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Death Of Col. n.L.r 4, PhiI.dcIpb,.. .,c

FAiiddeiphid, oct. % The death Of Colonel
Baker has caused intense excitement In this
city. FLAGS aro s5routod and at half mast
The greatest anxiety prevails, 10 hoar further
details Of the engagement, among tho rola-
tives Of the California regiment, which is com.
posed mainly Of thl ,delphians.
Tho United States Circuit Court has COM
merced the trial Of Walker 7. Smith, of the
pirate jeff. Davis, who was cap'urel on boapi
the schooner Euchantr,s. Six Of the jury have
boen selected
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GROCERIES.

GET YOUR FLOUR FOR THE WHIT ER
aore you can ges hour ~ 80 70 % 80, warranted
good and sent free " your house In any part u the
:ity, any wagon express routs In the vicinity
W. b. GIII4KrTK sO4 From, q, nsar Fulton Fer
~. oos stAc'196
NJEW BUCKwHKAT flour AT THE
York, Brooklyn, Wllhansburgh, Hoboksn and
Jersey City. Terms cash on delivery. W. d.
GILLETTE 9Ot Front srse, near Fulton Ferry.
oc 10 94Aosla2
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CAMP DIXIE Ia the name Of secession squat
ting. place near Prestonburg, KY, whsre the
men ars represented TO DO full Of blAsphemy and
courage, fond Of whisksy, and 20 poor that ons
u thsm ooaldnt buy niggsr baby y tull
grvWp daxkiea UeIs calling d tsp eene aeseR
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The Late Thomn. MIIdc,.

baltimore, Oci. 22.-The funeral Of Thomas
Willey, the founder of Odd Fellowship, took
place this mOrning. There was a very large
turnout including delegates of the order from
various sectors Of the country.
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PhilGiei,Aid, oct. PA fire broke out this
morning In tho extensive cotton mill OF Solo
mon & Co, at Manayunk. Tho loss is undoubt-
edly heavy, but has not yet been ascertainod.
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TIE EoYIrIAS PLAGUE Of darkness has fall
en- upon the city Of Galveston, Texas, for its
secessionism. The gas works have been oblis cd
TO suspend for want Of coal, and At our lat
vices there was but single box 6 candles iI
w Nh9ls teNps
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SAVINGS BANKS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Il COZ. THIRD AVE AND 18th gr.
4 CHARTKBED 1894.
Elk PEE CENT lHrEREBT allowed On an do
Dosi,s from ono dollar W one Thousand dollars.
fOBER WILL DRAW MrBRRST FROM 0C-
fOBKR FIRST. Bank open sveFy day from 10 to
4, also On Monday, wednesday and saturday oven
MO, from 20 0clook. 6PkNCnk 4. okkMN
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS TO LIVER.
AN pool or Jpndon.-when you pay your passage
N ether of the above por, be careful thaA the data
of aailng h mentioned on the ticket. According
per day and full board, II the ship docs NJ, sal
within two days of the data on the hcka,. In
der 70 obtain redress, apply ~ the Tomb. Pohos
Ceuu. osl0 2AAo'lG
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The following compilation Is made up from
the saRes or documents Of Governors or
Adjutant Generals # states a. we'll a. lettsrr
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sTEANIBOATs.

