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,ri,y.

u HvN ueys Nttt rre suspected
W snur HaCrci irt.' shame.
Ard for tis ~ all rH1. I'd
AraN 'ly " evil iame;
Gus,d th'n, every l.rt sd action,
Speat mo- voil ~ tsartls-s, blame,
For thr t,ud-.'s vile dotrr'iDu
Vet LIay sol thy 4 odly lamo.
when you .Nt v''h 60 r. ruiing
Ways the lv-' ls.c entered In,
Working cut lis eyn undting
with his reckless 80 anD ItG.
Think, II placed in h,s e Loiton,
would q knId wpid ho VA ydini
O. q look Of cold suspicion
Win thee lack 10 truth agsinf
There are spots that hear no flowers,
NOt because the soil Is tad,
nut the SUNNI er's genial showers
Mover made tleir hsoms glad;
Better have an act that's kindly,
Treab a somUt mea with III dAn,
T1an hy Judging othcrs b indy,
Dom the innocent u pain.
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Telegraphin NJ u wA.
Rumorcd Military Changes.

Warrington, Oci. 3Rumors being p'cyr-
lent involving important military changcs it l.
ascehain,d Oh inquiry -, the War d p'rtm'nt
,rnt no order has been is.ucd to Major g neral
Fremont to report for 'rd by couIt martial. Il
i, true that Gcn,r | Mansfield has been appoint
cd to the commiud d Fortress Monroc but
General Wool, whom ho ,upsr'cdes, has been
assigned 20 no other duty.
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WrsTER PRoyrsIoSs. Chinese are a
queer people TO 80 to market A gentleman Az
Canton writes that a neighbor oi ms mas Just
laid In his winters provsious-a hind quarter
Of horse and two barrels Of bull dogs. =.
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TIE Democratic State Convention at Madison,
on "Wednesday last, nominated ID. Ferguson Tor
Governor; J. ii. N. Billings, Lieutenant Gov
ernor; Chas. S. Benton, Secretary Of State; H..
L. bowman, Treasurer p. A, QTton, Attorney
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Ernm EnIircr- NIonroe.

TUTFTCS WONTOf VtT. ?, va HHTINfV'' 20
3 Tho steamer s. Il. Spiulding returned last
nipht from Ilatteras lnlot. A few people wiro
still coming in TO take the oath OF allegiance.
SIX rRIZFs TAKEN.
The frigaic Susquehannah / tad t,kon two
prizes which had unexpectedly approa 'hei
the Inlet. They were both schJonor' from tho
West Inc lea, loadel with salt, sugar, &c The
punboat Cambridge came up This A. NJ for coal
and water. She had boon making thc blockade
oil Beaufort, n C., and has taken four prizes;
the prizes being tho Louisa Agnes, from Lunon-
burg, with a cargo of iisb; tho Revere, from
Yarmouth, n. s., loaded with fish; the Elwin,
from Barbadoes, with mola-'c'j aud the Julia,
from 81. Johns, with tin medicines, etc.
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UvPr.OYuE NT-MaIcs.

ROY WAN ED--A STOUT ACTIVE BOY,
- t6 or II .Cars I'D, q WIG iINS Hotel, Conty
' 'Gd Ic,d LrF 1I'rd, miles fr,n Bopokly-.
O1e VITO Nss worked VA vegetable garden prefcr-
~ fiatUush cars come wihiu oae MI" Of the
plSre. . s'tss
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EOR vERPOOL-TAPSCOrr'S LINE
Il s.ls bth OF. tse ce ehtatcd ann i,v'tits - <
et ain OCEAN MONARCH. YIN, At 'er ~ w. ~
and toe packet ship CONSULTATIONS thi lois
OF oct For pass at Iow rates, spp.y GA p.ard,
OF " TAP5COfr n co, 81 South 81 '"E' " '"o
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LNoR LrvERPOOI,-THE MAGNIFICENT
II clipper snip ELLEN AUST y O.H. GNrr ok,
will haul in the stream thus day At o'clock =. m,
having uneluened stste ruom a'compniiols On
Aeck For nasSalr ~ the low st p.si lie rates. an
ply on board or " v COLLINS Co, At tho nitce
on pier 8, North River. sHSA "ls
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TINTED STATES LOAN
~ 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES.
oTFICE ~
KETCHuM, son a co,
n. Al Iv.Haptsa ulnoa

n d.. ~ EA'nAnBt FIh'tt
NgW YOEK, September ~, lS31.
