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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MoRsINe, xAR. u. 1s6o.
4 Fer lciss View Of eur rrsub.e-

THR Londen Daily Neps, Of the Sth inst
comments favorably upon tho speeches mad,
by Mr. LINCOLN during bis progross from,
Springfield to Washington, and hopes that he
will act up to his declared intention to be con-
cilistory, while abiding by tho Consultation
and the laws made under 1t. o. tho Southern
movement, 1t says:-
TIE Southern sgitA,ors h,-e kcr- sense Of the
hen.eness ~ shetr position A. long =, tas excite
nett 4 Secession lasted they ware t,leraby sure
o. heir ground. Bui now iim over, aud people
are strg what next, they psrceive ,heir danger.
For what have they doteH They have, ~ Tar a,
th.ir sc'a are worth anything, Voluntarily cut off
melf Ssts nom the on y conneIion whica gave
ney were confuNnded Ia the grand ,o,al o, A nsr
han pahonsliiy, they shsred the high aud
movie psce which It's vigor freedom, and en- liknt.
e. mens secured IL In TIE regard of the world. Au
WIS me Sou'h tas Lost IL has not oHly isolated
hself, bun in the nvdnees Of f,nstcisn hs. found
"a ie constitunon on that very sscal feature which
Is moss cdions in the syss " the civilized world.
II has sbus' the name Of Republic 10 SGT up a cou-
federation which men sre already c.llias "Ney
Dahomey," with Mississippi repudiator for It's
snief and hand of pruf-s-eJ duellist.. adventur.
ere, sharks, and pablic plunderers for is lesds ..
iad ~ The Soah ia pruyed ~ be 10y the isct Il l,s
sNsH 40 may be quito sure that the VIA.
fIiis, ISABELLA, YbCEs, and BsSJ,xIss,
cannot tiry represent sIther is aorshty OF
i.', .H. . ,.n ln~e men only cohsesend "
itsu vac sjr,h, because they are uJt permitted W
Io'tho Nnlth any longer, and ifiime Ia given them,
hsy will exhaust and disgust the slave states il,
"a thsy have wssli,d Md anger ed the free. Their
nan ~ and an,ecsias are pleiss tbs, while
tey are M the head Of sr.r-, the career Of ths
ChmedeIsy will Oe one of tuiOulsuc,, bad f,t,h,
aud intrigue OF coLquest for the extension OF
saI-ty, Their language IL " At of msu VINO feel
That tie very pruiipls q their association cuts
them II nom noble future PnJn b-ing pu, OF
glorious uAtisn they have bee ne q JON, stock
corporation for uPholdins anil extensing the .n.
, 'AvtElcit OF their fellow man!
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4tchisOn, NTCh 23.-Ihe special committee
Of che Kansas ColfsIegce of sho NJ u Churca to
whom wss ref rfsd ira question ofhs drouth sqi
desti uton In K.nsAs, Lsys made report sh,ch
wts unanimously adopted. They say Wa hays
been careful 10 gain ell the inform.tlon u.cssssry
b. the fOI sion Of . correct opinion from minister's
prsseI ting AL parties Of the state, aud dscla are
1st. Thai In Ol,Obar Last tkera were nai proyl.
siops enough in the s,ats, means enough to pro
cure them with ~ preaei ve moro than QUE hkf OF
T. people from Starvation. I'd. NbHiIhst sndipg
All the aid that hn bsen offered U.S. the most Of our
population have had bus little for ,heir sustsnAnrs
sxcest corn and bread, with lit,le meat part el
the slime.
Sd From sll the accounis. we have no doubt
thai the various statements Of ct In regard 10 our
condition by N. ssrs. PoMRaor, ARsY aud HYATT,
have horn promptsd by the sursss motives aAd sre
substantially correct, and that va tender 'hsm our
special thanks.
4h.-ws have reason 10 belisve that AL counter
stAtsmssss smsnAiinE from the prs,s or othaf"i7e'
have besn through ignorance oitne iac, or thf0usn
90 ne interested monye
bth.-ThAt, IN our judyrons ih donAton' NJ our
friends In the East ave, In most lniuhoeS' feAsheu
their destised Object "
Csb-we de- sire In this formal msnner 10 express
our heartfelt thsnks 70 all ou kind donors, and
assure them shat thsir cOuttblSi Aoerslty nAS
,.yed shs liyss OF thousands sid prevented un.
I'd amount OfsufsTinE
7Ih-N 10 now ssysrsl rrontN- Hll harvest, and
wa have but liItla 10 stors, asd pay friands
not W ttsy their hands I'll shs De sbs 70 raise
som sth,Dg from our own rasourc's.
sigssd by N ss-rs BRO MooRE, TESsr,HAss,
STEPHENSON, and h,lsOs, Conm.p.s,
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Foreign Items.