HaEAP EXCUBsION To CAAPn On
~ 5sAlon Island Fare osnla by Staten IslAno
',rry soos Of whitehall bsa ths Baismy and BOuh
rrry. BoOs lsays sysry hour trom . A. \, y
gP.k. o. hns, SrlndsIS svsry half nouI 70 :
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FOR LIvERPOoL-oLD BLACK STAR
LiLe-The packet sup JOHN BRIGHT, lying NJ
Tier ~, Fast River, sails 9slh Toe, The COM
pAOMlSK early in Nov. Por passage spply
board, OF to WILLIAMS d GUIoN, No. ~ Pultoa
ltrest. se26 AAo'ltO
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DOARDING-$2 26--CHEAPESr BOARD
ID ing in New York-Nioe rooms With good beard,
a. 70 70 Ss . week, and upwards Ladies' and
OarIors with pianos. ts IispsnArd a., near Broad.
way and Canal. Also, wGtchmAn all night and
lrdngs cheap. H~olSs
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CEWING MACHINEo--LADIkST TAUGHT
- " operate on Singers and Wheelar a Wilson's
sewing machinsZ by an old experienced teacher,
Practice t peri9a on work, aud recommended 10
work ansr learning, from 81 u 81 oO, a. ~ Stanton
n, near Allen, private dwelling. oclO 2aAo'l4o
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VsLINE FOR LONDON-SAILS FRIDAY,
"A /. 10Th, tue well knowa ald favorits Packet
Shp WM. TAPsGOcr, Capt. BslL for passage,
AZ low rates, or drafss on Kngla ID Ireland, APP
ply 81 TAP5CO TT & CO., Sd South 81. o2l 4'l42
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pORBACB & MANNING,
Ia hAEUTACTUKERs or
TRUNKS, VALIsE5, CARPR E BAGS, So,
No, NAkRES At. and b5i BEOADwAY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
1875 MARKEr ST., NEwARE, N. j.
y N. EORPACH, I. y. MANNING.
Rs.Al. NJ leas than wholesale prices during tie
var Iyi9u'lts
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DoARDING-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
ID 10 accommodated wish good board aud plea
.ant rooms at 2d4 Tnth st., between lst Avenue
nd Avenue A, from So to % bO, per week. The
house contains al modern imProvenents-hatha,
gas, &c. olo HAG'iO
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r ODGINGS Q EAP-COMFORTABLk
~ single beds, 10 cents . Night, OF 90 cents
week; double bedA less; single rooms 10 oenA. MAI
ned persons 30 W On canA, Refreshments equally
low Il WILTBHIRE HOUSE, 100 franklin %, near
WsA Broadway. WAIchmAn all night O4 s4Ao'ls4
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SDoARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID or gentleman and wife obtain board on
uooderAte ter ms, At 10 Charles street, th-we1t
corner Of Greenwioh; also ladies. II. FELTHAA.
oc9 24Ac'12T
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The following two de patches appeared in or
last edition yesterday.
The Fight at Leesburg.
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TROY AND BOSToH
and
WEsTERN VERMONT RAILROADS.

Direcl routs for
kUTLAND, BURLINGTON, HOUSES r0Inf1
MONTREAL. OGDKNBBUR0, BkL-
LOWS RALL1 And BOSTON
ROuT trains daily besween
RABr DAY MXPKn1g
NnoUan 10 noATRAAL AMp oaDnlHDUnoAs
RADsngss having Troy By lhis lin1, q lhn y:
n. win reach Darlington, Rouss's Roinl. hsntresl
and Ogdensburgh, ,sAns tims wtth thoss lsAvinG Ave
hours sAxlis< Va my Oshsr roass.
NIGHT nznno oAH nPmmI
AAnogoA - noAxnnAA Ann ooB9aGsgD1A1
go sS CaAsa. OF Q4ss On sAaeAa& =
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PEHsONxl..

pENSIoNs SEJURED FOR SOLDIERS,
wounded dis ,bled during the preseui war,
and also for the " .dowu Of thoss killed or who maj
dia In servics. Claims for pay, bounty land, Ao.,
prompsly sttsnded 70. CALVIN W. SMITH, cog
neE Ohambers and Chatham % 2sac'l0
THE RELATIVES OF CHARLES SMITH
u wh3nT, Of Nork Place BsrrSgs,s. RnslGud.
are vey anxious 70 hear from him. o22 9'269
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ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, 0CrOBER
- lsI the steamer BROADWAY will leave per
~ Of jay st. t1u Jhing at Amos s, every sftsrnl on
a, sH O'Clock, for Yonkers, Hastings, D1bbs Fer
~, Tanytown, Sing Sing, and HAVsrstraw.
ool SAAc'llf
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old BLACK STAR LINE

" OF LIvERPOOL PACKETS.
Psssags from or " Liverpool by the following ara
cissa packe, ships sailing on the
bth and 24th of each Month.
Adeiids, Cub vAtor, R1,cua,
Aust alta, Cynoaura, John Bright
Bel Woods, Chancellor ThorutDn,
Eridl ewAter, restitution. Universe.
DRAFTS ON TdE ROYAL BANKS
or ZEALAND, UIsrR BNSKUta Co., AsO ALL rAKrs
~ ENaLAsD ASD SonASB.
olA "a. ''"s WILLIAMS oSION a. Fulton a.
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES
l. Il have established distillsry OF malt whis-
key, 80 to los. gal; brandy and rum, 81 70 90 c,s
hrou gh the small atill stu Of great purity. Rect
hed spirits, 30 cts. THOS. A. DEVYR, cor. North
lOth and First slA. WilAmsburgb. ocll SaAc'1Oo
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EIRST SHIPS FOR LONDON AND LIv-
Il trlool-t e splendid ship LIVERPOOL .. pier
10, T. r., calls for L1f don, OCT. 2slh. Snip NEW
WORLD, for Liverpool, will sail in . few days.
Passengers iaNen In % cabin Il reduced seerase
rates, aud found. For passage " fron the above
ports spply To TnoS. q. ROCHE, 80 South 81.
oi9 b'l25
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DAIsTERs wANTID-a coon "a,