Pursuant ~ Instructions from the Secretary o'
/. Treasury, a Book has IIIlS DAY lcen op'ued
q Ehs suuys uthc, FOR subscriptions, uLdJr my 81
permit nd luar, fJr Treasury Notes. 20 70 Issued loo
sIma of q 4, rra nGudIoi, h1o hundred one tlnl-
sand, or Ave hlussnd dollars each, paya 10 Az gust
10, 1851, and bearing Interest at the rate of $40
per cent 7r Snnum such intorct payable semi on
nually, and rpI resented by culp"us, which may DO
detared and presented Cor Payment separately Il, N
the notei,
TIE Above rate n 8, pays two cents each day
on every hU.'gCl d.l sr1 and plrtGd tskir r tho
notcB uiust Vry accrued terest from the date o. she
notes, August 10, a. q date Of their subscription,
subscr ptons Will be received during Il teen days
frou. is date. -
NORRIS KErCHUM.
No. q FysUE'uE PLACE
New York, Septsmher2l, 1861 (
To facilitate the objects fr Which tie above agsn-
cy has been established, we Will receive from sub
soribers certified checks upln the banks Of this
city, and current bank nUtOs-ourseyGs furnishing
coin 10 the required amount.
We will also, n desired, forward the certificates
~ deposit to Washington, obtain the Treasury
Notes, and forward them " any given address.
NJ charge will be made for the nj owe services.
KETCHUM, Son q GO.
Nav YORK, Sept. 2sth, 1851.
Having been supplied by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, am prepared 10 furnish Treasury Notes
bearing Interest at the rate Of $40 per cent. per
annum, payable 10 order required, and Of the
| riouA denominations, Immediately upon the deposit
| therefor In gold nr current funds.
Se26 v,1l9su Ea tAoRkw kETCHUh'
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Tor LTvERPOOL-THE SPLENDID
L clipper Sip VI ,RRIANNE NOffEUolh
'apt LAMB. viii SAL ou oat. st, sne Ma @Pel'
dd recommendations for all classes oi pAt-e t'.'.
Aprly I'm. usaia,ely e. rard sh p, t Per II w. H.
or " JOSEPH MURPHY, CT sjuth st, near Wsu st.
oil a'lIi
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sIusrPING.

Tor LIvERPOOL--0LD BLACK stan
Il Line-the packet ship CULIlNATOk yns
RESOLUr rE sails OJt'her ~th. ror "a sage, ap-
ply m boar ! or " WILLIAMS s. GulON, ~ Fn-
ton st-set sa2s 2t.c'in
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General rri Jsmes JoiliIoar r- Bsnt Conn.,
roller. i.os'lutions wenc pas'et y su.t'in tss
present war policy.
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DOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Young
ID men can be accommodated with board, Al 2TO
Ninth 81, near lst ave, At tj per week. Privilege Of
hath with. .hot and cold water. sel4 2tsc'lSJ
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MONEY TO LENO-IN SMALL SUMS,
IVl ON bond and mortgage, or other reliable SO
curty. Titles searched Investments made and
money loaned vita care and dispatch. Apply to
HUNr q TODD, 1870 hassau 81, NJ " sss 'isc'tsi
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EUNFE, ,1lDNERS WANTED.
~ TNv i,zo..e makers; gOol workmen.
Apply to STEWART X co,
u8 9sfO6 aq3 Pearl st.