Tnr suMsHR or SUICIDES IN PARIS for the
month ending February Is was 40, Of which
"A were women.
AT Foo-CHow, CHrsA there IL a bridge Q
mile and a half long, spanning the river BE-
tween the foreign and native settlements. It
Is built entirely OF granite, rests on 1S0 arches,
and is SEQ years old.
A wAGoIsH SCorCHNAs sent valentine LAST
month, prepaid too; the donkey cost him o.,
and the freight ti more the Joke, as thin -
expensive, was that the recipient was mount
cd volunteer.
LEIGH HuNrs SON, THORNTON, who has
been In this country some time Is said TO BE- 60
gagged on work on America; Mr.. huNrs pre-
clvitics are reported to be towards Mr.. Boo
HANAN.
A MrsIcAL Socnrr a hundred years old
exists In LONDON, and will soon hold rs ceatsa-
isry M Mniversa'y celebration. II was founded
in l,6l. and called the IN, bility and GentryS
Catch Club"
Old JoHNsoN made his large fortune ak
Sb, Held, England, a. he said, out Of his work
people; 20 the old cutler instructed his brother
to divide t15 900 among them, according -
length of seIvica- A msnth ago, the 1870 were
paid; the lowest got s1o, the highest $500.
An OLD WOMAN DIED RECENTLY Of starvs.
tion in France. Although the missr died abb
solutely In rags, an inventory Of her effects
showed ten handsome dresses, q silk shawl.
and 16O chemiscs, besides $2O0 In cash. SAS
left $500 worth Of other personal property, and
~, 90 worth OF real estate.
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Uisoeu euane0us Items.

