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Gen. Comb. among The srce.siou,-t..

The following incident Is said To have occur
red at Cynthiana ON tuesday evening. The
Hon. LEsLrE COMBs was on his way home on
board the X. G. K. r., and seeing large
crowd asscuIbed at the Cynthiana depot, he
said a few words on the subject Of the Unioa,
when some beardless youths who were playing
secession 'sojers" displayed their lack OF good
breeding Qt Is unfair 10 accuse empty headed
youths Of want OF patriotism), by interrupting
him and shouting "burrah ior JEFF. DAVIS.
Sr. COMBS felt the insult to himself aud his
country, and told the wild young men what be
thought Of them. He said they were traitors
and towards; that their tribe had shot Ken
tuckian last week, and that they would SCI
heir country any time and to any body oi men.
This exaspeTated the southern rights yolun-
teers, and six Of them forthwith drew pistols
and leveled them at the brave old patriot, but
without effect, for he dared any one o. them to
fire shot at him, aud accompanied his remark
With a sudden uplifting Of his pedal ornament
in the neighborhood OF the coat tail OF the se-
ces,ion military captain. Dem.
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Washington, Nay 2.--lt is known that 500
mechanics are to uc employee rcpiiring the
damages to the Northern Central riiirund, with
sufficient number vt troops to uroect them
while the work IL Progressing. Thus the way
viii bc uprncd Tor the ,r,uIl Of troops anl mu-
i'iuns q war, ard tor pa -cnrv~ travel.
The President has mad the following np-
pciutnon,s:--lAMtS HARLAN, Attorney, and
AiHNANIEE II. SNEhU, Marshal for the bis
uic, oi krntuckS; liIWAM Wiley, Attorney.
and ID. IA. CAEH, Marshal tor COnnecticut |;
AlwrEr SNNrIuHp, Mushil lev Rhode l,lInd !;
LEvI i. kEW'HLEr Mushal for New Mexico,
aud SYDNEY II. llrnErLL. A,sociltc Ju.tico
Tor the same Territory.
Associate Justic, CAMPBELL, has re-, ,ned
his seat ON the bench q the Supreme Court Of
the United Safes he h. sing hrr, oiorc an
nounccd that he wcnl follow the fortunes Of
Alahama though not approvin.; oi secession.
The national hdg was hoi,le1 over the la
terror Department nj noon today for the first
time. II was rmphaticAlly lne5cd.
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VIZ arr informed by gentlamn holding Al
official position in this city that suspicious
Organization called the jackson Hall Guards,
II. X. BLAUvElr, Cdpt., meet at Jtck 'on
Hill. conner ut Thirteenth street anl Eighth
avenue. Our in Otmant stalcs that the III ,m-
bcrs are sworn to sec ecy and intend, IN Ter a
claim Of being Union men, to secure arms and
equipments lie says that advances were
made to him Which leave no doubt in his mind
that the jackson Guards is one Of number Of
secret organizations in this city, which are
waiting and preparing to take active part
against the government. The authorities
should keep an eye on Jackson Hall
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From California.

I,ory E.1roru lls1u.sd Ann 4 1851
u, - ~
The Pony Express passed here last night at "a
bringing the following summary Of news from
the Pacific Coast:
O. -: ,y oo an IT.
san frdnc''c1' hWr Zo-;hfo p. m;-ihe
shiP recently chartered are lno uLa Dati'ns
20 Lohuon' h9lnsce .r',s ol ue Ssh anu SPl'",, 70
h,NerPooi, anu lsiisman 70 oofS. ne h"iy
io9'nson , 1ntained lro'Smt 70 NeW V,, iIrk, 20
,oaa IN Nolehlsn ms - Sun W. ,,,i,,nI uelu'
~, ~. '1,'''ase, p, MI. ~ l 49,, y, ~ ~ EI
Inc heVehuei reIuVal,' anu ,,'e ty,,R r's'''
are tne oh'y unsenSasoa % Nenses n ~ p"t. c
heSsrs' 80 w. DkSVEh Er ai,n SAmuh. onlr"
nave orsn aPPo,ntea IUn,inssione's !" Pno,
sen 20 W nhinS.oh WIN nGu.he's; ,h m,u "ayus'
lne oaliorhia w" ueo' WIN ''' r"'''" IVY
eenmeN. .., ,.,..
thige m n'o,'y n'.a p"rrup.,'" ,,n,. ,nrJ,h
,ne ,na n'os'y oa po,.ion pi " i W. ',aI nn ~,
oVnln'i'e ,., Ca1,, Sn os nS ~ ~ Ike, 4 g
1 nI'''" N'''' ' f
pose. ,.,.L ,, ., ,..,
Ihe Tenae nas a'"e,'' nr .cn onn ., ~. Ia, aa.'
year. SmsH ;iiipH ,ha ~rs, ~ ,.sOp,nS bs, w"sr ,hs
Wiss;s.;nn; and IN, p,ci6c extrnd,ny the tjme
MFslsSp, aIa 'no AM ,h sHS ,|o n.c'i, ,,'o
@ or ,ho ,h ,op' hps ,o a., Wv onths h. ai,a,,aI
,hs AssembIy will, concur.
Y -. 49,. - Al. A.
iho oeoenhs W W. "'''''H e'a '"o "n''-
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War Items,