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DOARDING-A PLEASANT FRONT
ID R,om to let with bosrt, to n gentleman aud
wife, sso y room wish or without board, for two
respectable go lng men, in p .'ate family. Apply
u Orchard Il. s25 2tac'l5l
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A NURSERY, SCHOOL AND IIOME-AN
IAiuteI gent widow lady, eNperluu ced Ia gne care
e. Ohidrtn. ding az n ltth S.0WfIld Crnl., 41
miles from Ine city, would take six small children
o. above, at $500 per week, including all expenses,
'xC'pi cl tlts. Apply tu SILAS DAVENPORT,
O,3 G'lIT
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ENOINEER SOLDIERS wANrED-COM-
IL rrisng rrcclanics and intelligent labcreTs, for
saipers and miners Of the regular army. They
must bc nhc budi,d uut over 10 years Of age able
W rod and write, aud understand the four ground
ril,s OF Arithmerc. Terms Of enlistment three
years. Psy tr m Si3 h. S.I d,pendmg un rank at
l,iue', by merit and 10 d erly conduct Alsn,
slows, fuel, quarters, clothing, medical attendance,
md ,he usual boun'y. Apply At Bowling Green,
1i Il or every 'py, bet. . 4. NJ, and 10 q. A.
GILJMORE. Captain Of Engineers U. 3. Army.
o,g 2OsiO9
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
VI Millon-Cheapesa store In the world Goods
delivered free. THos. X. AGNEW, 260 ~ eeowich
~, and 50 Murray 81, New York. selO 2Asf -. is
ELOUR-FIOUR-H AND
Il cheap for cash. Look a the prices:
Good Flour for %; Superior Flour, % %, Extra
Buperior, %; Choice Extra, 90 80.
An. y. OoYLRs -ehssp stores, 1s4 and lss
n vtls av, brooklyn, seil sAAs'1n ..EA
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MORNING LINE FOR PEEKsRlLL-rhs
Nl AURORA leaves jay st. daily, at n m, tSun.
days Th) for Peekskil. Lands at West lOLh and
DOth aus, YSukers, Hastings, Do0bs Ferry, larry
Sown, Sig Sing Hlverf;raw, Grassy Point and
Vs,piank,s, Leaves PeeEskdl n N 7. M.
seal 2lac'lA
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHRkP EXCURSION 10 CAMPS ON
NV s,. a. whitehall 81, bet the Battery anu South
serry Bo.ts lsAve syery hour from A. N 70
TP. n. On Ana. Bundsyr svsry half hour 70 : r.
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DAY BOAT TO ALBANY-SrEAMER
~ ARMENIA leaves loot Harrison 81. every Mon
day wednesday and Friday. Fare " Buialo ~, II
you buy tickets q, 2s9 Broadway, cor Park PlAos.
sell p4ar'l1n
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pOARD AND LODGING AT 5 THOMP-
week; slso rooms tor men agd sucir wives 81 and
aS a wesS with O1a-d; day boarl"rs spi lod{ers
vskeu at low rAlel: also lodging for 70 cts aud 81
gy.ak 8el3 2Ass'l 81
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On AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
" 1st, the Steamer BROADWAY will leave per
loot Of Jay at, touching at Am 81 every aiterno On
at 80 o'slock, for Yonkers, Hastings, DJOOs Fer
~, TsnytJwn, Sing Slug, AID Haysrstraw.
aul 9sac'll2
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uOTEL LODGlNGS-CLEAN SINGLE
IL beds at ~ csi I, night, ~ the uniun IL tel,
No. lGG Prince 't, corner Of Thompson s. liefs
stopping iA the city VIII find tais eolye Iert
place H. stop at. ocl O'lo'
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A II. UNDERIILL 4 SON, WHOLE
fAs sale and retail lie Alen IN Ane family stucsft.,
GIL Ekttn ava Fine greeu SD bAs teas u atr, su
gar b',,tsr, SO, cheaper than ever sel4 4tAo' 10
,NANL wEBSTHgS G!.GAT sPEEgu rcb
~ ths Unian-Tris superb tnyiGNny, 5iNNe '1,,
x al IL n %'s,>, sSRTgs o. 4. Nass sSas Al. ..is a.