EN.GovEENoR NEWELL has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey Of tho
State Of New Jersey.
THE SHAD FIsHERIFs OF NoRrH CAnoII-
ma are unusually productive this season. Ous
seine took in one day, last week, 1000 nah.
TmE ooSvIcis In the Penitentiary Of Missis-
~ pi are engaged In manufacturing tents fos
the army Of the state.
THE REV. J. PkREs, tho late Rabbi Of the
; nagogue in Memphis, has sued the congrsga-
'nn of Israel in that city for libel, laying dam
81 es at 10000.
A MONSTER HOG is being exhibited at Bas-
gor, Me-; his weight |, Gs0 lbs, length 3
It. : in, girth Il. in., and height n. 6
in.
AN ORCHARD HOUSE, 300 feet long beloag-
ing to Hen. W. III. LAWRENCE, Newport h
J.. has furnished the owner and his friends with
ripe early fruit and vegetables iincs Christ
MAJ.
VIZ GUESS THE CONFEDERATE STATES had
better not impose duty on Kentuc ky wheat,
corn, rye, barley and oats. II they do they'll
find it will "go very much against the grain"
-LOaiSrHe yourHdl.
The LATE SESSION OF THE NAME Lxs,s-
lure was the ihortest In duration for 70
years being only "A days; II passed III acts
and 93 resolves including appOrtionments Of
the state for senators, representatives and mem.
bers Of Congress.
Orr OF AGAssIz's STUDENTS, who WAS sent
to Washington to procure contributions for
our Geological Museum, from the Smithsonian
Institution, gives tho following scientific de-
scIiption Of a Washington reporter; -Habitas
Space; food-Whiskey.
Two sPoRrsMHN, firing simult aneously,
killed sixty-seven Wild geess at one shot -four
GIrelsI at Montauk, l., l., last week. since
then, more than fifty persons have bean thsre
TO get the same shot, and went away with
mary geese"
Or HAS BEES DISCOVERED In Aurora, N.
T., and the fact causes considerable excite
ment. The Inhabitants q that locality may
well exclaim in view Of the expectation OF in
creased light, Aurora Bore iLis!" Patent
applied for.
A NEGRO SLAVE PRxACHER, HARRISON
BERRY, who ass sts his master in las Office
at Atlanta, Ga, has written a work, now In
course OF publication, entitled Slavery and
Abolitionism, as viewed by Georgia slave"
the book, an octave Of abont 100 pages. strong
ly advocates slavery.
W1HIs A MiLK OF THE Royal PALACE In
" indsor, England, poor laborsr who slsSe
in the same bed with his family, a wifs, three
l daughters asd II son, i've In all was recently
| ind icted for indecent assaults upon his tive
| little daughters, both under II years Of ago
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Ships Of WT.-Rev. Mr.. JosKs, yesterday
nd gave statements Of the con ,n1 st letters,
fron the GulfSqusdron, now of Psnsac ,la In ths
prayer messing. lie said that on board three Of
shose naval vessels there Is, ., the prsssnt tme
very earnest Interest the subject Of religion On
one OF these ships, the pious men on board hold
their meetings for prayer every day. In the mos,
secluded pat Uf the ship-,hs shafs alley.
On all these ships the instruments OF battle are
anlosi nightly manned aud ready for an attack
which is tx iscted Al any moment. We, In the
m'ds, Of all this conventions taking place, and
ne Prpce Of Peace is making conqu ssts ulto him
self
He said, too that letters bal son reoe! ysd nom
the Niagara ., Ksnsgaws japan, witch gave an
account Of prayer meet ng held In idol temple
10y twenty five piou, sailors, who wen, from the
sh p Tor tha, purpose.
Cheering ntws was also cbmnuuics cs,ei from
SONS u tne ships In the African sIu.dron, snd
yme few sesmen had intrs,si thsir ,n,en,,ou to
leave ,hs ses, and enter upon . course Of prspara-
sion for shs ministry.
Erdngslieal ARidHee.--This Organization is
doing much sooi. I, hsd ,s. in motion . Coarse
Of Sabbath sveping lectures 10 young men. LIS,
sabbath evening Rev, ~, Hrns w,s the preacher
The strvios. which ~ers largely sssado1. were
held iu ,hs Mercer S'r-es Clurch. Toe Alliance
Las o. lso starved nys working mems prayer most
inss In din-rsns places, ons Of which Is 70 be held
every evening.
Or THE ORIGIN OF CAMP MEETINGS, tho New
York Erdngetist says: Tue first camp meeting
cid in America, was In Kentucky. Two preach
crs-one Presby tsrian, and tho other a Me-
thodist-met in q village, on the Sabbath,
where there WAS but one church. The Prcsby-
terian oiiiciatsd In tho forenoon, and tho Me-.
thodist In tho afternoon. The interest was so
great that they contiued their meetings for a
day or two at the house. The attendance
soon became 10 large that they adjourned to the
woods, and continued the meeting for a week.
And this Is the origin Of the modern camp
meeting.
GERMAN PRorEsTASIsN is now rapidly
awakening from its long sleep. The churches
are better attended, free gifts have increased
and more respected.
TnE LUTHERAN CHURCH IN Russia, which
has long been prevented from all free action, is
now at liberty.
THE WEEK or PRAYER IN FoRKIGS CITIES.
In Florence, on each day Of tho appointed
week, meetings were held In the Scotch chapel,
which was filled TO OVERLOOKING. The EnglIsb,
Scotch, Vaudois, and native italian churches
all united In tho celebration. The prayers
we're chiefly in Italian. Many OF those present
were working men, who with diiliC ulty made
sacrifice Of their time. Four succt ssiys pray
~bo in otbsr ti,rs. hsJ a. a,aJ ~,
for tba sssa ~ tho nasn. I'"'''' 'u'p' '''""''"'
In HsmbuJ. tLs s S,spar.w.. q wa. n,r,i,I,v
ob...y.J tb.5a hIi,g n, L., 60 -,
U.sSsr me. tinas hs% evcrv q, daw iVi puoi,s
,niyit oT n,a,a vas msniSxs.t 1hnn,h ,he.s
was no approach to a general observation Of
in ypyy manv nlscas hcIiayar. ss.an,hly, S'li
a. nsetstion Of Ilessin1' "''0no'ea in
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Business Items.