Fy-PREsIDESr FrLLMoRE has been elected
Captain OF the Union COntinentals Of Buffalo.
How THEY DID IT, II is now proved. bc-
yond doubt, that the attack on the Massachu.
setts regiment was the work Of paid moo hired
by few moncyed men and fre-eaters.
THE ILLIsoIs LE0IsLAruRE have paid
Judge DOUGLAS the compliment Of ordering
the publication Of 10, 600 copies Of his great
speech in favor Of the Union.
Jsrr. DAVIS GRADUATED At West Point In
the class OF 1928. lie ranked 23d, in a class
numbering 30. No one doubts his bravery, but
If he is great soldier, his record at West Point
does not show 1t.
TIE LAST NEw ORLEANS Delta has a very
bitter article against certain rich men Of that
city, because they neither subscribe 90 the loan
nor contribute to the support OF the volunteers.
A COMMITTEE or MERCHANTS from New
York city, consisting Of Messrs. EvARrs, PIER
POST and VAsDERPooL, have arrived In Wash
ington to tender the Administration 100, 900
men and 100000 900 Tor war purposes.
SOUTHERN EFFRoSrERY.-The Mobile Ad
rsyhstr says Most Of the 9TH Regiment are
tolerably decent sort of men for Lincolnites,
but hardly worthy the honor of being slaugh-
tered by the gentlemen whom we have sent TO
do it,"
TRuE woRps FrrLY SroKES.-At an inter-
view with tho President and Cabinet lately,
General Scorr said that tho two great quail
ties for the times were "MoDERATIoS and
nnAsEss, and q Tie tUO. ths fr's 'Oas "ast u"
THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS are reported /,
have been well snubbed by the Captain Gen
eral Of Cuba. General SoRoSo replied to then
in the following manneri "Gentlemen, | re.
ceiye you as citizens Of the United States; but
] do not acknowledge any such power as the
Confederate States Of America"
A CLOSED STORE in Philadelphia bears the
| following inscription: "HOtel closed; boss gone
| TO war; don't know whether ho will ever return
l or not; II he don't his customers must pray for
him, Chat Is, II they ever do pray, which IL
very doubtful0 the country must he saved, and
he is the only man who can do IT,
A SFw rrLLFr has been proposed TO the Ord
/ nance Department, which, IL is said, will bring
into use the old smooth bored muskets with a.
| much efficiency as the Mime rifle muskets II
has been approved by military men who have
| examined Il, and Is expected to bring into u.s.
l about one million stand Of arms. II has beer
l patented by Pennsylvania.
FCNrr Is THOROUGHLY AROUSED for th
I var and determined to uphold the Stars an,
Strips. Several regiments OF troops passe,
through Alton, H., last week, and were es
Il curtcC by the local militia and citizens in pro
cessiun. The old and bitter leuds between Re
publicans and Democrats, are merged in lie
voted love for the Constitution and laws.
The PREsIDEST is reported to have latel
said in references to the attacks on tho mOtiy,
anil actions Of the administrations well, si
We can afford to Pass them by with the dyin
i Vords OF the Massachusetts, statesman, "
till liye.' am sure they don't worry me an,
and reckon they don't benefit tho parties vi
Il srite thom.
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on Monday morning sen, in so pairs ofdra cor