nk aUMhk buSrWlC6, AUTHOR OF
~ several mcica wortA wall coutnu- tlo prHc
tee of n,eiiaAs and sH gey, - - Eat lhn -.
tVrs s~toi BnAdNsy, So s'N
lNUiui DESIS PfH no! !Lr-tUtIE
~ q FAlKChiLD's Tncopnerous 'or the iis'f -
Aau,hcr apply n q, excellent aua niee.y per
'lnrd III, rnaic has jlt '~er rrce' we'd, ant
~ pe hal otLy 30 S"usr rN'cnc ~ Nlirania-
ugh, A. . iD., pr,os Cd. HlCdl CENI5 Ter bot
Y Y as2i a.
GEORGE HRTIZE-BIENp AND MUF-
VI FIS BAKER. fn Eu't'u ave, .NIyu, ate
sf g. s',y st. ~, York, hrt,tH inform the tnn.u.
tl,' {. %. Nr~ YORK and IT. vicinity, tat re ~.
sIIry families, b,tc,,, Atd c,t 8 Do lf'7' ~ O..
kuis ,f TIC very ltst u rad M1'h"i ana II.
lie WiHles particularly u vLl attention e. sufe.
rfur Graham Brcsi, vith which he ha, supplied
Cha4 Parker. eaiiug toIsc, 90 D'v ~ tot the iOt
70 yeas, aud is pronounced ly all 70 bo tno mos,
hrl 'ly l,oad IN use Tuc ,uhscrih"r will leave
B-.i,d, Mullins auu Ruus Al @ ,clusk IN the morn
ny. ~ any pace hel " Giaud It, Al Hfi"s 'eu
at CuAs. PARKER'5 Eating house, slIl hc ,. H, ~
j. attend 4 w. ~ "lrl
~ Z. HOUSE. LANiEa-
VI. COLLECTIONS MADE AT LOW PIk
CENT.
CASH AuyAEC'D ON NOTES, BILLS,
MaitEgs.H hrA G. Htws
IAN BUSHES f'IT,u lily ATTENDED
TO.
Omcc g wlj st-ert 81 : or, NV Y'rk.
Pr,c,ire- ~ t.o state \ 81. C'ur's. sci u'ln
EAkY ROUeJ OF EVERY DE5CRlp.
| IL sion mad. 'rfe ty wight With India RibasI
! Paint and GeuIc.t in AMI r'th rpnlng ~ ard
| she's irun. Jophng pr3mpNy attended 3. q.
| COTTON, t'b Ca a. Al. a"' W.'iie
r FHlGH HftALlO PAINT.
IL ,n % - Ily t-,s. WA - Iius. p a'1lCsl Pei
.nJru-- sang ANJIs Ct,f-Ihl ~ Gh ~ - q
| al ns fer all purInsrs eXcrii 'ur ora .-ct
vprtn more than doub "a %, i - o'hg Lad lAuh
| Il ~il preserve tRON Ahn ALL atrAl9 30 oi
,braA Lnlps as long ~ eti pains end 4 VI rTa-
urv- WOOD, CANvA 81 or an material lon 60.
| BRICK WALLS paintsI wits Le LEbl0d a
| lNAL PAINT Wall 81 ma NJ No dArpnSv =. NJ
| fERAL YEAPS, while leSd pvln, vii pos 90 o'u
| Annueas for Due year.
could use no other whoa 80 prossryaiol Z ss-
| yea pa.l,sI uos .he only obioci Tho oUlof u :.
| sni ~ hAncsNna reis ah brown.
| FOR a,'s a,t msnufprhrerg prios. hy
STEVENS, BROTHER a CO.,
ga Pearl S.,
,y1 vl-Ibs NV York ksohina Dspos.