RAISTERS WANTED-3 GOOD MEN
- ~ beis' md fn sh after a mace cine; g. gond
mtn steady Wcrk the year round None nee sp3.y
but steady workmen, AZ ~ Cherry street. vi door,
front. c23 a'i3S
PILL Posi- EEs wANTED-A FEW AC-
- tive young men " work at the business q yost-
Ing bills thoee accust med /, tho buines, pre-
ts ,er1ed. red Csl a. O. W. LAKEMANs, Bll Poster,
% Ttlay s., Brooklyn. o2l a'iel
CARPENTERS AND BL ACKSMI rHS
w'ntei for \ - aing voyage-9 carpenter, .
hia ksm.hs, and steward that has oeen wbal
ny. Apply This day, at 81 W,s, st, cCr II Rector.
IcNGlNEEk eoLDIERs wANTED-COM-
a. i'risug mechanics aud in'eligeui lahoterp, fIs
tApperp and mhners " the r''auat army They
nuaa Us able-bodied, nos 70 ye.rs u sge, sbi.
W read and write, and und'usaard the four ground
tals- of ari,nmstin. Terms NJ elissmsnt thrr-
tsar Pay trvm sis H. NSA dspo ndins on raph al
uAiue., by merit and sodiculs conducl Also, 70
aonA htel, quArtsrs, clo.hlns medical stseudsnoa.
=, ,9l 'ho usual bcuny Apply "a . Bowling arcsn.
u a,or, eyefy DAY, uei. "a ~, and nm q A.
aILLhoRn, Csp.sin o' sngibesrS u. 9, L-ny.
ocs s0'lOs
DAY INCRE EASaIl-pRAuOON1 ron
tho u. s. Ar'ny--wsIsi 100 yOuns men, 10
wh,m horses, squsraans, tstous elc'tlns, ard
medical ai,eudanne will Ne nirnshed wth gocd
pay TO esah s,ldusr Apply lsS Hud''o . ~ si'c'
SHoEMAKERs WANTED GOOD
D'ournUynen ~ work on army shoea: also 10 good
aueIs. Apply 10 S. L.. MERRIAM. al Murray st.,
NY. u2i a'l26
SHoEMAKRRs wANTTu-Two OR THO,
= hundred men 10 work army shoes; wag.-
80 cents. Apply 70 ELISHA usEsuBw, 1si Fil.
ton a. cor. Nassau, broklyr. ccitq
SOLDIFRS wASTED-POR THE u. 8.
- almy--mo sble b~lie1 mcn term ~ service,
god bia d. q thing and ma hcS llssudA .ce SiE
b'rhnty giytn At the stp ration Of terin ~
Apply Al ths Principal Rsnlesvous ~ Chatham a.
NsS York City. Lieut. \. N. BPROLB 4th Infsn.
wy U. s A. Recruiting onicer. oclg s4a''iOT
TA1LORS wsNTED-0NE THOUSAND
hal ds on fine, medium, aud military work.
highest wsgcs paid " IEVLIN co, cor. Brad.
way and Warren ste. o22 s'J4
TAILOR wANrED-AT THE NEW Cloth.
ing manuiactory At Port Rcnmuud, staten
lsNr d: young man to DO pressing, and tn make
himself generally useiul IN tie shop, a'o la ststs
ON army jackets. ut22 J'i4l
T'AILORS AND TklIORRSSES Wanted
u 1000 Lands wanted O. max, uuilit. ovsr-
coats; also hands - make button hoss AjpyA
the American Express Building, b5 Hudson 81, en-
trance in the osi9 l2'l23
TAILoRS wANTED-HANDS ON MILL
Il tafy oyercuab; god prices paid. Apply ~
BOGER5 a RAYMOND,
o2l 3'i3T err. Nassau and Fdt1n sts.
" A N I l. DE G IA T MEN TO
w oil Company 69th regiment, Fira ReSi-
ment Irish Bsigaic, quartered At Font Schuyler.
The Regiment N comma dsd Ivy Colonel Nugent
Apply t RElD'S Hotel, iIi south At, near X oso-
welt ~, - Captain WM. BENSON, o1l 6'iIO
\NAN ED-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA-
w men aud landsm-n, - ny u sHip In ths L. 4.
Navy, will hnd Il 10 their b,neht by callinR ~ the
clothing store, i13 P.atl Vt, corner Yalde yAt'r,
who fits cut In too lost and cheap II manner.
WIN. A. HILT, I03 Pearl st. o2i 2ilc'tA
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MO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE
IN October Tth, 1851.
All persons are cautioned against buying or negs-
datng the following $40 per osni. Treasury Njtes,
vlx;-
No s5sT for $500.
Nos g. s25 a. S2e IL 527 " s2s fu1 500 each pay
able ~ the order Of CARPENTER d HILL. the same
having been Obtained by fraud, and thar psymen,
being sopPed
oSE'lis KETCHUh, BON 90.
nU.S AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
" % osnts slssuo roH oil. 20 cents por gallon
q .isiL p,luL yellow OchTe, and SPANISH brown
lls ssu, per H.. Waite eac and Ln0, osnts lin
ssd oil, tuTpenans, DO d. BIDWHLL- ges Pearl
- oae aAA~ll0
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