on Monday morning sent in so pairs Of dra ~or
At the Western Boise Of Industry, on Mon
day 100 Lac los were employed in maxim ur
clothinr for the soldiers. They sent their 50 =
ing machines 10 tho institution, and number
cut out articles while others sswcd. Their iu-
gers plicd swiftly. They cut up five pieccs oi
flannel purchased by Themselves, and made 90
pairs ot Canton flannel drawers.
Several hundred suits Of cloth az have been
finished at tho GI,rd House. One thousand
PAIN Of drawers were laid out in the dining
rom yesterday, with almost as miny>coats.
The old billiard room /, tenantcl by thirty
cutters, aud all the sitting ari sle,rin, ch an.
bcrs are allied with sewing ladies. Fair htnlt
and plump fcrt guide the sewing machines ani
some faces that have graccd the DRAWN !. s.roIm'
OF wealth and fashion moved down the aislcJ
with hands laden with soldier othc'. AmIus
the sreat numhcr of ladies who aid in sewing
the military clothing at the Girard Hou@ nrs
three grand daughters of RoBERr MORRIS, VI
Revolutionary memory.
The LADY manarcrs ard their friends Of tl,
WCsc'n House Of employment have unlc taken
IL manufacture portion Of the havrrsackS for
the militia oi the state.
The nursc movement goes on hravcly. AtI
meeting ON Wednesday, several ladies' took thi
usual oath, and sang together the ar-Spanllci
Banner
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The Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette of April 20,
Brothers, 800 Broadway, New York, dealers in
fire arms and munitions Of war. In a special
notice, calling attention to the advertisement,
the editor Of the Gazette says;
We beg leave N introduce the Messrs, sYxs, and
ask for then q share Of the business ot this state
They are clsUeT gentlemen and sound o0nserva
fue men, In ydrOr Of guaranteeing TO the South
the fullest measure oJ her rights. We kHou
them, and zoe knov this 10 be true.
We commend Messrs. SYMs & brothers to the
attention of the New York authorities. Littl,
Rock is now hOtbed Of rebellion. The Ga;ette
heretofore opposed to immediate secession, nov
advocates open resistance to the Government.
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The following letter has been received by
mercantile firm in Philadelphia. 1t is u fair
Illustration Of the disgraceful system of morals
which has been inaugurated in the cotton states,
and which is rapidly extending through those
states OF the border where the Union flag is at
half-mast.
NASHVILLE, April q, 1861.
Mr.. -, Philadelphia Pa.
DEAR SIR: Your statement Of the 18th inst.
is received.
We can do nothing for you.
When the war Is over, aud the smoke Of bat
tie clears away, and we lind ourselves alive and
our property uninjured, we will make an effort
to pay all we owe in the North. Until then,
~ are candid TO say, we can do nothing fol
With high regards yours,
PHI. Pres. A. c. & ABB. BsEcH.
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Spr'nqd,h, ~ Mdyl The Legislature to-
day passed hill to Irevent the transportation
fer teiegraph messages in cyphct. IL also pas
rcd n Till Tor sending ten re liments into camp
for instruction to meet the future calls Of the
General Government.
Col. PRrNrISs, the commanding officer at
Cairo, telcgraphcd to-day that 100 stand If
arms were landed at Columbus, Ky, twenty
miles from Cairo, last night, and that seven
pieces Of cannon we're landed ut Paducah yes
terday.
All was quiet a, Cairo. About 5000 troops
were in camp there.
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ThuS you Will perceive that Massachusetts hr.
Wished rcdr'Y 1000 more troops than the entire
South. am not pat.vc this node stur, but
Msylnrdrr, and therefore am Influenced 10y no
eIdnnish feelings Ia m,king this statement
4 DISsg sr,Nr o. ruE iluguEsos.
FIRST RRGIMEST CONSTITUTION GUARDS
Tw" recruiting ,tilces were opened up town yes
nrdsy; ,nt ~ the curu,t "i Si,t street ul Second
avun ~ nun tie other 1t IL, conner Of 3Gth strsei
rrd sane sNruue. rh6,c sh,l liza ~ delay to thus
resiu INT. lp,m,, lately on siLnns the p'l, the
men will hr urdc Jay, amt reeve their rattnns.
Oticris Of superior * u will h. In command.
CoMrANY q az TuE SECoND AKriLLrRY
Cesulais) uuu.ern ns 20 mcu, under command OF
Calt. v. G. rGNrr, arrived II t,is city yg'terd y
morning irum Aaskinw, by the Hudnn RIVER
ksi r 81, and will be quarterci ON G,yeuor'i
Island.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

pONNErS FOR SALE-LADIES SILK
y bonnet-, wholesale manufacturer will di,po,s
OF the balance OF hi' stock at rst,i bv the dor '
for lcse than half cost. 1000 from 81 cent, ts a.
pbee iikewiss childrent merino caps, - Walker st
mp stairs. IlB,S
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p.,,.d,IpLinn Dauxhtor. OF TO.