MONEY TO LEND-IN SMALL SUMS
IVl on bond and mortgage, or other reliable ~
ourity Titles searched Investments made an
| r,,,cv Ioaped win cara and dispatch. Appy
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OIn PIACK stan LINE

DID RIACA STAR LINE
W OF LIVERPOOL PACHErA
P.,,, ,-.,r, or Z, t.,eryuni III Nl~ ~, wing -
s,saa r..f g, slIpr a. ing or a
th a. 2stn - 70 No. n
l.slAida CbvsioT, n sci1N
.,,s'r,V- Cynos,ira, John i.rignA
90 10 Words Cnsnoe' 'pf' tadINt'
g9riJgsT yer, Cgstith,iyn. ,vs vayy'
DREp'rs ON TuR ROYAL pkNSB
n, - Anp L,s-GH bAEEiss Co Ab1 A.. FAhf'
or s,l..zu Arn S0reLAno.
,,is lc,c''lT 'YlL.IJaNg y 0Il'r " Sir'n q
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

DS-BIRDS-IUST ARRIVED FROM
ID Germany with tue 1t "t llnN Mount in
CanaIos u'lcr them for Salu g. tho public AZ Nciy
low p,icoa. Aso GoldGnches, Lnnets BWckbirCs n,
Starring, Sky Arhs, and some NlghtiuEaes aud Al.
stralin Parvpltes. Tho genuine Mp'dng II rl
t,od IL always 10 he had In my store. CHAS
ROSE North William n. oci 2iac'iG9
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STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- nav sDFK ANE LIVE hF'O., -.
..ndna and sulb<IE ~ pS@-'rsfn - 9JssHe-
beLtyer-ooL NeE York ami Phi sdnipni' wan.
fip Conpa " tnbNId disp-'' NilF tha' N4-P'-i'"'
I,ydp-bl IA Iron SlsAnisl4pa ~ pio''a--
crrv oF 'ygw YORK. s'turly, o.. Hh.
tNitUU WiH,..........'''''S" ,,,,
CITY OF wAsHlNGrON.. .s@lriay OF. 26'h
aud oa every su lsedns 5AIldsy, nnon' nom
.ss a. NJftl p'vsr
sATE5 OF PAsrAGr.
E1Ls7 C'htS...............''|,n 70 y.
10 " Ioricn. see. ~
HrrEEAGE. E...,.........'.'s''3N ~
DO y B,Edun....... - %
IA. E,tlrn Pc. o.. -.'# -
mos sslE... .......... ..s-.a ' W
T..sls,sa ~, Srdt' y, rar.g HssrS iA-inrhirt
T4lrtn. E.t-s-1sln- Sps~erDi o., o 80, 10
P,-Snrs srhinstc 5risx ogi ,ns- h'Hos csS
cay tickrta sfia.
for tlr4lar .-sorr>icn. spp,J 'e 'SinHaaJ'
yUHs n DALA AganL
ny11 t-,S 10 g'cS'wsy, II. Y.
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SOLDIERS WANlEi--FOR TIE u. 8.
> A.r,y-yCU able bvi'0t mtl. Term Of sery,oe
ypais. pa, nom SIS t. 3ll per tnot;h viii ~,
l.@rt, tl,tuug snd u..-.iaH' GtelI,nu". 500
'eu ty .e. 81 - - sH.I.' " term " s0rvica.
in,a'L dcfo.gint mrr tass apopdd Glance o.
aruurl.tn v Ns rarS uI ounIinissot et uh.st
Ap'fy as Prr,, ~ R,'utu Ung Rsu3cfv.v ~
Cha,nrsn ~ Idsui 4. n. SPROiK sth Infsruy.