n U. s. GOVERNMENT
for the sale OF
t-l0 TREASURY MOTIFS,
al WALL ST.
THE SECRETARY or THE TREASURY
having appointed -
NH CHAB. BURIAL HOFFMAN,,
OF our run, agent for ths sale Of TroAsury Notes,
bearing ntsrss, at the rate OF 3iO per oont,ve
prepared to supply them in lots " suit purolAssrs,
Ia denominations of bOs iO0s b0d, iOOos and oOOOs,
may 10 required, with coupons for the paymeni
Of interest semi annually attached
The notei ara dated August i9ih, ssi, and pur-
chAsera pay the accrued inssre, nj tine raj" OF two
cents per day on each hundrol dul..i'
BANKABLH FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYAKNr.
Purohsse,s in .hs country, sending chess, can
have notes per return OF mail
Any further information required will be given
~ COLGATE q HOFFMAN,
oi0 0al'1ls No. a. Wall 81.
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
" For
NATIONAL, InAM

NATIONAL LOAN.
OTTIOH or KETOHUh, boH a o.,
No. N Exchange PlAos.
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE Ma.
TIONAL LOAN, bearing interest :, the rats Of $40
psr cent per annum, payable 70 order of subsibeI,
or a dirsc.ed, and Of the various denominations
o.a now DO had d this Ofhoa. immediAialy upon do
noat therefor In gold or current mnds. Ordou
Eom the country, accompanied By ohsok, supplied
by retuTn mall. .nw
SIX PER CENT. TWO YAAk TRkABUkY
u PAYMENT F0R THn ABOvk
oAElN l. NQxA4frGAuA
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C1Np ALL, HARND BN1s
OPAO KAGEBl kX p X kB =
and mOnsyI AIge
to soldiers only hAH
In cam pI rates blt-
or field byl ler's goods
Ha nden'sI uARNDRN,a taken a.
Express, RXPhESs 0W RATS
u BdWay rnden's
They have EkpresH
40 yernmrI u BdwAy.l
p ermuziC n ii rndenal "
TO CONVEY TOT EAPR RkSS,
L l. PoINTs ID W %
ocb 94aos1O6
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WA ANTE D-EIG GHT MEN TO
w oil Company u 69th regiment Fira ReSi-
mert Irish Brgaie, now quartered at Fort Schuyler.
The Regiment Ia comma dsd Ivy Colonel Nugent.
Apply At REID'S Hn,el, iIi H,nth sl, near oso-
yelt ~, - Captain WM. BENSON, OIL 6'iTO
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S,TfAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- NEW YORK AND LIv RPoOL-
Ian ling and ,mtarking passengers at QUEENS
TOWN. Ireland.
The liverpool New York and Phlsdsphia Steam
SHIP Company intnd di-patching their full power
ed Clyde-luie Lon Steamships ~ follows
CNh,'.. s.'''''sssss. e-shnS wv. Ae,n'
gl.ASGOw. w....,,...........S- Saturday, Nov. I'd
KANGAROO. ...,...........b baturdAy, NV Wh
and on every succeeding Saturday, at noon, from
per IL North RIVER. -
RA7Es OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. ~
a, g. London. fNl %
SrFERhGE. zee. ...,.. ....''....fSl w
do to London. ..... $i3 %
steerase Return T ckets good for
SN months. s...,..,........NJ .NJo w
Passengers fowaid,d to Paris, IIlvre, HamhuT,
ltcm,r, Rotterdam. Antwerp, &c., at reduced
rough rates.
IL keis he'e.
Pr frticr information, apply at the company's
JOHN G. DALE AGENT,
uy2l u'i5I IL Bradwsy.
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WAN -SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA
w men aud landsm@n, - ny u sHip In the 4. 4.
Navy, will And Il 10 their b,nedt by callng AZ tho
clothing store, il3 Paatl st. corner valdc yAt'r,
Who fits cut In tne lest and cheap II manner.
WIN. A. Hit, I03 Pearl st. o2i 2ilc'ta
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CECURE AND COLLECT YOUR CLAIMS.