PRKsIpEsr IIscoLs's INCEPTION at from
ton, n. j., for few hours cost the state
o., O0s!
UNusuAL QUANTITIES OF BRFi sTUFPs arc
stored at all tho lake ports awaiting the opsa-
ing Of navigation.
THx OIL SPRINGS at Little Kanawka, Wes-
tern Virginia, y ield 30, ON barrels Of oil psr
dar, and with improved machinery, operators
hope to increase this from ten to twenty per
cent during the summer.
In SoUTH CAROLINA ex-governor AIKkH,
pays 600 year taxesi Oris MILLS q New
England mani and OTls MnLs & Co, pay To-
gethcr over t5, 800. MARIA WESTON, o color
ell wsman, pays t6O3, 90 on SiO, ,0OO in real e.
tate and fourteen slarrs.
1HE BONDED DHIT oF ALABAMA amounts 70
g., 40, 900; the domestic debt to o., as2, I7s.
In addition to this, tho legislature has Just
Issued 81, ,O00, 900 In bends, o., 900, 900 In
treasury notes, and loaned tho Southern Con
hdsracy $500, 600. The total revenue for the
present year is s1, 172 G69 expenses el, O5s,-
600. The military expenses Of the state are not
included in this estimate, as they arc to be met
by the issue Of treasury notes and state bonds,
without any Increase Of taxation for the present.
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Cala0Ijtf8a.

