO suit
KENT, TUCBER & CARIER, ~ Water street.
oo2S g4acsllT
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DoRBACH & MANNING,

DORBACH & MANNING,
IL hAHUTAOruRKRd or
TRUNKS, VAILsES, CARPET BAGS "a,
No, . WARREE ct. aud b64 BRoADwAY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
Ile9 MARKIS IT., AIUAkE, n. J.
Y N. RORBACH, TT. MANNING.
Rsuiling lsas than Wholesale prices during ne
war. jyl9t'11s
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no LIQUOR DEAI.ERs AND FAMILIES
l. i have estAblished distllsry Of mat whiA-
Key, 50 N lOa gal. brandy and rum, ~ " 81 cts;
an, 70 to % ciA.; French spirits, Oo. AL run
through the small sill still Of great purity. Rect
asI spiriLs ~ eta. THOs. A. DEVHk, cor. North
lOIh md FiTsa s,s. WillAInsburgh- oell sAA0'lOo
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IN AND AFTEH rUISDAY, OCrObEh
~ La ths Steamer BROADWAY Will tsAve per
Ioos Of JAY 81 touching Aml. ~ every aftsrnoon
=. * o'clock. for YonksrSl Hastings, DJ6or Fsr-
", fAIrytowa, Sing sing, and luyeIttrsV'
ocl s<Ac'llS
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Narrow Escape OF Col. Bette,

Saturday, Col Bette, Cameron Rifles, accom-
panied by his AdjutaIlt and Lieutenant Of En-
eiI e.rs, p,ssei beyond his lines at Ann4ndalc,
10 within hefa mile Of Fairfax Court House,
and without being aware Of the fact, got with
in the rsbsl line Of pickets. They were hailed
belonged TO their own force, and they only dis
covered their mistske when Col. Bette and his
clmpaDions dashed past them. They exchang-
cd shots with the rebels, and succeeded in get
ting 10 our lines uninjured. The same day
private penger Of Col. Betje's regiment, who
was near tre rebel lines scouting, was shot
through the leg by rebel picket.
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GosE HoMH-J. N, Hague, tho rebel who
became insane at Fort lafayette, was given to bis
friends, Tuesday. and will DO taken back 70 BAL
tmoEe today
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DEMOVAI-THE NEW YORK DYING
II and Printing Establishment Works on Staten
Island 9s Duane 81 Broadwsy, lats 45 John 81.
Branch Offices, 100 Broadway, N. " and iSS
PIER spOnt ST. Brooklyn. o9S R4Ao'lOo
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Canadian ImpOTts.

Tho imports Of Canada Tor the nine months
eudirg September 3Oth, we're as tollows;-
Tho duti.ble goods amounted in
value .S2O, ,397, ,0j3
lie free Goods dsto................,1 10 ~, jGS,27i
Che goods At the fee ports to...... 29G,793
Total. $33, 262, ,l20
Tie duty Amounted to............ 3,9jl,7j6
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STATES AGENCY
nATTnAAT VnAM

NATIONAL LOAN.
UyTIOh or KKroHUns Son Coil
No. N Exchange Piaos.
fREABpRY NOTES ISSUED FOB THE Ma
rIONAL LOAN, bearing ntares. n the rAls Of a-l0
per cen, per snnum, payable 10 ordar Of subscriber,
or q directed, and Of ths various dsnominatiOna,
an now be bad Al this Ofoe, immediaiely upon do
posit therefor In gold or current hunds. Orders
hom the country, accompanied b. shsek, Supplied
by return nah.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAH TREASURY
n PAYMENT F0R me ABOVE
sss t'll1 @0AokA1A2nrOHuh
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RBAL RsTATR.

DUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILL
De..uaNully lccs,sd. N unslss nom Hohoksn or
Jersey City By Stage. o. horse ears svery few min
utee; In good nsghbcwhoods, near churches and
-sheol. prics tiso 70 800; vssy sssy ,erma- Ap-
ply a Al Ws.ar a, olO alao'its
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
i one half the labor saved by using my sewing
Msoi inc Oh. wholesale aud retail At the lasIliyI
Nv oo29 HaC'i04
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CEWING MACHGNES-wANrED-LA-
= dies learned " operate on W. d W. sewing mas
ohinea " do all kinds OF work taash, mr,s" ,s ~ W
ali lta braiot "a and particulars for 81. Gall ~ w.
8Tth a. nsar Eighth ave. oEo -l-'
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MO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE

MO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE
N OctJher Tth, 1851.
All persons are csntonsJ sgsinss buying On nego-
uatng the following BIO pr osni. Treasury hOts,
stR-
No. ensT for $500.
Sos H. sco 9 s2s, 81 s9T 70 s2s for 800 each pay
able 70 the order Of CARPENTER HILL. ths same
nsYing heen obssinsd BY fraud, and thotr psymen,
htdng stopped
oSE111 KErCHUh, B0H 90.
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EAKY R0OFS--EVERY KIND OF
IL Iesty lin, shingle, board aud other roo6u re-
paired End made tight and warranted, with The
usver-falling cement roofing, by applying 10 tos
sevanth avenue, or Branch Agency, u South Ith
st, WLhAmsbursh. o3X SAao'lSI
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STEAMBOATS,.