- Merchants and business men can realize smme-
diAtely upon their notes. accounts and demands, ~
we adyAnce cash 10 two-thirds thCir value.
Builders and mechanics can secure their liens and
cash In advance.
Law business promptly attended ".
@. Y. HOUSE, Counselor-A ~ Law, 10 wall a, N.
Y. Advice always free. sci u'lH
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TOR LIvBRPOOL-THE FAST SAILING
Il clipper sip CALHOUN Cap,. TRUMAN, will
sail Saturday,, Oct 26ti, having unequAlled ao-
oommodaaions fJr frst and second class passengers
Second class passengefs tkei for tas low price Of
9lA, ard found with provisions. Apply on board,
or Al the othce on Pier 8, North River. n. COL.
LIN. ol9 6'ls9
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ERO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Il Sails Saturday, OF. Goth, the Packe, s1iP
BRIDGwArER, iying nj pier 10 River PM
passage, At low rates, drAs on any part OF Greet
B'it,n or Ireland apply on board, or 70 TAPS
COTr a Co, SO S-uth 81. o2l 6'lil
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II listers, &c., WANTED 30 GIRLS
- who uudaisaud last.tg military pantalools,
ast lnO huishsiH, upir rntrru, pressunen: steady
v,o,k. Apply all the week to J. MCCORMICK, az
New ltpWety, o22 S'l3t
HELP WANTED-A LARGE NUMBER
L Of servants Mt the Union Intelligence OH le,
$50 Broadway. JOHN saEEuAN, Proprietor.
oc22 L'i2t
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SEWING MACHIHE-WANTED LADIES
- - ,arn " operate on singers, Wnoslar a VII
sd's and Other Bewlng mAchins-leArted perfect
an1 prantoei on shop work ull satisfied AL the
Ior sale AMI W la =. IGg Orchard ~, nsN BsLnIOn
olO Aacslgg
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TAILoRS wANTED-HAND9 ON MILL
Il Efy 0yercoab,; god prices paid. Apply ~
BOGER5 q RAYMOND,
o2l 3'i3T eor. Nassau and Fdlton st.
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CEWIHG MACHINES-WANTED
y dies learned N operate on w. & w sewing u.V
a rs brpnct es and particulars for 81. Gall III W.
81 90 st. near u ghth ava, O2i 3'lJi
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TAILOR WANrED-AT THE NEW Cloth
ing manuiactory At Port Rchmuud staten
lslNrd d. young man tu do pressing aud to make
himself generally useful Ia ihe shop, a,o la sts q.
army jackets. uc9q 3'i4t
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SEWING MACHINES WANTED LADIES
- q l'arn IN operate On Singers and Whoolar q
Wil-on'e sewing machnei practice ill perfect aud
recon mended 70 work Terms 81. Al 100 Fulton
4, Brooklyn, up stairs. olls 2lac'l Z
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CEWTNG WANTED, A Mum.
- of experienced hands b. operate ON sngor's
and Wheeler and wi ,on's sewing machines, alsp a
uc2l 8'l90
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TAILORS AND TAILORFSSES Wanted
Il 1900 Lands wanted g. max, mllit. y ovr.
coats; also hands - make button hoas ADpy Al
the American Express Building, b5 HIdsun a. an
trance in the rear. osl9 l2'l2a
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SRWING MACHINES-WANTE PER.
y sous who wmh ~ learn 10 operate on Singers
sewing machines. terms only 81, aud practice on
oil kinds " work; als1 some g."d sewers T. learn
the IAnlloou trade. Inquire 80 Delaney vt lst
hhH oclb 2kAcslDI
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TAILORs wsNTED-oNE THOUSAND
Il ha ds On nne, medium, and military wuk:
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COAL AND FUEL.