A party Of ladies' hearing on Sunday after
noon that the gallant volunteers needed cloth
ing, called their friends together, obtained the
material, and set to work with vii, and early
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Boston, May The steamer Cambridge left
here to-day with several volunteer companies,
including Major Dop's battalion. Thsir sup
posed dest inntion IA Fort Monroe
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MEssRs. LIVINGSTON, CRocuERoS & Co.
will positively dispatch one # their steamer,
for Havana on Monday next her hour Of de-
parture being fixed at 12 o'clock.
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PUBLICATIONS, re.

MME. DEMORRST'S QUARTERLY MIR
lV1 ROR OF FASHIONS, nearly one hundred en-
cravings Of the --latest Paris Fashions including Bon
nets, Hsntles. CApss, sseves Trimmings, Childrens
Gsrmsats, hc Only five e'nts sold eyerywhere ;
and eomp'ets Fa.hion Msssxins ever Issued. samnsr
pumber nov ready. No. 413 Broadway. 9li5,s
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made today TO blow up the state powder.house
on Bramhall Hill, containing 1000 kegs Of
powder, by building fire at an air hole out
side. II was fortunately discovered, and ex-
tnpuished
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MExrus, Saturday, April 20, 1861.

Mts6TS' 80 d Co., NeU IOTN'
GINrLnNEs Our note due you today 20 have
refused paying, not for the vdnt Of means, but
you or your section are waging war upon MS, and
rencefprth ws pay Rothfng 70 any one North un-
I'll thts conflict ceases. When over We are ready
" remit every dollar with interest.
We would remark, that We have never before suf
sIed our paper W be returned, nor have We ever in
any commercial crisis failed W pay at maturity; but
this Ia different from . monetary crisis. We are
enemies in war, friends in peace. Yours respect
fully, SrKrD, DosoHo & STRAsd.
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JupoE MCCuss, our new City judge, is ac-
lively at work in Annapolis as master Of trans
pcrtation, experimenting the loading and un-
loading Of ears, and detailing men. lIc seems
the right man in tho right place, and at present
can forward 1900 troops daily.
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CITY NEWS.

L. s. SAMPLE ORrIcE REMOVED The L.
$. Sample Ohicc, located until NV in tn Ap-
prHiscrs store, Broad street, hu taken ur ot r"r
quarters, ini zone to No. - B.ollway, wh,r,
there are rcttcr accommo lations rct both publ,
nnl ,hir,ts
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Montgomery, Nay 1.-Thcre Is no news Of
general interest. Congress is in secret session.
The tiIst battalion Of the Third Alabama reg
iment left this morning for Virginia. Two
companies Of dragons are ready for Pensacola.
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EMPLOYMENT-Fsma,..

CEwiSG WANTED PER
D-ons Who wish 10 learn op rate sin or. sewing
tnac easy, and sctlce all nd OF work:
a'so GOOD .swer~ 10 learp tn pAnt,lo,n trada
Inqaire at ~ Delaney st l-s DOR. spSO lIac'iG6
CEWlNG WANTED LADIES
1to learn TO operate on Nhcelpr az sons improved
Swing mafhin's, by Of the old ct experienced
o,eratop In the city taught all KIDS Of stitching,
b mining. telling, "a, aud tho-ongh Management Of
toe riachire, aud recommended TO places, for 81.
Tho-e In want Of operators supplied. machine for
sale, and family se~ios done st 80 Canal street.
Ap'A2Isc'
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TRUCK AND HORSES FOR SALE-A
two hor.e truck. In perfeet ordsr new last year,
and two horse-, wrranted In every rospeot for sale
low. Apply At pier 4 n. r. so,los,s
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TREES FOR SALE.-5,000 SHADE AND
l. shrubbery trees, suitable for side ~alks for sale
cheap, as the owner Il Obliged 10 remove them imme-
diAtely on account Of streets and ues cutting
through said property. Enquire at Green wood Gar
den cor. Sd ave and 2Ith Il, near 9reenwood Gene
terry, l. l. Wh HATFIELD. T,Tl,6
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L on Wednesday April 25th, at 70 o'clock, at the
Mercbants' Exchange, by order Of the supreme CoH,
ander the direction Of b. LEFfINGwEl-I, Esq, Ref
No. % James street, 2b.loo 5, frame building;
No. !. I" ScI.Ii SIa sstar' priek pui.tns
Map at the ofies q Wall II JaanceyCo
6l969 SMITH d WOODWARD, Attys, Wall It.
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ENIPLOYMEyT-Maie.