lHE iCE GNvE WAY under a lady ani eestls-
man while tksting on . sasco Lake N. Y, e.
Mondav. Hsppily they were saved.
Mas. WISANS, wife Of the cigar steamer in
vcntor, lady distirruished by open handed
philanthropy, died At Baltimore on Tuesday.
LITTLE noY FILL INTO Tun of boiling
water at KillawoR, n Y, on Tuesday, and
died in dreadful agony on Wednesday.
FRAscIs DSNAHI 3, tho Mail carrie bs
tween st. Il. mi and Manningrill Canada. va
instantly killed on tho 10th by the falling Of
tree which he was engaged in Telling
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The following is tho loss and gain Of Con.
grossional Representatives in the several states
Lrss-Al.bsms, 1; Georgia, l; K-n,uckv, q;
Msine, l; Maryland, l. Mass~nhu ,e,,s, L. M,nneso
~, 1; New York, 2; North Carolina, l; Ohio, B.
Pm.ssyIvsnis, Q; Rhode Island I; sou,a Carolina,
2; Tennessee, 2; Virginia, 2: Vermont, l. Total
ss24.
Gsin-A'kansas, !; California, 1; IIliuois, T.
Iowa Q; L1uisisnN l. hi-s.uri, 2; M,cnigsn, Q;
T,x.A, Y; Wisconsin, 5. Tvss gain 10
The whole number of Representatives is by law
6xsd nj two hundred and thirty. y.three who are sp
criticised among th. B'stss respectively, by dtvtd-
ing the number OF th. e- popu alton Of the s,s.,
TO which, In slaye-holding STATS, three f,hs 81 hs
slaves are addtd, by the number two huadrei aus
thirty IhIes, and the product Of such divlsi IN IRE
J.ctrg ell frscsions Of uniO shall 10 the ratio OF
representation oftns several States; but ~ shs
number and amount of tbs fractions among so
many dividends would, Of oorrss, In the aggregate,
be sufficient " reduce the numoer Of represents
hves below the nuDber rpscifsd, II WAS provided
tbss the whole numbsr shou be supplied by an
Sly ming W many S,ases having tue iAgess ffsc.
NUps al additional member each for Its fraction,
unul the number Of tso hundred aud thirtv. three
members should bs assigned W the several ssAteI.
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The Green Bay Free Press Gays that thirty
years ago, vi en- Gen. TwI0Gs was stationed
at that place, his cruel conduct to his soldiers,
and iuperc,lOus bearing to civilians, made him
generally Odious. In 1928 soldier named
PBKsrIGK, burning under sense Of injustice,
trscherously Fto's TO his quirters one night,
and placing loaded muskst to his ear as he
slept, fred But the gun missed, and the
.kepsr starting up, seized the gun by the bar
'el, and brained the assassin. But ho did not
lie, as he deserved. His head was trepanned,
and as he conval,sced, before his reason wa,
yet restored, TwIGus commenced q series ol
persecutlons on him -cowhiding him every day
with his own hand, or by his orders. lie wal
confined and fell like like beast on uncsokec
food. When the troops were marched from
Fort Howard to Wipnebsgo he was forced 4
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march, chained, and loaded with q he,vy b,,
nep, through $50 miles Of uilierncs,. A fejlov
soldier who bore part of his burden was LicksA
FOR his humanity. 1t 10 said tho brutal T Wroas
never Fsssed bis victim without kicking or
listment at last expired, he was stiTi purmsN
by TwIGGs' malignity, who sent him undsr
guard to the civil authorities, by whom he " A.
scr enced to five years impriser ment for the
attempted assassination. But the wretchsd
soldier was pardoued by Gen. JAoKsos, wha
the whole facts OF the case became known to
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Coassas of lSRO.

TBK following table gives tho free and slavo
population by tho last census, Of each state, and
the number Of representatives to which each
state is entitled under the now spportionment,
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Do0esGio Markets.
TuEsDAr, March e6-l p. NJ.