NHl-AF E1CORsIOn III DAAPe Va
" fxA.sa Island. Frs osnts by 9uAssn IslA.d
Ely, SsA Of Nhi.shal ~ hea ths tassery and boaAf
ierry Po<R hAys svSry hour trnm . A.
TP.k Os saA. FuadAys sTsrY hsI honl & 70 ' r.
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ssENEwAL BUSINESS.

A GEkJY OF tuE -
n u. 8, GOVERNMENT
Tor ths sale OF
ale TREASURY NOTES,
a. WALL ST.
THH SECRETARY OF TEE TREASURY
hAvtng spJ orted ....
Il our hun, Agent Tor the sails Of Treasury Ncsesi
trspAret ' rlppy q tui In La ', suit purc sN1rsf
In denoralnAt lis o, Goa, lOOs, DOC> l0el- and op.
- may be required. vith coupons tor ihe paginsn
VI interest ssui- annually attschsi
The no,ss are lated August l9,h, 1881, and pur-
ehAsers pay tie accrued tniafea, ~ ths rate q tvo
ssnts per day on each hundred dollArs.
BANKABIB FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
Purchasers In lhe country, S'ndlaS oh"oAs, uAl
hsvs notes por rcrTn Of mail
Any hirtier lnroruls,iou r,qu.rod w1l ho gwen
y 40 undersiFued. -
40 S..r.iIg No ~ Wal a
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SENyISS MACnISE2-LkDIAST TAUGHT
- ~ orsIEie oa 5ngors And Mnee.sr Mlsont
.,o,i-,, ma hnea by All ola eNpeItsnosd teacher,
p-acuc. VII parioc, on work. and reconmsnded 70
vark af..r larntng from o. ~ tl %, a ~ ssanson
a, uasr Allsu, Privste dwelling, odlO S@n'lo
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Aw BUSINESS PROMPTLY AND Faith
IL fully attended 10; cash advanced On nOte,, 40
counts And oIm-; collections made a. fair per
celt q. u. HOUSE, counsellor at Law, 10 Wall 81
NY o23 2Iac'liT
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EMPLoYMECr-PgoAIes.

GEN ING GMACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
y A. opera,s on wHEELER n WILSON'S im-
proved Swing uachins; practice on shop work
terms. 4I-4bs Canal "a. ocPS f4se'lSl
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA,
IN crockey and glass ware in great variety and
a great reduced ptioes also fancy goods, vases,
beer mugS SC, al u. Al BALDWIN cor Bowery
- Canal n. ofo Ttac-lZI
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CEwING MACHINES-wANTEO LADIES
- 10 l,arn W operate On Singers aud Wntalar ~
Wils,n'e sewing u,aohinog practice hll perleo' and
,rs~r,mendrd / work Terms 81. A. i5l Fulton
a, Brooklyn, up stairs. ool5 ftAo'i'
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OIIS AND PAINTS-BCILKD PAINT OIL
~ 90 cents elastic roof oil, - cen,s per gallon
Granon pant, yellow ochre, and Spanish brown,
ins usu. per b. wRits lead and zinc, cents lin.
,osd oil. nrpeohns, %. D, HDWHLJ- 500 Pearl
"A oce slacs1l0
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nI IZELL'S NERvISR POwDERS-THE
~ great success s,tandiag thssa wonderfM Pow
dsis during the past gear, incuring NE E&VOUS AZ
FECTIONS, and the vast amount of sInsring which
they have been the means " relieving, as also the
many calls we have had FOR them lately, has induo-
ed the ubScriber To ~, a. agent for their sad IN
Wliamsburgb. Knowing ths principal ingrodi-
ents Of " hch these Powders ara comp lsed, we are
saa in guaranteeing that thsy p5rfoctly harrp-
leas, aud may be tAKen ~ all Umes with perfect
aately. All pers Jns, young or old, with weak and
shattered nerves, from whatever cause sn Juld give
them trial. They are easily tlkan, and will NOT
cause any Unpleasant feeling fter being taken. For
ale only lin Williamsbirsh), at 40 SJuIh second
st. Price ONE DOLLAR per package. oSo 6'Oo
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S,EwINd MACgINE-wAN1,ED LADIES
- h. l,Ain " operate On singOrs, Wheoler WI.
H-i'e ADD other sewing machins--lsaruod PEI ;oT
nd p5aciiced on shop work ul sAu-iAso, Al th'
..u.',n 49, sasily lesrusd peTSecs. Also machine
1r = ~ su y les Al iee Orchard q, nSsr e'Ansoa.
oiO s1sc'is]
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
pOARD-s2-GOOD BOARD AT s Thomp-

- son ST., from . " IS n week man and wife,
"a 10 So a week. Also flIuist cd rooms, with pl-
Inos cheap AlSo lodging 81. ~ So. week, or
.E.tl 90, q RigLt. N. B.-Less1ns on piano, p.
xAch, o24 2iaJ'221