A GENTS wANrED-TO SELL PACKA.
thses Of stationary and jesery, at prices third
ITe. Gt.,np euc'uscdj !. L. BAILEY, lbI Court q,
8nt.n Mtss. % tgs,24Sc
EOf WANTED-A STOUT. ACTIVE BOY,
~ W or i year. d, - wiEGIS'S u tie, C51ey
bland Road, Log Island, rnik- from "a ton fsrry
fiookyn, one uko kL"No ron ,;.ias .yJu' s,rIeuins
treerre LiiS3
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MALE
~ an male selp Of ui ritigrr, to n,tce, that
they eau be suited With gs.i -tIai,n- In city or
ecuntry, by aptlyfng 10 MA SNtS5s SIS SiVth ave,
the tmplre Cny instit tie. y. u. Wa recpm-
mend this office q. reliAble anil gl,c'I,D
slsELP WANTED - NOItGE-EMPLDY
n. are reg ect ully inform thNt thsy eau obt,in
- me Empoynent Office, NJ. Bod say, the bet
and most reliable male and fem ale servants suited 70
any business excellent cook. l,unir,.srs ec, aad
<ons fatmlng m.n on hand. Terms moderate.
NOLDIEgS WANTED - IMMEDIATELY.
!. A., tor U. 5. Array, ob sctivr m,u Pay from sill
<T32 par month, with board clOtning, &c. Appiy at
~ principal rendezvous. ~ Ch than I spll 2lacs
-
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STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE-NEw AND
- second hand from 10 80 horse power, complete.
Also pumIs, heat. m aud tanks. Inquire address
WM. flNSEY d CO., l6T Water st, Brooklyn, l. l.
3U,l24,6
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HOUSE FOR SALE-s1, GOA GOOD 3
tory brick hoose, with lot 10 'eet deep, roous
with adjoiuing hou.e for $4,000. Al.o vacant lot
near price $Gso; Inquire Of J. HELD, s3i second
At Williamsbursh. 1880
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DlANOS FOR SALE CIIEAP-A LARGE
assortment OF new ard -eoond-haRd pianos, for
sale cheap tor cash, on enstsnents; every piano
sarrsntcd, at ii. ). CALESBERG, 10 Leroy Place,
- ''''> ~ FANS fo' Ltr. spis,c..e,i8
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Additional evidence reaches us showing that
there are merchants in the South who take ad
vantage Of the present disturbances to violate
their commercial obligations. The following
is an extract Of letter lately received by
HALL & Son, Of this city:
Scum CARnLIsA, Friday, April 10, iSGi.
decline the payment, ~ host,lit.s exist b-t~esn
our Govornnen aud the United States. intsnd
10 Unrest IN the stock Of the ConJedeTdtcd States
until we set settled. On the restoration Of peace
hil relations, will pay the principal and interest
am, truly yours,
Here is still another, which we give, premis-
ing that 1t was written few days gtier a large
consignment Of dry goods to the parties in ques-
ton
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RATES OF ADvERTfSfNU