TuksDAY, March e6-l r. NJ.
AsHIs-Ars ssssdy, with small sales ~ s5 81 for
l - aud Pearls.
RBREArsTUrs-Ths market for s,a,s and Western
Flour IL ssAin a mer, with more activity for sx-
roTt and home consumpslon.
II "a sales ara $4,000 barrels, Al $5 90 for Super.
h,e ave, - 30 . 81 80 for Exua safe, % 20 for
sup.I hoe Michigan, Iadisna, oAio, Iowa, g. an 4
80 80 q sc 30 FOR Extra do, including ship piug
bands Of round hoop OHIO, ~ 90 60 s. S5, and
We quote sapsrf % % ...s. q 20; s.,r. state, sS
eOss5 30; esmmon 70 good Western. - 2Oi extra
Iowa, Michigsn. Ind, Ohio, &C., IS s0,$6 80; sI-
Y. round hoop oaio, y.hiPpiDgy % GoIso ooi OK
ssee, % 6OssT 90; extrs ST. Louis, IS BOAST.
southern Flour u also . lials hVmsr, wish . fair
Inquiry; ,hs sales were 1000 bbls. ~ IS 40a$b rs
50 90 jor BrAndywins 50 $3.50 ~ for Gsorgsto IN.
90 to' " 10 for Petersburg Cay, and " loAsI 70
for Richmond city.
C.nsdian Flour IL In sood demand, aud rather
higher, with ssles OF 500 bbls ~ IS 3na$o rs for
oonnon W good extra, and $IsST 30 for fancy
Brands. Rye Flsur Is quiet and steady, with sAles
Of 100 bbls. ~ 80 Ies$4 u for the range OF as and
Corn Meal I. dull 'sa so Bnndywlns, % 20;
puncheOns, $lG.
wnssi Is firper aud prices bsvs sdv.nc,d one
10, OS0 bushsl Al 81 2Ox tr N,r,h wesisrn C.uo,
delivered, and 81 20 for White Western.
Rye 10 quiet ~ 63sG5c.
Barley in small supply, and Arm At I0AS0c ;
falss $50 bushsls Canada Woss ~ T0c.
Oats sIe steady and In moderate request A 30A
&c for southern (; 3is32c. for Jsssy, ID ,ls ~srs,
and Psnnsy lvsnis 94,95c. for s ate; and 3l.3ikc.
for Western and Canadian.
Corn 10 In good demand, and ,hs mArke, ss
sgain advanced with sales Of 80 Coz AZ 6s. .C9 f,r
old Western mixed, dsliyerd GosGG for nss ysl.
low South arm. and II tnr choice wsits southern.
Beans are qulot at sl 4Oa 81 80 for medium,
and 81 81 8i 60 for Marrowfats. Peas are dull
at T2 a 7bc for Canada, In bulk, and SOC. do. In
bbls, aud o. a5 u s2 - for Southern black oye.
wnIsKEY,-Is duh and heavy with sales OF 100
bills at I'm IKE,
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An EsdLIsH HoUsEMAID sued q publican
for breach Of promise Of marriage recently, and
offered her sisters testimony; the latter declared
that the plaintiff had called the defendant an
old fool and declared that she hated him re-
port says that the ''old fool hal Transferred
his attentions, hence the trAitorous testimony.
plaintia received t2j0 damages.
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GROCERIES.
A T TEE CHEAPEST STORE

"A IN THB WORLD.
RI & at a. &saysd; Tas Esstsss b.rEaa.s syss 60.
alld provkisus, arc bsins sod At anctoa prices
These facts To which thoIsands eau testify dive
q call and you also will ms satisfied thai this Ia the
plAos 70 buy teas asur-s5, 90, 80 bo-roceries and
proysions Consul tyouI own lntarsts, and bay your
Sseds from THOMAS X, AGkKW,
No. 200 drs~uwich 4 and - Murray Il, ~ Y.
doods dslivarad fraa In Tia city. uhs a<Asslfo
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DOG LOST-$5 REWARD WILL BE
- paid 10 any one that will give infor alton Of
iarss BLEAK Newfoundland dog, With little white
nat on the breas snd ie,thsr collar that run Away
friday svsnns. March 23d, from cor OF Orchard and
Delaney A. and forbid say person from b,yins said
og II GkUkkET, 20 DslSacy 1t, 2NEl,s
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nSlPlOYMGNT WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A Young
~ m.n, IN AZ e.p,eit, here an homes. living csn
can write weh. and h Of t-mperai. hsoits Nscas.ty
h slogusst Address W. p. K, Box SO, Sun ofice.
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LosT-oN THURSDAY LAST, AN
the name l. GEYER engraved thereon; yellow bead,
usrded on returning her 70 50 Clistsu St 30 ,ss,a
DOG LOST-S1O REWARD-BLACK Dog,
- red collar on his neck, Oh IL marked Primes, N
Y return the dog u Florence Hotel, and set your
money. 2O,TA5
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ARTICLES FOR sALR,