J. d a, so futng Ohcts. 20 pis''NN
fTAtlONS WAN TED- 800 HANDS 10
Il tu,tN military It'brt,, q 'nr rutthuse having
r.-. .ufuu,.. .a'.Hs ur gusd lolis need apply, at
HRBNUtlH' Il BROS 100 am lil broadway
oc3 2'il2
MAN rD--FUk Ihr REOULAk ARMY
w Oi Nu United Stslei. UH aao bOdiod men, TO
thr a,,a 81 u Aid -, sary' ''f thtse Yeas
'ay tr.nn yiS g. SY9 ior won't suA fIruIareu v 81
.,s1irg hoard snt tn'1 sti,'r iNnca. A touutt
y ttnN yytn Al snr'r. TO- .' .. l-til sni ADJ "
4 the - - Ru, -'N~g - 'rFvC'u ~ 'rAat
cfass = ~ity ',.H.iry
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TO LET.

PAEIMENTS TO LET-CHEAP AP-
a artueuts ~ lct iu a james ~. l'lu.r on
the p-e.u ses: also llJ West 2.tl So ais ~ '""h
a. .1ug
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SToRES, &C., TO LEI - CHEAP RENTS
= New stores for butcher shops OF M. depotA-
q3rd st. ave- A. Cheap rooms rear $50 Third aVe.i
nns apartments 500 Third ave. Apply On promises,
or to j. Ii. DOUGHTY, l5S Bowery, COT. brooms.
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60 OS TO s5.O0-LODGING WITH Or
We ~ without bard. Cool, clean single and
double bedded rooms. Board from 81 % tJ SO per
- cents per night, lodging at u cents per nlghl.
No. 10 Oak street. between Roosevelt and Pearl.
Sel9 24'il9
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IIOUsE AND STORE TO LEr-THE
Three story house and store cor. oi bediGfI an
De KRlb Aves, Brooklyn, Inquire Of bADHACi
sci 24aG'lW
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Il T.. 3. Anmy-N snIed iOJ young tnen, " whom
,crses, euu usnts acknowledging aud medical Al
Andancc will bs furnianed. With good LAY " each
S,idisr. Apply - qt HutUuu. atreAa, or No BIosd-
80 RAar~lA
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DOUgE 10 LEr-THE THREE sIORf
IL brick house, No. % Po"e'sst., Bfn1klyn
Inquire q BADPAu LOCKWOOD a Con ~; vat
Waal lu.yton It,, ~ Y. SCI SAAr ISl
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HOUSE TO IEr-A SMALL ? STORY
IL lpuae. urd,r cellar aud ato, c'iiaal'E .
-o,uA p.r4...l,y Fl. .atcd, VIII g..d-n m roEt
Ma. .4,1 Clinton 81 near G.ald. Inquire At the
,c,'.es ocl G'l5T
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A II. UNDER,iILL 4 SON, WHOLE
"a sale and retail dcNers IN ane family stucef f--
GIL Eshtn ava Fine greeu SD blAs teas d gtr, su
gar, batter, tsc., oheaper tnan sel4 2tao ~
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PAYMENTS TO LET CIEAP-CON-
Aifrgu front and back pIr'pr, marble nanl ;
ne.I sod. AIly ou premises, III Ee-t A,tn
10, s32'ljG
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II Part View House, No. d NariyE ~ dIlrs
from Frank ", where respectable men can be
accommodates with clean, comfortable, n'' oelii
from 10 10 ~ cents per night single r1oIs tan .S
t. 20 cents per niglt o. 4'l1O
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DEMOvAL-THEN NEW YORK DYING and
hPnnting Establishment Works on Staten Island,
No. 95 Duane 81 Broadway, late No. % John 81,
Branch Offoes No. T2O Broadway, N Y, and No. lso
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The New York Journal OF Commerce re-
marks that Mr.. LINCOLN has sent down a fleet
70 Charleston to main tain our "rights " under
tho Federal Constitution. We are entitled to
occupy and possess the fort there. and mean
to doit. say the Republicans, regardless of con-
sequences. Millions Of money may be expend-
ed, thousands Of lives lost, the country may
be torn by dissensions and Inundated before
every nation; but no matter, We shall at least
prove that there ia Government This
plan Of forming I" a more perfect Union,' and
ensuing " domestic tranquility" reminds rs
Of EDAuSp BuRkRs story about shearing the
wolf, given in his eloquent philippe against
the continuance of the American war. He
said: -.