soIssc~en's-rr every FOOh LfNhs, WY
swo words, OF les... ons dav. 90 esn.., two A-yVb
Ss@:' ss. ssiss. sss sys. .sn.. ri. " =. es s. A.
Marriages and Deaths, - ceuss fbr sach four lDn
nonshly advertisements u four lnss, inssvs~AnA
.hs convenisnct n thc ofbcs, " fr every ~ is.n-
N This estsblshmsni Is snsirsly dossd % -
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published Daily Sunday exespsed, On which NJ
fusines- wh.ss~w ,s recavsdO a the Old Sun
,uildings, Of Fultrr and Nassau streets and
mo. IA Brcadway, teor,sr Of Broadway. Park Ro-
Ard IN Treet,) unLer the American Museum
The Daily g IN IL delivered by Carriers 70 sub
ribers In New York City and vicinity, s
SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK.
Single Copies One Cent.
"Wheu sent BY mail, -Four Dollars year.
Average circulstion throughout the year, sndins
with Deember Last
s1, 5e5 COPIES PER DAY.
THE WEEKLY SUN
Il mailed " subscribers at sevcnty-hv cents %
csri 10 months, 81 single copies, q cents. spei-
snens sent GRATIS ~ intending subscribers
Address THE SUN"
Conner Nassau and Fulton ssreess. New York.
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EARMS FOR SALE-CHEAP FARMS
L near ths r r. depot Al miles from New York, o
l. l., tract Of excellent farming land, all producty
loan soil level free from stone swamp, and sasily
S20 an acre Terms easy e. A. BUNCE the owner,
City Hall Placs, corner Chamber ct. Ap5 2Ac'l4
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SHARp's RIFLES sell in Philadelphia at from
what they cost at the factory In HHtford,Ct
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DIANO FORTrS FOR SALE OR To Let
30 piano fogtc- aud mslodeons for ass or n
let very cheap 70 Let At 81 90, 80, 81 86, aud
nrw pepl ke' ed pianos ~ month each price. from
s2O up to 1850 each. N. DUMSDAY, 2OJ Grand ct IS
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,ARM FOR sA1r-ss soo FOR A HIGH, Y

FARM FOR SALE-t3.5oO FORA HIGHLY
improved farm Of 40 acres, on the north shore Of
Long Lland, 3s miles from New York, with hr.t rate
new buildings plenty Of fruit. good shing, bathing,
kc also one acres good land, buildings, fruit or
ehard, &c, for s1 600 y. A. BUSCE, City Hall
Place, corner Chambers n. 1,lG3,3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE.
ID Located leading thoroughiare, now doing a
good bu.lntrs will be sold cheap; also several other
bakeries in good business locations. Any baker tsAt
wants To buy bakery should call ut MITCiiELL5
Real Estate offce,sTT Cedar st. 2,lJS,j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-SMALL
houre and two lots for sale cheap, at Woodhaven.
l.. l., 81 miles by railroad; Communication ~ cent? per
Nip half oAsh Also ots for sale from go, payable
In email monthly instAllments Also ., To- or ID
Ipauire Of Mr.. DOWNING, At q. G, LElGiis, o6s
BrusdwAy, Y. a2A lsA$HS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

HOUSE, BARN, AND LOT FOR SALE OR
IL to Let-At Ro~vills, Staten IsisAd, . two-story
attic framed house. barn. &c. together with four aeros
she woodrow Road, leading 70 ths depot Tfs houss
y near new, In good repair. Sc. Their L also
shsse money can remain on bond e and %e.tSsse FSr
erms, &c, apply 70 JOIN MACGREGOR CO.,
23,lsI,l2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE-WELL
" fitted up with private supper rooms doing a pay,
has theI bgineas ehosp, eor. Bah st. and 9Th
We NY 1.tsra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

GROCERY FOR SALE-faE STOCK AND
~ fixture Of store, doing good ca IN busnes B.ti.
factory rea.on for selling viii bs gvsu- Iauiro in
tore 80 Lewis st si,l6g,e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

DR. HOYT, DENTIST, HAVING RE-
.Dmnved from 392 Bowery to 90I Broadway, 3 door,
above 90th u continue. inserting fnli .s Of teeth on
pure silver at ss do gold b plstins ~ Artihsisl
b. cents % sl smalsaA, bO cts. All work warranted
my2 24ae 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

HOUSE TO LET-ON BERGEN HILL,
IL Hudson avenue, q houe and . lots horre cars
from Jersey Shy tsIy pa; Pa Ssat the house; Appy
alTO,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

APARTMENTS TO LET-TIIE UPPER
~ floor of q brick hotize on Ith At, opposite the
Catholic Church; four rooms between 4th and 5th
Hyenues rent ~ per month In lntre OF Mr. BCCKLl,
bn the first floor, or at GEO. SCHMlLL'5 tailor store,
1T Mott Haven, we-tchsster CO., n Y. 2,15i,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-03

nENTISTRY-AMERI TEETH CO.,
- Dentists 3s4 Bowery, opposite 9th ut.-Beautfal
full ses Of teeth ins rtsd pure silver rubber, -
on gold or platina 500 part sets % can't. per tooth
WArrantedi bone hlling 5Oc gold, u. aps s4As'iss