RIRDSJU5r ARRIVED, In srEAB-
10 hiI srsrsA a larse quantity .. ansins s.p.ry
4rushs Al ylsIks and Other kinds q sinsinS birIs
IIsss Be ss1 ~ = 11CQNRAD RsaAr u D,vtis. 4 bst
Asn Ann oordA. 1atno,la
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pose HILL sAvINGsgBANK, CORNER
~ of 14th q. snA sth svs. opon daily frea 70
D.n-; Wednesdays ana sstsrdsy until ,. N. Do
hs rate a Cps oent Win sDo~ed on Of $500
end unAsr. Dspohs made on or befsr- the 10th Of
April viii draw Interest from ths LIST RICHARD n.
BULL esstT. mhlb,2xAc'1se
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SAVINGS BANKS.

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, No. Third
LIT Of APr' VII bsar interest from that data Bank
spsa 1AnyI Ircmsa m "a ~ m. and on Monday, We'd
/ 7. NTH. Ssa THO6. 3. sruLAAN, fres1
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FIXTURES FOR SALE-IMpoRTANT
= for butchers rale-rew couplete hatcher Y
tp. Inquire Mr.. FORSTER, 100 ws.hip gtou &,
hooosn 2s,iso,a
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HORSES FOR SALE - FOUR Low
IL prtcsd horsss, one horse iG hands hish, NJ for
hoistiuG or coal cart or farming us one roam mare
for. farm, one top wass~, One sstt double harness,
ell cheap at No. kAst Washington siuare neIt to
4th 4, until sold. %, eo93
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

A PARTMtNTS TO LET-NICE APART.
mat eousist tns Of trou. aud back r som sud
besiroom, Gu ID floor ont BASEMENT and large attic
hdrcom! only ove ether small family In the house;
rent f24 Pos.es.icn given April lst, II wanted Ap.
Ny III Essex Il. 2Si3fs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27
BOARD AND ROOMS,

ATsTHoMPsoN STA FEW RESPECT.
or ss venk; it no PAYING W and Ss Z week icr
boerd n yeu car set - sssd for %. mis- 9ls1'i&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

To LET-To MANUFACTURERS, MA.
Erb,ea piI nts tbs Sss 81 Leu. asoIs 0oEsS veil
ms III lss ysry iss, iso Avenue b. Apply 20 j.
street UhsI' 'a4.ssi2ps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

A PARTMENTS TO LET, OF 3 ROOMS
"a each n the new hous- Just finished. 1876 and
s-o apartments II and room Ia didsreut part of
the city, Inquire Of A. N. FAsNING, aGs Bs.,ry.
fktSl3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

HOOP SKIRT FRAMES FOR s A L T.,
IL Oh .econd hand at NEwHALL5 Skirt
frame factory, 2Vs Wet SIth Il, In moulding mill.
2hlbS,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

uoRSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, GRO
IL csrr, express aud bus sae-J wagons new and ID
nand wagons Of all kindsbO horses, hsrnesS tc, sell
Rg of cheap, st the carriage factory, i Fulton ava
md stables ~ Nevins II, Breoklyn. mh2l,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

A PARTMENTS TO LET-TO A GEN-
teel family. Psrlor aoor With snc'osed ext ,us,u
ie+ ping rom for domestic Ba@ements, With ols,ets
psntries. bath, &c, At 81 Sixth It. Rsat $3.50 Cau
1 3, sSn from 8 to . m. Aairer- J. b. KissLKn oi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-27

BROADWAY STORES TO LET-2 SMALL
- and larre store on Broadway, ne n Madi.on
sSuAe; rsnt lov; lsr<e show windows and d,or.
Apply A. =. sTUkTEVANr b c., 10 East 2Ith =.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-10
M6rSIt0e 0eatralbabn.

WGr0lide OeafraIbabH.
Dur9s3aSe mad benz @efen.
Qtfabrt Mrrsens 8. 20 Min. unb Nad4m
tags 3. 90 0SinRte1.
parftpm Nccomobationss3 ug.
Nbfabrt j: 4 ubr Na4m.