1.-THE noble Lord tells us that we went to war
for the maiuieuanee Of our right: the Kings
speech says We will 90 on for the maintenance OF
our rights. Oh. invaluable rights, that have cost
Great Britain thirteen provinces, four islands,
hundred thousand men, and seventy millions OF
from as our rank among nations. our Importance
abroad, and our happiness at home. All
Miserable N and in,stus,ed Minister, Wrstched
and undons country not to know that right sig
niles nothing without might-t!at the claim,
and idle, We had right TO tax America. Such
j. the reasons by which the noble Lord jnsti..
him who was resolved to shear the wolf! What
shear wolf? Havsyou considered the difficulty,
the resistance, the danger? No, says the mad
man. have considered nothing bpt the right !.
Man has right Of dominion over the inferior ami
mails. A wolf has " ool: animals that have wool
are to be shorn; therefore, l will. shear the
wolfF' ..- o. .-..... ..-....-..
No; the Republicans have not considered
the cost Of subduing the South. Could the
Confederate States be forced to remain in q
Union odious to them, and forced to send rep
resen tatives to our national councils, would
not such an alliance be like the Eastern pen
atty Of carrying about putrefying corpse p
But tina thing Is impO6sible.
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Iyon batteries.

The late engagement in Charleston has dis
closed two facts, which are well worthy at
tention. One is, that the most efficient of the
batteries which demolished Sumter was an
iron battery, which is said to have been the
lirst actual test in actual war of iron FORTH
cations The other fact is, that the floating
iron battery successfully resisted all the heavy
shots Of SUMTER thus demonstrating the value
of iron armor for vessels, in attacking ports.
We would suggest whether floating batteries,
similar to that in Charleston, might not be con-
structed in this city, and lowed down to the
neighborhood of Old Point, whilst few bat
teries on land might be constructed of the
same material, and brought to bear upon that
-
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Public Sentiment i'm New York,

We regret to see that the New York Express,
which has hitherto contended manfully for the
right, Is so befogged by the universal North
ern idea that this is q consolidated Govern
ment, that, whilst condemning the Admins
tration policy and processing, no doubt, sim
cerely great respect for the Southern people,
it urges the Government to the most vigorous
and ef1cient measures for the prosecution of
hostilities. Perhaps nothing moro could be
expected from the public sentiment of New
York. Whilst never tainted to any percepti-
BILE extent with abolition. New York, like the
whole North. is thorough practical believer
in Mr.. LIscoLN's theory that State holds
the same relation to the Federal Government
that county does to State, and that South
Carolina has no more right to secede from the
Union than Staten Island from New York
Moreover, New York lives by the Union and
would perish without it. Therefore, both
from principle and interest, she will be unit
aGainst the South. 1eNt '.4
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Attacking Northern Cities.

We trust that the South will soon be in q
condition to act aggressively as well as defen-
siyely. We have no idea on the face Of the
earth Of standing still and being butchered
like sheep In slaughter honse. As soon as
possible, a blow should be struck at the popu-
lous hives on the border, and privateers
should DO fitted out to harass the enemy 8
commerce. The sooner this is done the better.
Already. the Southern army, at the different
forts and stations, Numbers about thirty five
thousand, mon. With the accession of the
Border States, this can be swelled, without an
effort, to . hundred thousand Of the bravest
troops In the world. We shall then see whe-
ther the game Of invasion which ABRAHAM
LfsooLx has inauguratsd Is not one W hich two
can play at. 3