DEST OF RED AND WHITE ASH
- coal, 81 10 per ton, 1000 lbs delivered free
and clean; yard, and . Eleventh II. near Broad
~ay, \. 4, md branch office, 70 Eighth ave. q. T..
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The hydraulic press., 1861-04-20

PARsON BRowNL0w TALKS OUT.-Brown-
low, OF the Knoxville Whig, says: There
is scarcely q man of talent and character
living, even at the North, under whose ad-
minstration of the General Government
would not prefer to live, rather than live in
Southern Confederacy, controlled and gov
erned by the traitors and villains who
have originated and have carried out this
wicked, daring and damnabe scheme of Sc
cesson. The Senators of seven States have
been sitting in seats as Senators, sworn to
support the Constitution of the United
States, and TO act as the Privy Couucil Of
the President, and at the same time they
were holding secret meetings, plotting the
overthrow Of the Government and ConStitu-
tion they had sworn to sustain and support.
| consider Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr
patriots and honest mea compared with
these traitors and prejured villains. GER
tainly have no desire to live aader any Gov
ernment organized by such corrupt, wicked,
and hell-deserving men. The whole scheme
for dissolvidg the Union was originated and
carried out by such men as these. Corrupt,
designing, and disappointed Southern pol
iticians, who, falling to control the Govern
ment, resolved upon its ruin. There are
better men in hell, suffering the vengeance of
eternal fire, than the Southern leaders in this
secession movement This say as South
ern men, one born aad raised here, and ia
tending to live and die here. And ali this
| will continue to say, as long as have
breath to speak, or strength to write.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-20

DIED IN THE HosPITAL.-A man named
Mathew NcGrath, who stated that he had
lately been living at North San Juan, was
admitted into the county hospital on Satur-
day morning last, and died the next day.
When he applied for admission he looked
like man suffering from the effects of a
''heavy drunk" and was evidently very sick,
though he managed to walk from town to
the hospital. 1t was afterwards ascertaind
that be had been drinking hard for some
days, and sleeping out of nights, and the
liquor and exposure no doubt occasioned his
death.-Nevada Democrat
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-20

A correspondent of the New York Times saws
Mrs. Lincoln has beautiful hand and foot and
ear, showing that she is of "well born" family.
If beautiful hand and foot are requisite for
proving good blood, the royal family of England
cannot be said to possess the article. The Queen
has foot like brick, and the Prince of Wales
has very large and not well shaped hands and
feet. As for the feet they are huge and fat.
How will this fact answer as test of blood,
If small hands, feet and ears are aristocratic
marks, the Chinese feminines, as a general
thing, must "come of good families" They are
somewhat remarkable in this respect. So, also,
are the female lower classes of Mexico and
Chile.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-20

FROM BAD TO WoRsE.-What must be
thought of body of men who, in Legislative
capacity, are constantly throwing the people into
state of alarm? Every day that body remains
IN session, apprehensions are excited. Either a
bulkhead scheme, railroad project, change of
venue act, an attack upon the school law, or
some other offensive measure is introduced,
directly at variance with public opinion, and
detrimental to the best interests of the State.
Now, it cannot be contended that members of a
Legislature are so criminally stupid as to be
ignorant of the effects which their reckless con-
duct is calculated to produce and it must, there
fore, be inferred that they are wckedly malicious
in their designs. Hardly has one outrage been
perpetrated, till another is sprung upon the peo-
pie 1t would seem as if members thought their
chief duty was to coneoct villainies and pass
them in the shape of special or general laws
AS yet, we know of nothing good which has been
done during the Legislative session, and God
only knows the amount of harm still to be per-
petrated We are patiently waiting to learn
what is to be the next outrage.
The hydraulic press., 1861-04-20

PLAYED OUT. We saw it stated somewhere
that Charley Scott-Hon. Charles L. Scott-had
written an address to some person or persons, in
advocacy of the right of secession. Such doc
have produced profound sensation but even
the franking privilege has not had projectile force
sufficient to carry it into these parts. Why is
the mammoth press so silent on the subject
The world has no doubt lost great deal by the
suppression of the Bunsby opinions expressed Sc
learnedly as Charley was capable of expressing
them